Having a dedicated workspace will minimize distractions allowing for better concentration, creativity and efficiency.
Select a dedicated workspace as best you can.
If you have a spare bedroom to convert into a home office, by all means jump on the opportunity.
If your space is small or you don’t have a specific room to dedicate as a home office, you can still make it work.
Select an area of your home and dedicate it as your workspace.
Assign yourself work hours, and be sure to include the family in your plans. Helping them be aware of dedicated quiet time free from distractions is key to better productivity.
(I say this as I myself have been interrupted 900 times and counting by my kids just writing this! It’s a work in progress. We aren’t perfect, and bless this hybrid school schedule! I try to utilize the hours they’re physically in school, but the days we have remote learning from home are a different story!)
We hope these home office ideas have been helpful if you’re starting to think about creating your own workspace at home.
Planning and designing the space are key to making it function for your needs. Think long-term. The goal is to ultimately get you the space you are looking for so you can use for years to come.
It’s ok to phase things in as time and other resources allow. Start where and how you can. Just be sure to have your end goal in mind and incorporate the elements first that will allow you to maximize the benefits from your hard work and ultimately reach that goal!
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