Where do you work from?

[NDG]

I can't imagine working from an office, but I guess it depends how chaotic your home life is.
I don't really think of this business as a job. It feels more like a hobby where I get paid.

[baldidiot]

I don't really think of this business as a job. It feels more like a hobby where I get paid.

Well put, actually!

[ocreditor]

The boundaries between a hobby & a job are blurred since the internet was born

[Christiaan]

I agree with the previous posts. For me it is also as a hobby. I started it as a hobby after my full time day job as software developer. Now it is my full time job and hobby.

I work from home.

[TheWaiter]

I have thought about an office however it is additional time to travel there and back and expense but it does get you into the working mentality, rather than spending hours browsing YouTube for sneezing panda videos.

[Aramon]

I work at home and I have an office, but 9 times out of 10 I'll start working in there and before I know it I'm all over the house. My workplace becomes pretty much whatever room I end up in.

[wettFORM.AT]

I work from home but I have my seperate office here. For the future I definitly plan to rent an office - I have some good opportunities around. I can´t really seperate the work. If I sit on the couch I use my Ipad and continue to work in some way. I prefer to have clear working times when it is possible and I also prefer not to continue when I am at home. This is why I definitly want to rent an office soon.
Cheers

[suffolkpoker]

I bought a yard when I was young and I rent out various parts of it like a flat, hand car wash, self storage and van rental.

So I "goto work" every day, I have never been one for working from home.

[emiliesmith]

I work at home but have a separate office to do work. I run online gaming business.

[taurus king]

Work form home right now but it would be smart to move to some kind of office. It think it has impact on productivity because often I get distracted with cosiness of my home

[Glueck]

Work form home right now but it would be smart to move to some kind of office. It think it has impact on productivity because often I get distracted with cosiness of my home

I have had the same issue. After I rentet an office, I think I have become 30 % more efficient, and daily value and happiness of job has doubled!

[ocreditor]

I have had the same issue. After I rentet an office, I think I have become 30 % more efficient, and daily value and happiness of job has doubled!

I agree but still after years of working from an office I've learned how to make myself no less efficient from home as well

[Azureus]

Last year I worked from an office (just mine, not shared) and it was great. Productivity was much higher than at home, you don't have distractions like TV, family, food, etc.

Now because I moved I work from home but it's not ideal... I can't imagine working from home if you have children. That would be just a big NO-NO for me because both your family and work would suffer from this.

[grem]

The only way to work in a pub as an affiliate is convince others to bet on sports. I'm told it works very well

[TheWaiter]

It depends which pub you are betting in....http://wagerpod.com/news/gambling-co...l-pub-betting/

[Triple7]

From home, where I have a room that I am using as an office. I've started from zero, so no investment in an external office.

I'm thinking of renting an external office too. I'm going to relocate within a few weeks, so it seems to be a natural moment to also have a look at this sort of things. I must say working from home has quite big pro's, but also quite some big con's.

It's easy to get distracted. Also because family members, friends, neighbours or relatives are thinking I have time because I am home. They see my car parked and enter for a coffee, to have lunch, etc.

On the other side, it's nice to not have to drive to an office, to be able to get my bike and go for a tour if I see the weather is great, etc. Ideally, my office would be in the house next to me, or build one in the garden or something. That should be a good mix of both things.

[Former Member 14]

In my previous career (many moons ago), I dealt with people (mainly professionals), on a daily basis. Not having a 9 to 5 job, but also, being able to work from a dedicated home office, is outstanding.

When I 1'st commenced working from a home office, I made it a point to tell family/friends, just because I'm home, doesn't mean it's happy hour, every hour of the day. Making that point clear, has made things work well.

I don't usually start work till around mid afternoon. And, usually don't hit bed till the wee hours. The rest of the time is mine. It's a fantastic lifestyle when the weather is good. If that's the case, I'm usually out enjoying the day

[bet-bg.com]

Shared office is an advantage guys! I'm using such an office for the past 2 years and I cannot even count how many new contacts I met. Especially when it comes to the Internet business in shared offices you can meet new friends, partners or co-workers. Its a real fun at the end I stronly recommend!