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“At the moment of commitment, the entire universe conspires to assist you.” This is a quote by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. It resonates with the same timeless truth as when it was written in the 1700s. There’s a difference between making a decision, making a commitment andRead more →

The work-from-home movement has been around long enough now that there is an entire generation of adult children who grew up with parents working from home. In this interview, we spoke with two generations, the parent who has been working from home with the same company forRead more →

Dos and Don’ts of the Virtual Job Interview by Tracie Chancellor Job interviews have been around since the days of Fred Flintstone, even before Thomas Edison invented the modern job interview in 1921 however, the virtual job interview is something relatively new in time. This article probesRead more →

You probably know, or have heard of Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese practice that seeks to promote prosperity and well-being by harmonizing individuals with their surroundings to stimulate the flow of Qi, or positive energy. Feng Shui translated literally means wind and water. This article is notRead more →

Flexibility – two ends of the same stick. What is the best thing about working from home? Flexibility. What is the worst thing about working from home? Flexibility. Our greatest strengths and our greatest weaknesses are usually two ends of the same stick. That is the caseRead more →

We love a good success book. Our book list grows steadily each year. We are on a quest. Our search continues to identify books which meet some very specific criteria, books we can add to our tailor-made sales book bucket list. We hope that you can help.Read more →

Amy used to go to a call center to work, but now the call center comes to Amy. Amy’s family lives in the country, in the rural area of the beautiful Hudson Valley in New York. They have goats, ducks, chickens, pigs, plus a dog, cat, aRead more →

Have you ever heard the expression, when it absolutely has to get done, give it to the busiest person you know? At first glance, that statement seems counterintuitive, however, the reality is that it’s a universal truth, regardless of whether the productivity is related to business, school,Read more →

Susan lives in the great state of Georgia, in the Atlanta area, and describes her ten years with TeleReach Corporate as working in a company with a corporate culture of being a family.  “We are a virtual company and are casual in a way that you justRead more →

Black ice is frightful, and a compelling two-word commercial for working from home. “It was a miracle. My husband walked away from the crash when his pick-up truck took a nose dive into a steep embankment due to a patch of black ice. His truck was totaled,Read more →