Ever more people work at home. And many of them appreciate the fewer
distractions, no time-wasting commute, and not having to get into a work
get-up every day.
But some of my clients who work alone feel isolated. Fortunately,
there are mitigators. Frankly, most of these suggestions are just common
sense but a number of my clients told me they hadn't thought of them,
so I figure it's worth a blog post. Of course, this is an incomplete
list but if nothing appeals, maybe it will trigger your own ideas.
It's my PsychologyToday.com article today.
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Saturday, October 29, 2016
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