Tamara Hancock is the stay at home mother of 5 children. She owns and operates her own small business decorating wedding cakes, creates freelance websites, is an author, and a Virtual Administrative Manager. She is also the founder of www.wahpm.com – a website and newsletter geared towards support and strengthening of other women. I had [...]
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My guest for this episode was Jill Hart. Jill is the founder of Christian Work at Home Moms, CWAHM.com and the co-author of So You Want To Be a Work-At-Home Mom (Beacon Hill Press, 2009). She graduated from Grace University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Development/Family Studies and Bible. Jill has worked from home since [...]
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Working at home can present unique challenges. Here are some basics on time management that I’ve learned over the years …. Try to maintain regular business hours. When I first started working from home I found myself working way more than I did with my “traditional” job. It’s just so easy to jump out of [...]
There have been days when I’ve almost run out and rented an office. I know, I know. How on earth could I ever consider giving up working at home? Well, I did say, “almost”. But there are days when an office looks pretty darn good. Because I work from my home, there are distractions and [...]
It seems odd to think of a person opening a shop, knowing that they’re not at all interested in selling or in face-to-face interaction with customers. But that’s exactly what many Internet business owners have done. And they’ve done it well. The Internet has opened doors to a new breed of entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurs who don’t [...]
One of the biggest challenges of working at home can be the isolation. This is especially tough for those who have transitioned from a traditional office environment, complete with water cooler and hallway chat-ups to the home office where you only company might be your pets. I feel it when my younger daughter is in [...]
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Guest Blogger: Barb Niehaus For the first thirteen years of my telecommuting tenure, I was fairly isolated from others like myself. My friends either fell into one of two categories: moms who worked outside the home or stay-at-home moms. I very rarely disclosed my teleworking situation as very few back then could relate. If I [...]
Many people think of working from home as a way to simply make the money that they need to make in order to pay the bills so that their family can live as comfortably as possible. Too many times when someone is working from home, they take their family for granted and the family starts [...]
An executive at a small start up figured out how working at home could save their foundering company. At one point in my career I found my self Chief Information Officer of a small start up company, struggling to make ends meet. We were burning $50,000.00 to $75,000.00 per month and not quite making that [...]
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Today’s post is from a good friend of mine, Mufad. The Work at Home Mindset Why do few people succeed in any work at home program while most fail? You may think it is their skill, or luck, or hard work but the real answer may surprise you. What if I told you there was [...]
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