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Should you Quit Your Job to Work from Home?
by Anna Preston   
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When your job isn’t what you were hoping for, you feel trapped and there seems to be nothing out there for you is quitting and working from home the answer?

If you take the time to really think honestly about it there will have been times when you have wanted to quit your job. Maybe it’s the hours, the time spent travelling, your boss, the people you work with or just being away from your family. If you have tried everything you can to make your job work for you and it isn’t, if you have tried to get a new job, maybe even applied and been turned down then perhaps now is the time to listen to your heart and take the leap into the unknown. Working from home isn’t for everyone but if it is right for you isn’t it time to give it a chance?

Stress

High stress levels are one of the biggest reasons that people have for quitting their jobs, if your employment is making you ill then you should give serious consideration to your health. Whilst working from home could bring a whole set of new challenges to your life, it is a worthy reason to consider leaving your job.

Job Satisfaction

If you really struggle to get out of bed in the morning, if you dread going into work then maybe it really is time to leave your job. If you got job satisfaction from your work but something has changed then perhaps now is the time for a complete change of direction. Working from home, being your own boss and in charge of your own success could be just what you need to revitalise your love of working and job satisfaction.

Finances

If you are fortunate to be in a situation where quitting your job to begin working from home would not be detrimental to your household finances; perhaps your partner earns enough money for you both to be able to live on for a few months, you have plenty of savings or have even come into some money then now might be the perfect time to follow your dreams. Give yourself a set period of time to try and make working from home work for you and your family, if it doesn’t then maybe start looking for a new job. If you don’t take the opportunity when you have the chance you might always regret it.

Making room

If you do decide to work from home then it is important to set up a proper space you can work in. Where possible this should be an area that you can close off at the end of the day to separate your work and home life. If you have a spare room then the best thing to do is empty out any none essential furniture and make room for the basic pieces of office furniture; a desk, chair and bookshelf should be fine to begin with. Rather than getting rid of the things you take out of the room you might prefer to put them into self-storage for a while, that way if things don’t work out you can return the room to its original purpose.

Working from home can be great in a variety of different circumstances, but it’s essential to plan carefully to make sure the work gets done and you gain a good work-life balance.


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on July 31, 2017
With the Internet, working at home has become empowered and is rapidly becoming a choice. However, it is like starting a business. If you haven't done your homework, it will fail, just like 9 out of 10 startup businesses that don't understand the concept of net profit.

With more people opening home offices like you suggest, President Trump has suggested a dramatic change in United States tax law where deductions for home offices will be eliminated.

Ron

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