I've been working from home since 2006. Remote Work is about flexibility, on your terms. You control your schedule, your workspace (no more cube farms!), and even how you handle stuff like sick kids or that midday zumba class you've been wanting to try. Remote work saves both your clients and you thousands of dollars - savings on overhead for them and savings on commuting costs for you.

 

Being remote lets you work for any company, even multiple companies, anywhere in the world – that's a global career upgrade.

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But here's the reality check: It's not all sunshine and sweatpants. Remote work can get lonely. No more watercooler chats, just you and your screen (and maybe a cat, if you're lucky). Plus, the line between work and life can blur easy so routines and hard boundaries are a must. Midnight emails can easily become a thing if you're not careful. And tech glitches? Yeah, those can turn your day into a disaster zone if you're not tech-savvy enough to fix 'em yourself.

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This is why I created the Skool community, 'Do the Boring Work' so that women just like you can learn how to build a remote work life while still having a supportive community, and occasional virtual water cooler chats along the way.​​