Blogging provides me an opportunity to work from home (Roodepoort, west of Johannesburg in South Africa), thus I miss traffic, rude taxi drivers on the road and save on petrol expenses. I’m mostly online from 7 am until 7pm daily or late if there is an urgent project that I’m working on. Since my work doesn’t involve meeting clients, my dress code is very casual…actually I’m a t-shirt, shorts and flip flop fan.I’ve recently started doing a daily walk for an hour to keep myself physically fit, as I spend many hours seating each day. I don’t have a fixed schedule on my breakfast or lunch, it all depends on my mood.
The radio keeps me company, my dial is on Radio 2000 until 1pm when I switch to SA fM until 4pm then I listen to Kaya fM .
Today, I’ve selected on sharing with you my home-office environment as per the below photographs (I’m afraid there is no state of the art equipment to brag about, only basic tools)…
messy desk
filing, my worse ever duty
a closer look to my daily gadgets
left window, its where i'm always seated and working daily
garden facing the main entrance, where i can see all income visitors
You’re also welcome to share your workstation pictures below…
Hi Muzi,
My first time here. I have been thinking of creating a similar post as to this one. People need to realize that to start a blog, it takes nothing more than a computer, internet, desk and a chair
Good stuff here and I’ll be checking it out more often. Please drop by my site if you get a moment.
Thanks!
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Appreciate the compliment Jake, though I’m yet to achieve my goals through blogging. My home is as a result of full-time employment which lasted for almost 9 years, only started blogging full-time since March.
Really great article dude, I hope to be living that life someday as an internet marketer! I usually work from around noon to 1 or 2 am and it’s been working wonders, just gotta get my own pad like that and set up somethin good! Thanks for the great post
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