Remote Work Burnout? Try a Coffee Shop!
Remote work and online classes have obvious advantages. No commute, flexible hours, and the comfort of your own space. Over time though, many people notice the downsides: Every room starts to feel like an office Breaks become scrolling instead of real rest Days blend together with no change of scenery That is when burnout quietly builds. You may not need a major life change, but you probably do need a different environment, at least part of the time. A neighborhood coffee shop sits in a useful middle ground. It’s not your home, not your office, and not a loud public space. It’s designed for short visits but works surprisingly well for focused work or study sessions. Why A Coffee Shop Helps with Remote Work Burnout Several small factors combine to make cafes a helpful alternative workspace. A Defined “Work Session” Instead of an Endless Day Going to a coffee shop naturally creates a boundary: You arrive You work or study You leave That clear start and end help you tre...
