People may get in your way.
This is the most difficult of all the remote working advice to accept. We don't want to drive people away who are important to us.
However, if you have roommates or relatives in the same area as you, it might be increasingly challenging to keep the focus that a remote work lifestyle necessitates.
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What’s up, it’s @hackedongrowth here, When you hear the term “remote work,” what comes to mind first? Do you see yourself in your pajamas, relaxing in the coziness of your living room, or on a beach in Bali, soaking up the sun?
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