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Schwarzenegger went on to detail what life is like for her and the actor amid the coronavirus pandemic. “I’m healthy. I’m safe, thank God, and we are quarantined in our home in Los Angeles and just, you know, trying to keep routine and structure and pivoting a lot in quarantine,” she noted. “I launched my book like two days before we went into quarantine, so it’s been a lot of creative pivoting needed during this time, but it’s actually been an amazing blessing in all of it because it’s required me to get creative in ways that I didn’t anticipate needing to do.”
Despite the obvious changes to her day-to-day, the writer has stayed the path in certain areas. “I have always been someone who does best and is most productive early in the morning. So even in quarantine, I have set an alarm for myself very early in the morning, even though I don’t necessarily have to be somewhere physically,” she said. “I get up in the morning and I usually try to, you know, do some sort of meditation or move my body — whether it’s like an online class or going on a walk. Then I usually just try to get right to work, and I have liked to be able to finish everything before, like, the evening because I tend to get a little bit less sharp, I feel like, or less focused in the evening hours. So that to me just, and especially in quarantine, keeping that structure and keeping that consistency has been really key for me.”
With reporting by Lexi Ciccone
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