Becoming a mom is one of the best things to ever happen to me, and I love that my job is flexible enough that I get to spend time playing with my daughter and watching her grow up.

I know not everyone wants to work from home with their kids, but I am grateful that I can work at home while raising my little one. 

Parents have a range of options these days when it comes to working from home. There are:

• Freelance jobs for parents
• Online jobs for stay at home moms and dads
• Typing jobs for stay at home moms and dads
• Jobs for stay-at home moms with no degree
• Data entry jobs for stay at home moms and dads

And much more!

The ideas I’m telling you about in today’s article are more than just stay at home mom jobs. These are remote jobs for dads, aunts, uncles, grandparents, caregivers, and anyone else who wants a flexible job that allows them to work from home.

That’s why the best jobs for stay at home moms and dads are all flexible, and many of them are very easy to start.

For many, being able to have a more flexible schedule while raising children is important. And I completely understand that.

I love that I have one of the best work from home jobs for moms with babies! The flexibility of blogging means I mostly work when my daughter naps. When she’s awake, I get to spend time playing with her and watching her explore the world. 

I know, I know. Because she’s a baby, it won’t always be like this forever, haha! But building a business I love that I can run from home on my own schedule gives me so much freedom to be with her right now.

Being a parent is hard work – it alone is a full-time job, and that’s why I was excited to create a list of the best jobs for stay at home moms and dads.

It’s more important than ever before to help people find jobs that make it easier to be a parent and make money. 

Right now, there are many different flexible jobs and legitimate work that allow you to work from home. Whether you are looking for a side hustle or a full-time job, there are many options that may interest you.

So if you’ve ever asked, “How can I make money as a stay at home mom or dad?” Then this article has over 30 excellent ideas for you! [Read more…]

Do you want to learn how to become a ghostwriter for books?

Ghostwriters write books and content for others, but their names aren’t publicly shared or credited as the author.

If you want to learn how to become a ghostwriter for books and find ghostwriting jobs for beginners, this is the article for you.

Finding a ghostwriting job is a dream for many and being able to make money writing from home can be a great career choice.

Today, I have an informative interview about how to become a ghostwriter with Alex Cody Foster. He has ghostwritten eight #1 Amazon Bestsellers, wrote for one of the U.K’s most successful thriller writers, and worked as John McAfee’s ghostwriter for six months, which is profiled in a Netflix documentary.

Alex recently created Ghostwriting University, an online course on how to become a ghostwriter. This course teaches students how to become a ghostwriter for books, and every step in the ghostwriting process is included — how to find ghostwriting clients; initial client calls; interviews; outline; first draft; final draft; and fully published book.

Alex also has a free mini course where you can learn beginner tips on how to become a ghostwriter and what you need to get started.

Are you wondering questions such as:

• What is the typical ghostwriter’s salary?
• Do you need a degree to be a ghostwriter?
• Can anyone be a ghostwriter?
• How do I start a career in ghostwriting?
• Is ghostwriting ethical?

Today’s interview will help you learn how to become a ghostwriter and perhaps even introduce you to a new way to make money from home. [Read more…]

Do you want to learn how to start a proofreading business?

Proofreaders are responsible for putting the finishing touches on written content, from blog posts, web copy, marketing materials, resumes and cover letters to academic articles, legal briefs, and much more.

This is a very flexible side hustle, and it’s a great opportunity if you enjoy reading or have been known to spot grammar and punctuation errors.

Today, I have a great interview to share with you. It’s with Ariel Gardner, who has been working as a proofreader, copy editor, and freelance writer. She’s been editing for me for nearly seven years, and I’m excited because she’s putting out her first course, Proofreading Launchpad.

Ariel started proofreading as a side hustle, and it’s become a very flexible full-time job that allows her to travel with her family in the summer. She went from earning less than $500 a month proofreading to regularly making $4,000+ every month.

In this interview, I ask Ariel questions about how to start a proofreading business. 

Proofreaders are in demand because business owners understand the need for error-free content. And as Ariel explains in our interview, Google favors error-free content in its search rankings.

So if you are interested in starting a flexible and in-demand side hustle, I ask Ariel questions you may be wondering about, like:

• What’s the difference between an editor and a proofreader?
• How much do proofreaders earn?
• How long does it take to become a proofreader?
• How can a new proofreader build their portfolio?
• How can a proofreader find paying clients?
• Do you need to have a degree to become a proofreader?

Plus more!

Today’s interview will help you get started on your path to becoming a paid proofreader. 

If you want to learn how to launch a proofreading business on the side of your job, while you’re in school, or with kids at home, this interview is a great place to get started.

You can click here to learn more about the Proofreading Launchpad course.

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