I just finished working on the newest issue of A List Apart magazine. This issue was rather focused on the challenges of working from home when you have family home with you. Speaking as a designer who runs a small design studio (eljl) primarily out of his house, I know the challenges of trying to get focused while you’re trying to balance a home life. Anyone who works from home should read this fine article.

Here are the details:

Walking the Line When You Work from Home by Natalie Jost -
Working from home as a freelance contractor or remote employee can be a great thing, particularly if you live alone. But what if you have a spouse and/or children at home with you while you work? Every work environment offers distractions, but those who work from home with their families face a unique set of issues—and need equally unique ways of dealing with them.

We’re also asking for your personal thoughts on the matter of working from home. What works for you and what does not, your tips and your tricks for working successfully from your home-based studio. If you are interested in contributing check out the secondary call-to-action article and send over an e-mail.

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