> For example, I’d use a different desk/space from the one I do my daily work, or work from a coffee shop, or from the sofa with a laptop. If you work at home

> For example, I’d use a different desk/space from the one I do my daily work, or work from a coffee shop, or from the sofa with a laptop. If you work at home you should invest in a good office chair set up properly. I did, a bit too late. You should then use it for fun too. My solution was separate logins for each use and have distinctive desktops, which tricks your brain into feeling it's somewhere different.