Sponsored by VSP Direct ™ By Holly Reisem Hanna This year as I turned 44, I have succumbed to the fact that I need to wear reading glasses. For the past year (or two), I’ve been squinting at my computer screen and increasing the font on my tablet and smartphone. I’ve been very fortunate in that […]
5 Time Management Tips for Working From Home
By Deborah Sweeney Some people were born to work from home. They don’t need an office to keep them accountable and productive, and they relish in the quietness and comfort of their own homes. Then there are people who need to work a little harder to keep on track. With all the distractions that come […]
How to Conquer Self-Doubt and Launch the Business of Your Dreams
By Jackie Mendoza The thought of leaving the ‘safety’ of a regular 9-5 job for the big unknown of self-employment can be as exciting as it is scary. I know this first-hand because I’ve been there and I’ve also had the great privilege of working with women of all ages who’ve wanted to make their […]
Maternity Leave: What It’s Like When You Work From Home
By Anum Yoon Being self-employed can be incredibly liberating. You are allowed to follow your passions and make your own rules. Being self-employed can also be incredibly burdensome. If you aren’t working, you aren’t making money. When it comes to taking long periods of time off work, like maternity leave, self-employed women must be more […]
Handling Your Finances as a 1099 Contractor
By Deborah Sweeney Working from home is a dream of many, and running your own business is a great way to do just that. Chances are that, unless you’re selling a product, you’re doing a lot of freelance work. And when you freelance, businesses treat you as an independent contractor, or a 1099 contractor, which […]