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A new year usually meant a new beginning, a time of refreshing in which we leave behind the year that had gone before and look forward to the days ahead. Whenever a new year would roll around, I would take out my planner and list down all the things I want to do that year – travel, attend concerts, figure out what I want to be. For the past few years of my life, it had always been this way.
This year was different.
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This new year, whether you are still working from home or going back to the office or workplace, it is important that you keep yourself productive throughout the whole day. This can be difficult if the environment you are in is distracting you more than motivating you to accomplish all your tasks.
The layout of your desk, flow of people around you and overall vibe of your work space affect your ability to stay motivated more than you think. This is because multiple visual stimuli are fighting for your attention and keeping you from focusing or devoting your time to productive tasks.
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By the second week of July, everything was cake.
That bizarre sentence may not make any sense to anyone who has not been spending enough time on the internet lately. It started when BuzzFeed’s Tasty shared a video on Twitter of regular items such as a tissue roll, plant pot and bottle of hand sanitizer that all turn out to be cakes when sliced in the middle.
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Despite awareness campaign efforts by the government and private sector, many remain uninformed about mental health problems and downplay them as a mere emotional state instead of a serious issue. The government has enacted the Mental Health Law to provide mental healthcare to persons with mental health problems, and many groups and agencies have facilitated discussions about mental health. But the lack of education remains, and this accounts for the stigma surrounding mental health.
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The shelter-in-place directive has breached the six-month mark. Everyone has been staying indoors longer than ever before or more than initially anticipated, and it looks like the quarantine will continue. While keeping safe at home with family and loved ones or working from home and avoiding commuting may seem less taxing, a lot of people are starting to feel tired and exhausted cooped up for months on end. Not the cabin fever type of restlessness but a deeper sense of dissatisfaction or helplessness perhaps. Not the “I had a really long day” kind of tired but the “I’m deeply and inexplicably tired and I don’t know what to do about it” kind.
Continue reading “Feeling Like a Zombie Lately? It Could be Quarantine Fatigue”