Comments on: Becoming a Parent and Working from Home? http://xfep.com/question/becoming-a-parent-and-working-from-home/ Tips on Being a Better Blogger Wed, 25 Jan 2012 15:53:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Genesis Pure Business Opportunity http://xfep.com/question/becoming-a-parent-and-working-from-home/comment-page-1/#comment-3886 Genesis Pure Business Opportunity Mon, 04 May 2009 04:58:34 +0000 http://xfep.com/question/becoming-a-parent-and-working-from-home/#comment-3886 Well, I guess, if you think your problem is with your focus then even moving out of your home may not be the right choice. You have to cultivate the determination to stay focused with what you are doing. Because even if you rent an office space somewhere, there will always be distractions but when you are focused on what you are doing then it doesn't matter where you are working! :) Well, I guess, if you think your problem is with your focus then even moving out of your home may not be the right choice. You have to cultivate the determination to stay focused with what you are doing. Because even if you rent an office space somewhere, there will always be distractions but when you are focused on what you are doing then it doesn’t matter where you are working! :)

]]> By: Jonathan Puddle http://xfep.com/question/becoming-a-parent-and-working-from-home/comment-page-1/#comment-1093 Jonathan Puddle Sun, 06 Apr 2008 13:19:52 +0000 http://xfep.com/question/becoming-a-parent-and-working-from-home/#comment-1093 While not having any kids yet (we're planning on it this year, just have to figure out how?), I'll be a similar position as you. Talking to some other friends, they move their work ours later into the night, so they can work while the baby gets the majority of it's sleep. Naturally this will be dependent on the nature of your job. Depending on your budget, I'm there are some practical things that could be done. Using baffling and sound absorption to reduce the noise that travels between your baby's room and your office may sound outlandish, but it might be enough to turn an impossible situation into a workable one. Headphones also do wonders. :) While not having any kids yet (we’re planning on it this year, just have to figure out how?), I’ll be a similar position as you. Talking to some other friends, they move their work ours later into the night, so they can work while the baby gets the majority of it’s sleep. Naturally this will be dependent on the nature of your job.

Depending on your budget, I’m there are some practical things that could be done. Using baffling and sound absorption to reduce the noise that travels between your baby’s room and your office may sound outlandish, but it might be enough to turn an impossible situation into a workable one. Headphones also do wonders. :)

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