I will be the first to tell you that networking sucks. Especially if you are incredibly introverted and being around strangers is the biggest drain of your energy. Even looking through stock images of “networking” to add onto this blog post, I felt literal cringe.

Working from home is hands down one of the most flexible ways to live. The time you save by skipping a daily commute is a total game changer, and let’s be honest—being able to tackle household chores during your lunch break? Pure gold.

While working from home is AMAZING, it does have some drawbacks that can lead to 2 extremes, burnout or complete lack of structure (hello laziness) in your day. I have been a remote worker for about 4 years now and have mastered routines and systems that help me to stay healthy, productive, energized, and happy working from home.

Grab a notebook, y’all—I’m dropping some serious gems in this one!