If you find yourself working from home or working remotely, it may feel difficult to stay productive when you’re not in your usual office environment or surrounded by busy colleagues.
Instead, focus on improving elements of your job that you can control: Say ‘no’ to too many obligations that will derail you from bigger goals, turn off external distractions, and take time to disconnect and recharge when you work at home.
By Marcel Shwantes, for Inc
photo: Revamp your work engagement with these small changes. Merla/Shutterstock.com
Want to be more productive during your day or week? Do what some of the world’s most successful people do to gain an edge and get the most out of a day, even when you work at home.
But if following the advice of a Warren Buffett, Oprah Winfrey, or Bill Gates isn’t your cup of tea, consider following the advice of science. It has been telling us the best tricks to become more productive for decades, and you don’t even have to wake up at that ungodly hour of 4 a.m.!
While some things are out of our control when it comes to managing our day, there are things within our control that may just transform how we perform our work — while giving back our lives.
