Where do You Work?

Creative people seem to understand the value of work space.  Having an environment that inspires you to do your best work, to think, to imagine, to ruminate enables designers, architects, musicians to create their best art.

 

But business people often don't care where we work.  We just need things done.  So we do our work on the plane, on trains, or in a mundane office.  Because much of the work we do, is often mechanical, scientific, or routine in nature.  

 

But every now and then we create art too don't we?  Whether it be preparing a presentation, brainstorming an idea, or writing a memo to inspire.  These are things where the spirit, the magic, the artistic value of what we do matters more than we often think.

 

Do we really expect to do our best work on the commute home on the Long Island Railroad?  Maybe we need to take a lesson from creatives, and start considering where we do our most important work more often.

Comments

[Kevin Broccoli]

OK, so this is a crazy comment, but I can't help it because your post reminds me of something that I either dreamt about or had a daydream about- can't recall which. I imagined my office as being on an incredibly tall tower (sort of like a radio tower). The only thing up there being a single chair (with a seatbelt of course) and a small desk just big enough for my laptop. I don't know how I could get the nerve to climb up such a thing if I could somehow have such a unique office. But man, talk about a creative environment! :-)

[Virtual Agent]

Your environment definitely affects your work or at least the way you feel about working in some ways. Which is why, whatever it is that you do, either creative or purely business, it's really essential that you seek out a comfortable area with a positive environment.

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