One of first moves I made to create more freedom and flexibility with my day job was to transition to a work-at home employee. The immediate benefits of  telecommuting are:

• Reduced commute time gave me a small but valuable chunk of time to invest in my business
• Reduced stress by avoiding morning and evening traffic
• Increased productivity – instead of break time being spent around the water cooler, I spent it unloading the dishwasher.

And the benefits weren’t all one sided. The company I worked at home for reduced their carbon imprint, reduced the physical space they needed, and improved their reputation as a company with flexible work options for working mothers – all because they instituted a work from home program.

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