Top 10 Work from Home Productivity Tips (and How to Not Go Crazy!)

[@ΜαρίαΠαναγιωτοπούλου-ξ3τ]

VIDEO NOTES 10) morning routine : dressing up, coffee, waking up at the same time etc. 9) find your spot 8) beware the temptation to work when you shouldn't 7) know what you are supposed to be doing and do it 6) Choose to eat healthy 5) Take breaks 4) Schedule your day but be flexible :morning routine, work hours, breaks, your check out time, time with loved ones 3) Control your news intake 2) Connect with people face to face to replace office hour communication 1) Communicate as much as you can with people that you live with, friends, family, coworkers etc.

[@Happy-Seal]

Thank you! You rock 💪

[@GewieVlogs]

I hope you get everything you ever want out of life

[@ΜαρίαΠαναγιωτοπούλου-ξ3τ]

@@Happy-Seal your welcome

[@ΜαρίαΠαναγιωτοπούλου-ξ3τ]

@@GewieVlogs thank you

[@ivanhuizar4412]

I hope your pillow is cold on both sides every night you sleep

[@qasimrashidi6870]

personal experience: it is better to schedule workout or fitness goals towards evening or night because when i used to workout first thing in the morning and after that having a meal and getting a few hours of work done i was already pretty exhausted and i mean 3 hours max. and i couldnt recover for the rest of the day properly. so i learned to start my morning with a shower first thing in the morning followed by a coffee. Now I organise my workout in the evening and it has helped preserve my energy throughout the day.

[@laurenmcgarigal192]

I almost never click on male productivity videos because I’m a mother. But I have to say your video was more relatable than any other productivity video I have seen. Subscriber for life. Thanks!!

[@WalkingWoman-k7x]

So true!

[@lerafraser5103]

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[@jasmina5566]

Indeed!

[@oliver18754oliverwarders]

I do not understand this gender bias. Productivity videos provide knowledge, but why does gender in these videos even matter? If you use Uber don't they send a Male driver anyways when you want a safe ride home? Is the bank you use mainly dominated by Male control and you still use these services?

[@pinatasmasher23]

​@@oliver18754oliverwardersright & if a man would have commented that on one of her videos.....

[@danielleeyman8697]

My morning routine is GOLD... when that gets thrown off, my whole day gets put off! Thanks so much Pat!!

[@officialsimranmalhotra]

Wow, this video's a timely gem! Working from home is a rollercoaster, and your tips are a lifeline. Scheduling breaks and managing news intake resonate. Your wisdom is priceless. I'm diving into your books now. Thanks, Pat! You're smoothing this WFH journey for many of us.

[@roseleveque1706]

Physically and mentally being with family - THIS IS HUGE! And crazy hard for me... Im a full time potter working from home and with everyone here right now I keep finding myself trying to escape back to work for breaks. I am doing your courses, reading your books and taking action. You have been my entire reason for taking my business into action. Thanks for all you do Pat!

[@hugotradio]

Been working from home since 2014. That's true, communicate. I don't have kids yet but I have a nephew and yes kids grow fast! Communicate as well with the seniors at home, I live with my parents... Co's I'm the breadwinner and they're old. They need to have quality conversation time too! Thanks Pat. That was a great video! 😊

[@jackholt9742]

what do you do

[@hugotradio]

@@jackholt9742 I am a Podcast Editor :)

[@Any-books-zo4lu]

My favourite is spending time with loved ones. I have noticed I spent much more quality time with my household members and our relationship have improved dramatically since I started working from home. ☆

[@carawinn9933]

What helps most is to choose those things that are going to "move the needle forward." I can get into the habit of just doing busywork, which is a definite time waster! Thank you for this video!

[@kitingholger9826]

Great video! I’m now working from home for three years - main challenge especially at the beginning was lack of social contacts resulting in the fact that too much work was discussed with my wife, And also one should not underestimate the effect of the social contacts one has in a company over the day, which are not there when you were working from home. Stay safe!🏄🏽‍♂️☀️

[@theproductivemommy8169]

Oh, I knew that morning routine and getting dressed is super important but I never realized that ‘end time’ is important!!! Literally light bulb moment! That was the reason why our family evening routine is always messed up because I am trying to fit in as much work as possible.... THANK YOU!!!

[@Geckosouth4]

I found that maintaining my morning routine has been the most beneficial. Learning that maintaining a schedule is also very important. Thank you for the time to put this together!

[@_heislovely]

The most helpful tips for me were creating a morning routine and scheduling my day. The other tips I got were really helpful as well. Overall I'm so thankful for this video and thank you for talking to me as a friend. I appreciate you! -Denise

[@momessori]

I love "communicate with others" . Your live streams this week have meant so much to me! It helps a lot to know there are so many of us doing this together. It really lifts my spirits in this crazy time!

[@AusyJo]

Great video, Pat! I recently quit my job to start my own business and the first 2 weeks I felt so aimless and forlorn. You really take for granted the structure and comfort of a routine. Back on track now. 👍🏾

[@mr.paulpaul]

Thx pat, it helps me a lot. In the past few days I was kind of lost and can't even finish any work. I was so lazy and didn't have motivation to work, just wanting to watch KZbin and Netflix to relax myself. It's been a terrible week. But now I'm gonna get back control from my life and stay productive. Thx pat

[@patflynn]

You got this!

[@mr.paulpaul]

@@patflynn thx pat

[@Jamiesjammin1]

The one I would add that I have to do some is if you are wanting to procrastinate, start small. It's easier to talk yourself into doing something if you know you only have to do something that will take a few minutes. Then once you get in those few minutes, you can do anything you want, but chances are that you will want to keep going once you get the first few minutes in.

[@DawnBaumgartner]

ALL TIPS GREATLY APPRECIATED!! Am new to WFH so was searching for info around this and found your video, THANK YOU!!!! Shifting gears from being a clinic office nurse to working from home with a different title is so different, this video hit home and makes sense now why I have been struggling. I've been so used to the "leaving home" home routine and all that goes with that preparedness, like the grocery list, the errands the kids needs before I even leave the house in the morning. Giving myself some grace around this transition but also noticing perhaps a fear that productivity is going out the window, Yikes. This video provides exactly what I need right now, Thanks so much!

[@MorningsWithMaria]

this was so on point! Especially the breaks, I do better when I have active breaks away from my desk like cleaning or walking or making sure I actually eat during my lunch breaks. I always say I’ll eat while I work but then I’m too distracted by my work to ever finish my food, so eating breakfast BEFORE signing online and eating during lunch is important. My last job was so active physically and now being at a desk at home had me super sleepy the first 4 weeks 🥲

[@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane]

I am about to reach one year working from home so pretty much nothing compared to you but something that helped me is to understand that if I can't work, if the inspiration is not there, I need to stop trying, do something else for a few hours and come back later. I am still at the point where I do everything and I work very long days, so if one afternoon nothing is working right, it's not a big deal.

[@patflynn]

Great tip!

[@lerafraser5103]

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[@prerna_aggarwal]

Scheduling all parts of the day has been a struggle for me, but your advice really simplifies the process. Definitely trying this tomorrow!

[@ankuragr294]

Hey Pat!! I have been following you since 2014 when you had that other site design. I have been listening to your podcast. I just love them. You are my inspiration for building an online business for building a passive income empire. This work-from-home video was so helpful to me I can't even tell. You said to communicate one tip that was helpful, I would say all 10 of them were super-helpful to me. Thank you so much for putting these videos out. Putting your podcasts out. You rock. Love you!!

[@harisiqbal8]

Face to face communication do wonders either on Facetime or Zoom, this point of yours really go me. Will try to find a communication group too. Thanks for the idea.

[@theaveragejoebody]

Thank you, Pat! I am starting my working from home journey on August 7th. Staying focused and moving forward is very important. I am used to working in the field and office, but now i will be home. I need to actually set goals and stay on task as much as possible. I wrote the steps down and will actively attempt to follow them. Again, thank you.

[@Just_Samson]

#4 has helped me so much. I schedule almost everything but move things around throughout the day if needed. 💪🏼

[@svijayrao]

"Find the spot" is the best advise I am following. I have a dedicated area for work and go there only when I am working. Use a different spot in the house for non work entertainment/content consumption. This helps me separate work and non-work activities.

[@nanskimtn22]

Great video post! I have worked from home my whole career, but constantly need the focus to keep on schedule and focus on what is important at work and with family. So many things that can distract you - news and social media are time sucks that can throw you off! The 2 big things are the morning routine and the face to face connection -- both so necessary! Thank you!

[@shelleybrook5606]

I love tip #1 about communication, particularly the reminder to ask the others around you what they’re up to and how you can help. Great video as always! Thanks so much Pat!!

[@dilley_esq]

lighting and audio on point in this video! Nice work.

[@christinevan123]

I quit my corporate job, got married and started a new business as a music teacher, performer and event producer last year just before the pandemic hit. It's been a rollercoaster ever since. At times, overworking, burning out and having no clear intentions. To other times, being unproductive and feeling isolated. I've created successes in the business but at times at high cost to my personal relationships and personal health. Sharing your story, your clear advice on how to create a structure that works is so refreshing and inspiring. Thank you for generously sharing these ideas to help people like myself make changes that can better our futures 💖🙏

[@suzannebernard3057]

Yup slower start and longer ends. That’s me. Yup find a spot (dining table sucks) now that I have an office, my husband keeps using it. Yup working at all hours and on weekends Yup scattered focus (wearing all the hats), move the needle, do the uncomfortable Yay, I eat well, got that one nailed Breaks? My whole day feels like a break so I linger in my office and don’t allow myself to go outside running. Not good. Yay, I schedule pretty good. But I never thought of scheduling my routine (Breaks and check out including). I’ll do that. 3. Controlling news intake. For sure! I control Everything that comes in including in the car! 2. Connect with people face to face is the healthy way to run life and business. 1. Communicate with the people around me? Never thought about that. I just do my work like a grinder and not bother anyone. Love you Pat

[@vinvenus4581]

Dear Pat, I used to watch a few videos of yours some years ago and notice how much you have evolved. I love the calm, matured person you have developed into. Congrats and all the best

[@chrispyak]

Maybe your best video yet! I work from home for 20 years and I was nodding at every single one of your points. Highly recommended!

[@mariahsmom9457]

Schedule all parts of your day is essential. I also WFH the vast majority of the time and this is something I have always done. AM, PM evening- everything gets a basic time slot and all times are generally accounted for. This is like a budget and lets you optimize efficiency and feel more relaxed.

[@Lowlight23]

Thank you for this video. I have been working from home since the pandemic and have been struggling to stay focused. These helpful tips are great and I am working on applying them to be more productive and happy in this role. 👍

[@chrisc.7923]

These are things that I've also had to learn along the way. Sometimes it takes a while to implement these changes, so if someone is struggling remember that if you fail today you can sill get back on track tomorrow or the day after 👍 We tend to abandon habits as soon as we slack for a day, and it doesn't have to be that way! Missing a day does not equal complete failure 🙂

[@patflynn]

Exactly! Well put!

[@lerafraser5103]

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[@Monique_1908]

Working from home is new for me due to COVID-19. So, your tips are wonderful! Thank you so much!

[@Garden_Reine]

This has been a great resource. Especially the loneliness part. Working from home in an apartment I live in by myself when I'm used to being in an office with awesome coworkers.. Yeah. That loneliness hits hard.

[@BrittThelemann]

This has been such a helpful video! I really like the way you pitched a morning routine- it can we hard with an infant because sleep is so precious but its REALLY HELPFUL!

[@melisabayarri8891]

4 months into remote work and I'm already tired af. I'm gonna start with aaaaall those tips you gave to see if it helps me! Thanks, man.

[@seventhstranger]

i don't know howcome i took this long to discover you! thank you for making this video. it so true to some of the things you brought up here. to compartmantalize stuffs are also important. what i really feel is true is about taking breaks and when you leave work, you leave. cause working from home, there's no boundary line. i find myself working all the time. well, thank you very much once again for this reminder and video!

[@martinapove]

I came to the video looking for tips that'd help me get organized and motivated, because I have been struggling for the last few months. But I leave feeling like a friend has just given me good advice. Thank you for being so kind in your words!!

[@syoung699]

I recently started working from home and Im struggling....changing my outfit from Pj to actual clothes!!!!! Good one!!!! Thanks

[@jackieblue6116]

You can do it. It is a struggle some days, but the next day you get to start afresh and do better. Wishing you well 🌸

[@richardnoggin175]

I KNEW all of this... but having it aid, and put into print was a real slap-in-the-face wake-up call. I IGNORED all of this...maybe now I can "GIT-R-DONE" - Thanks, much needed!

[@enmiles22]

Thank you for the ideas on the breaks. I am new to working from home … so your suggestions were valuable. 🎉

[@oeddin3928]

DPM! My man, about to start my wfh journey tomorrow and did not expect to see you here. Pleasant surprise, thanks for all the help!

[@geneg3776]

This is very well put together. I have struggled working from home for a few years now as have no one to be accountable to than myself. Look forward to incorporating these helpful items in my life. Thankyou!!

[@BenjaminSahlstrom]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I went full time on KZbin back in July of 2019 and have been struggling to find a "rhythm" to my workflow since I no longer have the structure of my regular day job. I am going to work towards implementing the suggestions that you made here for sure. I'm the type that likes to keep my schedule open so I have never liked or had much success with my calendar but I'm going to hopefully change that. Thanks again, Ben

[@catalinalexe2093]

Schedule and communication got my attention. And I'll definitely put some work clothes on :) I appreciate you are very present, Pat!

[@DL947]

This video addressed literally every single issue and concern I've had as a college student learning from home. Thank you!

[@larrydawson3259]

Pat, you have to be one of the most empathetic guy... I have followed you over the years and you have grown so much. There is part of me that wishes I had followed a lot more of your advice over the years. Reckon also the communication each day will help a lot... so aware of the trauma many are suffering because of Covid and layoffs.

[@mouses41ss]

My best tip is keep to same routine as going into the office. Keep motivated even when the work systems go down. Teams chat has being my lifesaver

[@perseusanthony]

I can deeply resonate with what you said to - Find your Spot. I was using my sister's room as a home office while she's in abroad. When the lock down happened in our area because of Covid-19, my cousin took refuge in our home and he used my sister's room (my home office). During that time, I transferred to our dining area to do some work - my productivity dropped. There were plenty of distractions as I can just go to our food storage immediately to get some snacks and eat, go to sala and watch Netflix, or be called up by my family to do something as I am always in their sight. When I had the room back as my cousin transferred to another room, I am becoming productive again.

[@marekdudzinski5122]

The most helpful tip is morning ritual. It’s bring you mentally to job. I have problem with that. I’m still sitting in pijamas ;p Thx Pat!

[@FearlessDreams]

It's been soo hard to focus while working from home! Usually, I wake up at 6 am, do my routine, go to work an ace my days. Now, I need like a week just to adapt and start doing something productive. It's all about discipline.

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[@crystalaguilar4460]

I am potentially looking into a remote position, and this by far is the best video ever! Thank you for sharing your knowledge, and honesty! You are so cool! Thanks 🙏🏼

[@simplymillennial8643]

Crystal, wish you all the very best for your remote work journey. There are certain changes in daily activities and work setup you should have to work efficiently while working from home. Our latest video mentions implementable tips to Increase Productivity While Working from Home. Hope it helps !!!

[@DiHickman]

I work outside the home part time, but am also trying to transition to online so have a website and biz online. It's a struggle working from home. Having a "spot" definitely helps. My issue mostly is Distractions. Only checking phone/email once per am/pm or on lunch. Staying on track is key.

[@iolss]

Thank you for this, I've been working for some time now remote, I consider myself a relatively smart person and good at my job but I must be humble to admit that I've developed a serious problem of focus, its just that my mind try to find a lot of excuses to not work, like that my job is not really that important, my task is not really that important, and a lot of times fooling myself with things like that I'm wasting my life if a focus 5/6 hours a day of good work, but in the end I just don't work and feel the burden and shame of another improductive day, anyway I decided that this next week will be different and I'll start with small steps, first being humble that I will not figure out things by myself and I should follow a method to focus (your video was very helpful on this), and second that I will start small, I will not be mr. productive guy working 8 hours focused in the first day, I will start small trying to focus a couple of hours and then will get better with time, thanks.

[@fabiGBOtown]

You're da man Pat! I somehow found myself seeing all your new releases right away. Keep up the good work

[@apjo090305]

I found helpful setting a timer on my phone to help with blocking for breaks. I’ll set it for 45-50 minutes to work and then when the timer goes off, I’ll set the timer for a 10/15 min break. Helps me focus and I am flexible. Sometimes I’ll use this to remind myself to stand and move around

[@timothyhoward406]

The tip about - schedule the entire day - was very helpful. I need to think more holistically about the day as a unit. Thanks!

[@EriktenHave]

Hi Pat great video, I was working late again and listened to "Beware the Temptation to Work When You Shouldn't" when It was 9PM already and my kids were about to go to bed. I stopped the video and hung out with the family. Great reminder, thank you.

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[@seanandrewsoriano2635]

1. morning routine 2. beware of temptation that is not related to work 3. eat well 4. take a break 5. schedule parts of the day 6. communicate with people around me. this is the tips that i will try to follow. thanks a lot.

[@alex_la_fantastica1632]

Great tips. I’ve been working from home for many years and I practice most of these tips myself. I try to avoid unnecessary distractions (social media, read/watching the news, etc). I miss the “face to face” interactions and need to do a better job at that. 👍

[@rauthbitu]

Thanks you pat, i am having hard time Focusing on my work. I do follow checklist of works but still i was not as productive as i should. But after watching your videos, i got that where i was going wrong. Thanks man. ☺️ #teamflynn

[@samelgbouri7958]

Pat, great job, your video was in April 2020, we are now February 2021, 10 months later, I have my podcast, and I regret not finding you earlier, started the research by looking into a better mic, and I ended up watching your videos, you kept me on youtube for 3 hours now. I wrote 5 pages of important things I will test in my podcast. and didn't want to leave here without thanking you, keep it up man (Dr. Sam Borgui)

[@lonewarrior600]

Thank you man for sharing such valuable insights...

[@greeff541]

Thank you for the 10 tips. It has been very insightful. #10 Morning Routine, is huge for me, as I struggle to get started with what I'm actually supposed to be doing. (#7) And lastly #4 Schedule day but remain flexible. I work from home but am also open if someone needs me, which sometimes causes me to not work as often as I should.

[@Azimuth2Campsite]

Thank you for this content. Regardless of the time it was created it still holds its value. Being a military retiree and now going into a remote job, I believe connecting with people face to face will be the most challenging part. However, I will make sure to give it my best based on your advice and tips. Thank you again.

[@semajnayrmm]

all those tips will be very helpful to me, especially tips with the kids, being in a WFH setup for the first time is the biggest adjustment for my kid, my kid is just 3yo and obsessed with me, a certified daddy's girl, so negotiating with her is the most challenging part. its been 2weeks since I started my WFH setup and there is a lot of adjustment going on but scheduling is definitely the key. glad my kid is also adjusting on the setup, and improving on the negotiating part, but still there is a long way to go.

[@alexbriggs6011]

This video helped me sooooo much. I thought I was the only one struggling. Thank you for sharing !!

[@akwin00]

Last week I ran my first 5k without stopping and all the time I could hear the voice in my head saying that I can do it. Forwago, thank you so much for everything!!

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[@NgocNguyen-ro9sw]

I like the communication with other people and take the break time parts. It's helpful for me. Thanks a lot

[@WalterStrongIIIthehuddle]

This was my first time watching one of your videos. I truly enjoyed this video and I am truly grateful that you made it. This video really added value to me as a new KZbin creator who recently lost his job.

[@patflynn]

Sorry to hear you lost your job. Happened to me in 08, and it was Tempe best thing for me (although I didn’t know it at the time). Glad we found each other! All the best!

[@WalterStrongIIIthehuddle]

@@patflynn Thank you for your feedback Pat. I am not allowing this situation to define who I am but realizing there is another chapter for me to learn in my life. I am looking forward to learning all I can in our partnership together and the content that you provide. God Bless.

[@Just_Samson]

Totally going for the “suit and tie”. Lol. Great vid Pat. Very motivating. Thanks

[@mihaiwebsite]

I agree: this is an awesome educational video What's your opinion about the niche of the work from home business? What’s a better way to work from home: to make money by selling unnecessary stuff or to make money by selling plant based solutions for a better health?

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[@HastaLaVistaBoss]

Great video Pat. I'm not there yet. I'm not working from home (*still hustling+working*) Nevertheless, all those tips hit home for me because as I'm building my online business I'm still juggling a 10-12 hours job, kids, wife, and other responsabilities and... ... I *forget to communicate* sometimes, *I don't pay attention* to my wife (rarely, but it happens) ... honestly, all hit home😊 My litle corner is a little DIY stand up desk in a little corner in my kitchen😀

[@mridea007]

Great reminder that people around you need to know what your schedule will be. Communicate. Communicate. Communicate. Thanks Pat.

[@philly4494]

Hello, great video! I've been working remotely since March 2022. I love it but it's starting to take its toll with isolation. I found your communication point very relatable and felt embarrassed to think that I don't communicate anything to anyone. I'll check out your other videos, thank you!

[@aprildockery4369]

Thank you for sharing this information. The one I chose was #5 - Taking breaks. As being a work-a-holic, I have to learn how to take breaks. I get caught up into my assignments and try to finish them in a timely fashion without taking a break (whether at home or at work). I am learning through this video.

[@kristinaarchibeque66]

Thank you ! Those were all awesome!!! Best video I’ve found to help educate me about working from home. Appreciate you . 😊

[@LoayOmari]

Man I never seen any of your other videos but I like you already… keep it real man !

[@MadameSupreme_]

I've been working from home since March 2020 thanks to Covid. This video is great! Thanks for the tips.

[@Monoperty]

Thank you Pat! I need to improve on No 8 and No 5. I will write myself a daily schedule now and see how it goes over the next couple of weeks and then tweak it if necessary. 👍 from me. #TeamFlynnForTheWin

[@PassiveIncomeTom]

*I agree. Workouts and sticking to your schedule is key.* 👍

[@Frank-n-Sense]

watched this for my job, actually. lots of excellent tips and reminders. thank you!

[@dinahmiyato1389]

Thank you. I used to follow your blog about affiliate marketing. I am glad to find your channel. I am now working from home.

[@grantgravity_plus]

High effort vid that totally pays off. Entertaining and informative, amazing work

[@darkchocolategirl51]

This is a great topic, I started working more at home and found that I had to come up with a routine and not allow others to dictate my schedule. Thanks

[@83Anaconda]

Many thanks for all thiese tipps!! I would make point 2 even deeper. HAVE social life, nurture your social life and friendships, AND schedule social life events. I would definitely not recommend to replace that with online meetings. In person social life and nurtured and intimate friendships are important to us all, but when you are at home the whole week, working alone, those people you meet in person are increadibly important for emotional and mental health.

[@VincentKangi]

4 years later and everything he said is still spot on.

[@theellenpham]

Great tips on how to structure your day and focus when you’re working from home.

[@summer888joer]

Thank you sharing , it’s really helpful to me, under current situation I have been working at home and leading a small team remotely. These tips are so practical . Especially the tips No.1.

[@tahirmerali4039]

Thanks for sharing your tips and tricks; sped past the learning curve and now on to the tweaking! Keep'm coming.

[@DivineAndHeavenly]

Love this video. I about to work from home for a year and I watched this video 3 times. Thank you for those tips full of wisdom.

[@patflynn]

Thank you so much!

[@chatonsacrement7454]

This is the most useful video on this topic I've watched so far. Thank you!

[@jamesfuata1501]

Haha. Great video, Pat, with subtle humour thrown into the mix. My kids have interrupted before just to get a hug and to say they love me.

[@jamesfuata1501]

I like tips (2) and (1). Communicating frequently with the people around me, and connecting with others face-to-face is important. Hope you're well, Pat. Cheers

[@skumar042]

Dear Pat, Many thanks for your effort & time, very well explained. I've implemented all of them & I personally love the 10th - Get onto Morning Routine, that sets you for the day! Cheers, Santosh.

[@kathleenbenjamin7359]

Thank you! Great tips I liked # 7 I work from home sometimes and I need to break it up and go to the library or Starbucks - for a change in scenery.

[@meandyoufortube]

I agree, good video ...in my case, a morning routine that in between other things include stretching exercises, meditation, short cardio session, and ends with a cold GOD FORSAKEN shower really helps me feel prepared for work. Another is to know when extending work hours and "going the extra mile" is really necessary and if not then just close the computer, add it to my work agenda for the next day (so that it is out of my mind ), and move on. Cheers!

[@DrBrianLCarpenter]

Hey Pat, you rock brother. Enjoyed this video. The segment that inspired me the most was simply the part where you talked about feeling reassured just knowing that someone is on the other end of a Webcast even though we can't connect in person right now. Your weekly office hours have been that exact inspiration for me. I've worked from home since 2009. The two things that have most helped me are: (1) understanding the 8020 principle and using it to stay focused on the 20% of my work that generates 80% of results, and (2) A book called The 12 Week Year: Get More Done in 12 Weeks Than Others Do in 12 Months by Brian P. Moran & Michael Lennington. (No affiliate relationship.)

[@Serious9185]

Thank you for the great tips. For me , I love that I can get up and work the whole day in my pajamas. I know it may not work for everyone but for me that is a great advantage of wfh.