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Perfect your work-from-home uniform, or change into <a href="https://theeverygirl.com/quince-activewear-review/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">leggings and a sports bra</a> if you’re planning on working out at some point during the day. When you clock out, you can change into your comfies just like you would if you were getting home from the office, signaling to your brain that the work day is over and it’s time to wind down.2. Dedicate time to your morning routineA tempting factor about working from home might be to set your alarm for two minutes before starting and roll over in bed to open your laptop. Tempting, yes, but productive? Not so much. Instead, think about the factors of your morning routine that you enjoy the most or make you feel the best throughout the day and make them a priority daily.Do you love listening to <a href="https://theeverygirl.com/editors-favorite-podcasts/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">motivating podcasts</a> while you get ready? Wake up early enough to listen to an episode as you take a walk around the block or fold clean laundry before your workday starts. Do you look forward to catching up on the news while you eat breakfast before starting work? Make sure you’re giving yourself time to make and enjoy breakfast before clocking in. Do morning workouts give you energy? Fit in movement before you sit down at your laptop, even if that looks like doing <a href="https://theeverygirl.com/cozy-cardio/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">cozy cardio</a> in your PJs. Finally, try to fit in morning skincare, chug a big glass of water, and do whatever else is crucial for you to feel your best during the day before your workday starts.This way, you’ll spend less time thinking about all the things you wish you could be doing (like fitting in a workout or doing the laundry) instead of doing your work. 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However, don’t stay in your pajamas all day. I promise that changing into something else before you start your workday will help you feel more prepared to tackle whatever the day brings you. Perfect your work-from-home uniform, or change into <a href="https://theeverygirl.com/quince-activewear-review/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">leggings and a sports bra</a> if you’re planning on working out at some point during the day. When you clock out, you can change into your comfies just like you would if you were getting home from the office, signaling to your brain that the work day is over and it’s time to wind down.2. Dedicate time to your morning routineA tempting factor about working from home might be to set your alarm for two minutes before starting and roll over in bed to open your laptop. Tempting, yes, but productive? Not so much. Instead, think about the factors of your morning routine that you enjoy the most or make you feel the best throughout the day and make them a priority daily.Do you love listening to <a href="https://theeverygirl.com/editors-favorite-podcasts/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">motivating podcasts</a> while you get ready? Wake up early enough to listen to an episode as you take a walk around the block or fold clean laundry before your workday starts. Do you look forward to catching up on the news while you eat breakfast before starting work? Make sure you’re giving yourself time to make and enjoy breakfast before clocking in. Do morning workouts give you energy? Fit in movement before you sit down at your laptop, even if that looks like doing <a href="https://theeverygirl.com/cozy-cardio/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">cozy cardio</a> in your PJs. Finally, try to fit in morning skincare, chug a big glass of water, and do whatever else is crucial for you to feel your best during the day before your workday starts.This way, you’ll spend less time thinking about all the things you wish you could be doing (like fitting in a workout or doing the laundry) instead of doing your work. 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You can (and should!) reach out to your boss, too, to see if they have time to connect for you to ask questions so you can feel more in control of your responsibilities. Just 10-15 minutes of chatting can help you feel more connected to your work environment and less like you are alone on your remote island with no one to talk to and no help to be found. Work stress? We don’t know her.]]></description><guid isPermaLink="false">https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67248708</guid><pubDate>Mon, 04 Aug 2025 18:11:42 +0000</pubDate><enclosure url="https://api.spreaker.com/download/episode/67248708/mountain_lagest_eruption.mp3" length="2547460" type="audio/mpeg"/><itunes:author>Johnson</itunes:author><itunes:subtitle>It’s common to feel disconnected or even feel less overall motivation while you’re at home rather than surrounded by your coworkers, but there is an easy (and fun!) solution to these common woes: virtual coffee chats. 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