The most important thing I have learned in working from my busy household is investing in noise-canceling headphones for online meetings and classes, or to help concentration on that one tough paper in a noisy house.
From my own experience, this helped me immensely in finishing my 21st Century Modern Literature paper after having to move from the kitchen to the living room, then to my shared room, where I then decided to take my workload to our garage, where luckily the Wi-Fi reached. Along the way, barking dogs, phone calls, cooking, and cleaning were taking place—but most importantly, I was able to mainly focus on the job at hand.
Working at home can be tough to initiate and establish a workspace. However, education and passions don’t stop, even when the environment around us shifts. Hopefully, these tips can help you along on your path and help you overcome the obstacles that may come up in your transitional phase!