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Happy Easter !
Hey,
This is a short email. Hope you are also using this break to relax, not only to catch-up on study/work.
I do all my work in the living room, where my desk is. I noticed that whenever I get enter this room I tense up. If I just try to relax, or read a book inside — I cannot. I feel tend to feel guilt and think that I should be working, not relaxing.
So I decided to avoid entering the room altogether, apart from when I actually want to work.
I understand this might not be possible for many, especially if you’re living in student accommodation. But if you feel like you cannot disconnect, remove yourself from the environment in which you are supposed to be working.
Also, I want to wish a Happy Easter to those celebrating!
Until next Sunday,
Alin George
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When reading these facts, try to think about the wider implications each had.
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