Working from Home is a must, and spending quality time with the loved ones.

Climbing the corporate ladder isn't my priority now anymore. I am more interested in work that pays for my hobbies and spending time with my loved ones.

Breaking with people who turn out completely insane.

Which actually might cover the entire human population. No, I mean the crazy Facebook uncle kind of insane. Life is so much more pleasant when you surround yourself with people who you love or at least tolerate.

Never giving up working from home.

I accepted my current position early 2020, with the understanding that I would move to The Big City eventually. Then covid came. Yeah, that aint happening. As much as I enjoy cities, I prefer to live somewhat in the middle of nowhere where my mortgage is less than 10% of my monthly income

Wearing a mask whenever I am around people I don't trust to stay the fuck home when feeling UnDeR tHe WeAthEr.

Also, I either work from home or I don't work.

Covering my cough or sneeze with my shirt collar.

Always wear a mask on transit. People are fucking disgusting lol.

Baking my own bread. I am completely spoiled now and can't go back to cardboard.

Masking. Not really for hygiene reasons. As an introvert, it made me less shy. I feel naked going outside without one.

I stopped chewing my fingernails. What a disgusting habit. Glad to be free of it.

Not sure if a good habbit or just paranoia at this point, but I'm more concious what I touch outside and bring desinfectant to use when I touched too many (or one too frequently touched) things.

Also mask up when therebisntoo many people insiand respiratoty diseases are going strong.

I got rid of all the snacks in my house, and have kept them out. I lost 25 pounds too. :)

I now have infinite patience with essential workers. When they get an order wrong, or they have a bad attitude, I let it go

Avoid touching door handles as much as possible. The best defense is to just never come into contact with germs in the first place.

I learned what without hired help and a mother that got incapacitated, a house can turn into a sloppy mess real quick.

Learned to cook real meals, do laundry, and give the house a good vacuum and mop.

Went from a 105kg manchild to a 93kg still-a-manchild. Who knew that controlling your own food and regular physical activity would make a potbelly shrink.

I'm much more strict about not seeing people if I feel unwell even when it is likely something minor like a cold.

Washing my hands using the WHO method instead of randomly.

Avoiding catching viruses.

Meditation.

I am such a better cook than I would've been otherwise, due to necessity. But I also enjoy it, because usually what I will make is going to be far tastier (and healthier) than other options.

Holding my breath when walking next to other people. I get sick less.

My wife bought a weight set a few years ago. I started using it during the lockdowns and have kept up with it ever since.