Supporting Others Remotely
When you’re on a plane, you’re told that in the event of an emergency, you should put your own oxygen mask on first before helping others with theirs.
Now that we’ve completed the previous section and covered the aspects of your physical and mental health, you can be mindful of how you feel and understand why. You also know how to take positive action that will benefit your body and your mind. But you also work with others who may not be as in tune with themselves.
What You Can Do
As we touched upon, remote work can be isolating. Even though we’re physically distant, we need to be connected and supportive to ensure that we’re looking out for others as well as ourselves. This is especially true for younger workers who ...
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