Picture yourself living in the manicured, walkable suburbs of Bethesda, Maryland. You work full-time at a multinational corporation, but your two children and two dogs require seemingly constant attention. Pandemic lockdown was tough, but it forced you to pull together a home office that now fits like a glove.
Sure, it’s frustrating to be interrupted by your sick 3-year-old when you’re pitching a bold new idea to VPs. But life is better when you can be more accessible to your children, make lunch at home, and take the dogs for a walk around noon.
And yet … sometimes you catch yourself dreaming of a few hours of deep-focus time. You really
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