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More of us are working from home than ever before, and many people have found out the hard way that the convenience and comfort can come with a cost.  Sure, working from home saves a ton of time and money. But, for many of us, wearing our PJs and working from the couch doesn’t quite foster the mindset we need to perform our best. That’s why, if you intend to work from home long-term, you may find it worthwhile to convert one room in your home into a home office. Here are three tips to consider to help you set up the ultimate home office. Make Your Home Office Cozy and Productive We typically don’t think of our workplaces as particularly comfortable or enjoyable. But when you build your own home office, you have an opportunity to craft it to suit your unique preferences and create a space where you’ll actually enjoy working. Of course, if you have a family, you’ll need a way to minimize distractions so you can remain focused throughout the workday. For many, even just installing a

Wear and tear is a natural part of any home. The longer you live in it, the more noticeable it will become. You’ll typically notice wear and tear on floors, doors, windows, and even your walls. But how do you know it’s time to finally do something? Here are four signs that indicate it’s time to replace an interior door , redo your flooring, or put a fresh coat of paint on the walls.  When Color or Shape Changes Are Noticeable When something wears down, it’ll naturally change. Whether it’s your living room’s paint starting to dull or notches appearing on your bedroom door, this is one of the most evident signs of wear and tear. So, look at the shape and color of every part of your home and ask yourself if that’s the right shape and color. If the answer is “no,” then it might be time to consider repairing or replacing. When Something Doesn’t Work Like it Should When something in your home doesn’t work, you notice right away. And if it’s something you use consistently, it