'This has been a great opportunity for me to slow down and dedicate time to the little projects I've always wanted to do around the house.'
We’re officially in Month 3 of self-isolation with an uncertain road ahead but for some much-needed inspiration, FASHION is reaching out to some of our favourite Canadians to get a peek into how they’re living their lives in lockdown . Each week, keep an eye out for newTyler Franch, Fashion Director, Hudson’s Bay
I live with my partner, Elie, who has been integral in helping maintain my sanity! I’m a fairly social person so not being able to be with friends and family has been difficult. The occasional happy hour Zoom call is nice, though. I make sure to organize my day the same way I would have pre-COVID. I need time in the morning for a coffee and smoothie while I catch up on the news and emails. In between Zoom meetings and strategizing for the Fall season, I make sure to take a proper lunch break outside of my workspace. It’s essential to not be online 24/7 so I also try to mark the end of a workday by going for a walk or getting down to the water for a cycle.
In terms of physical exercise, doing yoga 3-4 times a week has been helpful. And I’m lucky to live close to a park so I make sure to leave the house once a day for a walk and some fresh air. I downloaded the Picture This app to help identify trees and that’s been oddly fun.This has been a great opportunity for me to slow down and dedicate time to the little projects I’ve always wanted to do around the house, like giving my patio a facelift and organizing my closet.
Change isn’t coming, change is already here; from changes that pave the way for us to be more conscious consumers to having intentional and thought-provoking conversations at work about ways to continually innovate our business. It’s uplifting and incredibly optimistic to hear all the hope and conversation around change. I’m confident no matter who you are or what you do that we will come out of this better, whatever that means to you.
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