If you're working in a home environment, and you want to be productive, one of the things that I've found that really helps, is keeping your workspace organized, and clean, and tidy, and I'll tell you right now, that is definitely not one of my personal strong points. I have friends and family that would honestly tell you, that I'm probably one of the biggest slobs they know, so I'm just telling you. If I 'm able to master this, then so can you, and I've just found that it really helps as far as productivity goes, to have a place for everything, especially for people, who it's not natural, to be organized, such as myself. If you just really can get in the habit, of knowing where your things are going to be, and keeping your workspace kind of clean. You're really going to get a lot of work done. I found that your environment can have a pretty significant effect, on how productive you are. If you're working in kind of a chaotic, messy area, and I know not everyone is going to agree with me, because there are people who can work just fine, in a pigsty, and I'm impressed with them, but for the most part, your work is going to kind of reflect the environment that you're in. If you're in a disorganized, messy environment, that can end up being reflected in your work, at least in my opinion, so I would suggest, keeping your workspace clean, simple, and organized.
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