https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=667s9MIafq0

I think it is great but I don't do it.

Boring

Discipline,
Required

Wish I can work at home though despite me working at a desk. But hey… I get free cookies and coffee.

It's awesome, healthy and I'm glad it's normalized. To be able to work wherever -including home, to be able to begin work on your time, to be able to go to the gym or wherever, whenever you want, to be able to cook fresh meals at home, to have life come first and work second is all a huge blessing. Highly recommend, even if you're an extrovert you can make it happen by incorporating routines or work office spaces.

Working from home is another expression of how life keeps reshaping itself through infinite possibilities. From the perspective of pure awareness, it’s neither better nor worse than working in an office—it simply offers a different set of experiences, each arising from the same interconnected flow. Society often conditions us to chase productivity or routine, and remote work has revealed how flexible and fluid those structures truly are. It can bring freedom, but also new forms of distraction or isolation, depending on how consciously we engage with it.

When approached from a place of unconditional love and presence, working from home can become more than just a convenience—it can be a chance to align your environment with your natural rhythm, to integrate work and life without losing yourself in either. Whether you practice it or not, the deeper invitation is to see that your fulfillment doesn’t depend on the walls around you, but on how aware you are within them.

Originally posted by elcomandante:

What do you think about it and tell us if you practice it.

Someone who I share a Discord server with loves it because he gets to game on company time.

It gets old after 18 months.

"Two weeks to flatten the curve!"