Whatever that means for you. Allowing this time to be separate from the work day is what’s important. That could mean doing a quick meditation before checking your phone, exercising before logging into email, drinking your coffee in silence or while you journal. It’s completely up to you, so play around with it and see what feels best.

There are so many free workshops, classes and fitness videos right now. Check a few out and put them on the calendar. This is also a great way to still foster face-to-face connections.
I’d also recommend setting up face-time dates and hang outs. Schedule a night to cook dinner and eat it with your friends, or watch the same movie over the phone. Reach out to friends you haven’t seen a while, family members, your co-workers.

A healthy home routine is ideally, all encompassing including sleep, movement, mindfulness, eating and relationships. However, meet yourself where you’re at! Start with the one thing you think will make the deepest impact and just do step one. A good place to look into is your morning, like I spoke about earlier. How you start your day really sets the tone!

Allow the kitchen to be where you eat, the bedroom where you sleep, the living room where you play. It creates a bit more separation in our minds and our behaviours.

If you’re interested in meditation, I recommend the Waking Up app. It’s the best guided app I’ve found and the meditations are only about 10 minutes long.

In terms of booking something to look forward to, Six Degrees Society is an amazing resource. They have unique events that I always enjoy and create a connection from.

Get yourself a pair of cozy slippers. They’re a work from home must! It’s ok to use your comfort to your advantage when it comes to productivity.

You have me as a resource! I work with clients to create habits and routines that lead to sustained success. Plus I’m a seasoned work-from-home-er and can totally relate! You can book a free 30 minute consultation call with me here.