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Try and keep a routine and stick to it and try to stay motivated. Put some lively music on, have a coffee and then make a start.
That's what I used to do when I worked from home in the financial sector.
Didn't always work mind you, but I tried. |
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over a year ago
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"You’ve just got to keep pushing on ,NEVER give up . You can do it
Exactly this! One foot in front of the other and keep going "
Absolutely. Keep positive |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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I've worked 10 days straight now with out a break just keeping going incase they say I cant work at all and trying to make as much money as possible to get my family though this shit time but this morning it like I've hit a brick wall I couldnt be arsed to get out of bed. I got dressed sorted the children out and headed our to work but I'm now on site and even making a mix of cement just seems like to much effort |
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"I've worked 10 days straight now with out a break just keeping going incase they say I cant work at all and trying to make as much money as possible to get my family though this shit time but this morning it like I've hit a brick wall I couldnt be arsed to get out of bed. I got dressed sorted the children out and headed our to work but I'm now on site and even making a mix of cement just seems like to much effort "
Come on, just a little blip, you can do it, stick some decent music on and avoid the news. Happy mixing. Jo x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I've worked 10 days straight now with out a break just keeping going incase they say I cant work at all and trying to make as much money as possible to get my family though this shit time but this morning it like I've hit a brick wall I couldnt be arsed to get out of bed. I got dressed sorted the children out and headed our to work but I'm now on site and even making a mix of cement just seems like to much effort
Come on, just a little blip, you can do it, stick some decent music on and avoid the news. Happy mixing. Jo x"
Radio is on coffee in hand I'm sure I will pick up in a bit
Thank you sweet |
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By (user no longer on site)
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It's easy to fall into complacency. But we have to keep motivated. Have some coffee and sit in agarden/ near an open window / on your door step. I'm lucky to have a garden.
Keep on keeping on! X |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Rem_mber your reason for motivation, there's always a root for it for everyone, inspire yourself that you've come this far, you can re-establish your hunger to get on top of it all, be nice to yourself, don't be too self critical and drain your energy, I'm sure you're doing as good as anyone through all of this, keep positive |
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By *mberWoman
over a year ago
Preston |
"I've worked 10 days straight now with out a break just keeping going incase they say I cant work at all and trying to make as much money as possible to get my family though this shit time but this morning it like I've hit a brick wall I couldnt be arsed to get out of bed. I got dressed sorted the children out and headed our to work but I'm now on site and even making a mix of cement just seems like to much effort
Come on, just a little blip, you can do it, stick some decent music on and avoid the news. Happy mixing. Jo x
Radio is on coffee in hand I'm sure I will pick up in a bit
Thank you sweet "
Oh lovely, maybe 10 days straight is too much. We all need down time. I had to take a 'me day' on Sunday.
X |
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"I've worked 10 days straight now with out a break just keeping going incase they say I cant work at all and trying to make as much money as possible to get my family though this shit time but this morning it like I've hit a brick wall I couldnt be arsed to get out of bed. I got dressed sorted the children out and headed our to work but I'm now on site and even making a mix of cement just seems like to much effort
Come on, just a little blip, you can do it, stick some decent music on and avoid the news. Happy mixing. Jo x
Radio is on coffee in hand I'm sure I will pick up in a bit
Thank you sweet
Oh lovely, maybe 10 days straight is too much. We all need down time. I had to take a 'me day' on Sunday.
X"
I have 5 children no such thing as a me day lol |
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Im lucky in a sense that I am havent been in my job since Oct 17! Getting pressure from company doc to start back soon...I think thats a terrible idea.
I am just back from my run..doing kettlebells weights in my kitchen. Decided I need to go back to exercise and build myself into a new routine seeing as I cant go to gym.
Ditch the work. Its a lovely spring morning out there.
MsD x |
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By *mberWoman
over a year ago
Preston |
"I've worked 10 days straight now with out a break just keeping going incase they say I cant work at all and trying to make as much money as possible to get my family though this shit time but this morning it like I've hit a brick wall I couldnt be arsed to get out of bed. I got dressed sorted the children out and headed our to work but I'm now on site and even making a mix of cement just seems like to much effort
Come on, just a little blip, you can do it, stick some decent music on and avoid the news. Happy mixing. Jo x
Radio is on coffee in hand I'm sure I will pick up in a bit
Thank you sweet
Oh lovely, maybe 10 days straight is too much. We all need down time. I had to take a 'me day' on Sunday.
X
I have 5 children no such thing as a me day lol"
No. But not going to work is important too. That said, with 5 children, maybe work is a rest! Are they in school still? |
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By *ewrocksWoman
over a year ago
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"I've worked 10 days straight now with out a break just keeping going incase they say I cant work at all and trying to make as much money as possible to get my family though this shit time but this morning it like I've hit a brick wall I couldnt be arsed to get out of bed. I got dressed sorted the children out and headed our to work but I'm now on site and even making a mix of cement just seems like to much effort
Come on, just a little blip, you can do it, stick some decent music on and avoid the news. Happy mixing. Jo x
Radio is on coffee in hand I'm sure I will pick up in a bit
Thank you sweet
Oh lovely, maybe 10 days straight is too much. We all need down time. I had to take a 'me day' on Sunday.
X
I have 5 children no such thing as a me day lol"
I've got one and since lock down I can't get 5mins to myself, you've no chance |
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By *ik MMan
over a year ago
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Today is the beginning of my 4th week working at home. I’m snowed under and barely keeping my head above water.
There is little I can do about this situation so my can’t be botheredness has manifested itself in other ways. I haven’t shaved since day one, rarely get dressed and have severed all non essential contact with the outside world.
I know what I’m doing is unhealthy but it’s my way of dealing with what’s going on. That said, I’m not sure how detached I’ll be when we come out the other side. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I've worked 10 days straight now with out a break just keeping going incase they say I cant work at all and trying to make as much money as possible to get my family though this shit time but this morning it like I've hit a brick wall I couldnt be arsed to get out of bed. I got dressed sorted the children out and headed our to work but I'm now on site and even making a mix of cement just seems like to much effort
Come on, just a little blip, you can do it, stick some decent music on and avoid the news. Happy mixing. Jo x
Radio is on coffee in hand I'm sure I will pick up in a bit
Thank you sweet
Oh lovely, maybe 10 days straight is too much. We all need down time. I had to take a 'me day' on Sunday.
X
I have 5 children no such thing as a me day lol
No. But not going to work is important too. That said, with 5 children, maybe work is a rest! Are they in school still?"
Fortunately my late wifes mother and father have moved in with me on a temporary basis once the schools closed down to help home school and look after them so I could still work. Ita been a grewy help but living with the in laws isnt easy |
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By *mberWoman
over a year ago
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No. But not going to work is important too. That said, with 5 children, maybe work is a rest! Are they in school still?
Fortunately my late wifes mother and father have moved in with me on a temporary basis once the schools closed down to help home school and look after them so I could still work. Ita been a grewy help but living with the in laws isnt easy "
Gosh, I imagine that is hard work. How lovely for the children and you though. Well done on staying sane xxx |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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No. But not going to work is important too. That said, with 5 children, maybe work is a rest! Are they in school still?
Fortunately my late wifes mother and father have moved in with me on a temporary basis once the schools closed down to help home school and look after them so I could still work. Ita been a grewy help but living with the in laws isnt easy
Gosh, I imagine that is hard work. How lovely for the children and you though. Well done on staying sane xxx"
Who said I was sane that's a vicious lie lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Nope, been off work for 2 weeks on lockdown. Officially on my Easter leave now (but still in lockdown too) for 2 weeks (this is coming out of my annual leave!) and have to go into work to give my supervisor a handover of what I did the one day she wasnt there and I was last month! |
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By *mberWoman
over a year ago
Preston |
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No. But not going to work is important too. That said, with 5 children, maybe work is a rest! Are they in school still?
Fortunately my late wifes mother and father have moved in with me on a temporary basis once the schools closed down to help home school and look after them so I could still work. Ita been a grewy help but living with the in laws isnt easy
Gosh, I imagine that is hard work. How lovely for the children and you though. Well done on staying sane xxx
Who said I was sane that's a vicious lie lol "
That's a fair point. |
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No. But not going to work is important too. That said, with 5 children, maybe work is a rest! Are they in school still?
Fortunately my late wifes mother and father have moved in with me on a temporary basis once the schools closed down to help home school and look after them so I could still work. Ita been a grewy help but living with the in laws isnt easy
Gosh, I imagine that is hard work. How lovely for the children and you though. Well done on staying sane xxx
Who said I was sane that's a vicious lie lol
That's a fair point. "
Hence the smile pic I've just posted lol |
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It's ok to feel that you can't be bothered occasionally and even give in to it and do nothing for one odd day but it's a slippery slope to depression so best to try to fight it or it can become a habit.
Good luck |
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By (user no longer on site)
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We have a huge blackboard in the kitchen, so i(mrs) have done a scedule for my days and am trying to stick to it.
Breakfast
Spinning
Bums n tums
Shower
Diy around the house...
Every so often do a bit of a pamper session to cheer myself up in the midst of all this doom and gloom. |
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"We have a huge blackboard in the kitchen, so i(mrs) have done a scedule for my days and am trying to stick to it.
Breakfast
Spinning
Bums n tums
Shower
Diy around the house...
Every so often do a bit of a pamper session to cheer myself up in the midst of all this doom and gloom. "
Do you need a hand with you bum or the shower bit? |
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