<ul><li>Working from home as a software engineer is a double-edged sword and distractions come in many forms.</li><li>To stop procrastination, you need to know what’s causing it which includes identifying your procrastination triggers.</li><li>Create a dedicated workspace to separate work from home and set up an ergonomically comfortable space.</li><li>Mastering the Pomodoro Technique and task prioritization techniques are effective ways to break your work into manageable chunks and work on what matters most first.</li><li>Set clear boundaries with family and friends and let them know when you are at work.</li><li>Practice self-compassion, take breaks, and celebrate small wins to maintain productivity.</li><li>Stay on track with a little help from accountability buddies, productivity apps and online communities.</li><li>Following these strategies can aid in kicking procrastination to the curb as a work-from-home programmer and finding a rhythm that works for you.</li><li>A little patience and persistence can make you a productive programmer while working from home.</li></ul>

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