Take time to reconnect with your mission
Our days can feel cluttered and frantic when our our work emails and calls creep into our personal lives after office hours.
If things feel like they're going on autopilot, try to take a few minutes to reconnect with the broader context of your work before jumping into the stream of your routine.
Ask yourself what personal and professional qualities do you want to cultivate on the job and then you might start to see more opportunities to increase connectivity and impact.
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