@Parul341@eikabanerjee@The_OSB@sidbanerjee13@varun067 Very valid issue. Make a daily calendar. Allocate time for each activity. Cooking 2 hours. Cleaning 2 hours. TV 2 hours. Sleep 8 hours. You still have a lot of time left. Make a fixed schedule. One hour for reading every day. One hour for a video lesson every day.
@ambimgp@eikabanerjee@The_OSB@sidbanerjee13@varun067 Procrastination and lethargy, specially during the lockdown stage derails me many a times. How do I win over that?
I hope I ain't the only one facing this. 🤭
@The_OSB@eikabanerjee@sidbanerjee13@varun067@ambimgp 1) Map your interests with in-demand future skills.
2) Identify courses/books/podcasts/people who can help you on the journey to acquire those skills
3) Reach out for internship roles that give you access to apply those skills
@The_OSB#TOSBchat
@The_OSB@sheroes@MARSbySHEROES 1. To delay the virus transmission, if we cannot avoid.
2. Medical infrastructure needs to scaled up. So distance.
3. Supplies and consumables needed more. So delay.
4. Wait for a medicine by putting virus on hold.
5.Look for a vaccine if possible to save the rest from infection.
@The_OSB@j_bindra@Sairee@velumania@sheroes@MARSbySHEROES A1. #WFH There are great ideas that’ve already been shared. My 2 cents: consciously maintain a regimen of #silence & doing Nothing for an hour each day- when you’re also off your smartphones - so that you appreciate the art of sitting quietly & know that your joy is within.
@Dilleye@The_OSB@j_bindra@Sairee@velumania@sheroes@MARSbySHEROES I have been doing this daily and it's very beautiful way to connect with self. Even more so, since the world is still, nature is at its best, birds are singing like never before or atleast we really have the time to hear them this time.