Time to get out of your pyjamas!
More and more of us are told that we can work from home after years of being told that remote working wasn’t possible.
‘YES!’ you might be thinking, ‘hello, weeks of working from bed with unlimited snack breaks and daytime TV’.After all, you still have targets to hit and projects to complete, and being alone can dissolve your resolve to be productive faster than you can say ‘self-isolation’.Debbie Clarke started her business online and from home after overcoming cancer while looking after her baby.
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