Why Working in Your PJs Is a Hard No
Zack Greenfield • January 6, 2023
On this video I'm gonna tell you why working in your PJs is a hard no and no, I'm not in my PJs, but let's talk about it.
Many of us had the chance to work from home during the pandemic, and you still may be working from home or working from, you know, not the office, whatever that may be. It might be some Airbnb on an island. I don't know what you got pulled off here, but I have a few things to say. After 10 years of working from my own spaces, uh, on my own schedule, I could tell you that working from your PJs does not work. You gotta get like some sort of regular routine going where you make that shift to work mode. Say, you know, for me that means exercise, shower, full dress shape, like the whole thing. Like I would be going to go out and then, but I go to work. And that sometimes that's laptop here at a desk like this. Sometimes that's over to the other side of the property to, um, be in the office space.
Sometimes that's at a cafe, sometimes that's at a restaurant. I love working in environments like that where there's a lot of like sort of energy in the background. So I suggest that if you're kind of flying solo, they get around some sort of vibe can help I think, depending if it's too distracting. But working in your pajamas is definitely not gonna be the best version of your creative, productive self. So that's all I'm gonna say about it. After nearly a decade of doing my own schedule, sharing that with you. If you're still new to the work from home or work on your own gig, iron out the routine so that it feels like you're ready to meet anyone. And in fact, you may on Zoom and other circumstances like that online where it's nice to be presentable. So go ahead and smash this video with your, the light button. Smash the light button on this video. Yeah, I'd love to have you subscriber. See you on the next one.
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