Working From Home? This App Helps You Eat Mindfully and Not Snack All Day

A huge portion of Britain's workforce is now working from home, relying on video conferencing and email to get the job done.

Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie might not physically be together, but they're there for each other amid the coronavirus pandemic. 

For many of us, working from home is taking a toll on our body. Sure, it’s nice to sleep in a little longer and keep our cozy clothes on all day, but…the pain. You know the pain. The kind you get from sitting at your desk all day without a proper office chair. Anyone else sitting on a pillow placed atop a dining room chair? Even if you do have a computer chair at home, it’s probably not the kind meant for eight-hour days!

Martin Lewis has been offering more financial help and advice this week as more people are affected by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Working from home is definitely a major adjustment, especially if you’re used to a standard office environment. Of course, it is a plus that we can take quick breaks to relax and get everything on the to-do list sorted from the comfort of a couch.

While practicing social distancing and working from home at Kensington Palace, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, was photographed without her iconic engagement ring.

Working from home has become the new normal for many folks as everyone finds new ways to adjust to dealing with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic while maintaining a routine. And the folks who work on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen are staying connected via video chat, like so many people in the current climate.

Want to learn how to do something? The time is now.  With the coronavirus pandemic keeping most people around the world in their homes for the foreseeable future, many are figuring out what to do with all this extra time inside.

It looks like people are more worried about what they’re wearing from the waist up while working from home!