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Is “It” All Worth It?

Jennifer Janechek · June 28, 2019

Last night, my husband asked me if “it” was worth it, and by “it” he meant my job. He claimed that I work all the time, that I was missing out on my children’s young lives: “They’ll only be this age once. Won’t you be sad that…

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Does “Mind over Matter” Really Work?

Jennifer Janechek · June 25, 2019

Today starts a series on the importance of dressing for success as a remote worker. Along with posts dedicated to the topic, The Work-at-Home Mom Blog will be launching a community challenge on social media called the…

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You Can’t Have It All

Jennifer Janechek · February 5, 2019

One of the most common phrases I hear from well-intentioned working moms trying to empower other working moms is “You can have it all.” While this phrase is supposed to be encouraging, making women feel like they can be great…

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Juggling Sick Kids & Work Days

Jennifer Janechek · October 15, 2018

My three-year-old started part-time preschool this year, and the constancy of illnesses has been far worse than I could have ever imagined. She’s probably had three colds and one fever-inducing respiratory virus in the past seven…

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WAHM Reviews: The Fifth Trimester (Part 1)

Jennifer Janechek · August 9, 2018

I work remotely for a publisher part-time, but I also have been teaching one or two courses at the university where I earned my PhD. I return to teaching in a couple weeks, and quite honestly, I’m kind of freaking out about it. I…

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Struggling to Get Work Done with a Baby? This Might Help.

Jennifer Janechek · August 2, 2018

For better or for worse, many moms I know who work from home don’t take a true maternity leave. There are a number of reasons that they don’t: (1) they depend on the income; (2) they don’t want to lose clients by turning down…

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How Running Saves My Work-at-Home Routine

Jennifer Janechek · July 30, 2018

Part of what I love about working from home is having the freedom and the flexibility to take a 30-minute break and use the time to exercise—something that is very important to me. But what I’ve really noticed lately is that…

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Tips for Organizing Your Freelance Projects

Jennifer Janechek · July 25, 2018

Successful freelancers often juggle multiple clients and projects simultaneously. Without an effective organizational system, freelancers risk falling behind on work, missing deadlines, and working at less-than-desirable times to…

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Creating a Daily Work Rhythm

Jennifer Janechek · July 24, 2018

As the mother of a toddler, I have been reading a lot of parenting books lately, and I have been struck by a notion introduced in a few of them—that of the importance of creating a daily rhythm. In Simplicity Parenting: Using the…