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Phil-data has a youtube channel!

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We provide Cloud, Security, Digital Workspace, Network & Data Center Solutions from the Trusted IT Global Leaders - HP, Dell EMC, Cisco, Microsoft, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, APC, Avaya, Aruba, Epson, Forcepoint, Fortinet, Symantec & VMware. We are proud to serve the IT needs of customers from various industries, from small to medium businesses up to Large Enterprise customers.

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Did you know? Phil-data has twitter account

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Did you know? Phil-data has twitter account

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Tweets by 1phildata

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Thank you for all the hard work and may God bless the company all the more!! Tap your colleagues on the back and appreciate them too!

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Here are 55 things you can do after work

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Here are 55 things you can do after work

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Relax a little :)

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Do you ever feel like a zombie after a long day at work? You feel so depleted and tired. You hardly have any energy left at all. The only thing you want to do is eat comfort food, pop open a brewski and watch television until bedtime.

We've all been there. Zoning out in front of the TV can be a great way to relax, but more often than not, it just makes you feel even more useless. Sitting immobile on the couch for extended periods of time can reinforce your own sense of helplessness and exhaustion, especially if it becomes your regular evening routine.

Although it can be difficult to rally enough energy after a tough day, sometimes the best thing you can do for yourself is to get off the couch, turn off the TV and find something better to do (sorry to sound so much like your mother, but she was right). If you're drawing a blank on what else to do with your time, don't worry. We've got a few ways to relax that will help you feel less like a soulless blob and more like a happy, fulfilled human being.

1. Just go to sleep.

2. Take a bath, soak in a hot tub or relax in a steam room.

3. Change into your comfiest clothes.

4. Listen to soothing music.

5. Cook one of your favorite recipes for dinner.

6. Go for a walk in a park or take a short hike.

7. Kick it up a notch and go for a run instead.

8. Play a sport with friends like Frisbee golf, soccer or basketball.

9. Try yoga or do some gentle stretches.

10. Visit Oprah.com for guided meditation podcasts.

11. Light scented candles.

12. Look through old photo albums.

13. Write in your journal, try art journaling or make a collage.

14. Trade massages with your partner.

15. Knit, crochet or sew.

16. Bake cup cakes or muffins.

17. Go for a drive in the country.

18. Play with your kids (if you are a parent).

19. Escape into a great novel.

20. Take a bike ride.

21. Sing karaoke.

22. Cuddle with your cat or play fetch with your dog.

23. Relax by the pool with a magazine.

24. Play tennis, racquetball or squash.

25. Spend time gardening.

26. Sit on your front porch and watch the world go by.

27. Brainstorm your "bucket list."

28. De-clutter, clean and make your living space as comfortable as possible.

29. Start planning a vacation.

30. Window shop in a new part of town.

31. Play a musical instrument.

32. Talk to your family.

33. Invite a friend over to play video games.

34. Go dancing.

35. Play pool or shuffle board.

36. Swim laps.

37. Build your own community with a blog.

38. Take an art class or a pottery class.

39. Bead a necklace with chunky gemstones.

40. Get ahead of schedule and make a Christmas gift for someone special.

41. Pray.

42. Write a letter or send a card...just because.

43. Mail a bunch of photos of yourself to your grandparent or an elderly relative so they know what you've been up to.

44. Make a cup of tea or warm up some hot apple cider.

45. Enjoy some deep cleansing breaths.

46. Sit quietly by the beach, a lake or a creek.

47. Savor a meal in a local café or pub.

48. Make plans for the weekend.

49. Challenge a friend to a game of foosball or go bowling.

50. Reconnect with a favorite childhood pastime.

51. Volunteer.

52. Call your funniest friend.

53. Get your adrenaline pumping with a kickboxing or spinning class.

54. Have a picnic.

55. Watch the sunset.

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Sarah Nagel is lucky to live in beautiful Boulder, Colorado. She works as an editor by day and a freelance writer by night. Connect on twitter at http://www.twitter.com/sarahnagel.

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Do you ever feel like a zombie after a long day at work? You feel so depleted and tired. You hardly have any energy left at all. The only thing you want to do is eat comfort food, pop open a brewski and watch television until bedtime. We've all been there.

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Our 2030 goal is to create a positive and lasting social impact on humankind and the planet.

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Tips for working well during the COVID-19pandemic

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Tips for working well during the COVID-19pandemic

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During this pandemic flexible work set-up is here and Phil-data uses Office 365 to make it convenient