How can you stand always working from home?

[0ash0]

If you miss human contact, try calling/skyping your friend regularly. You can start streaming on your IG or Twitch or whenever you've got any following. And my own solution - figure out a complex activity that takes a lot of your time and effort so that you stop thinking about anything else.
That's important 'cause I don't think corona will end in the nearest months.

 

[SEOMadHatter]

If you work for yourself from home things get easier. If you get bored with it - you leave and go outside.

I'm generally more productive in by myself but when that gets dull I'll work from a coworking office or coffee shop. I've been to a few coliving/coworking places as well where you're working from home but with others around in the communal office area. Normally I'd get to the gym in the middle of the day to break up the work grind.

Just now is obviously a little different. Staying indoors 24/7 will drive anyone stir crazy. I'm lucky enough to be in the country at the moment so I can walk out of my door and up a hill but it's still pretty rough to stay focused.

 

[anton609]

Well it depends, I used to LOVE being always around people, like I’m still the life of the party tho but as my business was growing I started to notice being around too many people is nothing but distractions tho.

My new strategy for the 3 years is to literally vanished disappear for 8-10 months, pure hustle, only talk with people who are making wayyyyy more than me, wayyy smarter than me then take couple months off to hang with family, old friends (if they’re still around) & do all type$ of stuff.

 

[theRevolt]

So do you actually like the job you have or just the social interaction? To me sound like the latter. If you like the job and you can do that from home, perfect isn't it?
Some jobs offer you a way to work on interesting things you may not be able to work on on your own, or clients you tend to get on your own. Combine that with saving time and money just for the commute and you have a winner. Money is where friendship ends...same applies to don't mix work and pleasure.
Tons of stuff you can do at home (learn, read, meditate, work out, fix things etc.), but some just need social interaction as part of the reason for keeping that job.

 

[magicjones]

Many benefits

1. no commutes, no need for a car
2. no need to talk to anybody you don't want to, send ur friends some messages if ur lonely
   
3. nobody looking over your shoulder
4. eat whatever whenever
5. wake up anytime
6. work the night if you want
7. work while you're hitting the bong
8. plenty more..

 

[Bestindabiz]

i am introvert to the core because i hate humans and love to live all alone in lonely places .. but when it comes to work i sometimes feel when i am in office with work environment i feel much more productive.. and when i work at home i procrastinate a lot and do works in hours which i can very possible do it in minutes in office environment.. don't know why

Could be because you can't easily access chaturbate and xvideos

 

[Ajeet Ghuman]

Could be because you can't easily access chaturbate and xvideos

what's the supposed to mean.. you got some problems buddy.. because your thinking went there... lol

 

[india]

I left my day job in 2010 and its 10 years I work from home and whenever I feel bored I go out have tea meet friends and come back.

 

[code API]

what's the supposed to mean.. you got some problems buddy.. because your thinking went there... lol

Haha easy man..
You are right. I think OP should flex at least.

I left my day job in 2010 and its 10 years I work from home and whenever I feel bored I go out have tea meet friends and come back.

That's just me too. I often don't get bored online. Chill whenever the need arises.

 

[WebTactics]

Everyone’s different, I love working from home and don’t need constant interaction. I go out when I want and socialise when I want.

 

[TomTheCat]

I miss human contact A LOT

Human contact should be made only with females. I know we are humans, but at the end of the day, we are still evolved animals, nothing else, and we should act like those.

 

[MisterF]

No need to commute, no need to work in an office with the annoying twat you want to punch the living daylights out of.

Yet to find an office with a swimming pool.....

 

[SEOMet]

I'm lucky enough to be in the country at the moment so I can walk out of my door and up a hill.

Lucky guy

 

[SEOMet]

Human contact should be made only with females. I know we are humans, but at the end of the day, we are still evolved animals, nothing else, and we should act like those.

I didn't mean physical contact.
Just social interactions. You can do it through you phone or computer, but it's just not the same.

I think everybody needs a very minimum of this, both introverts and extroverts

 

[SEOMet]

So do you actually like the job you have or just the social interaction? To me sound like the latter. If you like the job and you can do that from home, perfect isn't it?
Some jobs offer you a way to work on interesting things you may not be able to work on on your own, or clients you tend to get on your own. Combine that with saving time and money just for the commute and you have a winner. Money is where friendship ends...same applies to don't mix work and pleasure.
Tons of stuff you can do at home (learn, read, meditate, work out, fix things etc.), but some just need social interaction as part of the reason for keeping that job.

I love my job, and parts of it can be done from home and another parts of it cannot. I'll just focus on the former for the following weeks.

And also IM, which is my side job. More like a hobby, hah.

 

[YujinTan]

actually I prefer work at home , alone. More focus not doubt you have others stuffs like gaming , bed, etc around near u but end of the day also another motivation make u work faster so later you can chill around in the house, however isn't what this forum currently is? Most of us will spend time online. Maybe take a break like one hour or so and back online , trying to find more alternatives etc how to gain traffic etc. stuffs.

 

[RoyalCobra777]

First I'll say that my main income source is not IM, I have a regular job that I love and dont plan on leaving.

I had never worked purely from my house until one week ago, when the covid confinement started in my country.
At first I thought it would be great , but one week later, I dont se myself doing it for long without affecting my own mental and physical health badly.

It pushes me through a loop of working less, and feeling less alive. Only after 8 days, I miss human contact A LOT, which is something I'd hardly though I'd miss so quick.

I know that in regular situations (no quarantine) you have more freedom to do stuff and go out, but still, I feel like having a job that pushes me outside the house day after day really helps my well-being.

People who work from home and only leave your house on a daily basis for buying stuff and doing some exercise. How do you do it?

I love working from home BUT not in this situation. Usually on my home office job i work 8 hours/ day, i do some IM in these hours and then I go out with my gf or with my friends. I'm not the "let's connect" guy so i have a close group of friends and I spend my time with them and from time to time with my co-workers.

 

[liam lisam]

I am a person who loves his own company so I am somehow satisfied with me being at home,but it would be more convenient and efficient if you guys helped me out with giving me legit websites that actually pay for the online jobs ,

 

[ENOVATIT]

that is because staying indoor(or incave!) is not natural. Human is a social animal after all.

 

[dps095]

I like the peace and quiet. Also I found having an incandescent IR bulb on me through the day is really nice and relaxing. Frequent short walks outside help too.