Work At Home Safari

I do not know what I would do without the Internet, email, IM, and broadband.  I can’t even imagine how stay-at-home moms, let alone those who worked from home, did it before high-speed internet access.  Technology has definitely made working from home so much easier; not only from a speed and access perspective, but as a way to stay connected with the world outside of your home.

When I had my baby and started working from home, I found it so isolating.  Most of the conversations I had were one-way with an infant that responded with nothing more than a gurgle.  I overcame that loneliness by establishing a professional and social network with moms, dads, singles, entrepreneurs, and others who worked at home.

I’d love to connect with you about issues or accomplishments you’re facing working-at-home whether it’s starting a new business, ways to fit the gym into your schedule, or just a “hello”.  You can reach me via:

Group Talk - You are a smart cookie, share your wisdom.  This is my favorite way to connect because I get to see how you handle all the day-to-day issues with a work-at-home career and others can learn from your triumphs or mistakes too.  Share your tips or read what others have to say.

Email – Use the form below.  Don’t let the form scare you into thinking your email will go into some black hole, I am a real person and will read your emails, so write me.

You might also like:

1. The 8 Tips in Dealing with the Work-at-Home Blues
2. The 5 Things to Consider When Deciding to Work from Home
3. The 7 Ways to Stay Motivated While Working at Home
4. Exercise Wards Off Those Work-at-Home Blues
5. Tips for Moms Re-Entering the Workforce