As I sit at home for my second snow day this week (and second ever for my California native self), I can’t help but reflect on the importance of having an office in which to work, or at least a designated working space. An office creates a productive and working mindset that is often necessary to focus. At least, that’s true for me.
While you might fantasize about the idea of working from home, it’s more difficult than you may think. Since your home is also where you sleep, relax, cook and clean, it is difficult to clear space – physically and mentally – for you just to work. It’s seldom the people around you who are the main distractions; it is your mind’s inability to ignore your surroundings. When you work where you live, it is easy to take some extra time to clean the dishes, walk the dog, catch the end of a TV show, or allow mental distractions to detract from your productivity.
I appreciate the motivation an office environment creates, and here's why I think it is beneficial:
Do you prefer working from an office or your house? Have you found one to be more difficult than the other? Share with us!
Jacqueline Miller is an Administrative Assistant at Lovell Communications. You can view more of Jacqueline's blogs here. Connect with Jacqueline at jacqueline@lovell.com or @JacqMills28.
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