Maintain your daily routine as far as possible. After you wake up, make your bed, shower, brush your teeth and put on clothes for the workday – or whatever it is you usually do. This will go a long way towards creating some normalcy 
during this abnormal time. If possible, try to get to bed at the same time as you would on a normal weeknight.
“I think it’s important to maintain some kind of a routine. So no late bedtimes for us or our seven-year-old during the week, although that’s definitely not easy,” says Flow writer and subeditor Christina Kennedy.
And try to use the time you would normally spend on your daily commute to prepare mentally for the day.
“Have a list of work things you want to get done for the day, and schedule your lunch and tea breaks as well. If you approach working from home this way, then you won’t easily get sidetracked into doing stuff that’s less important,” says Flow content producer Pakamani Nombila.
Maintain your daily routine as far as possible. After you wake up, make your bed, shower, brush your teeth and put on clothes for the workday – or whatever it is you usually do. This will go a long way towards creating some normalcy during this abnormal time. If possible, try to get to bed at the same time as you would on a normal weeknight.
“I think it’s important to maintain some kind of a routine. So no late bedtimes for us or our seven-year-old during the week, although that’s definitely not easy,” says Flow writer and subeditor Christina Kennedy.
And try to use the time you would normally spend on your daily commute to prepare mentally for the day.
“Have a list of work things you want to get done for the day, and schedule your lunch and tea breaks as well. If you approach working from home this way, then you won’t easily get sidetracked into doing stuff that’s less important,” says Flow content producer Pakamani Nombila.
Maintain your daily routine as far as possible. After you wake up, make your bed, shower, brush your teeth and put on clothes for the workday – or whatever it is you usually do. This will go a long way towards creating some normalcy during this abnormal time. If possible, try to get to bed at the same time as you would on a normal weeknight.
“I think it’s important to maintain some kind of a routine. So no late bedtimes for us or our seven-year-old during the week, although that’s definitely not easy,” says Flow writer and subeditor Christina Kennedy.
And try to use the time 
you would normally spend on your daily commute to prepare mentally for the day.
“Have a list of work things you want to get done for the day, and schedule your lunch and tea breaks as well. If you approach working from home this way, then you won’t easily get sidetracked into doing stuff that’s less important,” says Flow content producer Pakamani Nombila.
Maintain your daily routine as far as possible. After you wake up, make your bed, shower, brush your teeth and put on clothes for the workday – or whatever it is you usually do. This will go a long way towards creating some normalcy during this abnormal time. If possible, try to get to bed at the same time as you would on a normal weeknight.
“I think it’s important to maintain some kind of a routine. So no late bedtimes for us or our seven-year-old during the week, although that’s definitely not easy,” says Flow writer and subeditor Christina Kennedy.
And try to use the time you would normally spend on your daily commute to prepare mentally for the day.
“Have a list of work things you want to get done for the day, and schedule your lunch and tea breaks as well. If you approach working from home this way, then you won’t easily get sidetracked into doing stuff that’s less important,” says Flow content producer Pakamani Nombila.
Maintain your daily routine as far as possible. After you wake up, make your bed, shower, brush your teeth and put on clothes for the workday – or whatever it is you usually do. This will go a long way towards creating some normalcy during this abnormal time. If possible, try to get to bed at the same time as you would on a normal weeknight.
“I think it’s important to maintain some kind of a 
routine. So no late bedtimes for us or our seven-year-old during the week, although that’s definitely not easy,” says Flow writer and subeditor Christina Kennedy.
And try to use the time you would normally spend on your daily commute to prepare mentally for the day.
“Have a list of work things you want to get done for the day, and schedule your lunch and tea breaks as well. If you approach working from home this way, then you won’t easily get sidetracked into doing stuff that’s less important,” says Flow content producer Pakamani Nombila.
Maintain your daily routine as far as possible. After you wake up, make your bed, shower, brush your teeth and put on clothes for the workday – or whatever it is you usually do. This will go a long way towards creating some normalcy during this abnormal time. If possible, try to get to bed at the same time as you would on a normal weeknight.
“I think it’s important to maintain some kind of a routine. So no late bedtimes for us or our seven-year-old during the week, although that’s definitely not easy,” says Flow writer and subeditor Christina Kennedy.
And try to use the time you would normally spend on your daily commute to prepare mentally for the day.
“Have a list of work things you want to get done for the day, and schedule your lunch and tea breaks as well. If you approach working from home this way, then you won’t easily get sidetracked into doing stuff that’s less important,” says Flow content producer Pakamani Nombila.
Maintain 
your daily routine as far as possible. After you wake up, make your bed, shower, brush your teeth and put on clothes for the workday – or whatever it is you usually do. This will go a long way towards creating some normalcy during this abnormal time. If possible, try to get to bed at the same time as you would on a normal weeknight.
“I think it’s important to maintain some kind of a routine. So no late bedtimes for us or our seven-year-old during the week, although that’s definitely not easy,” says Flow writer and subeditor Christina Kennedy.
And try to use the time you would normally spend on your daily commute to prepare mentally for the day.
“Have a list of work things you want to get done for the day, and schedule your lunch and tea breaks as well. If you approach working from home this way, then you won’t easily get sidetracked into doing stuff that’s less important,” says Flow content producer Pakamani Nombila.
Maintain your daily routine as far as possible. After you wake up, make your bed, shower, brush your teeth and put on clothes for the workday – or whatever it is you usually do. This will go a long way towards creating some normalcy during this abnormal time. If possible, try to get to bed at the same time as you would on a normal weeknight.
“I think it’s important to maintain some kind of a routine. So no late bedtimes for us or our seven-year-old during the week, although that’s 
definitely not easy,” says Flow writer and subeditor Christina Kennedy.
And try to use the time you would normally spend on your daily commute to prepare mentally for the day.
“Have a list of work things you want to get done for the day, and schedule your lunch and tea breaks as well. If you approach working from home this way, then you won’t easily get sidetracked into doing stuff that’s less important,” says Flow content producer Pakamani Nombila.