Johnathan S Naylor is a writer and workplace design consultant who helps remote and hybrid professionals turn ordinary homes into places of sustained attention. For more than a decade he advised companies on office and workplace design, and when remote work moved the office into the living room, he turned the same lens on dining tables, spare bedrooms, and kitchen corners. His essays on attention and workspace design have been published widely, and his workshops and design audits have guided remote teams from small startups to Fortune 500 organizations.
He founded the Focused Home newsletter, which reaches thousands of readers each week with practical advice for building a calmer, deeper workday, and he is a frequent speaker on the intersection of environmental psychology and everyday productivity. He believes the best productivity advice is the kind you can apply before lunch.
Johnathan lives in Portland, Oregon, with his wife and two children. His own home office follows every principle in this book—except on weekends, when the desk is reclaimed by his kids for art projects and board games.