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Going to a different room may not be possible for everyone. We have to consider those who live in studio apartments and other kinds of smaller places. But you
by kashyapc 6y ago
Going to a different room may not be possible for everyone. We have to consider those who live in studio apartments and other kinds of smaller places. But your broader point stands—a decent enough separation between bed and work is critical.
And take advantage of human nature: we're creatures of habit; build solid routines for compounding benefits.
- phreack 6y agoYes, it's definitely a luxury for many. I did find that setting up a dividing screen (made of basically hanging cloth) tricked my brain into believing a particular kind of one-room apartment was two, which helped a lot with keeping focus.