1. Listen to more music
In your normal office environments, it’s likely that you would listen to radio channels or no music at all. When working from home or in quarantine, you don’t have this restriction and can listen to anything you want. Why not spend time working through music albums, listening to new and potentially undiscovered music? You can listen to new music from your favourite genres or find a list of best albums for the genre and listen to them all, or even work your way through Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list. You could even rate all of the albums in a spreadsheet (or social media) as you go along as well as create your own Spotify playlists. I’d also consider listening to more podcasts or audiobooks from #1.

2. Create some quarantine art
Channel your feelings by doing something creative. Painting is a great way to express yourself, learn a new skill, and help you see ordinary things (like everything in your house you’ve been staring at for weeks) in a whole new way.

3. Play some brain games
Keep your mind active and agile can be a challenge when you’re stuck in a quarantine. Thankfully there are plenty of fun and educational brain games to help you stay sharp.