How Anywhere Workers Manage Isolation

Isolation
We’ve talked about isolation before on this blog, but maybe not enough.
Isolation is one of the big obstacles for anywhere workers. It’s not only a social concern – staying connected to others, but also a productivity concern. Isolation can lead to or influence your motivation. Your surroundings, your structure, and your connections are all important in staying motivated.
So how does an anywhere worker manage isolation to stay creatively productive?
define yourself through action

define yourself through action, not by the label you give yourself or others give you.
what are you doing?
View an existential approach to coaching as seen through photos and statements of people moving from labels (and thoughts) to action!
~your existential coach,
Linda
stuff happens for no reason

Warning: your beliefs may be challenged by this post. It’s time for a short but powerful existential conversation. How many of these situations have you or someone close to you experienced in the last 6 months?
lost a job | car broke down | class was cancelled | flight was cancelled | didn’t get the job
And did the words ‘it happened for a reason’ come out of your mouth to explain the event? Do you believe that things happen for a reason? Do you think the universe sends you situations to teach you specific lessons or to keep you out of harms way? Do you think the universe is guiding you to make that left turn instead of the right? I challenge you to think differently. By following the belief that things happen for a reason, you are relinquishing power and responsibility over your own life.

