How You Can Designate One Side of Bed for Working Hard and the Other Side for Playing Hard

Ken Taro
4 min readDec 25, 2022

Follow these tips for optimizing your experience while you work and play from home.

A man sitting in bed looking at a tablet.
Work Hard, Play Hard; Photo by Surface on Unsplash

Work Hard, Play Hard.

How many times have you had a company ram that motto down your throat? If you toil away in the corporate world, the adage is as common as meetings that could have been emails and “morale-boosting” pizza parties (although, to be fair, I do love free pizza).

If you are fancy, you might have a dedicated desk or even an entire home office! However, if you are poor like me, a bed will have to suffice. That is why I am here to help you turn your bed into the oasis that befits your company’s rallying cry.

My Venmo is @Ken-Ward-3 if you would like me to tailor a customized package for you.

Work Hard; Photo by Elisa Ventur on Unsplash

Work Hard:

Unfortunately, as much as we would only like to play hard, we must carry out the pesky task of actually performing our mind-numbing job tasks. Tragic, I know. I feel fortunate that I enjoy my job, so I would like to pay it forward…

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Ken Taro
Ken Taro

Written by Ken Taro

Writer, satirist, and humorist. You can find my best work on my mom’s refrigerator.