Designing The Best Work-From-Home You: How To Work Remotely (But Not All The Time) [Paperback]

VENNESSA MCCONKEY is an entrepreneur with a background in operations, engineering, leadership, wellness, and strategic planning. She works to empower professionals to design a life they love through enhancing their careers and adding value to this world. Vennessa is also the host of Designing the Best YOU podcast.Finding Clarity and Confidence When Working and Leading from Home The WFH Environment: Are You Set Up for Success? Leading Remotely: Tips on Managing a Team from a Distance Finding Your Focus: How to Stay Motivated at Home All the Don’ts: Mistakes to Avoid When Working and Leading from Afar Self-Care: Don’t Let WFH Life Completely Consume You Be the Best You and Have a Great Life DESIGN YOUR CAREER TODAY! ABOUT THE AUTHORWORKING FROM HOME IS A GIFT!
When the coronavirus hit the world, workers were flung from organized offices to fend for themselves at home, where kids, spouses, and housework beg for attention twenty-four seven. Learning to find focus amid distractions, or finish work when you live at the office, will be essential to conquer the new work-from-home normal.
In Designing the Best Work-From-Home You, Vennessa McConkey outlines the mistakes best avoided when working and leading from afar. From how to set yourself up for success to how to give yourself a break, she’s here to make sure your WFH environment, well, works!“Vennessa has taken one of the most challenging issues and delivered simple (yet elegant!) advice. Her pragmatic guidance on how to maximize your productivity while working from home is critical for many during the COVID-19 crisis. I've struggled immensely working from home with two kiddos and reading this book has been a LIFESAVER! Vennessa truly defines epic awesomeness!” —Dominic Vogel, founder and chief strategist, CyberSc“Vennessa is one of those dynamic individuals that can do many things in an organized and structured way, whereas a lot of other people have trouble and difficultylƒ&