Chances are, you’re no stranger to busy workdays, back-to-back projects, and entire weeks that seem to go by in the blink of an eye. Many of us thrive in this environment; when business is good, and the money is rolling in! But sometimes, things change. Peak season ends, the economy shifts, or there’s some reshuffling […]
I Don’t Know What To Do With My Life! Tips For Finding Your Career Path
Do you know how some people grow up knowing what they want to do from a very young age? Yeah, well, that wasn’t me. Every year in my School Days Keepsake Album, it would ask the question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” And every year I would answer something different: […]
Putting a Positive Spin on Negative Work Traits
By Christy Schutz Ok, so the powerhouse woman who launched this awesome TheWorkatHomeWoman.com world that you find yourself in, is a very organized, very sweet person named Holly. She’s meticulous. She checks with us at least once a year to make sure we still want to be regular contributors. She outlines our writing deadlines a year […]
Actionable Tips For Dealing With Mental Health Issues at Work
By Robert Parmer I’ve struggled with severe anxiety and depression over the years. For me, it’s been something that I can control fairly well. However, when I jumped into the world of a professional chef, those fronts I put up in every other place of work ceased to exist. Anxiety and depression hit me hard. […]
Dealing with TOTM (Taking on Too Much) Syndrome
I’m going to share that I have a disease – TOTM; now before you feel sorry for me – please don’t because you might have it, too! Taking on Too Much (TOTM) has become a way of life for me lately. Running my own business and working all areas that growing a business involves, i.e. […]
A Test to Help You Figure Out Which Career Best Fits Your Personality
Choosing the right career can be of the utmost importance for a variety of reasons, both professionally and personally. We often identify with our careers as much as we need our careers to support our families and ourselves financially. This identification and financial aptitude does not come easily when our occupational choice is not the […]
4 Simple Anti-Stress Hacks for Work-at-Home Moms
I’ve been a work-at-home mom for many years now (since my son was around six months old). In these years, I’ve gone through a lot of challenges: finding jobs; working with different businesses; marketing my freelance services; securing well-paying and honest clients. While I’ve pretty much managed to do well and survive these challenges, there […]