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Science and Spirituality Series A Workday — from an Energetic Point of View Article by Andronicus Torp Monad is delighted to present this ground breaking research carried out by Drd.Engineer in Quantum Physics & Human Resource Management, Andronicus Torp. Introduction Have you ever had the feeling that you were “out of energy”? That you show up at work fresh (well, more or less fresh) in the morning, and then suddenly, perhaps after some hours, feel that you “don’t have any energy left”? It is most likely that Abstract you, like the rest of us, have felt so. This article examines how the stress and energy There is something interesting about that feeling. It level of an employee fluctuates during a workday. is completely absurd! This in order to understand, and possibly optimize, the performance of an employee as it may be con- According to Einstein everything in this universe sidered likely that different employees have differ- consists of energy, and thus this must also be true ent energetic needs; some may for example “run for everything in your being; your physical body, out of energy” if they work long hours, others on your feelings, emotions, skills, qualities, compet- the other side, may manifest a different attitude ences, dreams, etc. etc. etc. Everything is energy, towards the work, which may actually make them so how can we feel “low on energy”? gain energy during a workday. This study does not try to answer all that, at least Nowadays different American management con- not in the first step. What it does is to look at the sulting firms are offering ways to optimize the per- stress and energy level of different employees dur- formance of employees through improving their ing a workday in order to see how they fluctuate, energy. However, their foundation seems to be and thus, how it may be appropriate to manage based on Ericsson’s study on for example how mu- different people, perhaps different groups of sicians practice. Thus the present study may offer people, differently. Some may be brought to deliv- important knowledge as on how to optimize for ex- er top performance by reminding them to have ample the workday to meet the needs of specific small breaks, and to eat and drink enough during employees, or groups of employees, which may the workday. Because this is what ensures that hopefully improve, amongst others, employee their energy level remains high, and thus gives well-being, performance, job satisfaction, and ulti- them the necessary energy to remain calm and ful- mately, company financial performance. fill their work tasks. Others may need an exact opposite kind of management in order to deliver top The research is based on previous work by Torp et performance; tough deadlines, and supervision. al., as well as work done by Einstein, Hawking, And then again may there be a group of employ- Tiller, Hunt, and Motoyama. The technical part of ees who actually need guidance regarding how the research is conducted with the Electrophotonic they spend their spare time, as they may loose a Imaging Device, developed by Korotkov. lot of energy in between the end of one workday and the beginning of the next. Keywords: Human Resource Management; Performance; Energy; Stress; Well-being; Photonic Imaging; Talent Management Page 12 | Monad 3 / 2016 Electro- The goal of this is to help people to gain as much energy as possible, and thus to perform at their