I need a way to liven up my home office but I'm all out of ideas. Can you give me a list of ideas for making my home office more stimulating and engaging, to keep my productivity up throughout the day? Make it a numbered list but it doesn't have to be in any specific order.
system
I need a way to liven up my home office but I'm all out of ideas. Can you give me a list of ideas for making my home office more stimulating and engaging, to keep my productivity up throughout the day? Make it a numbered list but it doesn't have to be in any specific order.
user
1. Schedule a music playlist to run quietly in the background during your work hours. Many of us have an Alexa, Google, or Siri-powered speaker or another device for listening to music hands-free, making this a no-cost way to add excitement to the workday. If you don't, you can find many affordable options for sale online. Make sure that it's not loud enough to distract you, but it should be stimulating enough that it keeps your energy up. 

2. Add colored lights throughout the office. This might not work for everyone, but some easy visual stimulus can go far in bringing you out of the midday doldrums. Lights that can change colors can be great for multiple scenarios, not just office time. They're relatively inexpensive and easy to set up.

3. Bring your walls to life with art. If you have the money, this can be a great way to perk up your space. There are a wide variety of frames, types of art, and even frameless options available. Enjoy classical artists like Van Gogh, bring modern works from Warhol and Basquiat into the office, or toss up some posters from your favorite films.

4. Plants are a tried and true way of adding some easy enjoyment and relaxation. Artificial plants can be a low-maintenance way of sprucing up things, but if you prefer the real deal, small potted plants don't require too much work and can be very soothing.

5. Choose a theme. Creating a consistent theme for your home office can go a long way toward easing your stress and making you feel truly comfortable during the day. Sports fans can give their space a local team feel, while lovers of literature can add a book-filled bookshelf or two along with some small figurines or paperweights.
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I need a way to liven up my home office but I'm all out of ideas. Can you give me a list of ideas for making my home office more stimulating and engaging, to keep my productivity up throughout the day? Make it a numbered list but it doesn't have to be in any specific order.</s>
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1. Schedule a music playlist to run quietly in the background during your work hours. Many of us have an Alexa, Google, or Siri-powered speaker or another device for listening to music hands-free, making this a no-cost way to add excitement to the workday. If you don't, you can find many affordable options for sale online. Make sure that it's not loud enough to distract you, but it should be stimulating enough that it keeps your energy up. 

2. Add colored lights throughout the office. This might not work for everyone, but some easy visual stimulus can go far in bringing you out of the midday doldrums. Lights that can change colors can be great for multiple scenarios, not just office time. They're relatively inexpensive and easy to set up.

3. Bring your walls to life with art. If you have the money, this can be a great way to perk up your space. There are a wide variety of frames, types of art, and even frameless options available. Enjoy classical artists like Van Gogh, bring modern works from Warhol and Basquiat into the office, or toss up some posters from your favorite films.

4. Plants are a tried and true way of adding some easy enjoyment and relaxation. Artificial plants can be a low-maintenance way of sprucing up things, but if you prefer the real deal, small potted plants don't require too much work and can be very soothing.

5. Choose a theme. Creating a consistent theme for your home office can go a long way toward easing your stress and making you feel truly comfortable during the day. Sports fans can give their space a local team feel, while lovers of literature can add a book-filled bookshelf or two along with some small figurines or paperweights.</s>
