Our surroundings can mold the outcomes of our work. Many employees feel uninspired by their work environment. It’s a natural reaction to get fed up with spending 8 hours at the same desk everyday. In addition to this weariness, restricting yourself to a certain physical environment may involve restricting your thoughts as well. Sometimes, taking a break from your desk can yield significant impacts on your motivation and spur your creativity. The following are a few of the numerous places you can seek out as an alternative to your desk for work:

  1. Coffee Shops

Every city has an abundance of coffee shops you can visit to work. However, when deciding where to go, you need to consider your personal preferences and the environment in which you’re likely to work at your optimum capacity. If you get easily distracted, avoid crowded coffee shops and opt for more quiet ones. Conversely, if you’re a person who gets energized from being around many people, can easily mute background noise and focus on the task at-hand, then you might benefit more from a sociable place. Furthermore, certain shops may offer more inviting views or appealing designs, which are factors that may facilitate a more pleasant atmosphere. If you’re an extremely practical person, you might choose the nearest ones to your office or home. The proximity of the coffee shop to your home/office is also a valid consideration.

  1. Gardens/ Parks

Being in the fresh open air can be very conducive for work progress. Surrounding yourself by nature can activate your creative senses and rescue you from a mental rut. A simple visit to a park or garden can help you do so. Similar factors from the previous point about what works best for you apply here as well.

  1. Coworking Spaces

This one may suit you if you’re in quest of a more refined version of an office. A coworking space may give you more comfort and space, and merely relocating from your initial work environment to a new one can help. Additionally, being in the company of others who are also working can be an incentive to some.

  1. Public libraries

Libraries can be an excellent escape for work. They provide a calm and quiet environment in which you can disconnect and completely preoccupy yourself with work.

  1. Home

Taking a day off and working from the comfort of your own home can be a great opportunity to recharge. Being able to have more freedom with how to allocate and spend your time can stimulate your work efficiency.

Working in the same place everyday can certainly be unexciting and demotivating. However, a shift in surroundings might be all it takes to avoid this. The options are wide, but ultimately it is up to you to decide which environment best fits your needs.

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