The key thing here, as most people have noted, is that although it's a bit more time, the flexibility and lack of commute makes it an overall net positive. I t

The key thing here, as most people have noted, is that although it's a bit more time, the flexibility and lack of commute makes it an overall net positive. I think this is actually already what most people doing WFH have already experienced. Whether you're WFH forever or just during this lockdown, the key thing is to be aware of your time and create some routines that break up your day in ways that bring you joy and peak productivity. (stop reading if you dislike a little self promotion) For anyone interested, I cofounded a startup (https://reclaim.ai https://reclaim.ai) hat helps here. It lets you establish personal and professional habits and block out time for tasks, while preserving max availability for genuinely necessary meetings. If you're struggling with this stuff and on Google Calendar, give it a shot :)