Here are a few ways to deal with them:
- Structure your day, so you know what needs to be done - you stay focused and motivated throughout the day.
- Take breaks when you need to but don't mix personal and work time too much.
- Avoid
feeling guilty that you should be working when you're at home or you
should be with the children when you're working - by creating clear
boundaries between work and home - not just physically but mentally.
- Boundaries are important for your family, friends and neighbours who may take the opportunity or make assumptions that because you're working from home you're 'available'.
- When you're at home and not working, don't get distracted by the computer in the corner or the draw of email.
- Get out and about- working at home can be isolating - don't spend all your time in just those four walls. Networking is a great way of getting out and meeting other business owners - exchanging ideas or just getting support.
- A change of scenery can help - spend a day a week working somewhere other than your home. Co-working areas are popping up everywhere - even your local cafe or hotel can make a welcome change away from your usual distractions.
Office. redux (Photo credit: Louis Abate)
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