I agree with point 5. Unless it's specifically forbidden by your work: Reframe "Working From Home" as "Remote Working". Don't limit yourself to your home env

I agree with point 5. Unless it's specifically forbidden by your work: Reframe "Working From Home" as "Remote Working". Don't limit yourself to your home environment unless that really is the best place for you. Eg. I have found that although I have a good setup at home (including computer chair, mech keyboard, plenty of screen estate, silence, etc etc), I will often get more done with a small screen laptop in the local cafe - just because I'm amongst people and life. I'll also go into the office occasionally for similar reasons. Variety and flexibility are key - whatever works for you on a particular day at a particular time is the point.