Working From Home
Apparently I have it so easy, working 100% from home. I guess I do. I don’t have to deal with the office drama, the condescending boss, the rush hour traffic, the mileage on my car, the gas to get to work, $10 lunches 5 days a week and a snack, getting up before 8 a.m., I don’t think I’ll continue. Working from home and being your own boss is great, but what most people fail to realize is all its cons.
Working for yourself means you do not know and should never count on when you are going to be paid. Clients will give you the run around, checks may bounce, disagreements on an invoice, you never know what may prolong getting paid for a job. However this can be great because it can force you to learn how to become frugal and pay everything on a cash only basis. Cash is King.
It also means you do not have all those nice benefits like health and dental conveniently taken out of your non-existent biweekly paycheck in small sums.
There are of course other cons working from home, but the pros most definitely outweight the cons. For instance, its 4:21p, 84F, and sunny, I’m going to take a little break and go take the motorcycle out…
