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04-28-2007, 02:20 PM
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- Don't try to make the most intimate room in your house (your bedroom) also youroffice unless absolutely necessary. Do try to find an area with very little trafficand few distractions.
- Because of the time you will spend sitting, do yourself and your back a favor: don'tuse a kitchen, dining room, or folding chair for your desk chair. Invest in a qualitychair. You'll save a fortune in doctor bills and aspirin.
- Establish office hours that will allow you to get enough work done yet still havetime for yourself and your family
- Don't let housework or hobbies or "chatty" neighbors distract you from a workingschedule. Remember your office hours and stick to them. Post them on the doorif necessary.
- Don't allow paperwork and office equipment to become scattered all over yourhome. As you need for more space grows, use space saving storage systems toorganize and keep everything in one area.
- Stay out of the kitchen during office hours or your waistline could suffer greatly
- Get an answering machine or a special office line if constant personal incomingtelephone calls are a problem. There's no law that says you have to answer thetelephone just because it rings. Let the answering machine handle those calls for you.
- If your children refuse to cooperate with your office hours and stay constantlyunderfoot, consider child care services. A few hours of uninterrupted time couldbe well worth the investment.
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