Time Saving Hacks I Use in My Work from Home Life

If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a million times: we all get the same 24 hours in a day. You have the same amount of time as every millionaire and billionaire who started off with nothing to get to where they are. You have the same amount of time as people like me who aren’t millionaires or billionaires but still managed to replace the prairie dog village (cubicle life) with the joy and bullshit that comes from working from home. (If this is your first visit here, the premise of this blog has always been to share the good, the bad, and the ugly of working from home.) Here are some of the time saving hacks I use in my work from home life.

therobinbullSeptember 17, 2020Leave a comment

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Whew – Virtual School.

Still around. Still alive. Virtual school has been an adventure.

therobinbullAugust 24, 2020Leave a comment

Mental Health, News

Perhaps Humans Are Just Shitty

Well, it’s been just over a year since the last two mass shootings. Of course, during COVID-19, we had a shelter in place order for months.

therobinbullAugust 9, 2020Leave a comment

Day in the Life, Monday Makery, Work from Home Meal Plan

Easy Homemade Bread [VEGAN]

Y’all, it was vegan before I touched it, I swear. It also requires ZERO kneading….and you do NOT need a Dutch oven. You just need an oven safe pan (duh) and enough aluminum foil to cover it.

therobinbullAugust 3, 2020August 2, 2020Leave a comment

Day in the Life, Mental Health

Working from Home Became My Safety Net

I am often asked about how I got started working from home. And the other question I’m asked on a regular basis is what made me decide to work from home. Working from home is romanticized and, yes, there are some great perks. My story behind building my business is rather unique because there are a lot of factors involved. When I say that a traditional corporate job just isn’t possible, I mean it in a literal way. Working from home is the safest option.

therobinbullJuly 24, 2020July 23, 2020Leave a comment

Day in the Life, Professional Tips

How I Deal with Chronic Migraines as a Work from Home Mom

Unfortunately, I deal with chronic migraines. Not just chronic migraines, but hemiplegic migraines. And sometimes I do manage to get a migraine without the migraine, but with several other hemiplegic symptoms. Thankfully, I’ve gotten into a routine as a work from home mom that allows me to function most days, which is, frankly, most chronic migraine sufferers wet dream since a new medication only comes out about every 20 years…and it’s usually so goddamn expensive that most people can’t afford it.

therobinbullJuly 8, 2020Leave a comment

Day in the Life, Mental Health

7 Keys to Living My Best Life (Your Results My Vary)

I am a work at home mom. And I have been for several years. I don’t beat around the bush. And I don’t put up with bullshit. I am told in person and online, “I wish I could be more like you.” Most people talk about how they could never do that. They can…they just make an active decision not to do that. Throughout the course of my entire life, I’ve made the active decision to not be like other people for one reason or another. And, yes, let’s call it what it is: judgment. It isn’t an “I’m better than they are” or an “I’m right and they are wrong” scenario (all of the time, anyway). It was 100% an “I don’t want that for me,” and we are all entitled to our own boundaries and desires.

Here are the 7 keys to living my best life as a work from home mom. If you choose to embrace them or only some of them or how your choose to interpret or embrace some or all of them may vary your results because you and I do not live the same life…and you should also make your own decisions and decide what is important to you, your results may vary.

therobinbullJuly 7, 2020July 7, 2020Leave a comment

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No One Gave a Shit about the Struggles of Working from Home Until COVID-19

And then all of a sudden, people wanted to complain about how it was “unsustainable for working parents.” It isn’t that it is somehow “unsustainable.” The truth is that some people just don’t like it and they don’t want to own up to that. As I’ve said before, working from home isn’t for everyone.

therobinbullJuly 7, 2020July 6, 2020Leave a comment

Mental Health

Loneliness – The Workplace Anxiety of the “New Normal”

This is a guest post provided by and originally published by Fingerprint for Success. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion or beliefs of this blog, Robin Bull, Black Moth Media Agency, or LeNoir Communications, LLC. It is being re-posted as a professional courtesy as nothing of value was provided in exchange for the posting of this article.

Has Workplace Anxiety Gotten to Scale?

In a single word: absolutely. A few years ago, Groupon (of all places!) commissioned a study about work stress. It found that 20% of respondents worked 10+ hours a day, 50% said workload was preventing them from work-life balance, and yet 53% said that, despite how much they were working, they still had significant financial concerns. When the amount of work is not in line with the rewards from the work, there’s usually misalignment resulting in workplace anxiety.

therobinbullJuly 6, 2020July 6, 2020Leave a comment

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