Scheduling a few minutes to ‘commute’ to work, and home again, shifts your mindset for success and connection.

Prioritizing your tasks and deliverables each day creates focus—and fosters accomplishment.

Whether working from home or from an office, networking with clients is essential—listening to client challenges produces more empathetic—and more effective―solutions.

Connecting with your team encourages better collaboration.

‘Unitasking’—using a time-management method like the Pomodoro Technique—allows more work of a higher quality to be achieved in less time, resulting in personal efficiency and business efficiencies.

Communicating frequently and well with managers supports collective—and professional―achievement.

Scheduling breaks results in greater productivity.

Aligning with your company mission—“People helping people to achieve their dreams” is the vision at BDO—can make your workday, and your professional life, more satisfying.

Projecting professionalism—maintaining a dedicated work space for quiet concentration (and impromptu video calls)—is the work-at-home equivalent of ‘dress for success.’

Planning personal activities―what brings you health and happiness—results in more fulfillment at work and at home.