I knew it would be a challenge adapting to a new routine and of course like everything else, events never turn out as expected.
I’ve kind of just slipped into this work from home lifestyle without consciously sitting down and working out exactly what I need to do first and prioritising anything yet. That’s not worrying me too much, I know that anything pressing will find a way to gain my attention, but there is a lot that I could do to improve my personal efficiency and writing this blog is probably going to be a key activity towards that end.
Yet my rate of blogging has decreased in an eratic way, on both this and other blogs. One positive reason for that is the absence of morning train journeys on which there is nothing else to do except think. I don’t listen to personal audio, so this was a time for quiet contemplation, albeit in a desperately uncomfortable and crowded situation often!
The trips out to meetings and suchlike seem to be a stimulus, so I’l continue to plan for around two a week.
One thing I’m aware of but haven’t sorted out yet is the physical state of my workstation. The adjustable height swivel chair is just not right, and I can’t maintain a good posture. That’s interfering with my work.
So where can you buy a chair with four legs thes days?