Describe a positive change in your life

The positive change I'll describe is moving from a job in an office to one I do mostly from home, about two years ago. It happened gradually rather than on one date. My company went remote during a difficult period and then never fully went back, and after about six months it became clear this was permanent rather than temporary. How it came about wasn't my decision, which is worth saying — I didn't plan this. If you'd asked me before, I'd have said I needed an office to concentrate. I was wrong about that, but I only found out by accident. Why was it positive? The obvious thing is time. I was commuting about seventy minutes a day, which is roughly three hundred hours a year, and I got that back. But the bigger change is less obvious. Working from home forced me to become better at writing, because when you can't tap someone on the shoulder you have to explain things properly in a message. My written English improved more in that first year than in the three before it. There's a cost, and I should be honest about it. I know my colleagues less well now, and the casual conversations that used to solve small problems don't happen. On balance I'd still choose this. But I'd hesitate to recommend it to someone in their first job.