Speaking Programs

Upcoming Presentation:

Optimize Your Home Workspace Productivity

Optimize Your Home Workspace Productivity

Thursday, February 25, 2021, 7:00-8:30, via Zoom

at Arlington Community Education

“If your home is your castle, why does your office feel like a dungeon?” Your working-at-home problems may have less to do with willpower than with the setup of your workspace. Rearrange and energize your home office based on the insights of neuroscience (how your brain works while working) and the principles of Feng Shui.

Learn practical solutions for desk placement to support personal workflow, ergonomics made easy, and innovative ways to find a workspace when you don’t have a spare room. See how lighting and color can energize or focus you through photo slides and real-life examples.

You will take away at least three powerful changes you can put into action right away, using what you already own. These tips can easily be applied to a corporate office as well.

Click here to register for this class!

https://arlington.ce.eleyo.com/course/513/winter-2021/optimize-your-home-workspace-for-productivity

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This presentation is generously illustrated, practical, and fun.  $25 plus registration fee

I’m looking forward to seeing you there.

Linda Varone was awarded Best of Boston® for her work improving people’s homes and lives using Feng Shui, Interior Design, and Interior Psychology. A popular speaker, Linda enlightens and entertains audiences nationwide. She has been featured on WCVB’s Chronicle, and in the Sunday Boston GlobeBoston magazine, and New England Home.

I look forward to seeing you!

As a professional speaker, Linda Varone has inspired audiences nationwide to improve productivity and communication through enlightened home office design. She shows participants how to apply the insights of interior psychology (the often-overlooked human factor in design) through practical ideas, real-life examples, and humor.
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If your remote employees sometimes deliver a less-than-stellar performance the solution may be right under their nose.

A poor home office set-up will sabotage your best employee’s productivity.

If you are a home-based entrepreneur your lack of efficiency may have less to do with willpower than the set-up of your home office.

Simple changes in your workspace can make a huge improvement in your focus and comfort.

A presentation by Linda Varone to your employees or organization members will show them how to improve their home office. Her presentations are generously illustrated with photo slides and keeper handouts.

Your audience will leave with:

  • High take away value,
  • Practical tips on how to improve their workspace and their work lives,
  • The experience of shared laughter.

Partial client list:

  • BuildBoston
  • Cisco Systems
  • Fortune 500 forum
  • Harvard University
  • IKEA
  • Institute for Healthcare Improvement
  • Johnson & Johnson
  • Lucent Technologies
  • MIIA
  • MIT Center for Work and Family Life
  • New England Women Business Owners
  • The National Parkinson Foundation (NY)
  • Yankee Dental Conference

What Bosses Are Saying:

“Our thanks to you for the superb presentation and the magical way in which your ideas and support seem to catalyze all kinds of good things in our office’s work, relationships, and morale.” – A. Rae Simpson, Past Program Director, MIT Work Life Center.

“We loved your presentation.” – Wendy Gammons, Wellness Coordinator, MIIA Health Benefits Trust.

Discover new approaches to office productivity with these focused presentations:

  • If Your Home is Your Castle Why Does Your Home Office Feel Like a Dungeon?: Simple Strategies for Increased Productivity and Comfort.
  • The Smarter Office at Work: From Cubicle Confusion to Efficient and Comfortable Workspace.

Linda Varone has appeared on WCVB-TV’s Chronicle. She has been featured in New England Home, Boston magazine, Entrepreneur.com, and is frequently quoted in the Boston Globe.

Contact Linda at 781-643-8697 or email her