1099 Top 10: Do You Regret Opting Out?
We like to regularly share our
favorite posts from the Work at Home
Mom niche.
Some articles may come from Moms, but all of them will be great. Enjoy!
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In a controversial post, Working Mother's
Editorial Director, Jennifer Owens, argues that women shouldn't opt out
of the workforce when they have children but should keep their
jobs. Interestingly, her argument seems
to focus only on moms who work outside the home or are stay at home moms. She doesn't mention work at home moms, who,
in my biased opinion, have the best of both worlds.
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What is your role in your business? One important distinction, according to John
Saddington, is to define whether
you're a freelancer or an entrepreneur. Knowing this will make a big difference in
your business model.
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Have you started back to school yet? If you're homeschooling, you may find your
days busier than ever before. Blogging
with Amy suggests that you schedule your work
time and tasks to get the maximum output in the minimum amount of
time.
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If you're thinking of preserving some of
summer's bounty by canning, you'll want to first check out Frugal Upstate's
canning tutorial.
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I love reading what books people choose to
educate their children when homeschooling.
Freelance Homeschool Mom shares her son's 5th grade
curriculum. Good
choices!
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The Work at Home Wife explains how to make money
writing online. Don't
forget to check out our job leads, too!
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Do you have kids who are easily
distracted? Mom Advice remedies
this with her DIY Homework Study
Station.
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Are you a freelance writer looking to grow
your business? Make a Living Writing
shares 10 strategies to
find more clients.
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Real Ways to Earn Money Online gives the pros and cons
of her two favorite work
at home mom forums.
Thanks to
everyone who was included in this edition's list!
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