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A workplace with fragrance fosters pride and motivation in work.

The workplace we spend much of our daily lives in is an important place. However, in reality, there are numerous challenges that trouble workers, such as "not being able to recover from fatigue," "accumulating stress from interpersonal relationships," and "inability to maintain concentration." Amidst this, creating a workplace environment that utilizes **[aroma]** has gained attention. Scents directly stimulate the senses and have the power to change one’s mood in just a few seconds. - In the morning: The refreshing scent of citrus activates the switch of "Alright, let's do our best today." - At noon: When concentration is needed, the scent of herbs or tea tree clears the mind. - In the evening: During the time when fatigue accumulates, the relaxing scent of lavender eases the mind. Through the use of scents, the workplace transforms from merely a "place to work" into a "space where one can confidently express themselves." When people are in a pleasant environment, they naturally smile more and feel more positive. This accumulation leads to a sense of pride in working here, fostering a spirit of company loyalty, and generating motivation to "want to do even better." In other words, aroma is not just a spatial enhancement; it is a new workplace infrastructure that nurtures the energy and pride of workers.

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