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While working from home, you don’t need to “earn” your right to fold laundry or grab groceries.
Psychologist Naomi Midgley from Elevation Psychology says taking time for small personal tasks is a perk, not a problem.
Ditch the over-compensation mindset—remote work is all about balance.
When you let go of the guilt, you’ll find that a few minutes here and there won’t hurt productivity.
Embrace the flexibility, stay focused, and keep life balanced!
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