Effects of Disorganized Offices

Video Transcript

"In the area where I live, many people especially women, have their own business which they operate from home. And what I noticed during my consultations that there is no structurally or architecturally designated room for home office. Usually the first floor is dedicated for kitchen, living room, family room, den, dining room and second floor is usually dedicated for bathrooms and bedrooms. What I noticed that people are trying to, to do, to do business and make money in all kinds of strange places. Beginning from the corner of the dining room and ending sometimes even in a closet. So people use basements, which is not so good idea because it's low energy. So the, it's very important to have an area that is designated to, to place where you work, where you try to be creative, where you try to earn money. And if this area is well designed and nice and clear and supportive, so it will improve your performance greatly."