While working from home is indeed safer and more convenient for many, it also poses health risks — including body pains from poor posture, digital eye strain, and even hair loss from lack of vitamin D. Here are 5 ways you can avoid the physical side effects of working from home.
In today's world, we can't avoid using devices or staring at screens. Many of us can spend our entire working day staring at a computer screen. Unfortunately many of us work with bad posture, which can strain our neck and shoulders, causing "tech neck" But, how do you fight tech neck? Here are some exercises to strengthen your neck and shoulders.
Every break you take to move during the workday will help protect your health and ease any symptoms you may be experiencing from a year of WFH. If you develop the habit now, you can take it with you when you go back to the office.
How often have you been sitting in a meeting and realized you aren’t listening? It happens more often than you think. We can quickly get distracted by emails popping up, text and calls coming in, noises from outside the meeting, and so much more. That is why we came up with Smart Break Quick. A simple 2-minute solution to build healthier and happier teams.
With less than 25% of Americans meeting the national physical guidelines, it's imperative to find effective ways to increase physical activity. One of the best ways, might be to exercise in a group or with a friend. Studies have revealed the positive effects of exercising in a group.
Remember, you can’t have 100% productivity every day, and that’s okay. In today’s fast-paced world there are distractions everywhere. The biggest thing is to limit those distractions in order to set yourself up for success. This is why we created a list of 5 daily habits to implement in 2021 for a more productive workday.