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Laura Vanderkam is an author and productivity specialist whose work has appeared in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Fast Company, and Fortune. She is a co-host of the podcast Before Breakfast, which features ideas from her other books on time management including What Successful People Do Before Breakfast, Off the Clock,and I Know How She Does It.
Remote work offers notable advantages, including higher satisfaction levels, fewer sick days, and increased productivity, though adjusting to this lifestyle requires time and effort. Setting up an ergonomic and personalized home office, incorporating physical activity, and experimenting with routines can significantly enhance focus and efficiency. Schwartz’s experience transitioning her company to remote work highlights the importance of prioritizing task completion over rigid schedules, establishing boundaries, and tracking achievements for better time management. Drawing inspiration from the disciplined routines of monks, remote workers can benefit from creating structured daily schedules aligned with their energy levels, incorporating rituals to separate work and personal life, and taking regular breaks to maintain productivity. While critics argue that remote work hinders personal connections, virtual tools and occasional in-person meetings can foster strong relationships and team camaraderie. Finally, achieving success remotely requires redefining traditional symbols of accomplishment and continuously pursuing growth through new challenges.
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