2. Mindful Movements
Try your best to move as often as you can. We often get stuck in the same position for too long leading to tiredness. Try to:
- Go for frequent walks around the office when you can.
- Change your seating position to improve posture.
- Frequently stretch your arms and necks to remain comfortable.
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