at this moment I can not afford to pay for a coworking space, but I'm going to start participating in meetups in my city, the community is active but I never go to meetings, I love the idea thank you @Zarino

@Joshua Thanks! this is great I will definitely be implementing your advice.

@Casey that is amazing, It's great to know about people who have a good experience working remotely, thanks for sharing with us!

cuenta con eso, Cris

Thanks @Mattan this is actually very helpful

Thank you, I just post them as comment!

Thank you Todd, You should have pointed out that you mentioned some cons, because of course they are part of the remote work,

Thank you, I post them as comment!

Thank you, I post them as comment!

Thank you all for answering and sharing your experiences!

I have some curiosities, back in 2013 I was working from home for an organized company with experience in remote work. For me it was a good experience, time management, work assignment and communication in general worked wonders.

Now I'm freelancing, and I have some difficulties with the overworking, I start at 9am and most of the days I finish at 8pm doing a brake from 4 to 5:30. I'm also trying to avoid interruptions in the home, family, friends who do not understand what it means to work from home and of course "the famous since you are at home can start preparing dinner?"

I have learned to deal with isolation and lack of human interaction, but I also need to practice some routines because I never leave the office, I live in a small apartment and I can not avoid using my spaces as an office.

Of course I almost forgot, has anyone had a problem with Bad Health Habits?