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Six Proven Ways To Keep You Charged Up During
Remote Work

Remote work during the pandemic has sparked off a productivity contest of sorts between
colleagues. At that, most companies are using performance monitoring software to make sure
their employees are on the right track. While that has its own merits, unnecessary competition
with colleagues can hurt employees. So much so that a slew of employees have cut down on
their break times merely for one-upmanship. Yes, productivity during remote work is important. Buty you would want to steer clear of burning
out while trying to up your graph. Here are some ways to keep yourself charged up while
making sure you do not lose productivity. 1. Start your day with a workout
The best way to keep feeling energetic through the day is to start it with some form of physical
exercise. Now, there’s no one or two forms of exercise that you must believe in. You can take
an approach that works well for your body. Make sure that you:
Understand the limits of your body
Don’t try advanced versions of a workout you haven’t done earlier
Start working out under expert guidance
Work out at the same time every day
Apart from these, you need to attribute a sense of mission to your workouts. Make sure that you
work out everyday for at least 21 days. That’s about how long you need to convert it into a habit. Working out does not just improve your physical fitness, it also helps remove everyday work
stress from your mind and body.

2. Leave your seat every hour
Long hours of sitting might not be the best way to spend your day, and it is definitely not the
most healthy way. But thanks to the Pandemic 2020, that’s how most of our days look like. However, not many realize that constant hours of sitting at one place can induce severe
boredom, productivity issues, and adversely affect your health, especially spinal form. The safe way to steer clear of trouble from sitting long hours is to make sure that you take timely
breaks. Get off your seat at least once every hour. It does not have to be a long break. All you need to
do is take a little walk and create a little space for your bones and muscles to move. You can
even set small alarm reminders to help you get off the seat once every hour. 3. Stay hydrated
You have a bullion emails to send, a really long assessment report to complete, and some
campaigns to run. All of that and you end up ignoring your body’s natural reminders to hydrate. This can result in several health issues along with low productivity. Hydration is important for several reasons:
● Reduces fatigue and increases productivity
● Prevents weight gain
● Flushes toxins out of the system
● Enhances skin texture
● Maintains pH balance of the body
The good thing is if you are regular with your workouts, your metabolism will automatically send
you strong signals of water deficit. This will result in more thirst, and as a result of that,
improvement in hydration. 4. Don’t take very long breaks
The one mistake that most people end up making when trying to recharge between work is to
miss work all together. As far as remote work goes, this is a capital crime. Just because there
are no cameras around, you should not give up on your ethics.

Besides the ethical argument, very long breaks are really bad for productivity. That’s because
when you take a long break, you invariably end up doing things that are not directly related to
your work. Such activities make you lose your train of thought viz-a-viz work. When you come back to your
seat, you take that much more time coming to grips with your work. Also, the obvious demerit is
that sooner or later, your boss is going to find out that you have been misusing the remote work
opportunity by staying out of work more often. 5. Spread your workday across segments
Instead of taking longer breaks, it is sensible to divide your work into smaller laps. For example,
if your total working hours for the day is eight, you can break that down into four segments of
two hours each with little breaks of 10 minutes between each segment. Segregating your workday will also help you do different types of work during different times of
the day. For example, the most important types of work can happen during the earliest part of
the day. This could be the time when you do not want to be disturbed by anyone. You can schedule your meetings toward the later part of the day. Of course, that should also sit
well with the rest of your team. It is equally important that you align your priorities with that of
your team. 6. Participate in Activities
Most companies would organize regular activity sessions for their employees in the pre- pandemic times. They’d average anywhere between one and two activities per week. During the
lockdown, that number seems to have heavily dwindled down for most companies. There are
still odd activities thrown in here and there.
It is extremely important that you do not skip these activities whenever they happen. For all you
know, a virtual activity could be just as fun as the real one. Also, these are pretty much the only
times that you can see your entire office/team together at one place. Remember, it is of utmost importance that you keep the bound with your teammates intact.

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