I have a confession to make.

I’m not only exhausted from responding to work at home myths, but I’m also a bit worn out on answering a million questions about where my money comes from, how much, how often, and why.

What can I say, I’m a private person.

But I’m done complaining about it. You see, instead of pasting on a fake smile while trying to hide my contempt, I’m not going to say a word. I’m going to wear it, and allow others to as well.

Thus, I decided to start WorkAtHomeWear.com .

Not only is this yet another way for me to work at home (ha ha), but it also helps others who encounter the same questions and even criticisms. Slogans on the shirts and other apparel include “Freelance Writer Does Not Mean Unemployed“, “WTH is a Job?“, and “Yes I’m Actually Working When I’m At Home”

When things get tough, and you want to stress out about it, don’t! Resist the urge and see how you can turn that negative into a positive. Your body, mind, and maybe even bank account, will thank you.

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It’s hard for me to have one business card because I’m always involved in so many things.

Should I have one card with a over-generalized title that links to a web page that’s about me?

Should I pick a project I’m working on and use that as my main business card?

Do I just say forget it, because heck, most of my time is spent online, why do I need a business card?

The debate continues, but for now I’m using Moo cards as my main business card. Of course this goes against all conventions because it is not the size of a regular business card, and most networking gurus put that as #1 on the list of do not’s; but I’m going to try it anyway.

I’ll let you know the reaction I get from the corporate types.

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