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Abstract:Returning from vacation is the worst part of vacation. But you can ease yourself into it by giving yourself buffer time.
Going on a vacation is a great way to unwind and refresh. But it can seem like that disappears the moment you return to work.
Hopping back into the grind is difficult, particularly when you've been doing nothing but relaxing.
Give yourself a buffer day before returning back to work, and set yourself up for success by decluttering before you go.
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Vacations are awesome. They're also beneficial, allowing you to restock energy reserves, boost happiness, calm your mind and even lower your risk of heart attack, all of which can help make you a better leader.
You know what's not awesome? Trying to relocate “the zone” after returning from vacation. But if you implement the following 10 tips, you'll get back in the workflow in no time.
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