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Every other week, I identify one common mistake new remote workers make that's costing them comfort and productivity in their home office. You'll get beginner-friendly Mac-based gear recommendations, easy setup guides with photos, and budget-conscious alternatives—perfect for those just starting their remote work journey.
TL;DR 🏃♂️ Your dining chair is killing your back and fancy chairs might be wasting your money. Pick a chair with adjustable height, good lumbar support, and armrests that align with your desk. Budget options exist around $200-$300 that can save your back without breaking the bank! 🪑 The mistake: settling for the wrong chair I bet you’re sitting in your dining room chair or that IKEA special from college. Or perhaps you panicked and dropped $1,000+ on a fancy ergonomic chair because a YouTuber...
Feeling overwhelmed or in control depends on one solid system. ⚡ TL;DR: Let me show you how to transform Apple Reminders from a basic checklist into a powerful work management system. We’ll set up natural language input. You’ll have smart organization with tags. Plus, we’ll create a task view that helps you stay focused during your workday. . . . . . 🤔 Why Task Management Falls Apart When Working Remotely When you start working from home, keeping track of tasks becomes more challenging than...
TL;DR: Most new remote workers buy cheap USB-C hubs that can't handle their connectivity needs, leading to constant disconnects and frustration. Learn how to choose the right hub for your Mac setup and avoid spending money twice on this essential piece of gear. . . . . . Remember the last time your external monitor randomly disconnected during a Zoom call? Or when your keyboard kept freezing while presenting? I spent my first few months of remote work juggling three different cheap USB-C...