Workspace decisions
Practical ways founders and remote workers in Pakistan can avoid burnout, protect their mental health and separate work from home.
By Ebba Qureshi · 24 September 2026
Burnout usually comes from blurred boundaries: working from the bed, answering messages at midnight and never switching off.
A workspace you travel to to even a few days a week to creates a clear start and end to the day.
Isolation hurts. Community lunches, meetups and a friendly reception make a real difference.
Talk to peers and mentors early. If stress affects sleep or health, speak to a qualified professional.
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Everything included at Central Mall, GT Road, DHA Phase 2, you bring a laptop, we handle the rest.
I had an interview for 5 to 6 hours, and my experience with their working space was wonderful. The room was ready before I arrived. Although my originally assigned room was small, the staff kindly offered me a larger…
Great co-working space with a professional and comfortable environment. The location is excellent, right on GT Road opposite Giga Mall, making it very easy to access. The service is good, the staff is helpful, and…
TheWing is an exceptional coworking space in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, modern, vibrant, and designed for productivity. The ambiance is inspiring, the facilities are top-notch, and the staff is always welcoming and…
I really like The Wing as a co-working space. The atmosphere is calm, the lighting is great, and the seating is very comfortable, which makes it easy to focus. The only drawback is that they're closed on Saturdays…
Good atmosphere. Very good internet speed. But Saturday is off and time frame is 10 pm last so you can't work after 10.
