Working at home, depending on your personality and work ethic, can either be an absolute godsend or a drag. If you’re someone who needs to be pushed to get things done, you probably aren’t a big fan of the idea of working at home. On the other hand, being self-driven and highly motivated likely means working at home is for you. Either way, here is a nice set of tips to help you get the most out of your at-home job: 
Be persistent
	Don’t give up! Rejection isn’t the end of the world, should you happen upon it. If it’s difficult work that’s getting you down, consider freeing up more time to concentrate on it. However, if you feel that it’s eating up too much of your time, you may want to try going for another job with less of an extreme workload.
Establish your own routine
	If you’re having trouble getting work done promptly and don’t have a schedule of some kind, it’s a really good idea to try making one for yourself. Schedules organize your time and give you smaller goals to accomplish in shorter time spans, giving you more satisfaction and therefore more motivation to get things done. It may seem like a hassle at first, but it really is worth trying out (especially if it ends up working out for you). 
Be punctual
	Employers don’t like to receive work late, so try to make a good impression on them by turning in your work on time. It will definitely help you out in the long run by increasing the possibility of moving to a more respectable position in the company you work for, and by earning your employer’s trust. Trust is very important in the working world; if you have a good turnaround history, chances are your employer will be much more understanding if you are late.  
Don’t be anti-social
	Everyone needs some form of human interaction. Don’t lock yourself up in your room all day, every day; hang out with friends and family when you can! Being anti-social actually makes you prone to depression. Taking breaks (especially social ones) decreases stress, improves overall productivity, and just plain feels good. Exercise also helps to de-stress, and of course, improve your overall health. Taking care of yourself really does go a long way.
Enjoy your job
	This one applies not only to work-at-home jobs, but all fields of work: Not everyone has the luxury of working a job that they love to do. If you have an opportunity to take up a job in a career field or hobby you love, don’t hesitate to seize that rare opportunity! If you’re stuck doing a mundane job, you can still make the best of it. Establish relationships with coworkers and employers and be optimistic about things. Who knows, maybe you’ll learn to love your job.

	Remember and apply these tips to the best of your ability, and you’ll be well on your way to being successful working at home.