Try playing with these ideas to bring more awareness to your Markets Workspace.

Some Environments are better for Markets than others, but considering what’s available to you in the space around you can go a long way. Take what feels fun and expansive and leave the rest. These ideas are to get you thinking about your Environment in a more expansive way.

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Before you get started, are you utilizing the right room?

You get to design your home to meet your needs, and based on your lifestyle and priorities, sometimes it makes sense for your bedroom to move upstairs, or your sunroom to become your art studio — consider the spaces in your home with fresh eyes, and how they might work best for your needs rather than the home’s original set up.

Regular refreshments

What elements can you bring in to your work environment that require regular updates and refreshes? Could that be a plant or biweekly bouquet? Could that be a magazine subscription and growing print collection? A Nespresso order? Consider how you can encourage fresh energy to always be entering your space.

Find your spot

When you enter your workspace, where does your body naturally want to go? Imagine the space is empty and everything is cleared out - do you want to fold down into a corner? Tuck beneath a window? Stand beneath the wonderful light fixture? Consider what area feels best for you and then build the space around that area. Play up the best spot in the room or environment.

Move your things around

Can your workspace handle seasonal switch ups? Perhaps you have more photo shoots at a certain time of the year, or depending on your projects you may need access to different materials. What materials do you need for this season of work, and how can they be readily accessible?

Let it exude your style

If you’re in a cubicle, how can you make it your own? If you’re in a shared coworking space, how can your accessories and instruments and tools be so obviously yours? If you’re in a home studio or office, what key pieces of furniture, materials, decor, and design, are available to you within that space?

Explore seasonal styles

Perhaps you want to put up a Christmas tree or garland during the winter months, or maybe you strewn your space with fresh bouquets in the spring. Consider adding seasonal decor to inspire seasonal shifts in your dealings and exchanges. This may even inspire marketing and promotional ideas depending on your vocation.

Find your place

This can be a specific chair in your office, or a specific area in a wider landscape. This may also be an accessible coffee shop or restaurant that you love — near your place of work. But when it comes to your vocation and skills, find the line of work that feels natural for you, or fall into rhythm at the office in a way that suits you. Are you somewhere you don’t belong? Don’t be afraid to leave.