do you like working at home or outside?

Since I am an online freelancer, I do most of my job at home though I had some previous experiences working offline; I prefer working online because it gives me flexible freedom in terms of schedules and assigned tasks. The good thing about working at home is that you are your own boss; you can do your task in the comforts of your home, and in the flexible time frame that you want it to be done. You work as an independent contractor in which it provides you the opportunity to gain control over your own workloads. This means that you have the freedom to earn as you choose which tasks fits your field of specialization. Working at home also reduce the stress in dealing with personal and work life. Since you are mostly doing it at home, you need not to worry on doing home task because you can do multitask both work and home at the same time. Lastly, a good reason why working at home is preferable, is Family. It strengthens family relationships a home-based work allows your family members see what you’re working for a living. Giving them insights about the opportunity in a way lets them also understand what you are working for.

I prefer working from home and being my own boss. I don't like having people to report to, I like doing things at my pace and getting what I know I need done out the way and what I want done when I want. I also have 2 little girls so it means I don't have to call anyone or let anyone down. Everything depends on me ancient I do, I like that.

I'd rather work outside. I mean, I've worked both ways, and I find that working at home can be more tiring and boring. And I tend to eat more and move less, and I gained a lot of weight... because there's all the food in the fridge. Oh, and I feel as if I get more positive energies and stuff happening when I work outside... meet new people...

No no its not that for me. I feel quite comfortable in my work at office as well as in the office too. You should try to come out from your habit. Hope you will overcome your present problem.