Evelyni E.
My home office. I go there first thing in the morning. It helps me wake up and greet the day and get into the working mode in a different way than simply sitting down and thinking about my to do list
Johan B.
Outside with a friend. Meeting a friend helps me to actually get out the door. And I get Vitamin D and exposure to nature by exercising outdoors.
Carlota W.
My home office. I go there first thing in the morning. It helps me wake up and greet the day and get into the working mode in a different way than simply sitting down and thinking about my to do list
Walli J.
My home office. I go there first thing in the morning. It helps me wake up and greet the day and get into the working mode in a different way than simply sitting down and thinking about my to do list
Hans Wilhelm Y.
I prefer going to the gym, for accountability. I'm not likely to show up to the gym and make an excuse for why I can't exercise. Plus, being a mom and wife, when I'm at the gym no one can interrupt me.
Walter U.
My home office. I go there first thing in the morning. It helps me wake up and greet the day and get into the working mode in a different way than simply sitting down and thinking about my to do list
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