Morning Sex Linked to Higher Productivity, Promotions, and Raises, Study Finds
Translated from Croatian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- A new study suggests morning sex significantly boosts employee productivity, focus, and job satisfaction.
- Employees engaging in morning intimacy reported higher rates of promotions and raises compared to other groups.
- The research, which surveyed 1,000 American workers, also linked morning sex to improved happiness, confidence, and stress management.
Forget double espressos and motivational speeches; the secret to workplace success might be found in your bedroom. New research suggests that morning intimacy can significantly enhance employee productivity, leading to better performance, promotions, and raises.
American full-time workers who have sex before work show the highest levels of productivity (71%), task completion success (70%), focus (58%), motivation (57%), and job satisfaction (54%).
A study by the online pharmacy ZipHealth, which surveyed 1,000 full-time American workers across all generations, found that those who have sex before work reported the highest levels of productivity (71%), task completion success (70%), focus (58%), motivation (57%), and job satisfaction (54%).
Almost every fifth employee who practices morning sex (19%) stated that they received a promotion in the last year, which is more than in any other group.
The benefits extend to financial rewards, with nearly one in five employees practicing morning sex (19%) reporting a promotion in the past year, and over half (51%) stating they received a raise. This places them at the top of the list for career advancement.
More than half (51%) claim they received a raise, which also puts them at the top of the list.
Beyond professional gains, the research highlights significant mental health advantages. Individuals engaging in morning intimacy reported higher levels of happiness (68%), emotional stability (63%), self-confidence (58%), and better stress management (49%). The study concludes that morning intimacy consistently outperforms other times of the day for emotional and mental well-being.
Americans who have morning sex report the highest levels of happiness, confidence, and emotional stability.
Originally published by Veฤernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.