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The video resonates with viewers experiencing remote work by sharing relatable challenges and small victories, such as time management and staying active. The creator's candid approach and focus on everyday adjustments make the content engaging and shareable.

Summary

The creator shares her experiences and findings after three weeks of working remotely. She discusses how time flies, her reduced focus on eating, and the importance of changing locations to increase her daily step count.

Structure

1Working remote findings
2Time flies, not enough time to get things done
3Surprising findings about eating habits
4Need to break up the day to get steps
5Workout, lunch, and back to work
6Changing location for more steps

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WORKING WORKING REMOTE FINDINGS

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After three weeks of working remote, I feel like I'm finally starting to get used to it. I've definitely learned a few things along the way. Some I'm surprised by, some I'm not surprised by. A few things that surprised me: One, I feel like time goes by so fast and I don't have enough time to get stuff done. I don't know if I just have more work to do or if I'm so focused, the time just flies. I'm also surprised by the fact that I kind of don't think about eating as much. I'm already home so I don't feel the need to break up the day. Speaking of that, I do need to break up the day. When I say need, I mean force myself to. Because I swear if I don't, I will literally get 600 steps by 3 PM. So I left the house, got a quick workout in, had a grilled chicken sandwich, and then I got back to work for the rest of the afternoon. Even just changing my location gives me way more steps in one day. Yes, the AC is out of my car. And any great day is finished off with a bev.

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