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Boost Your Productivity...
Jeff Kikel
Feeling scattered? Unmotivated? A coworking space may be just what you need. Coworking is a place that both inspires you to be productive and is home to so many interesting self-starters! Sometimes working from home can get a little distracting with laundry, and other tasks that ‘just take 5 minutes’ but those random breaks can interrupt the creative process. Some Tips On Setting Boundaries while coworkingSet office/availability hours: Keep a consistent work schedul [...]
Feeling scattered? Unmotivated? A coworking space may be just what you need.
Coworking is a place that both inspires you to be productive and is home to so many interesting self-starters! Sometimes working from home can get a little distracting with laundry, and other tasks that ‘just take 5 minutes’ but those random breaks can interrupt the creative process.
Some Tips On Setting Boundaries while coworking
Coworking is a place that both inspires you to be productive and is home to so many interesting self-starters! Sometimes working from home can get a little distracting with laundry, and other tasks that ‘just take 5 minutes’ but those random breaks can interrupt the creative process.
Some Tips On Setting Boundaries while coworking
- Set office/availability hours:
Keep a consistent work schedule; Block certain days/hours of every week for meetings/one to one's
- Set clear work limits: A healthy work-life balance means checking out from work & being with your family & friends; Schedule this time in your calendar & create that stopping/exit strategy from working
- Set clear signals that you’re working: Maybe it’s a closed office door or headphones in your ears; Simply telling them I will be with you in a few minutes
You can certainly use some time away from your computer & get face-to-face to collaborate, just make sure you’re doing it responsibly and on your terms.
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This easy and fun project and hang up all year around.