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Title: Rethinking Workspaces: Finding Balance and Inspiration in a Changed World

Writer's picture: Jeneen MasihJeneen Masih

Updated: Sep 28, 2023



The work landscape transformed dramatically in the wake of the global pandemic. The shift towards remote work has brought about profound changes in how and where we work. Traditional office setting has given way to new possibilities, granting individuals a level of freedom and flexibility they hadn't experienced before. The elimination of stressful and time-consuming commutes has not only contributed to improved mental well-being but has also fostered heightened concentration.

Amid positive strides, remote work has ushered in its challenges.

Isolation from colleagues and the siren call of distractions have presented themselves as formidable foes. As we navigate these changes, nearly three years of adapting to remote work, whether full-time or part-time, have prompted a reconsideration of our work environments.


Autonomy that comes with working from home has become a cherished aspect.

This has led many to introspect, refine their needs, and elevate their workspaces. Others, recognizing the need for separation between work and personal life, have re-committed to establishing a workspace outside the home. This newfound clarity about their requirements serves as a guiding light to cultivate an environment conducive to optimal performance.


Regardless of where we work, a designated work area cannot be overstated.

This space creates a tangible boundary, fostering a healthier work-life equilibrium and instilling a sense of professionalism. Beyond that, understanding the type of environment that kindles our productivity empowers us to make deliberate choices.


Embracing this awareness opens doors to multiple benefits.

A well-organized space diminishes the time spent searching for essentials. An ergonomically designed setup ensures comfort and well-being. By establishing clear boundaries, distractions are minimized, allowing for increased focus. Physical location plays a significant role in mental transitions into "work mode." Proximity to clients and peers facilitates collaboration, enabling networking and continuous learning. A stimulating environment nurtures creativity, sparking innovative thinking.



One inspiring example is Susan Clifton, a prominent contemporary mixed-media artist based in Pompano Beach, Florida.


Susan says moving to a new art studio is exciting because it provides a dedicated space for creating artwork. Having all art supplies in one place makes it more efficient. Additionally, having a video studio inside allows for quick shooting. The studio also serves as a space for studio visits, giving visitors the full art experience. Working in your own space allows for privacy and the ability to get in the flow.

To witness Susan's remarkable creations, explore her work here.


Now, consider your current workspace—does it meet all your aspirations?

If not, it's time to contemplate alternative choices that can transform your workspace into a hub of inspiration. Seize the opportunity today to either create a new workspace or refine your existing one. The result? A heightened impact and a deeper sense of fulfillment in your work.


Where you work has the power to shape your productivity and overall well-being.

So take that step towards a workspace that fuels your creativity, drives your success, and breathes life into your professional journey.

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