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Post by shiyabul on Aug 19, 2024 3:31:25 GMT -5
If picking up hours here and then helps, then do it. The problem isn’t odd hours; rather it is allowing work to creep into unscheduled hours and not being able to disconnect. Controlling your schedule means that you stop and start at certain times. If you don’t control your work schedule then your work schedule will control you. Create a separation between work and home with https://lastdatabase.com/ specific patterns. It’s easier to stick to a specific schedule, and not allow work to keep creeping into unscheduled hours when work happens in specific patterns. Follow Mister Rogers’ example and have a specific pair of shoes or jacket that you wear just for work. I’ve tried both at different points in my career and it was incredibly helpful! When you have those slippers on you know you shouldn’t be doing laundry and also when they aren’t on you shouldn’t be “just checking email for a quick second. ” Other people appreciate the commute to separate work from home and so they go on a walk to start their day and go on a walk after their workday ends. These bookend activities help them shift their mindsets between work and home and maintain separation. Create separation between work and home with specific spaces. If possible, dedicate space to your work.
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