How Do You Close the Door When You Work at Home?
Saturday June 24, 2006
C.T. asks in the Small Business Canada Forum:
One of my main techniques for dealing with the problem of having a homebased business was/is set scheduling. Even though I could work practically any time, I don't. Instead, like people who go out to work, I work set hours and stick to the schedule as much as possible. You can read more about how to handle the problem of living with your work in 7 Ways to Stay on Schedule Working at Home.
What do the rest of you do?
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"Homebased business provide great flexibility and low ovehead. However, do you have trouble closing the door and going home? What are some of the strategies used by homebased business owners?"I know this was something I struggled with for years. After all, working on your business is so much more interesting than a lot of household chores!
One of my main techniques for dealing with the problem of having a homebased business was/is set scheduling. Even though I could work practically any time, I don't. Instead, like people who go out to work, I work set hours and stick to the schedule as much as possible. You can read more about how to handle the problem of living with your work in 7 Ways to Stay on Schedule Working at Home.
What do the rest of you do?
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