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I'm using our own productivity suite every day, remotely or in the office: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/zenkit

I'd say: - Make sure to take lunch break + go out (doesn't matter for a walk, sit at the park, or just enjoy the sun) In the beginning of the WFH phase I tend to stay at home for days without getting out of my apartment. That's unhealthy mentally and physically, so I remind myself often nowadays. - Identify the most important to-dos of the day (focus on them, instead of focusing on what tons...

Go out for walks, listening to guided meditation, small stretch exercises, etc.

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I mainly use a kanban board to track my progress. I first break my goals down into small and actionabale tasks, and then move them from to-do, progress, to done depending on my status. I review the board like each quarter or so to evaluate my goals. For a Kanban software i can recommend the free version of Zenkit Projects. This is a product from the startup I'm working now, so i'm definitely...

Zenkit Projects is great for assigning tasks, track progress of work in the team. In addition, Zenchat will be helpful for team communication. P.s: I work for Zenkit so it might be biased. But we use our own products for collaborating with remote teams. Would recommend a try since our tools have free plans anyways! :)

Recently I'm back to the office after nearly 1 year of remote work. Mainly because i really needed in-person interactions. But in general, I also think arranging calls just for a life update is helpful. Work is no fun anymore if colleagues only talk about work related stuff.

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The New Headspace: guided meditation & helpful to keep me grounded. Zenkit: Helpful for team collaboration & personal planner. It's also the company I'm working for right now. :D Quizlet Learn: I'm currently learning russian, and this app has been helpful to store & review new vocabs.

Good mood, good start!