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If you’re thinking of working from home instead of driving to an office, there are many benefits to consider. At first, you might think of how much money you will save on gas or how much time you will save on your commute. You might think aboutRead more →

In a culture of self-management, the boss looking over your shoulder is you. Self-management is the ability to plan, direct and control your own efforts. There are many work environments in which the ability to self-manage is vital to success, and our work from home job isRead more →

Have you ever thought how effortless it looks to watch Olympic ice skaters glide across the ice? It looks effortless but we know it takes years of dedicated practice. Work life balance in concept is effortless to understand, however, if you have been working from home forRead more →

Virtual world history was made on October 30, 2015 with the first time ever virtual fall festival, complete with a costume parade. Who says you need a building, or a parking lot to have a festival? We had games, prizes, costumes and of course, cauldrons of fun.Read more →

After experiencing the Houston traffic, it’s easy to understand why Dorothy knew, there’s no place like home. The Houston traffic is chock full of dangers. Our recurring flood waters have brought us international fame, however, we also have all the other usual traffic frights of a bigRead more →

Unless cooking actually is your work from home job, it is important to find ways to enjoy yummy, healthy food without making a career out of being a chef, at least during the work week. The operative word in working from home is work. Even though weRead more →

“Teaching kids to count is fine but teaching them what counts is best.” —Bob Talbert Homeschooling today is more popular than ever before, but not necessarily out of choice. COVID changed the trajectory for parents and children around the country, with millions of families becoming homeschooling families whether or notRead more →

Almost everybody used to work from home in the U.S. because we evolved as a nation from an agrarian society. Remnants are evident in many ways, such as the school year, which was originally determined by when it was time to plant and harvest the crops. SoRead more →