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Change your route

Change your route

If you have a bad or overly stressful day at work, take the long way home.

  • First half of your journey: turn the radio off and think about what you have to accomplish at work and how you will execute. 
  • Second half of the journey turn on whatever music you like, talk radio and begin the process of thinking about things outside of work. 

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