Personal Care and Style Questions

I’m feeling increasingly disconnected from human interaction. Professional networking and spontaneous workplace conversations seem to have vanished.

I used to spend 90 minutes commuting daily. Now that I work remotely, I want to use that extra time productively for personal or professional growth, but often just end up working more or scrolling social media.

Remote work blurs the line between personal and professional life. Have you ever had to set an unusual boundary with coworkers, family, or even yourself to keep things sane?

I work remotely and have tons of Zoom calls.I want a backdrop that’s not just a plain wall or fake office but shows some personality—like I’m thriving, not just surviving. Any tips for picking or designing one?

I’ve been working remotely for a year, and I’m struggling to switch off work mode when my desk is in my living space.

Since going remote last year, I’ve been getting terrible headaches and my back is killing me by end of day. I’m 34 and never had these issues at the office.

I’ve been working from home for two years, and while I love the flexibility, I’m starting to feel isolated. My social interactions have drastically reduced.

I’m a full-time remote worker, and most of my friends are scattered across the country (or globe!). So, after a full day of Zoom meetings for work, my main way to socialize is… more video calls.

Seriously, some mornings I roll out of bed 5 mins before my first meeting and my camera self-view is TERRIFYING. Any quick personal care/style tips for looking presentable fast?

Okay, real talk. I’ve been living in the same rotation of 3 comfy sweatpants and oversized tees for… well, let’s just say a WHILE.

Curious about what everyone actually wears while working from home. Are you team ‘forever PJs’, ‘business on top, party on the bottom’, or do you get fully dressed like you’re going to an office?

Since starting WFH, my eyes feel constantly tired and sometimes burn by end of day. I’m staring at screens way more than when in office (no more random coffee chats or in-person meetings).

Okay, so I’m not trying to win fashion awards, but I want to look presentable on video calls without spending an hour getting ready.

I work from various Airbnbs, hotel rooms, and cafes, which means I never have a consistent desk/chair setup. My back and wrists are starting to complain.