The time saved on the commute was an excellent deal, for me it was about 2 hours saved per day where I could work and get paid and as soon as I clocked out I'd

The time saved on the commute was an excellent deal, for me it was about 2 hours saved per day where I could work and get paid and as soon as I clocked out I'd be instantly on my own time. But since I couldn't afford a separate room like a home office, using my bedroom for work made it feel like I was always on call and it added some psychological toll. I also noticed that during the cold months I'd have fewer days of stepping out of the house as well as less physical activity. That that made me feel a bit lethargic but I understand it is my own fault for not planning better a schedule to include enough workouts. Now that I am back in the office I miss working from home quite a bit. I am planning to WFH in the future but better prepare for it in advance.