This week’s mumpreneur inspiration comes from mentor and coach, Leah Hall. She’s just like you and me and she’s ready and willing to share with us her motivation, her challenges and how she takes time to nurture herself. If you’re looking for inspiration, then our featured business mums show you what’s possible.
Every week we bring you a tip to help ease the stress of working from home. It may be a technique for getting things done, avoiding interruptions or just getting through the day with your sanity intact. This week we’re dealing with getting rid of the clutter.
When you did your Spring Cleaning – did the home office get overlooked?
As you look around you, be honest, is your office as tidy as it could be?
Do you
Every week we bring you a tip to help ease the stress of working from home. It may be a technique for getting things done, avoiding interruptions or just getting through the day with your sanity intact. This week we are looking at how to take regular breaks.
Working from home means we set our own hours. There’s no water cooler to congregate around and no-one to take a coffee break with. It’s easy to forget
Every week we bring you a tip to help ease the stress of working from home. It may be a technique for getting things done, avoiding interruptions or just getting through the day with your sanity intact. This week we are looking at being busy versus getting stuff done.
Working at home means that you have to motivate yourself to get your daily tasks done. But do you ever find that you’ve been working all day
How to stop interruptions when you work at home
Ask any WAHM {Work At Home Mum} to name their biggest annoyance and you’ll invariably get:
“constant interruptions from family and friends who don’t understand what I’m trying to do.”
Remember the last time you were right in the middle of being super productive on a new exciting project and a friend or relative pops round for a chat.
Not only have you lost you focus, but your whole planned
