To become a high-performing individual, you can follow these steps:Set clear goals: Determine what you want to achieve and set specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals for yourself.Develop a strong work ethic: Be disciplined, focused, and dedicated to your work.Manage your time effectively: Prioritize your tasks and use time-management techniques such as the Pomodoro method to increase productivity.Continuously learn and improve: Stay informed of new developments in your field, take courses and workshops to develop new skills, and seek feedback from others to continually improve.Stay organized: Keep your workspace and schedule organized to reduce distractions and stress.Take care of your physical and mental well-being: Exercise regularly, eat a healthy diet, and get enough sleep.

Your workspace is just another tool -- if you need an office to meet your business goals, work from an office.

The internet disrupted traditional work spaces and many self-employed individuals and employees work from home now. 

You can have multiple workspaces with multiple apps all with their own datafields.

Have you taken a look at setting up your own Podio workspace(s)?  

I’d start by creating a virtual space to manage everything like google workspace (for business) so you can have a centralized storage space for all files and access them remotely. 

The free version is great and you can allow up to 25 people to join the workspaces you create.

The LLC rents the house, the entire house is an expense, and the rooming is a perk of working for the company.2) LLC rents the house, the entire house is an expense, and us three employees pay a rental fee for our room.The third idea, would involve me renting the house, and have the employee living space and the work space as an expense by percentage.

His assistant has to upload it to your workspace for you.  

I found the constantly shrinking more and more office to cube to open work space plans to be devastating to those needs.In the commercial space, we are going to see more and more businesses call it quits.