Question the Default Challenge Day 1:
Is working from one desk really where you do your best work?
Is working from one desk really where you do your best work?
Previously, you had a set office space to work from due to office constraints. When working remotely, you do not need to bring this way of work home with you.
Imagine how much better your back will feel if you don't sit in the same place for 8-hours straight.
Imagine how much better your back will feel if you don't sit in the same place for 8-hours straight.
Instead, consider working where you are most inspired.
Take a meeting while on a walk. Work from a desk but then also from a beach, café, couch. Move towards inspiration.
Take a meeting while on a walk. Work from a desk but then also from a beach, café, couch. Move towards inspiration.
Or consider working in different places for different types of work.
For me, that means doing reading in a cozy place, taking video meetings from a desk space optimized for light and sound, and writing from a place without electronic distractions.
For me, that means doing reading in a cozy place, taking video meetings from a desk space optimized for light and sound, and writing from a place without electronic distractions.
When things open up, you'll be able to work from a coffee shop when you feel like being around people. Or a library when you want to be out of the house, but in a quiet space. Or from a coworking space when you're looking for in-person collaboration.
Don't feel like you have to commit to one place for all types of work and for all of the time.
Check out the full challenge here:
https://twitter.com/mar15sa/status/1366231174570532865?s=20
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