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Set A Timeframe
One of the most important things when it comes to working from home is maintaining a well-defined schedule. You have to make it feel like actual work, instead of jumping between assignments and chores at home. It’s possible to stick to the classic 8-hour workday, but there’s the added flexibility of taking longer breaks or working for an overall longer time each day, divided by shorter rest periods.
If you have a hard time keeping up with this and your concentration is wavering, try to track your work time with an application. You may also discover that you’re more of a morning person than you thought, or the opposite way around – you much prefer working late while sleeping in during the day!