Hi everyone, looking for some honest advice. I’m an independent contractor in a 100% WFH role. The company doesn’t require me to log in at all, so I completely set my own schedule (peak volume is usually 8 AM-4 PM).
The issue: I haven’t logged in to work in a long time. Every day I say “tomorrow,” but I end up in bed scrolling on my phone all day. Fortunately, my current living expenses are very cheap, but that also means I don’t have that immediate financial panic forcing me to work, making it incredibly easy to keep procrastinating.
I used to be highly disciplined when I worked in a traditional call center environment. Being at home is clearly my biggest trigger for avoiding work.
I’m strongly considering renting a cheap, private office space just to force a physical commute and recreate that external work environment.
Has anyone else experienced this level of WFH paralysis? Is paying for a small workspace a smart move to force accountability, or is there another way you broke the cycle?
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