Inventive tips for separating your job from your life when you work from home
I don’t work from home, but I still enjoyed this piece on little rituals that help you separate work time from personal time.
I’m glad of my 30 minute buffer between home and work. As I’ve said before, I wouldn’t reduce it. The walk helps me ease my way into the day, and gives me the headspace to prepare for what’s to come, or — if it’s the end of my day — what’s just happened.
I lead teams and organisations to make human-centred decisions. I am a lead content designer and information architect at the Scottish Government.
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