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Working at home like most things, has benefits and negatives. My favorite benefits are not having to waste time commuting to an office or dressing up. Some women still get dressed, especially if they're video conferencing, but I think it's fun working in my PJs.
The challenges are finding a space where no one bothers you, where it's quiet so you can concentrate on work. My family though thinks if I'm home, I'm not working ... wrong. Home schooling presents similar challenges that I'm still sorting out so any/all ideas appreciated.
Do you love your home office? If you don't, do you know why your home office design isn't working for you? There's a story behind these questions which prompted my research on this topic. I know how important it is to love the space where you spend most of your time (love my …
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Do you work at home? Do you know if you qualify to take a home office deduction? Sadly most Americans aren't claiming their home office on their taxes. According to Forbes.com, "... an estimated 26 million Americans have home offices, but just 3.4 million taxpapers claim a home office …
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AmazonThe home office is often the place where we dump all the paperwork we don't know what to do with, especially if that's where we open the mail. So if your office is filled with piles of paper that have never gotten filed, this story and home office organization tips are for you. The home …
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Organizing a small office space can be a challenge. Amy Neiman has lots of experience setting up home offices for her clients, because she's a professional organizer, and the founder of A Simplified Life, LLC. Amy sublets an apartment on New York City’s upper West Side. The small studio space (she …
Home offices are growing in popularity because more people are working at home. We're using electronics more for entertainment but increased Internet access also means more people are working at home. Statistics say that "Even before the coronavirus outbreak forced businesses across the world to …
Working from a home office is both a privilege and a responsibility. It's easy to get side-tracked with interruptions like a sick child or multi-tasking and doing laundry while you're working. The question is how committed are you to working from home. If your answer is yes, you'll want to review …
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