Finding Your Corona Quarantine Groove: Recalibrating for the New Normal
We all find ourselves suddenly having to adjust to a drastically new normal … one that we had never ever anticipated or imagined before because it's…
May 03, 2020 at 09:19 PM
13 minute read
We all find ourselves suddenly having to adjust to a drastically new normal … one that we had never ever anticipated or imagined before because it's like nothing we've ever seen in our lifetime. COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc across our nation and the global community, but what kind of chaos is it also causing in our homes, our families, our work and our own mental health? There is much of this situation that is beyond our control, but it's crucial that we find the pieces that are and be intentional about doing the best we can with those. Here are a few things to consider and tips to try:
Work-Life Balance
Let's be real. Most of us struggle with finding a healthy work-life balance. I know I do, 100%. It was hard enough before COVID-19. Now we have gone from working 9-5-ish in an office Monday through Friday-ish to now working from home. There was a structure, boundaries, a time frame (kind of), etc. Now what? Maybe you are lucky to have your own home office with doors. Or maybe the guest room or kitchen table is your new designated workspace. Regardless, you now have to figure out the most effective way to be productive from home.
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