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Working from home productively is objectively hard. It took me close to a decade to figure it out. I know people that gave up a freelancing career because it wa
by radu_floricica 6y ago
Working from home productively is objectively hard. It took me close to a decade to figure it out. I know people that gave up a freelancing career because it was too frustrating.
Good news is that there's so much more information about this nowadays. Start with a google of "deep work" and go from there. It'll be time well invested. You may not get to prefer WFH, but you can definitely improve things.
- the_af 6y agoThe problem is specifically working from home with your spouse who also works and babies/toddlers/kids all day long at home because of the lockdown. It's a killer combination and it's not merely "working from home" (which of course has its own challenges). A person without kids or single may find it ideal. I don't.