Not necessarily related to remote work, but when the pandemic started I expected that working from home + the gobs of free time earned from many activities bein

Not necessarily related to remote work, but when the pandemic started I expected that working from home + the gobs of free time earned from many activities being suspended would give me an immense amount of time to site down, work on some ambitious projects, learn a lot, and give me the time I needed to drive my career in a direction I wanted. None of that happened ofc, and by the end of the first year not only had I failed to do those things, some other changes I had started making in my life for the better starting just a few months pre-pandemic completely exploded.