Hey ya'll honestly I was laid out the past few days. I think..

Hey ya'll honestly I was laid out the past few days. I think i overdid it a bit with work and filming and just was totally exhausted. (lol insert pictures from a different day, me currently is greasy hair beyond belief in my bathrobe haha)

But gave me an excuse to do a lot of resting these past few days. Still not feeling 100% but better

one thing it's made me consider is i need a better desk setup. Currently too tired to be working standing, and I have a DIY standing desk setup right now.

I use a big dining table and then some shoe boxes (lol) and a wood plank to raise my keyboard and mouse for standing, and a monitor riser.
However If i want to sit down, i don't have an office chair, and then even with the keyboard on the table it's a bit too high which isn't great for the wrists arms etc.

So i'd really like to work on making my desk more comfortable, and flexible so I can sit and stand with more comfort and ease. I think this means a computer chair and foot rest might help some

The dining table desk has a big lip around the edge which is annoying because I can't clamp stuff onto it like mic stand, monitor stand or a keyboard tray. Keyboard tray would be key i think in getting that item to the right height

So some shopping priority in the next month or few months for me i think should be a computer chair + footrest, see if that helps. And probably a new desk at some point, maybe a height adjustable one with plain edges so I could attach stuff to it if needed.

I think having a comfortable and ergonomic work setup is super important. If you're going to be spending so much time in a certain spot, you want to reduce risk of injury, repetitive strain injury or discomfort.
I'm glad that there are more products on the market now for ergonomic work setups. But even then it can be challenging to find the right stuff + fit your budget. But i think having a decent work setup is an investment in your health... trying to motivate myself here haha because it took me awhile to put this DIY desk setup together, and it's been going strong, but there's room for improvement.

Anyway if you read all this and have any ideas of what might be most helpful for my desk setup let me know in the comments 😊