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There are many distinctions between working in a more corporate type position and working for myself primarily out of a home office.  For one, I get to make breakfast and lunch in the comfort of my kitchen fresh and don't have to lug 7 and a half Tupperware to the office to assemble a halfway decent meal.

I also love that I can set the entire tone for my space be it with music streaming, the temperature, and with mindful exercises.  I'm much more aware of my inner peace levels and throughout a day I often practice various exercises to promote wellness and calm, logical thoughts to get tasks accomplished.  I want to continue on this course more than anything because I feel inspired and grateful most when I'm self aware.

The last couple of days I've felt a little foggier and kind of bleh but it's also been raining here pretty much all day every day for about 2 weeks.  It's messing with me mostly in the sense of my sinuses being out of whack from all that the rain drudges up plus the barometric pressure being off.  Woof.  It's all good though; I'm working on channeling my annoyance and foggy mind into productivity by wellness and self check ins.  So so grateful to have tools and tricks to help in this process.
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