Working from the bed seems tempting at first – soft pillows, cozy blanket, laptop in lap. But after a few days, everything starts blurring together. Your brain struggles to know: “Is this a place to rest or a place to work?”
If you physically separate even a small desk area from the bed – a corner table, a foldable wall-mounted desk, a small table near a window – it sends a clear message: “Ye kaam ki jagah hai.” When you sit there, your posture, attention and energy naturally shift into work mode.
You don’t need a huge office setup. Just a chair that supports your back, a flat surface, and maybe a small lamp. The bed stays for rest and scrolling; the desk is for tasks, meetings, writing, focus.
This also helps with sleep. When you stop associating your bed with stress and unfinished tasks, your mind relaxes more easily at night. Simple physical separation, big mental impact.
