How to Make Working from Home Work

When you work away from home, the idea of working from home sounds great. After all, who wouldn’t love:

• A 15 second commute?
• Working in shorts or sweatpants?
• Every meal with your family?
• Not being interrupted by your coworkers when you’re in the middle of important work?

When it’s just a concept or an idea, it sounds great. When it becomes reality, you learn that:

• Your 15 second commute means that it’s hard to separate work from home.
• It’s nice to put on real pants occasionally.
• Every meal with your family can get old.
• You get interrupted by your pet, your spouse, your kids, or your roommate when you're in the middle of important work.
• You get instant messages asking for a video call in 5 minutes when you're helping your child with homework.

You get the benefits of working from home, and you learn that those benefits come with a cost.

Moving your work to your home creates changes in schedules, communication needs, use of shared space, and relationship dynamics – both at home and with coworkers.

Suddenly, you are teacher, IT department, maintenance professional, space planner, chef, and parent almost simultaneously. The time and space between work and family collapses into the four walls of your house. You need to juggle the demands of writing reports, calling customers, conferencing with coworkers, preparing meals, supervising your children, and a million other tasks.

At best, the balancing act is stressful and challenging. At worst, it can be overwhelming. And, there are ways to navigate the changes more successfully. There are ways to reduce the stress, improve your communication, and help the other people in your life affected by the change manage it with you.

Our team has been working from home for years, and we’ve learned a thing or two about how to make it work. We’ve learned and applied a number of ideas that work for all people, and we’ve had the opportunity to observe how working from home affects each of the DISC styles.

That’s why we developed:

How to Make Working from Home Work

In this six-part learning package, you’ll learn how to:

• Use the DISC Model to Understand Response to Change
• Use the DISC Model to Adapt to Working Remotely
• Apply specific tips to adapt to working remotely based on your DISC style

We packaged the learning resources in How to Make Working from Home Work so you can get the information the way that works the best for you:

• Video’s you can watch on your computer or your phone
• Audios you can listen to while you drive, workout, or cook lunch
• PDF’s you can print to read

We know that the adjustment to working from home can be challenging. We’ve done it – successfully – and it still takes effort.

In How to Make Working from Home Work, we’ve collected our combined experience in one package to help you adjust to working from home as quickly as possible.

This package is worth at least $99 in normal times. In this time of rapid change and distress, we are offering it for only $49.

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• Reduce the stress of adapting to change.
• Speed the transition to working from home.
• Leverage the strengths and minimize the impact of blind spots of my DISC style.
• Help my family and co-workers adjust to the change based on their DISC style.

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