Yep I'm this way as well. But it heavily depends on your personality (are you easily distracted?) and your employer (are they generally lax with WFH, or are th

Yep I'm this way as well. But it heavily depends on your personality (are you easily distracted?) and your employer (are they generally lax with WFH, or are they on the strict side? I tend to have a flexible schedule. Take 2 or 3 hour breaks mid day (gym, grocery store, cook lunch, relax). But I also end up working "off hours" and put in more than 40 hours a week on average. I know some people thrive with the "treat it like a 9-5", but for me that doesn't make a difference. The biggest piece of advice I have that seems to overlap is, don't let your family take advantage of you working from home. It's easy to get roped into doing non-work things because your family thinks you have free time.