Your rent is past due, but you don’t have time to worry about this right now. You have an early meeting, and you are running late. You worked late last night, and you didn’t manage to do the laundry, so you’ll have to create an appropriate attire with the only clean clothes in your closet: a pencil skirt and your boyfriend’s shirt. You can’t find a taxi, and the Uber surge is 2.3, so you decide to take the subway. Of course, you miss the first train, and when the second one comes, you have to fight your way to get in. After a long ride in the hot, smelly subway car and a sprint from the station to your office, you finally make it to your morning meeting. Your heart is racing, you’re a bit sweaty, and you are tired already. It’s only 9 AM. The rest of your day is just as chaotic and frustrating. After a pointless meeting that wasted most of your morning, you’re finally able to get some work done. Or, at least, that’s what you hope. But, instead, you have to battle constant distractions and make an inhuman effort to stay focused. One of your colleagues needs your help with a project, another one is always on the phone talking loudly, and your boss bombards you with futile emails and follow-ups. At the end of the day, you can’t stop from imagining different ways you’d like to quit your job and give your annoying boss a piece of your mind. If this scenario hits a little too close to home, then maybe is time for a change. One possible solution to this problem – Work From Home (1)