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Backyarding - defined by the TurfMutt Foundation as the act of taking typical indoor activities to the green spaces around us - is packed with opportunities, especially as the weather gets warmer. Work from Home Pros have discovered that everyday tasks like writing or reviewing proposals, checking emails, or even taking video calls are not only more fulfilling, but can also be more productive when done outdoors.
Studies show that working outside can boost creativity and reduce stress, making these tasks more enjoyable and effective. Imagine drafting your next big proposal while surrounded by blooming flowers or brainstorming ideas during a video call with birds chirping happily in the background and the family dog curled at your feet.
A quiet corner of the yard complete with comfortable seating and shade (plus a strong Wi-Fi signal) is the foundation for a beautiful and functional outdoor office. People often personalize their space with string lights, curtains, a cozy rug or even a semi-enclosed patio to make it feel inviting. You might see someone setting up a laptop on a patio table, conducting meetings from a hammock or even arranging shrubs and patio planters to mark their dedicated work zone apart from other backyard activities.
Check out all of the Backyarding Personality Types here. Which one will you embody this summer?
To learn more about the many benefits of spending time outdoors, no matter what youโre doing, visit TurfMutt.com.
Mutt Mulliganโs quarterly e-newsletter is loaded with tips on outdoor living, enjoying green spaces and resources for teachers and families, as well as news from the TurfMutt Foundation.

