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Cora Gold is a freelance writer and the editor of women’s lifestyle magazine, Revivalist. She writes work-from-home and career advice for publications including Mediabistro and The Balanced CEO. Connect with Cora on LinkedIn and Twitter.
The changing seasons can affect people in many ways. Many people experience heightened loneliness and isolation during the winter, especially remote workers who might feel stuck in their homes.
When you work from home in the winter, you have the benefits of avoiding a cold morning commute to the office, but you miss out on important social interaction. If you
