Under-appreciated: not wearing shoes all day.
Anytime I need to spend a day in an office now, when I finally get home and pull off my shoes and sweat soaked shoes I'm so glad I don't have to do this on a regular basis anymore.
Anytime I need to spend a day in an office now, when I finally get home and pull off my shoes and sweat soaked shoes I'm so glad I don't have to do this on a regular basis anymore.
For me it's regularly putting my feet up, standing up to stretch, and looking out of the window into the distance for a few minutes.
You know, just some things you should absolutely do if you value your health. And yet, having coworkers around tends to guilt you into not doing them.
In fact, many Estonians take off their shoes inside the plan or the ferry as well.
When I lived on a beach I didn't wear shoes for years. The combo above was the only way I could reenter society.
Though it was a toss if I changed them when going out for lunch, usually I did not even in winter time (London). Though as my last non-WFH gig the team had a habit of having "lunch" standing outside a pub it was sometimes a little chilly in January..
(I still have my last pair in black, which I am not sure they sell anymore https://www.crocs.co.uk/p/mens-swiftwater-mesh-deck-sandal/2... )