If I’m honest, the pandemic didn’t have much impact on my day-to-day working arrangements. I was already working virtually for almost all my clients with only occasional physical visits to one or two of them. As a result, I didn’t experience the disruption that many people went through as they were forced to adjust to a different way of working almost overnight. And I’m not in a situation where my home had to become multiple offices, school, and daycare all at the same time.

That made it easier for me to focus on the opportunities created by remote working a little earlier than some people, and I know some of my clients were frustrated by my excitement over what they might now be able to achieve while they were still trying to figure out how to keep toddlers off of video conferences! However, we’ve now been working in this new environment for a year, and if you haven’t yet shifted your thinking from “getting by until it’s over” to “maximizing this new way of working,” then you need to.

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