So you’ve suddenly found yourself working from home—theoretically temporarily, perhaps not willingly, and all thanks to coronavirus. Well, I’m here to tell you that the WFH life is not so bad. In fact, it can be downright great.

Read just about any article offering tips for working from home, and you’ll likely come across the same general, gloomy advice. Hope you have a separate room for your office! Don’t stay in your PJs all day! Set boundaries between work time and personal time! Better find ways to increase human contact or you’ll surely go insane!

Enough already. I’ve spent about 80% of my career working remotely, and, in my unofficial opinion, working from home is the best. And you can and should work however you’re most comfortable because you’ll find that the more comfortable you are, the better you’ll produce. If you’re new to remote work or you’re having a hard time getting used to it, here are some things that make it great.

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“I try to drive everything to email for a couple reasons,” Cuban says. “One, I can do it any time of the night. Two, it gives me a tickler file of all the things I’m doing, what’s undone or unread, I try to keep those to under 30. And three, if someone emailed me ten, fifteen, twenety years ago, I still have it… I can go back and look it up and figure out what we talked about. That makes me even more productive. In a  work at home environment, with everyone using email and the cloud… I try to encourage people to do it the same way.”

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