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The corona virus (COVID-19) outbreak has introduced many unprecedented firsts to the working world-at-large. From social distancing, becoming the new normal, to home quarantining, and up to 1/3rd of American workers suddenly finding themselves working remotely for extended periods. If you have not already been a part of the remote workforce, the change may come as jarring at first. The lack of a defined schedule can be disruptive. A new-shared work space with your spouse and children may be distracting. The looming threat of the virus and its impact on friends, family, and loved ones may mean work takes a backseat. In addition, that is entirely normal. According to a Harvard Business Review study in 2019, when stress and anxiety are amplified, our body automatically triggers a “flight or fight” response, and that can lead to elevated stress levels and an inability to get things done. It is critical during this time of sweeping change to focus less on all your to-dos, use technolog