I agree this is a real issue. I've worked remotely for years and the thing I had to get over was getting on weird sleep cycles. You work later and wake later un

I agree this is a real issue. I've worked remotely for years and the thing I had to get over was getting on weird sleep cycles. You work later and wake later until you're day sleeping and you can detach from the rest of the World. The one thing that makes this easier is having a team I find. They keep you on a regular schedule and provide companionship. But I'm aware of the problems that can creep in and I chat individually to our team about it regularly. Today I did a call with someone checking in to find out if they have decided if they want to get office space in town to work from or shared space. (They decided against it) Also to find out if they need any furniture for their office (they may get a standing/sitting desk or an exercise ball) and to schedule them going to a conference to get out of the "office". We're still figuring this stuff out and I think as we go the main thing is communication - checking in periodically, chatting about it and sharing ideas to make remote working awesome rather than a chore or problematic.