I have 4 beautiful children, I get to stay home,

[7Figures]

I have a husband who's supportive, and I can follow my dreams of sharing success with others and being involved in the lives of my family.

I'm bothered that my mom is not in good health, but grateful I can be around to help her out, instead of stuck in some "job" somewhere, where I have to beg to leave to take care of someone I love, and get the cold shoulder for a week thereafter.

I love my life, though it might have its ups and downs.

I feel blessed that I've finally learned that any success in my life will be up to me.

WoW! I could go on and on. Thanks for creating this topic, MoneyMakingMommy! I think I might just have to use it as my daily gratitude journal, even if nobody reads it. It feels good to "say it out loud"!

PS -- I guess that means I'm also grateful for this forum!

[admin]

A supportive spouse or partner is worth their weight in gold!
Working at home can be tough and hard for others to understand (including your loved ones!!)
Might even be tougher for your loved ones because they see you "at home" and feel like you be "there" at all times....when really....if you're actually trying to work - it's impossible.

Working at home has been tougher than any job outside the home that I have ever had! And that includes detassling corn!! LOL

[7Figures]

Not too many people will admit how hard it is to work from home. Nice to hear somebody (else) who's been doing it for so long admit that it's hard.

Must admit I've never heard of detassling corn, but it doesn't sound like a lot of fun!

[zmonique2007]

True, there are more advantage in working from home than a regular employee.

Other things may change us, but we start and end with the family. - Anthony Brandt

In times of sickness and old age, our parents need our full support and give back to them all the things they had done for us.

[SarahC]

i agree that working from home is very hard and people around you need to be suppotive. Sometimes it seems that they do not understand. You have to keep positive and disciplined. Sarah