You are in control of your own working situation and how everyday looks for you. Create an environment of success for yourself.
Being comfortable in my workspace lets me be more free and creative with my work and helps me explore more. I like having the freedom to manipulate my settings and space as I need to. — Sara Nicely, Designer & Illustrator.
For the sake of our mental health and well-being, it’s so important that we create daily rituals to help us set boundaries between our personal time and the workday.
Take advantage of your remote lifestyle by practicing self-care habits you wouldn’t normally get to do at the office.
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