Workplace Garden: Film Teaser

In our fast-paced society, where the average American spends a staggering 90,000 hours at work in their lifetime, “Workplace Garden” sheds light on concerning realities. Nearly half of workers report gaining weight on the job, with a quarter considering work their primary stress source. Led by acclaimed author Leigh Stringer and industry experts, this film delves into the myriad issues facing American workers, from obesity to stress, absenteeism, and presenteeism.

Featuring conversations with workplace wellness pioneers, including environmental designers and healthcare providers, “Workplace Garden” unveils strategies to counteract alarming trends. By asking crucial questions about the origins of these challenges and the priorities for change, the film navigates the complexities of the modern workplace and the potential of technology and flexible work arrangements.

As a filmmaker, I’ve witnessed widespread workplace dissatisfaction globally. With this film, I aim to offer a beacon of hope, showcasing that positive changes are possible. It empowers individuals with practical adjustments for happier, healthier lives and sends a compelling message to business owners: Workplace health and wellness are not just optional extras but essential components of responsible business practices. Ultimately, I seek to appeal to decision-makers, stressing that prioritizing employee well-being isn’t just financially smart but a moral imperative.