Nearly 50% of American workers now do their jobs somewhat remotely. Here are 2018 remote work statistics that reveal the state of working from home.
How to Stay Productive With Kids, Pets, and a Spouse in the House
People ask me if it's lonely to work from home—and I just laugh and laugh. That's why I put together these productivity tips for work at home parents.
How Virtual Work Has Changed My Life (and Can Change Yours, Too!)
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Whether you're making the leap into full-time freelancing or evolving your business, here are a few ways that virtual work can change your life.
Using Virtual Work to Prepare for a Major Life Change
Virtual work has become my new comfort blanket when faced with a potential major decision that would change my whole world.
Winter Wellness When You Work from Home
We all know working from home requires discipline. When I first joined Don’t Panic Mgmt, I thought that discipline pertained only to things like deadlines and time management. Boy, was I Read More
How Much Freelance Work Are You Ready to Take On?
Contrary to what your child's principal may believe, freelance work is most definitely work. But for those who find their own groove, the flexibility, autonomy, and control it brings are worth the effort.
How to Communicate Effectively With Your Freelance Team
My first few weeks as a remote worker were a revelation. Suddenly, there was no rush-hour commute, and no trudging through the snow to the train before sunrise. I could spend extra time over the Read More
How to Plan Ahead for the Holidays With Your Virtual Team
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If you’re anything like us, you’re busy decking those halls, checking your list twice, and picking out just the right tree for Santa to drop a few goodies under weeks before Rudolph is hitched to the Read More
The Dog Lover’s Guide to Virtual Work
by We talk a lot on this blog about the pros and cons, ups and downs, benefits and drawbacks of working remotely. There is a seemingly endless well of inspiration to pull from when you work from home, as Read More
The Nomad’s Guide to Working Virtually
This summer, I slept in 12 beds. Between June 21 (the first day of summer) and September 22 (the last day of summer) of 2015, I called a dozen places "home"—an average of one new bed every week. No, Read More
