10 Easy Ways to Create A Quiet Workspace At Home

It's not always easy to create a quiet workspace at home, but some of the most useful ways to block out sound are easy to implement and inexpensive. My list of 10 ways to do it are:

  1. Use Noise-Cancelling Headphones

  2. Install Soundproof Curtains or Blinds

  3. Seal Gaps and Openings

  4. Upgrade to Solid Doors

  5. Use White Noise Machines

  6. Implement Soft Furnishings

  7. Consider Acoustic Ceiling Tiles

  8. Place Strategic Bookshelves

  9. Opt for Double-Pane Windows

  10. Establish Household Quiet Hours

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How Small A Home Office Can Be (And Still Be Comfortable)

For a dedicated home office, a room as small as 7ft x 7ft (around 50 square ft) / 2.1m x 2.1m (around 4 meters sq) can be transformed into a productive workspace.

With more of us working at home than ever, turning a small spare room into a separate home office has become a necessity for many.

You’ll need to consider space for your desk, office chair, storage, and other essentials.

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The Best Paper for A Laser Printer: 3 Top Picks For Crisp Text and Images

Looking for the best paper for your laser printer? I can help.

A cheap $10 ream will suffice for basic printing, but higher quality paper will give you crisper, sharper printouts that make the most of a laser printer's capabilities.

Laser printers, with their precision and speed, demand paper that can keep up – paper that won't smudge, curl, or let you down when it counts.

By the end of this guide, you’ll be able to confidently pick the best paper that will make your laser printer printouts stand out.

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8 Proven Ways to Deal With Loneliness Working From Home

Are you looking for ways to deal with loneliness while working from home? I can help.

Having worked from home myself since 2010 (much of it alone), I know being lonely is a real problem.

Remote workers often find themselves devoid of the casual social interactions of the office - the random coffee breaks, the impromptu desk conversations, and the camaraderie among colleagues.

The void left behind can often fill you with a sense of loneliness, which, if left unaddressed, can fester over time, affecting both your mental well-being and the productivity.

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