What Would You Do With 12 Hours a Week Free Time?

What Would You Do With 12 Hours a Week Free Time

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Garden rooms are now commonly used as home offices, popular for the cost cutting benefits to home owner and business. When you switch your working premises from a high street rental to your own professional garden office, you save time and money commuting. Many commute for an hour to reach work, that's 12 hours a week. Here are 5 ideas of what to do with all that precious extra time.

Jog up and down the garden path. Reveling in the ease of your new commute to work, the extra exercise will be pumping fresh oxygen into that sharp brain of yours, ready for a superbly brilliant performance at work in the pride of the neighbourhood's newest garden building.

Update the business accounts and home finances. These jobs take time and are often left until a return is due. If you can keep up to date, you will be able to plan ahead for your next family holiday or romantic break.

Develop altruism. That could mean more time helping community projects, more time with your children or more time caring for an elderly neighbour or parent. Collecting sponsor money for local charities like children's hospice events is fun as well as helpful.

Loving care. How about bringing your partner breakfast in bed or doing the school runs? Or keeping your garden tidy? This helps provide an initial good impression for business visitors. Gardening also keeps you emotionally grounded and more able to readily make well considered decisions.

Would you spend that extra time working? Think how your business could grow with another 12 hours a week devoted to SEO, research and development, restructuring plans, investment or expansion.

If you had an extra 12 hours a week, because you invested in a garden room as a home office, you could find absolutely nothing to do with that time! In fact, that is the most likely choice for many super-busy workers for whom doing nothing is their ultimate relaxation; not to be underestimated either as keeping personal stress at bay is crucial to running and developing businesses large and small. Whether you choose to hold that extra time close to your chest or give it away to other projects, you are in control.

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