As more of us are going to be working from home, we will never go back to the normal of what used to be the office with people turning up everyday. Whatever your role there's going to be elements of working from home.
So how are you going to make that work for you?
This webinar is especially for you if you're struggling:
Working from home as your main way of operating is very different from working from home occasionally to get a report, application or paper written without interruption.
The days can stretch ahead of you. There’s still work that needs doing, there are conflicting priorities and deadlines. It can be hard to keep focused, motivated and be productive when you’re at home and working alone.
Discover my 3 simple steps to be happy and productive working from home
That was one of the most helpful trainings of my entire career. You gave us some fantastic actionable tips that I'm really keen to apply.
Emma Cornish, Executive Assistant -
MS Society
Does it matter if you stay in your pyjamas, eat all the Hobnobs or catch up on Netflix? I’ve learned that to successfully work at home, be happy, productive and remain sane there are some things that you need to put in place. And setting good habits from the beginning is important.
Join me on this 50-minute webinar and learn my tips on how to be happy and productive working from home.
By the end of this free webinar you’ll have:
This is a really great webinar! Lots of useful tips and insights and definitely lots to share with my team too. Thank you for putting it together.
Ellen Fineran, Head of Commercial Development - Derbyshire Wildlife Trust
Hi, I'm Lucy Gower
Founder and director at Lucidity
I’ve been a facilitator, trainer, coach and consultant for over 8 years. I’m also the best-selling author of The Innovation Workout and an international speaker on creativity, innovation and making more impact.
I’ve been working from home for many years now. When I first started it felt like a bit of a novelty, but I quickly realised I needed to get some better habits and put some systems in place if I was going to get anything done.
I also ran the risk of working all the time and needed to build habits and systems to separate working life from home life.
I’ve discovered them through trial and error and hard earned failures. I’m sharing them with you because I know they work. Even small adjustments to your day can make a big difference to what you can achieve and how you feel.
Working from home is going to be a way of life for many of us for the foreseeable future. So it’s worth spending an hour now, to learn some tips and tools to set yourself up to make your working from home experience the best it can be.