I must also say that I understand the feeling. I'm in a similar position with WFH and distractions eat 10x the time they used to. Without the cadence of walks a

I must also say that I understand the feeling. I'm in a similar position with WFH and distractions eat 10x the time they used to. Without the cadence of walks and meetings and face-to-face interactions, I rationalize that I keep my personal computer on my desk to help keep an eye on sleeping kids, check in on personal projects, etc., but having it there is a gateway to -not- doing the work I'm paid to do. So, book your calendar with video meetings, book walks to get away from your desk. Book touch points with people you respect and plan to have something to show them, then build, write, mock-up, whatever, just really dig in. Get your head -IN- something, not -out- of YouTube