Set up a schedule of what needs to be done. Start with the most important stuff then the rest.

Also take breaks so you won't burn out or make excuses of being tired.

If you're addicted to YouTube or Netflix, like me, I do the important task and reward myself with 1 movie on Netflix or on YouTube. :)

Hi Rewin,

Do you know about the 2 minute procrastination rule? I personally think it's a very useful technique to stop putting tasks off and wasting time at home.

Here's an article which explains the simple (but effective) principle: <a href="https://www.lifehack.org/articles/productivity/how-stop-procrastinating-and-stick-good-habits-using-the-2-minute-rule.html" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.lifehack.org/articles/productivity/how-stop-procrastinating-and-stick-good-habits-using-the-2-minute-rule.html</a>;

Jamie (www.italki.com/jamie.teacher)

It is important to be organized, I set the alarm at 11 am to make sure I wake on time and not miss the siesta at 2 pm

I think for me, the key to being productive at home is setting boundaries and sticking to them. Being disciplined and organised at home can be more difficult than at the traditional workplace, but if you can discipline yourself and organise your time well, I believe you can be productive at home.

Thanks for your tips Siphokuhle Twala , i also like to watch film from Netflix