When you're a new freelancer, saying "yes" to jobs and opportunities is often the only way to grow your business. But there comes a point when saying "no" is an essential, if uncomfortable, part of managing your workload and furthering your career.

How do you make a great impression on that first editor communication…or follow up persistently without being a pain in the you-know-what? In today’s episode of The Write-At-Home Moms, Jessica and Meagan discuss managing editor relationships,

Is the freelancing life for you…forever? Or could you be convinced to head back to traditional employment if the benefits, work environment, salary, or timing were right? Today Jessica and Meagan discuss what it would take to get them to take a “regula...

How do you keep the house clean when it’s also your workplace? Today Jessica and Meagan discuss splitting your time between paid work that needs to get done and housework that keeps piling up, hiring cleaning help,

Is it too late to start a blog in 2015? Is blogging still a viable business? What do you need to think about before you start a new blog or invest money in the one you’ve got now? In episode 3 of The Write-At-Home Moms,

Are you the mom who works on the sofa in a bathrobe all day, shoving chips in her face when she passes the kitchen…or do you get dressed in the morning, take a moment to make a reasonable lunch, and – gasp! – maybe even make time for regular exercise?

How do write-at-home moms get work done with kids underfoot? Meagan and Jessica dive into every age and stage of parenting, and how they manage to get work done while their kids are at home.