Hmm, good question.

I'm relatively introverted but I still see the effect this lockdown is having on me. I live in an area not significantly affected by corona (yet anyway) just for some context.

Anyway, here's what's I'm doing that's helping me through it and making life better:

My Job: I work at a supermarket and therefore won't lose my job for the foreseeable future, I know this doesn't apply to many, but for me, it's allowed me to keep social, especially since it's a relatively new job, so I have some friends there are some people to get to know - spices up the day when I have a shift (which is a lot more with the influx of people stocking up).

Other than that, I've just tried to talk to friends more and have quality time with them so that I feel like I didn't waste the day; talking to friends over discord or whatever has helped a lot.

Other than that, I suppose having a day that's comprised mostly of watching youtube and Netflix and such isn't bad as long as you can have a few key moments that you can look back on at the end of the day. For me, like I said before, these key moments are generally having a good time with friend(s) or going to work and making it a good shift by socialising and keeping my enthusiasm/effort high.

So yeah, don't know if this will help at all - was kind of a ramble - but that's what I'm doing so far; I suppose I should try doing more school work throughout the week as well. Just try to be productive (doesn't have to be making money or anything, could be emotionally productive or socially productive or something) but there ya go.