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"For some, solitude is the air they breathe."
Susan Cain
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"I want to work maybe in a cave somewhere, where nobody disturbs me. No people around, no honking, no chit-chatter noise from my adjacent desks and beautiful paintings or nature instead of people moving around and peeping my screen."

Do you think in parallel lines? Do you get easily irked by people around you? Do you feel unproductive in open-office spaces? Or does your child complains of too much disturbance in school and prefers to be in the library in lunchbreaks?

It is a sad reality today that due to consumerism and capitalism, people are not given but imposed certain conditions they should be living in and working in. Many don't understand that they feel irritated because of overstimulation (visual and auditory) and they would want to leave if it is an option. And work in isolation instead of groups, discuss only when necessary in groups. 

Though it is possible to work from even a forest today certainly we need some stimulation because we are social animals. So, how do we find the balance between overstimulation and under-stimulation? 

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