MASTER Working from Home Successfully: More than 100 must know tips for every home office worker

In MASTER Working from Home Successfully: More than 100 must know tips for every home office worker, I'm going to give you a complete breakdown of everything that you need to succeed in your home-based work. Whether you've been given the opportunity to work remotely for someone else or a corporation, or you think that you have what it takes to set up your own business, working from home, many of these tips will help you establish a business that's not only credible but one that can also prove to be successful.
Some of the topics covered:

The Ideal Work Environment: Including comfort and ergonomics, internet connectivity, VOIP, dedicated workspace, business tools, light, ventilation, confidential, intellectual property
Computer Software: Software/freeware/licensing, virus protection software, protecting data, company IT products, avoid security breaches
Home Working Security: VPNs, passwords, Wi-Fi network advice, encrypting files, backups, and document security
Home Working Expenses, costs, and utilities: freelance expenses, employee expenses, tax breaks, home/business legal liability insurance.
Effective Time Management: Prioritizing, tools for to-do Lists, focusing on professional tasks and identifying when you are most productive
Goals: Tri-Win Formula and SMART Goal Setting, finding the balance
Becoming a Creature of Habit: Why routines? Early morning routine benefits, morning check-in meetings, other routines, and boundaries. Being clear on working hours, taking regular realistic breaks, signing off and dress for meeting success
Work/Life Balance: Creating online rapport, separating work from home, getting the balance right dedicating to family time and evening rituals
Beating Procrastination: Accepting accountability, avoiding activities that waste time, maintaining and focus
Rewarding Yourself: The carrot vs. the Stick, involving the family and team incentives
Communication- Checking in, teams, time zones, and communication technology
Meetings from Home: Acceptable etiquette: equipment, environment, and lighting
Staying in the Game through Training: Inhouse training courses, and upskill yourself
Avoiding Cabin Fever: Tips for changing the scenery and beating loneliness
Breaks / Recess: Scheduling breaks, avoiding eye strain, exercise and communicating boundaries
Housework: Separating business from housework and maintaining discipline
Work Motivation: Staying motivated, avoiding disruptions, motivational listening and sticking to your work schedule
Mental Health and well-being: Self-Respect, isolation and better sleep
Time Off: Illness, vacation days, gratitude, and burnout
Relationships: Children, family, pets, establishing family ground rules, being 100% Present

I chose to switch to work from home to place my family first, after 12-years of my life to working the conventional 9 to 5 life, commuting to the office, and getting the work done. Over those 12 years, I missed many precious firsts' with my two kids.

One of the most important messages that I'd like to get across is that even though you're working from home, the emphasis still needs to be placed on the fact that you're meant to be working and be productive for a certain number of hours each day. As long as you're able to do this and can manage your time effectively, this will help you to not only develop discipline, but it will prove to those you work for that you can be trusted and are a valued asset to their business.

These tips have been compiled thanks to learning curves. My main aim is that these will help you develop habits that will last and propel you towards lasting business success!