-: This had been my first full year working from home.
And I have to tell you that you're your own worst enemy,
and so you have to, I have downloaded programs to stop
myself from going to websites like the New York Times.
I have timers to make sure that I'm working
for a specific amount of time before taking a break.
I make sure to go to the gym early in the morning
to wake myself up, so there are
going to be changes to how you live your life
to make yourself effective at home.
I would also say this, because I work and live
in the same place it's easy to blur the lines between
your work and your personal life, which makes it hard
to extract yourself from a work environment.
And that generally leads to somewhat unhealthy a mentality
around always being part of your work.
So I would say be able to also draw lines, like function
in ambiguity but draw specific lines when you need to.