If you have children, then you know that slowly but gradually every room in the house is permeated by their presence. There is, of course, the noise, which never seems to stop unless they are asleep. Secondly, all manner of things such as socks, shoes, toys, books, crayons, pens, and all sorts of dolls and blocks just seem to turn up in the oddest places. However, did you know that work, especially when you are working from home, seems to do exactly the same thing? Maybe you do not have crayons and dolls lying around, but there are files, pencils, reference books, calendars, appointments books, and sticky notes everywhere. Although they may have started out in your home office, before you know it, they have migrated to your kitchen, living room, and even the bedroom. No area is safe, and you are beginning to wonder what you could do to work efficiently but also leave the work behind when you are done. The answer is creating a proper workspace for working at home.