Working online from home for the past 20 years has been quite the adventure. There are definitely some perks to the remote work life, but also some hurdles to overcome.

For some, not having a set schedule or boss breathing down your neck can be a challenge. But fear not, my friend, for with a little determination and a solid plan, you can conquer the work-from-home game like a pro.

Let's face it, a job can keep you comfortable but you'll always want for things that are just out of reach. But by crafting a strategic plan and sticking to a to-do list (even if it's just good ol' pen and paper), you can avoid the distractions that plague traditional office settings. Trust me, you've got this.

I vividly remember the day I bid farewell to my boss and ventured into the unknown territory of entrepreneurship from my spare bedroom. It was a bold move, but one that paved the way for a fulfilling journey of self-employment. You too can embrace the freedom and flexibility that comes with working from home.

Don't forget to take a breather now and then. Taking regular breaks can do wonders for your productivity. And don't be afraid to work odd hours – some of my best ideas have emerged during the midnight oil-burning sessions.

I've looked up and it was the next morning because I got so busy working on my businesses and then having to take the kids to school. Followed by meetings and day to day tasks.

You will work much harder working for yourself than having a job but it can be so much more rewarding.

Delegate tasks that aren't your forte. Building a website, telemarketing, you name it – if it's not your jam, find someone who excels at it.

I like to hire experts in the topic to do specific tasks instead of wasting weeks of my time trying to do it all myself.

This way, you can focus on the tasks that bring in the dough and spark joy in your work life. And hey, don't skimp on downtime. Your brain needs a breather, so indulge in activities you love.

The beauty of working from home lies in the freedom to create a work-life balance that suits you best. Oh, and distractions?

They're the bane of productivity.

So, turn off those notifications, shut the office door, and let everyone know that you're in the zone.

Trust me, they'll thank you for it. In conclusion, working from home can be a rewarding journey if approached with the right mindset and strategies.

So go forth, embrace the flexible work life, and remember – you've got the power to thrive in the home office realm.