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Hello and welcome back to Control or Delete. This episode is a replay from last year with writer Rebecca

Seale. It's an episode all about how to work from home better. Rebecca is the author of Solo,

How to Work Alone, and not lose your mind. It's a fantastic book absolutely filled to the brim

with work from home advice and tips and anecdotes. It's a science and evidence-based

exploration of what working alone does to your brain and wellbeing, and how to cope with the more

difficult aspects of Solo work. She doesn't shy away from talking about her own tough times

in her working from home life, and I found the book really, really helpful. I personally love

working from home, but there definitely are challenges. When she first started writing the book,

she thought it would be for freelancers and self-employed people, and then obviously the

Covid pandemic happened and a lot of us were working from home by choice and not by choice.

So I wanted to put this episode back out there. I found it really useful, so I hope you enjoyed

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