For many, working from home is a strange new reality that requires continuous adjustment and getting used to. Instead of waking up and getting ready for a day at the office, commute time is reduced to 0 minutes and many of us simply make our way from our bedroom, to the kitchen, to our designated space in our home where we do our work. Although this set-up may seem efficient and actually quite ideal, working from home comes with its own challenges such as loneliness, isolation, feelings of unproductive, disconnectedness, and an uneasy sense of being in limbo. Given your new working conditions, having a meaningful morning routine is more important than ever to keep you grounded and get your ready for the day.