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Interesting responses. I hated work cubicles and office politics, so I started a successful freelancing career. I dislike working from home because it is too
by prmph 11y ago
Interesting responses.
I hated work cubicles and office politics, so I started a successful freelancing career.
I dislike working from home because it is too quiet, my mind tends to wander, and I can easily switch to doing a non-work chores on my todo list. I dislike libraries because they are too quiet and "serious", and so my mind tends to wander and I become restless.
I signed up for a co-working space, which seemed a better environment, except I started to feel like I was back in a work cubicle.
So far the only place where I really feel productive is, surprisingly, coffee shops, with some background chatter, good wifi, great seats, maybe a fireplace, and of course, great coffee.
I am trying to start a business providing co-working environments in coffee shops for a small monthly fee split with the coffee shops