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![Struggling with the whole work-from-home thing? 👩🏻💻 Don’t despair - I’ve got a few tips that may help! (I’ve been working mostly from home for the past 3 years, so this situation doesn’t feel that different for me.) Figured now would be a great time to share a few pointers for how to stay productive [and sane] while working from home. More in today’s Stories! 😘
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-Tip 1: Change out of your pj’s. Even if no one can see you over the phone or email, how we’re dressed affects how WE feel and how we present ourselves to the world - consciously or subconsciously. Not suggesting you wear a suit… just not your pajama pants.
-2: Don’t work from bed. Trust me: it’s highly unlikely to produce anything of value half-laying down. If you don’t have an office/desk at home, try to carve out some dedicated workspace where you can (like the kitchen table) to separate living space from work space.
-3: Keep your phone out of sight. I recently learned this crazy statistic that just seeing your phone (even if it’s face-down) or feeling it in your pocket, drastically reduces your ability to concentrate on a task. So unless you’re waiting for a call, put it in a drawer, bag, or in another room.
-4: Have a concrete to-do list. (I print mine at the beginning of each week!) Note which day you’ll be working on which task and prioritize daily tasks in order of importance to keep yourself accountable.
-5: Limit email checks to a few times per day. We tend to check our inboxes all. the. damn. time. But constantly switching between a task and checking email breaks the flow of productivity and is super inefficient.
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Hope you find these pointers useful! Do you have any work-from-home must-haves? Share, plz! ⬇️⬇️⬇️](https://thenewbaguette.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
