But one good thing about being at home is that you have physical distance from your coworkers, so you can block focused time and stick with it. Either have recurring focused time in your calendar, such as for an hour or two in the morning. Or that on a weekly basis you block in some chunks of time for the key activities you want to get done, such as putting together a report or writing an article.
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