When you work from home, you have the freedom to run your schedule the way you would like. If you want to work in the mornings go for it. Work better at night? Do it. Switch around sometimes. See what happens. Rearrange your schedule and do something entirely different. Do what you need to do for yourself.
Even starting out you have the choice. When you first start marketing you are very busy, but you still have that choice. Feel like you need a break go for it!
But just remember that you earn by how much you work. You won’t make as much working a half an hour each day compared to working 2 hours or 6 hours. Working from home takes a lot of self discipline and organization.
I’m not saying that you need to work tirelessly for hours on end. On the contrary, it’s not unusual to work part time at first. Say 3 or 4 hours a day.
My point is this: We have the freedom to do things the way we want. We can run our own schedules and decide when we work and when we play. It’s easy to sway one way or the other though. Find a balance. Remember to use your freedom and don’t forget that you have it.
Find yourself working too much? Set aside some time for you to do something else. Not getting enough done? Maybe you should take a piece of that play time and use it for work.
Find a balance and your productivity will be much more efficient.
Have a great weekend
~Chris
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I so need to hear this! I forget that I actually do have freedom. I always chain myself to the desk, and really a little bit of freedom is just what I need to make me feel more productive again.
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Christopher D. Anderson Reply:
November 15th, 2009 at 12:48 pm
Ya, it’s amazing the difference it makes.
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