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I completely agree. I worked from home for over 14 years. People always call and see you as being available when you work from home and it can eat up a lot of time if you allow it. Currently, I work full-time away from home. This helps to cut out a lot of the requests, but I continue to get them, because they believe I have the ability to be flexible. You have to remind people that you are working and stick to it. I plan to work full-time from home again in the near future.
I had the same problem in the beginning. I got a lot better at saying “No” as the years passed 😀
Im just starting to learn this. )O(
Agreed .. I actually have an office in town, partly due to this reason so I have a place to go work.
I already have to go into town every day to take my boys to school … and the internet at my house is horrible vs the internet in town at my office allows me to actually get work done online.
I’m so excited to learn from you. I escaped cubicle-nation in 2015 to save my life (headed for stress induced heart issues). I’ve been blessed to be able to pursue childhood dreams of writing, and have written a few books, and some journals. But, the concept of PLR has fascinated me. I’ve even USED PLR to give my readers or writer coaching students some content that I didn’t have to create myself. Again, those of you that are creating this PLR businesses are my heroes. I decided that now was the time to genuinely pursue learning more about doing it as a “business” simply because I LOVE to encourage others and create “stuff” and this seems like a logical way to get to create more things, while also helping others! So, today, I am officially putting on my “business hat”, taking my writing and creating serious. Investing in this training and membership is the first step!
I have worked from home for over 20 years. As Di said, DISCIPLINE is the first thing (and the hardest) that you and others around you have to learn. You have to set aside time to work on your business and be firm with everyone that those are your working hours. In the beginning of my entrepreneurial journey, it took a while for my relatives and even my husband to respect that. But, by being firm, I was able to get into a groove of a work/life balance that worked while running a business and raising four boys and running a household, all at one time. Setting goals is also a priority. A to do list also helps. A calendar is a must. I hope these tips help someone. Good luck and I am so excited to be in this new venture with all of you!