Thinking about your workday
People who are mentally prepared for and think about the upcoming workday have a better work experience because they start the day off more in touch with their work goals.
Reattaching to work can mean briefly reflecting just after leaving the house, while we’re on our commute, or when we sit at our desk before we begin working.
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