>Divisions of space ... Making spaces for different kinds of work, duplicating your workstation if necessary. Absolutely right! The same concept applies (from

>Divisions of space ... Making spaces for different kinds of work, duplicating your workstation if necessary. Absolutely right! The same concept applies (from behavioural psychology) to workspaces as a whole; eg. Do your work in a "study room" and not in a "bed room". Keep spatial spaces and their functionalities separate and your brain will automatically "switch modes" when you move from one to another.