Four weeks into lockdown, you’re probably ready to lose it at the next article promising tips for work productivity at home. We are too. Instead we thought we could keep it light ahead of the long weekend and you could get to know our core team better. Get some tips and tricks as we share some of the various activities and resources that we have found helpful during lockdown to keep ourselves sane. Dr David Rosenstein (Co-Founder) David has been keeping busy in a lot of different ways – ranging from teaching his young son the basics of archery (but no shooting!), having fun with tabletop roleplaying and board games with family and friends on Discord and studying Zen (Doskuan) with his instru
Many of us have, by now, settled uncomfortably into lockdown. In previous blogs, we’ve covered why social isolation can be damaging, as well as how to cope with stress productively. However, as a popular Harvard Business Review article pointed out, we’re also experiencing grief. Some of the causes of our grief are obvious: we may have already lost a loved one to the pandemic or fear losing one soon and many of us have lost our financial security. More still, we have also lost our freedom - missing graduations, cancelling travel plans, rearranging birthing plans and postponing weddings. These are all valid reasons to grieve, but there are even more subtle things giving us this sense of loss.
