The joy of working from home -#281

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Working from home or going to office, which one will I prefer more? As a baker, caterer and decorator, my works is based on creativity meaning you have to be skilled, making use of physical strength and effort. So, if I'm to consider working from home or renting a shop/space my preference will be more drawn to working from home, I have been working from home for four years now, I clearly have reasons why I would prefer working from home more,My works deals with art, deep thinking t9 create ,I love where I'm more familiar with, that will give me that confront, where I can place my things, tools they way it will be easier for me and not the way the space or shop I rented created.

As someone who does both baking and event decorations, someday comes extremely busy for me, where I would have food to deliver,cake and also be having an event to decorate. working from home helps me manage my time well, if I will be starting very early which might comes with me not going to take my bath beforehand or if I will be starting late at night which will be very impossible at shop because of course I won't be able to stay out that late at night. Shop rules like closing time won't be restricting me.

The fact that I am still a small business owners, working from home pays more for me because rentage is no small money , sometimes one might end up paying the amount one hasn't gained. So, instead of paying bills ,I used them to upgrade my business ,buying of tools and stocking ingredients that will improve my work. Although there are challenges I faced too as I work from home ,like disturbance from my family, losing concentration sometimes and finding it hard to always keep my works space called and neat because they somehow just find ways to keep their things in my space or drop their stuff on my working table which disturb me so much but then this are things that I know can be manage if discipline is well aligned.

As a baker, caterer and decorator, working from home will be more productive.