Work at Home Tips & Insights By A WAHM For Wannabe WAHMs

This is a guest post by mommies and sisters Tracy Friend and Kim Morrison of Zenware, Inc.

When was the last time you got home from work, class, school, running errands, etc., and realized you’d forgotten to stop and get something?  Something that you drove past at least once, if not multiple times in your travels!  Then you have that moment where you groan, and if it’s really important (milk, dry cleaning for work tomorrow, prescription), you drag yourself (and your kids!) back into the car to go back out to get said item. (Keep reading…)

“I’m busy as a bee.”

This is what most mothers especially wahms often say when asked about their schedules.

I admit, I have been very busy these past weeks and will still be busy the coming weeks of this month with the online courses, work and summer activities of my children.

But I don’t want to keep you waiting that long for another post, especially one which will motivate you to continue your search for freelance jobs to go on your way to living the wahm life. (Keep reading…)

Finding better paying jobs that also allow you to work at home is a dilemma for some wahm’s and other freelancing professionals.

I hope the simple video I presented in this post gave you some strategies to help you in finding good paying clients and long-term work at home jobs.

Let me know in the comments if this has been helpful in your freelance job search okay? And if you have other suggestions, share them too.

Thanks for watching!

6 months!

I’ve been blogging in A Woman’s Story for 6 months.

What’s the point of most of  my blog posts?

To help you find legitimate work-at-home or online jobs.

And I’m still on to it.

This time I’m starting a series of posts where you can find freelance opportunities that are not your usual job bidding site kind.

And I’d like to start off with 5 sites where you can be paid for your blogging services. (Keep reading…)

Still on the note of the upcoming summer vacation.

You really may want to spend time away from home but remember, working at home doesn’t have to mean you’re contained in your own home office.

That’s why the laptop was built as a portable gadget in the first place. So go for a vacation. It’s okay.

But these coming months are also a great time to add income streams, get a new project or study.

And add more skills to your current ones or improve on what you already know.

I have chosen the latter. I haven’t enrolled yet since I’m still choosing which online school and course to take but I’m going there. (Keep reading…)

Final exams are over and summer is here…

Well, almost.

Because school is not yet over.

Though I feel so relieved and the children are able to take a back seat and relax as well. We’re also gearing our son to the day he’ll finally be a man, if you know what I mean.

There are a lot of activities our children can do this summer vacation which will keep them busy while you have more time for work.

But another thing which you can focus on this summer vacation is your health. (Keep reading…)

Working from home has its ups and downs.

But I believe there are more perks than challenges and disappointments.

Getting business proposals and making new connections are some of the best benefits I’ve experienced so far.

And it just keeps getting better.

Now this WAHM’s on a mission. (Keep reading…)