Balancing Remote Work and Personal Life
With some adjustments, you may find you can capitalize on the benefits of both the office and the home while working remotely:
- Find a Replacement for Your Commute: at the start of the workday make your bed, take a shower, and change into work clothes. At the end of the workday put away your computer and work materials.
- Make a Schedule: schedule time into your day for exercise, proper meals, and personal time.
- Keep a Regular Bedtime
- Set Work Hours: Explain to your family that you may not be available at certain times because you need to work.
- Take Breaks.
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