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As most (all?) of you know, I started working from home full time a little over a year ago. It’s pretty great! I’m saving a metric fuckton o

How to Successfully Work from Home Without Losing Your Goddamn Mind (Or Your Job)

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Belly Boss: The Remote Work Revolution | In an unexpected twist, a man finds himself rocking a baby bump while handling work from home. With his button-up shirt pulled snug around his belly, he's all about juggling deadlines and diapers. The scene is cozy, with plants adding life to his office and a bookshelf brimming with ideas. Meanwhile, everyday chores hum along, with laundry in progress nearby. His relieved smile hints at the joy and chaos of balancing family life and career. It's a unique peek into a new age of parenting where roles are flipped, and every day is a fresh adventure. In this world, it’s not just about work; it's about navigating life with style and a sense of humor. More images are also available at https://mpregstuff.com.

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Friendly reminder, especially to everyone, who is working from home: in these colder months, when the days are shorter, remember to find time to go outside in the daylight. Even if it's just a 20 minutes walk, it makes a difference. Going outside in the evening is not the same. You need sun. Even if it's cloudy, raining, or snowing, the sunlight is still there. It's easier to just wait until the end of the workday and only then go outside, but then it's already dark. You absolutely can and should find some time before work, or take a short break during the day just to go take a walk outside while it's still bright. Not seeing any sunlight for a few months can actually make you depressed.