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4 Ways for the Remote Workers to Stay Mentally Healthy

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Remote working brings along some serious mental health issues. Loneliness and a disturbed routine being the primary concerns of remote employees. According to a 2019 report on the State of Remote Work, 19% of the remote employees complained of being very alone in their lives, whereas 49% of them considered loneliness as the biggest stress giver. Consequently, the remote workers feel detached from the workplace, lose the knack for working, and face hampered creativity and productivity.

To fuel up the working spirit, and get re-attached to work with greater productivity, creativity, and enthusiasm to learn more, here are 4 amazing ways for the remote workers to stay afresh, and work with greater zeal.


1.     Don’t Forget to Dress-up Daily
Remote work does not mean that you will end up losing variety in dressing, just because nobody is watching over you. Wearing the same rag clothes, hoodie and pajamas can be boring and might be responsible for taking away all the colors of your life.

Break off wearing the same outfits regularly by planning what to wear the next day, just the night before. This will not only help to break the monotony of working in the same boring attires and not having an exciting life but will also keep you ready for sudden meetups or official face-times.


2.     Socializing is Essential
Maintaining healthy social relationships helps to combat the feeling of being alone and isolated from society. At the same time, it assists in moving the work boredom aside and gives a healthy break to the tirelessly working mind.

Make regular walking, breathing in the fresh air, exposing to the sun, playing with park dogs, feeding the pigeons, and interacting with different people a part of your daily routine. And refrain, as much as possible, from any work-related thoughts during the scheduled break.


3.     Explore New Music
Music does have a lot of positive impacts on our mental well-being.
Exposing our ears to new rhythms and tunes enhances the listening soft skill and improves the mental health for learning newer stuff.

Many research shows that age 30 is the speed-breaker for the majority of us to stop exploring new music. Never indulge yourself in such halts. Instead, keep hunting for new tunes and songs, and add them to your playlist. Such a habit will induce better grasping power and you will not feel stuck up at a single life-stage during the entire tenure of working from home.


4.     Do Whatever Pleasures You
Waking up to involve the brain in exhausting things such as decision making might create mental fatigue and hamper productive and creative thinking.

Morning hours should be saved for pleasuring things instead. Cooking, gardening, listening to music, blogging, or whatever makes you happy, involved, and relaxed should be practiced after leaving the bed.
These activities will restore all your energies and prepare you for a day-long hectic work routine.



Mental well being is an important part of remote work. Eat healthy, keep yourself hydrated, and sleep for at least six hours a day, along with practicing the above four ways. These way outs would ensure that you are putting the maximum of all your efforts in working, and are unstoppable in the race to succeed.

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