We turn to the experts for some tips on staying productive while working from home
As global coronavirus numbers continue to grow, many of us are back—or still—remote working. And for most of us that likely means not having a dedicated working zone set up at home, making it difficult to separate work life and home life. But, as our experts explain, it’s vital to get the balance right to remain productive and in the right headspace for both work and play. Separating work and home life may be key to success, but we also cover how to deal with distractions, dress-codes and the importance of setting a a routine. Read on to discover some useful tips on how to make working from home as productive as can be.
The Set Up
First off, you have to get your set up right. If you’re not fortunate enough to have an office at home, it's essential you make the effort to create a dedicated workspace.
Keep your workspace and living space separate
Educational consultant, public speaker, life coach and author Theresa Melito-Conners (Dr MC) says “Working from home can be tricky. It is very important that you separate your workspace from your living space as much as possible. In other words, don't do your work from the couch if that is where you relax in the evenings. This allows for some boundaries in a situation where boundaries are blurred.”
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