Love It! 7 Office Essentials to Elevate Your Work Experience

As modern women juggling careers, families, and personal goals, we deserve workspaces that actually work for us. Whether you're conquering corporate meetings from home or building your dream business from your kitchen table, the right tech tools can transform your daily work experience from chaotic to seamless.

Here are seven game-changing office essentials that will help you work smarter, look more professional, and reclaim precious time for what matters most.

Stream Decks aren't just for podcasters. I’ve been using one to quickly access my favorite sites and applications. I’ve used it to create quick shortcuts to Notion, Canva, and ChatGPT, I’ve even programmed it to start my favorite Pandora playlist when its time to focus on work. The best part? You can customize the icons to match your office aesthetic perfectly. (Yes, all of my icons are pink 💅🏾)

Check them out at elgato.com.

Investing in a quality web camera can completely elevate your video presence, giving you the clarity, proper angles, and crisp audio quality that make those long meetings so much more bearable. When you look good and sound great, you feel more confident – and that confidence translates into better presentations and stronger professional relationships.

I’ve been using this webcam from Depstech which comes with a remote to control video zoom, a great option for when I want to hide something in the background.

Curved monitors provide more than just great desk aesthetics – they can seriously upgrade your entire work experience. With a gorgeous curved display, you'll have additional screen real estate that lets you reference multiple documents while you work or multitask like the productivity queen you are.

Plus, fewer monitors mean fewer cords to manage (and we all know how much we love less clutter). It's a win-win for both your productivity and your sanity.

I bought this massive 45 inch OLED display from LG and its been the perfect display for multi-tasking and catching up on my favorite TV shows.

As AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude become more popular, more women are using them throughout the day as reference tools, asking questions as they work. New voice dictation tools are leveraging AI to make it easier than ever to voice notes into any website and application you're using.

Tools like WisprFlow can save you significant time with day-to-day tasks, letting you speak your thoughts instead of typing them out. Perfect for those moments when your brain is moving faster than your fingers can keep up.

From long hours at our desks to countless time spent scrolling, your posture has likely taken a hit over the years. While the technology for posture sensors is still evolving and reviews are mixed, these innovative tools are designed to gently remind you to sit up straight and take breaks.

If you have any recommendations for a posture sensor, let me know in the comments! It’s next up on my purchase list.

I’m a big fan of just using your iPhone to get started with content creation, but when you're ready to take it to the next level, this little camera opens up a world of possibilities for different types of shots and creative content.

My favorite feature is the ability to remove the camera from the main unit, giving you incredible flexibility for capturing unique angles and perspectives. Whether you're documenting your work process, creating educational content, or building your personal brand, this camera will help you create content that stands out. And with its magnetic back, its perfect for snapping onto equipment in the gym.

As more women embrace flexible work schedules, you might find yourself working from local coffee shops, coworking spaces, or even from the beach. But this freedom doesn't come without inconveniences, one of the most common being the productivity lost from not having your normal desk setup.

I’ve tried working from just my laptop monitor and I just can’t do it. Bringing a portable monitor with me when I travel has been a game changer.

When shopping for one, consider factors like screen size, weight, and connection options. This is especially important for MacBook users who might want to avoid carrying around additional connection hubs. I’ll admit my portable monitor is a bit heavy and awkward to carry, since its a bit too big for my bag, but it gets the job done.

What other tech tools would you recommend for the perfect office setup?