Most freelancers work at home, where there is no hustle and bustle inherent in office work, but a familiar and relaxed home environment. However, not all freelancers can work effectively in such an environment. Often, there may also be distractions at home that can make the work less productive. In this case, the freelancer needs to create an environment around him or herself that positively affects the work.

Distractions.
Freelancers need to limit themselves from all distractions: emails, loud music, entertainment sites, social networks, friends in chat, etc. All of these should be used only during your rest break. Of course, if any of these things help you relax and tune out, such as music, you can use it. However, if there is a feeling that something is time-consuming and distracting, it’s best to limit yourself from it.

Work schedule
It is necessary to work out the work schedule so that the freelancer does not interfere with anything. Everyone is able to work at different times of the day: some are comfortable to work in the morning, while others have a burst of energy comes in the evening. Forcing yourself to work around the clock is very difficult, and unnecessary, because rest is also necessary, otherwise the productivity can greatly decrease.

Planning
Before you do the work you should make a plan and write down all the tasks and the time that is necessary to perform them.

Rest
A freelancer should definitely take breaks and give himself a proper rest and a break for lunch. From fatigue, the effectiveness of the work can be much lower.