If you work from home or considering working from home, it’s very important that you give some thought as to where in your house or apartment you’ll be working. I cannot stress enough how important it is to have a defined work space. A space you can call your office, where there are no distractions and somewhere where everyone in your family can identify as your home office. I’ve been working from home for over 15 yrs now and I’ve learned the hard way how important it was for me …

Working from home does have it’s benefits, but one thing any mom who works from home (or dad) will tell you is that finding time to work while the children are home, can be difficult. Over the last 12 years I’ve had to deal with our daughters being home during every school break, especially the two long months they get off for summer. If I didn’t have a plan in place during these breaks, I don’t know how I would cope or get any real work accomplished. In this episode …

Early last month we launched our monthly question and answer segment and the response was tremendous. It seems that the work at home industry leaves for many questions, especially with all the scams there are online which target people looking for jobs they can do from home. Over the past few weeks I’ve been busy trying to get all your questions answered via all the videos I’ve been sharing. Were these videos helpful? (leave your response below)
Last month we focused on the job application process, so this month we’d like …

The job search process can be very lengthy and stressful, especially if you’re just starting off and you don’t have much experience dealing with employers and recruiters. It becomes even harder when you start looking for a job you can do from your home office, no matter if it’s part time or a full time gig. There are thousands of people in the same position as you, so be prepared to wait a while before you land your first telecommuting job. Well, unless you’re very lucky. The key to this …