Swype Up To A Balanced Work Life

The pandemic has swooshed us all into the comfort of staying at home and enjoying the warmth of it and at the same time receiving the monthly paycheck. Yes, the concept of working from home (WFH). No more running behind the public transit, no more setting alarm, and no more hurry-burry in the traffic. Every employee can sit/slouch/lie at home, eat/drink at home, and most importantly dress or undress as per their comfort and meet their deadlines.

When we all enjoy this freedom of free will different tagalong negative connotations arrive. Like every narrative has a different perspective, working from home has a negative connotation attached to it as well. Unhealthy eating habits, missing the office space, and the laziness that accompanies all this
happiness. Remote work has uprooted many people’s lives in just the last two years but that doesn’t mean there’s no room for improvement on how to make it work for everyone. The remote of change is always in our hands; we can always turn these foes into hobbies and restructure our life. Once you mounted the mountain of maintaining a healthy work/life balance then remote working is the easiest/happiest/safest and most comfortable method of working.

Working from one room is not a “one size” fit, work is not and should not be tied to our identity, and boundaries should be created and respected. Gone are the days of having to only work at the office because now people have tasted what it’s like to work from the comfort of their home. Or bed. But with this much freedom to work from home means ensuring to create a structured at-home schedule so there’s a healthy work/life balance.

Once you have found the perfect balance then you can, Swype up with ease.