Creating an Organized and Productive Home Office That’s Cozy Too
Creating an Organized and Productive Home Office That’s Cozy Too.
It is far too easy to become distracted by family demands, the beckoning view out the window, or the nearby refrigerator.
Make the best of what you’ve got Create a convenient workspace complete with everything you would have in an outside office: a desk, comfortable office chair, file cabinets, good lighting and proper equipment.
I was pleasantly surprised that all I really needed was a small writing desk and some inspiration to keep my business going.
If you want to create a Feng-Shui-friendly space, avoid having your back to the door and try not to face a wall.
At the end of each day, review what you want or need to accomplish the following day.
Control your own schedule by blocking out work hours, appointment hours, and family and leisure time.
Get an ergonomic chair that you can inhabit for many hours at a time.
If so, set up a playlist that can inspire you throughout your workday.
To be successful, you must look and act and operate like a true business.
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Ratan Tata and Kunal Shah emerged as the most active angel investors in 2016 with both of them having invested in at least 17 startups each during the year, as per the data based on announced deals compiled by DEALSTREETASIA.
T V Mohandas Pai has come in as the second most prolific angel investor with investments in about a dozen startups.
Although Tata’s most investments are often undisclosed, startups that receive backing from him benefit not only in terms of the finances but also from his expert mentoring to scale the businesses.
Tata’s investments are spread across sectors, but a majority of his funds are directed towards the Internet, software and services sector.
His investments include sound-based proximity payment company ToneTag, artificial intelligence-powered smart assistant Skedool.it, start-up data analytics firm Tracxn, and US-based Capria Accelerator.
These angel investors have come as a saviour for the startups at a time when venture capital firms are holding back on investments doubting returns from previous investments.
While ups and downs happen in every industry, the opportunity in India has not really shrunk.
FreeCharge co-founder Sandeep Tandon has been another prominent investor this year.
He has invested in online B2B fruits and vegetables marketplace Bharat Bazaar along with co-founder Kunal Shah, Pai, Rohit Bansal and Kunal Bahl of Snapdeal, Anupam Mittal of Shaadi.com, and others.
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