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You might be spending most of your time on the couch but that doesn’t mean you can’t be a successful potato.
Times have changed which means people are developing new habits. According to Ladders.com, habits are the most important element when it comes to success because they are things we do the most. So what habits are people developing in quarantine that set them apart from the pack?
Successful people take time to process the day, figure out what went right and what didn’t. How could meetings or interactions have gone better, and how to fix anything for the next day. Something most people stuck in quarantine should have a lot of time for.
Another habit of successful people, reducing stress in their lives. Doing things such as mediation, exercise or something creative can help you wind down and perform better in life. Without getting rid of stress you’re hurting your chance to get ahead.
For more habits to develop, check out the original article now. With nothing but time on your hands, turn it into something that could pay off.
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