Optimize your life – Home working, Ergonomics & Design

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  • THO-Make_a_Small_Office_Look_Bigger

    How to Make a Small Office Look Bigger (Some Great Tips!)

    Well, size isn’t everything! Let’s be brutally honest, a bigger one, most of the time, is better than a smaller one… office that is! But for those of us that don’t have a huge office, there are ways you can maximise it’s look and feel to at least make your office seem bigger. I’m not

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    How to Calculate Home Office Space

    This is the second of two articles which will guide you through going from a laptop couch-potato, to a home based entrepreneur in the making. The first article, if you haven’t seen it, takes you through the process of finding space for a home office. If you have read that one, welcome back! Step 2

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    How to Find Space for a Home Office – Without Moving Home

    How do I find space for a home office? The short answer is to perform a review of your home to understand what space there is; and then to assess if any rooms could be re-purposed, what furniture could be sacrificed to create space, or what outbuildings could be converted. Proceed with drawing up a

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    Where to Position a Desk in Your Home Office – Top Tips

    More often than not the dimensions and the pre-existing contents of your home office will dictate where you locate your desk. But if you could locate it anywhere, what would be its optimal position? The Perfect Location The ideal place for your home office desk to be situated would be central to your workspace, a

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    Lighting for Your Home Office – We’ll put you in the Spotlight!

    The importance of how well lit your own working environment is cannot be overstated, get it wrong and it will lead to you being more susceptible to office fatigue. That’s mental exhaustion brought about by the taxing of the brain, exposure to monitor glare, physical inactivity, stress, etc… When you’re working from your home office

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