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The 2-Minute Workplace Energy Check

Most people do not realise how much daily habits affect focus, energy and mood at work.

This quick score looks at food choices, snacking, movement, sleep and the point in the day your energy starts to dip.

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Find the habit you didn’t realise was draining your energy.

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What it looks at

Food labels, ready meals, sugar habits, movement, sleep and when you reach for snacks.

What you get

Your Workplace Energy Score, a plain-English result, and a simple 7-day challenge to try.

Why it matters

Low energy often gets brushed off as normal. Often it is daily habit drift rather than lack of motivation.

Step 1 of 3 – Daily Energy

Take the check

Takes about 2 minutes. Your results and a simple 7‑day reset will be emailed to you.

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Workplace Energy

The 2-Minute Workplace Energy Check

Around 2pm I often see the same thing in workplaces.

Energy dips. Coffee machines get busy. Snack drawers open.

Most people assume it’s just a long day.

Often it’s small daily habits quietly affecting energy.

This short check looks at a few of those habits.

Takes about 2 minutes.


Daily Energy

A few quick questions about how your energy feels during the working day.

This section contains:

  • energy dip question

  • snacking question

  • sleep question


Food Habits

Small food choices often affect energy more than people realise.

This section contains:

  • ready meals

  • sugary drinks

  • cooking oil

  • food labels


Lifestyle Habits

Movement and daily routines also play a role.

This section contains:

  • movement question

  • home cooking question

  • reflection question


Your results will be emailed to you along with a simple 7-day reset challenge.


Your Energy Check – what the results mean

When people complete the check they usually fall into one of three patterns.

Healthy habits already in place
Your daily habits are supporting steady energy. Small refinements can still improve focus and recovery.

Can do more
Most people sit here. Some habits are helping, others are quietly draining energy during the working day.

Energy likely draining
Frequent snacking, poor sleep or long periods sitting often lead to the mid‑afternoon slump many people experience.

The goal isn’t perfection. It’s simply noticing the habits that affect how you feel and perform during the day.

1

Celebrate one thing

Notice one healthy choice each day. Even something small counts.

2

Make two changes

Take the stairs, drink more water, eat one proper meal, or go to bed earlier.

3

Record three positives

Write down three positive things from the day. It helps train attention towards progress.

Rebel wellbeing dog

Rebel often joins me when visiting workplaces. The mid‑afternoon energy dip is something we see almost everywhere.

Curious what this looks like across your team?

If several people in one workplace score low, it often shows up as fatigue, slower thinking, more snacking and poor concentration later in the day.

If you are responsible for people in your organisation and want a healthier way of working, you are in the right place.

You can also offer a team version of this score as a simple workplace snapshot.

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