Five Healthy Boundaries for Working From Home
Therapy, Explained
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Five Healthy Boundaries for Working From Home
713 просмотров · 4 года назад
Therapy, Explained
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713 просмотров · 4 года назад
Here we go again! (or still..)
Some of us never went back to the office, and others are back at home once more so I put together a quick list of boundaries for working from home as a refresher for all of us as we hit yet another season of working from home.
These are just a few of the healthy boundaries for WFH:
1. Have a separate workspace
2. Change Your Clothes
3. Create a morning and evening routine
4. Block out meal times & take breaks
5. Delete Apps or Pause Notifications Outside of Work Hours
Try out just one this week and let me know how it goes! How do you set boundaries when WFH?
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Always cheering for you,
Deniss
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