The coronavirus pandemic has dramatically altered our lives and we are rapidly adapting to the ever-changing scenarios. There’s been a massive shift between users’ working space now that they work from home, and that has been incredibly influential when it comes to their productivity, mental health, and the way they take care of themselves.

Due to working from home, users now have more flexibility to work and do home activities, meaning there is an increase in users’ desire to remain working from home. Now that they have more flexibility to do their household activities like laundry, cooking, and cleaning from their home comfort it has created an imbalance in the work-life harmony of the user. Because of this imbalance users are not eating healthy, not taking care of their household, but especially, not taking care of themselves.

However, research also shows that users desire to work out from home, but they do not have much equipment. 83% of people currently work out from home but they either do not have consistency or are not able to track their progress.