Then do it!
You’ll see the difference really soon!
Just be careful, if the change is very successful, you may become a workaholic!
It happened to me!

Thank you Linda, it’s good to know!

Good luck to you too, James!
You can add some photos of your studio to your website.
I like professionals that they do this, it’s good to know where someone is working and how he-she looks like.
To be and look more approachable seems to be a great marketing strategy.
Most of the biggest companies these days, who invest a lot of money to their work environment, let us know what happens behind the scenes.
There are some great office design blogs to browse for inspiration.

Thank you Terri and good luck with your office’s renovation! It’s a step worth taking!

Thank you, I hope I helped a bit!

Thanks a lot Anna!

Hi Mr Sugar,

A lot of freelancers work from home and many of them don’t have a room that can be considered as their business office.

I will be honest. Discussing business around a kitchen table makes you look less “professional” than someone who is meeting with clients in his office.

I think is very important for many reasons, even if we work from home, to have a room that is our work space.
Especially if we don’t live alone.

In some cases, this can be easily arranged, with a few smart changes in an existing apartment or house.

A lot of creative freelancers have transformed a room or a part of their home into amazing and functional offices.

I am one of them!

How do you find the balance between the personal part of your house and the environment you would like to create for your clients?