Scheduling
I will be the first to admit that when I first started working from home that meant it permeated all aspects of my life. I didn’t have a designated space set up right away, it was way too easy to constantly have the laptop open anywhere I was sitting and I was “multitasking” at all hours. Did that mean that I got more accomplished? Heck, no! Did I make more money? Nope. Was I organized? I thought I was. News flash: I was a train wreck.
It took a while to establish a schedule that separated work from family time, with set boundaries, systems and procedures in place, and the feeling of true accomplishment on a regular basis.
A major perk to working for yourself is setting a schedule that you love but in doing so there is absolutely no way to please everyone without reaching a state of burnout. Take a look at what you are doing and see if you need to make any adjustments so that you can reclaim a separation of “work” and “home”.
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