Long Eid Holiday Makes You Lazy to Return to Work, Prepare a Strategy to Boost Your Spirit

Kapanlagi.com - This year's Eid has its own exciting story. After 2 years of not being able to meet directly, conditions finally started to improve this Eid which makes you able to go home. Various joys are felt until unconsciously it's almost time to go back to work.

The euphoria of meeting relatives and tasting the deliciousness of opor ayam in your hometown may be some reasons that make it difficult to move on. It feels so lazy to have to go back to work after a long Eid holiday. But, don't let this affect your productivity, let's prepare a strategy that can boost your work spirit, come on!

1. Give Yourself Transition Time

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After having fun meeting family in the hometown and not thinking about work for a long time, can you imagine how lazy it is to return to work? To avoid experiencing 'jet lag' after a long Eid holiday, make sure to give yourself transition time.

The way to do this is by preparing leisure time to rest from the crowded traffic of returning home while also becoming a transition period after the vacation before returning to work. With this, not only the body gets time to rest, but also prepares mentally to be more enthusiastic and productive in welcoming back to the office.

2. Wake Up Earlier and Prepare Yourself

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After getting enough rest before returning to the office, on D-day it's time to wake up earlier to prepare yourself. This prevents you from various possibilities of being late that can ruin your mood on the first day of work.

Prepare yourself as best as possible that can be a mood booster to work more productively. Starting from light exercise, taking a cold shower to refresh the body, choosing standout clothes, to breakfast. Yup, don't miss breakfast because it's very important to meet the body's energy needs for activities throughout the day. Choose a healthy breakfast menu that can make you more enthusiastic.

3. Make a To-Do List to Organize Your Work Better

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The first day back to work after a long holiday is usually faced with confusion about which tasks to prioritize. To overcome this, you can come to the office earlier to have more time to organize the work that needs to be done.

Make use of the available time to create a to-do list or a list of tasks that need to be done on that first day. Write down everything that needs to be done, then determine the priority scale based on the deadline or urgency level.

4. Accompany Yourself with Favorite Music or Coffee

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After starting work, the most important thing is to maintain the mood to stay productive. There are several ways to do this, such as working while accompanied by favorite music that can boost your mood, or a cup of coffee that can increase focus while working.

Mood is one of the important factors that support work to be more productive and enthusiastic. So, it's really important to always maintain a good mood so that you can work to the maximum.

5. Don't Procrastinate on Work That Can Be Done Today

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One thing that is equally important is to always focus on work. Avoid delaying work that can be done today. This is very important so that the work does not pile up the next day, which will only trouble yourself.

So, no matter how lazy you feel, give yourself the spirit to be able to finish the task. If left to pile up, then the next day will definitely pile up with various new tasks.

So, are you ready to go back to the office, KLovers? Don't just read it, it's time to really practice so that productivity remains maintained when you return to the office later.

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