Ways to Work From Home



With an exceedingly cold winter and bouts of extreme weather, I've now found myself stranded in the home twice, struggling to take mass transit to my office. As a commuter from Waterloo, traffic is usually brutal in the first hours, and incidents on the highway are regrettably too common. Adding bad weather, as you might guess, will not make it any less difficult. Even though this may seem as an inconvenience, it’s an excellent excuse in which to stay my pajamas and work peacefully from your home certain days.

Sure, getting stuck working from home may not end up being the perfect sometimes-if you possess meetings scheduled, it could actually present an issue or, if you’re like me, usage of a second screen may be difficult, severely limiting your project's space and slowing your flow. Nevertheless, being a Kitchener/Waterloo REALTOR® definitely has its advantages.

For example, eliminating the commute means additional time to settle (even if it's only a short while), looked after inevitably means residing in your preferred clothes and employed in a way that is most comfy for you. Most significantly, though, working at home permits a sweet rest from the humdrum (or based on your task, the chaos) of a workplace and affords you a while to enjoy a location that's uniquely yours: your home. You can like a home-prepared breakfast and/or lunchtime from your kitchen, lounge on your preferred furniture in case you have one minute, and overall maintain a place what your location is most comfortable.  I can work on my laptop and do research to search for Waterloo/Kitchener homes for sale for my clients.

Position yourself by a window to take pleasure from sunlight and heat. Based on your environment as well as your preference, your house office can become an area that is unique to you and your work design. For me personally, simplicity and comfort are fundamental, and I have a tendency to pull a  table to a sofa, therefore, I can lounge relaxed while I function. For another person, a more structured workplace might be preferential.

And while not everyone can afford the blissful luxury of having their own house workplace or designated space to accomplish work, there are several ways to liven up the space you currently have to help to make it a far more work-friendly area for all those days you merely can’t, or don’t need to, make it in to the office. For a few ideas, have a look at this great article.

Mike Bolger, Sales Rep
Chestnut Park Realty Southwestern Ontario Ltd.
The Shops at Waterloo Town Square
75 King Street South, Unit 50 
Waterloo, ON N2J 1P2
+1 (519) 616-2656 
http://www.mikebolger.ca/
Location: Waterloo, ON, Canada

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