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Hellooo to the first Monday of 2021! 
I’m going to be sharing 30 days of remote work ~hacks~ to kick the new year off right.
Advice for new & experienced remote workers alike, whatever your role or field!
#30DaysOfRemoteHacks
I’m going to be sharing 30 days of remote work ~hacks~ to kick the new year off right.
Advice for new & experienced remote workers alike, whatever your role or field!
#30DaysOfRemoteHacks
Day one - Set office hours!
This may feel strange when your office is your home, but it's SO IMPORTANT to create boundaries with work to stop yourself from overworking & burning out.
Set specific office hours and let people know when you're available and when you're not.
This may feel strange when your office is your home, but it's SO IMPORTANT to create boundaries with work to stop yourself from overworking & burning out.
Set specific office hours and let people know when you're available and when you're not.
Day two - Mute your notifications! 
When you're doing focused work (like writing, designing, or coding), mute Slack and put your phone on DND.
Almost all messages can wait a few hours.
#asynch #30DaysofRemoteHacks
When you're doing focused work (like writing, designing, or coding), mute Slack and put your phone on DND.
Almost all messages can wait a few hours.
#asynch #30DaysofRemoteHacks
Day 3 - Separate work & home by simulating a commute.
No one likes commuting in traffic. But try leaving the house at the beginning & end of your workday for a nice walk.
This is a healthy way to create a more distinct boundary between work & life!
#30DaysofRemoteHacks
No one likes commuting in traffic. But try leaving the house at the beginning & end of your workday for a nice walk.
This is a healthy way to create a more distinct boundary between work & life!
#30DaysofRemoteHacks
