Working from home takes more structure than most people expect. Swipe through seven simple habits that help: a steady schedule, a work-mode mindset, a dedicated space, fewer distractions, regular breaks, a calendar and time with your team. For many people with disabilities, working from home is a real accommodation. A few good habits help it work well. Save this for the next time you need a reset, and send it to someone who works from home. #WorkFromHome #RemoteWork #DisabilityEmployment #BobbyDoddInstitute ID: Carousel of nine slides with photos of home workspaces, white and pink text over a dark overlay, and the bobbydodd.org tag on each. Slide 1: “7 Super Easy Ways to be successful when working from home.” Slide 2: Set a daily routine, with a consistent start time and work hours. Slide 3: Act like you are going to the office each day. Slide 4: Create a designated space with a quiet desk and chair. Slide 5: Try to limit distractions by silencing notifications and setting boundaries. Slide 6: Take regular breaks. Slide 7: Keep a calendar. Slide 8: Stay connected through video calls, chat and casual chats. Slide 9: Save for later.