I find it interesting the range of answers I receive when I ask what different people consider to be “The Good Life.†When talking to folks that work from home or are considering it, I get very different answers than when I ask people working the corporate ladder. The first group tends to value life… Continue reading Defining the Good Life for Yourself
Taking a Kid’s Sick Day
Gretchen Rubin over at The Happiness Project has a great post about her bad morning. … she started to make the universal sign for “ear infection†– pathetically batting the air next to her head, trying to wave away the pain. Listening to your own baby crying in pain is agonizing. This is obviously advantageous… Continue reading Taking a Kid’s Sick Day
MindFUD Tenderizer – Another Perspective on Marinating Ideas
I’ve always loved the term “marinating ideas.” Being a foodie, the imagery fits well for me. Folks that know me can expect to get the answer “let it marinate” whenever we’re discussing big ideas. Glen at LifeDev has a great post on letting ideas marinate for blog posts, which ProBlogger Darren Rowse follows up with… Continue reading MindFUD Tenderizer – Another Perspective on Marinating Ideas
Lets Jump Right In: Quitting Your Day Job
I thought I’d forgo the requisite “Hello World” first post and just jump right in. To learn more about me and this site, take a look at the About page. One of the more common questions I receive about working from home is “when should I quit my day job.” This can be one of… Continue reading Lets Jump Right In: Quitting Your Day Job