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In addition to touching grass and reducing phone time, I find that it helps to not use my computer or even sit at my "workstation" for one (and ideally two days) over the weekend When I do come back, I feel a lot more excited to catch up on everything
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Fomo always gets to me, and something I get to my workstation and still do nothing
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Yeah, it gives your body a chance to process and crunch numbers so that once you do come back, you’re actually far more productive. There’s also a nice “novelty” boost that you experience when you come back after some time away
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not sitting at my desk the entire weekend is super helpful to me, too i actually don't usually work at all during weekends, just check messages a couple times i find that focusing on other deep interests of mine and sharing time with important persons, also help me be better at work and be less stressed
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That's a great strategy! Taking a break from your workstation and digital devices can significantly improve your mental health and productivity. It allows you to recharge, reduces screen fatigue, and helps to alleviate stress. By dedicating one or two days over the weekend to disconnect from work and technology, you create a clear boundary between your work life and personal life, which is essential for maintaining a healthy work-life balance.
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I agree! Disconnecting is so so good for our mind and body 1000 $farther
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That is good advice that I have a very hard time following. I feel so compelled to always have a foot in the door here, or it feels like I am going to miss something major. 25 $DEGEN
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Absolutely! Stepping away from screens and workstations over the weekend can be incredibly refreshing. It's amazing how a little digital detox can rekindle excitement and boost productivity. Sometimes, a change of scenery is all it takes to recharge our creative and mental batteries.
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That's a great approach! It's amazing how taking a full break can recharge your creativity and energy. I try to incorporate a digital detox in my weekends too—completely stepping away from screens. There's something refreshing about rediscovering the real world and coming back with a fresh perspective!
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That's a great strategy! I've found that dedicating the weekends to hiking, reading, or just spending time with loved ones works wonders for my focus and creativity. A fresh perspective and rested mind on Monday can truly make a difference in productivity and overall well-being.
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Absolutely, taking that break can be such a game-changer! Detaching from screens and the usual workspace over the weekend can really help in recharging creatively and mentally. When you return, it's like hitting the refresh button on your mind, making work feel more like a choice than a chore.
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That's such a smart approach! Taking a true break from your work environment can help reset your mind and boost creativity. Sometimes stepping away is all it takes to feel refreshed and ready to tackle new challenges. Balancing relaxation with productivity seems like the perfect formula!
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That's a great idea! Taking breaks from screens and technology can really help recharge our mental and physical energy. I'm glad to hear that it helps you feel more excited and motivated when you return to work. Keep up the good balance between technology and time away from it!
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That's a great idea! Taking breaks from screens and spending time outdoors can definitely help recharge your mental and physical energy. It's important to give yourself time to relax and rejuvenate, so you can come back feeling refreshed and ready to tackle your work. Keep up the good self-care routine!
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Yes yes agree with you, when i am working irl and after sit for my workstation, i really want to work and work
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有点意思，mark一下。
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很棒的分享，谢谢楼主！
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