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Face The Facts With April MossThe Gold Report: Episode Three| Dr. Robert Malone discusses the Nobel PrizeDr. Malone's substack: https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/All Episodes Located At:https://www.thegoldreport.com/*****SUPPORT INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM*****Donate: https://www.givesendgo.com/supportaprilFace the Facts is sponsored by April Moss Superfoods. Detox your body and get healthy with superfoods today.Click the link for a promo code to save $$ on your purchase.Want to take back your health with a simple supplement?Try Cardio Miracle today http://cardiomiracle.myshopify.com/discount/APRILOrder Dr. Zelenko's Early Treatment Protocol supplements and save $ on every...
2023-11-2256 min
The BariNation Podcast167: Growing Through Bariatric Grief with Timisha Malone, LISCWAs if the bariatric journey is not emotional enough, we can exerpieince grief when anything in our life changes. The loss of a connection to what we knew or the past can trigger the waves of grief, even happy moments or momentous occasions can cause grief to be present in our lives. We want to better understand the waves of grief and leanr how we can grow through the grief, using it as a powerful tool for growth.
We sat down with Timisha Malone, a bariatric therapist who specalizes in grief and a patient herself. She has o...
2023-10-181h 02
SippinWitSammieAccountability Coaching with April Facts | Episode 193 | SippinwitSammieApril, host of April Facts, stopped by the set on her birthday, to talk about the podcast, and of course, accountability coaching.
Barstool talk from the biggest sipper in Philly with some of the most innovate people in the world, Sammie is the one to sit and sip wit if you wanna enjoy conversation.
00:00 TRAILERS
00:15 INTROS
03:00 APRIL'S TESTIMONY
05:15 BLACK IN CORPORATE AMERICA
11:00 CODESWITCHING
16:30 DA P
24:00 GOOD YT PEOPLE
30:00 WORKING WITH MEN
34:00 SHOUT OUT TO WHITE PEOPLE
44:00 ACCOUNTABILITY COACH
1:00:00 DIETS ARE RITUALS
1:10:00 HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
1:12:00 LP COMI...
2023-02-141h 27
The BariNation Podcast129: When Surgery Is Not Enough with Timisha Malone, LMSWWe believe, or are led to believe, that surgery would be the only thing we would need to find success after surgery. Our stomachs will be altered, and we will eat less. Poof, the weight will magically disappear, never to return.
What happens when we discover that surgery is not enough? How do we deal with the shattering news that to lose and maintain a new low weight, we need many different kinds of adjunct treatments? What do we do when the work of weight loss surgery feels too big, too much, and overwhelming?
We...
2022-11-0957 min
Yes, I Work From HomeIntroverts Can Avoid Becoming Remote Work Hermits, with Caroline WoodCaroline Wood is an introvert who supports other introverts to build successful businesses. She does this through helping introverts design business models and services that work with their introversion. She offers a service called the thoughtful business pause where she helps people take a step back from their current business and look at how it is and isn't servicing them. Most of her clients are people who work from home, often solopreneurs, many who are transitioning out of an office environment and working on growing their own small businesses and would prefer to find more innovative techniques than cold...
2022-06-2758 min
Yes, I Work From HomeWhat If A Lateral Change Could Double Your Salary? with Sara HudsonSara Hudson is back for a follow-up interview after a job change where she’s now working on the benefits operations team at Google. She's still based out of her same home office just outside of Houston, Texas, but she made a leap and said goodbye to the company she had been at for 15 years. In the past couple of years, Sara has also gone from being relatively new to LinkedIn to seeing the power it has for job seekers and recruiters to find each other and attributes the connections she made through Linkedin to her ability to find a...
2022-05-0546 min
Face The Facts With April MossDr. Robert Malone Tells April Moss That mRNA Tech He Developed Is NOT the Same As What Is In the Covid JabDr. Robert Malone is an American physicist and biochemist, who worked to develop mRNA technology in the 80's and 90's. He reveals in this latest interview with April Moss that a different synthetic mRNA technology is being used in the covid vaccines- much different from what he had developed in decades past. *******************SUPPORT INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM**************Order Dr. Zelenko's Early Treatment Protocol supplements and save $ on every order here: www.zstacklife.com/APRILhttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/AprilMossTVTrouble with arthritis, high blood pressure, diabetes, metabolic syndrome, or ANY OTHER AILMENT? Try H...
2022-04-0749 min
Dallas Trading FloorApril Fool’s Day ?Dallas Trading Floor No 514 - April 1, 2022
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2022-04-0234 min
Yes, I Work From HomeFlex/Hybrid Workspace, with Mark WilliamsMark Williams is a controls engineer at Egan Company who is living in South Saint Paul, Minnesota with his family. He is working in a flex/hybrid role where he can work nearly all of the time from his home with the option to use a drop-in desk as needed on a location about 45 minutes away. Like many others, he and his coworkers at his previous job unexpectedly started working from home when the pandemic hit; however, his role was more hands-on there as he had to do measurements in person at times, and his team eventually went back...
2021-12-311h 32
Yes, I Work From HomeThe Cost of Self-Employment, with Mark DegallierMark Degallier, owner and web developer at Little Light Media, appreciates the benefits and challenges of working from home. Being empty nesters and working from home, Mark and his wife, Elisabeth, moved from Wisconsin to sunny Arizona in 2018, specifically to Oro Valley, of the greater Tucson area, after researching the best place for them to settle down. Before entrepreneurship and working from home was "cool", they tried it when they were first married and having their first child back in 1990. After several false starts and many years of struggle, the benefits have paid off and they are now at th...
2021-12-231h 02
Yes, I Work From HomeTips on Succeeding With Working Remotely, With Eric WarnerEric Warner is an IT compliance analyst for Kaplan, Inc, who currently lives in La Crosse, Wisconsin, a small city on the Mississippi River at the Minnesota border. Although he worked in the office in the past, his direct team was not in his local office but rather based all over the place, where there would sometimes be people in conference rooms meeting with people in other offices, including home offices. So, when everyone started working remotely, his direct team members were accustomed to working from different locations across several time zones. He speaks about how his supervisor trusts...
2021-12-2146 min
Yes, I Work From HomeMinimizing Office Storage While Maximizing Family Time, with Emily LangrEmily Langr currently lives in Rochester, Minnesota, and works as an account executive for Metro Sales Inc, a local office supply company, specializing in photocopiers and the like. Although she works directly with clients and travels within her territory in her city, Emily was given the opportunity to work from home in a hybrid model about 2 days a week. She does meet with some of her clients virtually so schedules their Zoom appointments for the days she's working from home. In this episode, Emily chats about her background as a home educated student helped prepare her for working from...
2021-12-151h 08
Yes, I Work From HomePerformance Improvement, Relationships, and Self-Care, with Paul GloverPaul Glover is a performance improvement coach based out of Downers Grove, just out of Chicago, Illinois. He started working from home 20 years ago and has found that he can connect and listen well through voice calls with his clients. He focuses on empathetic listening and questions as a way to build relationships and connect with his clients. In this episode, Paul shares a message about the importance of self-care for those who work from home and feels that self-care requires discipline in 3 main areas: Sleep/rest, exercise/diet, and relationships. He talks about the various "circles o...
2021-12-021h 41
Yes, I Work From HomeHow a Data Analyst Reclaims His Commute Time, with Andrew JonesAndrew Jones is a data analyst who, prior to March 2020, was working from home just once a week as a way to help with his hour-long commute. Andrew is originally from San Diego, California; but he has lived in Arizona for 8 years. He's worked in various analyst roles since 2014. In 2016, he completed an MBA and started working as a senior quality analyst for an identity protection firm. He now works as a data analyst for a consulting firm and is part of a small team that is contracted to work for multiple state agencies around the country. Due to...
2021-12-0146 min
Yes, I Work From HomeWork From Home Feng Shui, with Megan BurkeMegan Burke is a certified feng shui consultant based out of Brooklyn, New York, who has taken a special interest in home offices and started WFH Feng Shui. She is passionate about helping her clients feel good in their work spaces and homes by using feng shui principles in ways that are easy to implement. She initially worked as a foot reflexologist all over NYC doing corporate health fairs, and this led to an interest in Chinese healing arts that focus on balancing the five elements in our bodies and environment. Now with a feng shui certification, she empowers...
2021-11-2558 min
Yes, I Work From HomeHow to Work When No One Is Watching, with Ellen GoodwinEllen Goodwin is a productivity consultant, TEDx speaker, and author who uses neuroscience-based principles to enable individuals and businesses to overcome all types of procrastination, be more focused and manage their energy instead of their time so they can be more efficient and effective with their lives. Ellen believes that there is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to productivity, which is why she advocates for experimentation to find the tools and techniques that will work seamlessly with your life and your business, no matter what you want to accomplish. She is the author of DONE: How To Work...
2021-11-231h 06
Yes, I Work From HomeThat Tech Show and the Magic Behind Technology, with Chris AddamsChris Addams is a digital transformation specialist, software architecture consultant, and podcast host of That Tech Show, the podcast that reveals the magicians behind "magic" in the technology industry. His background includes helping bring Amazon's Prime Video to the UK, and he's worked for other large corporations in the past as well.In this episode, Chris talks about how he's been renovating his home in London for 4 years. When he's not working from home; and recently he's been eating, sleeping, and working from the same room as he makes a big push to the finish line to...
2021-11-181h 30
Yes, I Work From HomeCustomer Success in Small Business from Home, with Katie MatthewsKatie Matthews works from her home in Portland, Oregon, as the leader of the Customer Success team at The Presentation Company, a women-owned consulting firm helping enterprise customers create a culture of storytelling within their teams. Katie has worked from home with TPC for nine years, but she's been working from home for 15 years altogether. She's been the director of Global Accounts & Training Operations, with rare onsite or work trips.In this episode, Katie shares how she spends time leading her team as well as communicating with clients directly and is on Zoom a fair amount. As...
2021-11-161h 20
Yes, I Work From HomeCareer Guidance Programs for After College and Beyond, with Elissa UntonElissa Unton is the CEO at ArcVida, a modern career guidance company based out of Los Angeles, California. Elissa partnered with career happiness coach Anna Hunter, and together they've been able to take career coaching to the next level. ArcVida uses an online software platform that provides ambitious U.S. professionals with the structure, expert guidance, and community to find and land fulfilling work, faster. Prior to founding ArcVida, Elissa spent several years mentoring college undergraduates while also recruiting and hiring professionals for her own corporate finance teams. She mentioned several helpful blog articles on their website that will...
2021-11-121h 21
Yes, I Work From HomeStarting a Subscription Box Business From Home, with Tina SequeiraTina Sequeira recently left a full-time remote work position in order to focus on Trouvailles, her travel-themed subscription box business that she had been developing on the side. Tina is well-traveled and is currently located with her husband and daughter near Montreal in Quebec, Canada; however, she originally spent the first 15 years of her life in Dubai, UAE, which was an excellent launch point for her family to travel internationally each summer as they left to enjoy cooler weather elsewhere. Tina launched Trouvailles, a bi-monthly travel subscription box, last year during the pandemic. In March 2020, when pandemic...
2021-11-101h 00
Yes, I Work From HomeCelebrate the Small Stuff, with Carol DelmonicoCarol Delmonico of Bend, Oregon, is a life coach, mentor, and author with a background as an RN in health coaching. She enjoys helping people focus on their mental well-being and now works with people who are discouraged by the current status quo lifestyle and want to live in line with their deeper values and have more meaning and joy every day. Carol has been helping her clients transition through some of the changes the pandemic has brought into the lives of so many, and she is quick to say that it's not so much about work-life balance that...
2021-11-041h 13
Yes, I Work From HomeA Candid Conversation With a Remote Working Mama, with Jennie WhittJennie Whitt is a busy mother of two in Indianapolis, who has undergone a lot of changes in the past year or so, including buying and moving into her neighbor’s house, starting a doctorate program, leaving a role in a corporation to branch out as a consultant, and starting a pop-up craft store in a former dental office inside of her home. In addition, she's actively involved in her local community in more than one capacity as well as has created a couple of online communities, including one for people who found themselves working unexpectedly in remote-work positions, te...
2021-11-021h 28
Yes, I Work From HomeOn Non-profits, Grant Writing, and Teaching ESL, with Elizabeth VenableElizabeth is a grant writer with a background in plant biology, dance, and public administration as well as education. She has worked remotely for VIPKID and Orange English as well as writing grants remotely.Website: https://fundforempowerment.orgContact: info @ fundforempowerment.org****Can't watch the video right now? Check out the full transcript on our podcast website at: https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com/podcast/episodes/75Our podcast is now live on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, Google, and anywhere else you prefer to listen t...
2021-10-281h 12
Yes, I Work From HomeA Professional Organizer's Tips to Inspiring Calm, with Louise HopkinLouise Hopkin is a professional organizer and owner of a business called The Space Reclaimers, based out of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. She's originally from New Zealand, so has made a few big moves in her lifetime; and, over the years, she has been on a quest looking for a job that suits her well and has done a mix match of full-time office work and some administrative assistant work. About 5 years ago, Louise was drawn to helping others reclaim their space by helping them downsize, declutter, and organize their belongings. Louise says that she is not a naturally organized...
2021-10-211h 07
Yes, I Work From HomeSewing Babywearing Slings for Sleeping Babies, with Jan Andrea HeirtzlerJan Heirtzler has been sewing ring slings for babywearing families for 20 years out of Durham, New Hampshire. She is well known among certain pockets of the babywearing community, and her company Sleeping Baby Productions was considered by many to be the gold standard for handcrafted ring slings. She was busy sewing 40+ hours a week for a few years; however, things have slowed down, and she's ready to consider her next adventure. Jan has announced that she will be changing gears and closing the chapter on her sling business by the end of 2021, and she was willing to share her...
2021-10-191h 13
Yes, I Work From HomeMoving to the Suburbs to Work from Home, with Sarry IbrahimSarry Ibrahim has been working from home for the greater part of the past 10 years, currently working for himself in Chicago, Illinois, as an independent financial advisor/coach and independent insurance agent. He's been living in an apartment close to downtown Chicago but is closing on a house about 45 minutes away in the suburbs this week. In this episode, Sarry chatted about some of the challenges of apartment living in the city while working from home, including the smaller living space and ability to hear neighbors while on calls. He is looking forward to some of the changes that...
2021-10-1445 min
Yes, I Work From HomeCaptivate Your Audience with a Podcast, with Mark AsquithMark Asquith is a public speaker and the CEO and co-founder of Captivate FM, a podcast hosting, analytics, and monetization platform based out of the UK. He's built several businesses since he started working for himself and with partners in 2005, and some might dub him a serial entrepreneur. Although Captivate FM is a newer podcast hosting option on the market, Mark and some of his colleagues have actually been hosting podcasts on their platform almost since the beginning of the podcast era when they started a tech startup called Poductivity for podcast interaction as well as Podcast Websites, another...
2021-10-1257 min
Yes, I Work From HomeHow to Work From Home as a Couple, with Christy Olsen and Kevin McLauchlinChristy Olsen and Kevin McLauchlin are the founders and managers of Cadence SEO, a search engine optimization and marketing company based out of the Phoenix East Valley in Gilbert, Arizona. They have a growing remote team and have chosen to attract high-quality W2 employees by offering competitive benefits including health, dental, and even a gym membership with the added bonus of allowing their employees a flexible work schedule. This is a somewhat unique approach for a company of their size, as a lot of similar companies might hire independent contractors; but Cadence SEO wanted to attract the best of...
2021-10-0845 min
Yes, I Work From HomePet Care as a 24/7 Job at Home, with Willow AldridgeWillow Aldridge runs a small business doing in-home boarding of dogs, doggie daycare, drop-ins, and training and has high hopes of expanding this business on a larger scale to offer more things. She grew up around dog rescue and veterinary medicine and was raised on a small homestead. Now, Willow is a young mom, full-time business student, homemaker; and she chose to leave the "work away" life in the vet clinic setting to be able to spend more time home doing the things she loves--all things dog. In this episode, Willow talks about how she originally spent...
2021-10-071h 08
Yes, I Work From HomeFinding A Job You Love, with Sarah GiacopuzziSarah Giacopuzzi loves her job! She works in a project specialist position at an inverter company that handles utility-scale solar projects, and in this episode, she breaks down what her role is working in a company that makes solar fields and how that is different from residential and commercial solar panel installations. She is located in the Phoenix East Valley from home in Chandler, Arizona, and rarely needs to actually drive into Phoenix to go onsite but sometimes chooses to go into the office to meet a new member of the team or for a team-building event with food.
2021-09-3057 min
Yes, I Work From HomeA Tech Nerd Talks About Working From Home, with Kit HalloffKit Halloff is a professional drummer, singer, and next-door neighbor to April Malone, in Gilbert, Arizona. He has an interesting work-from-home story in that he was a full-time musician who just happened to start a brand new desk job as an account representative/sales position for a tech company the same week that everything shut down in March 2020, unexpectedly losing all of his music gigs the same week he started training in his new position at CDW. Originally, he was going to train onsite, but that quickly got shifted to his basement, where he is now set up quite...
2021-09-241h 02
Yes, I Work From HomeRecovering After Technical Difficulties, with Colleen BiggsColleen Biggs is an inspirational speaker, business growth coach, author, and founder of Lead UP for Women. She is based out of East Mesa in Gilbert, AZ, and offers business growth coaching for female entrepreneurs. Her organization also has a magazine as well as a twice-weekly podcast and other events happening on a regular basis, in person as well as with women coming from several countries and meeting together online.Colleen has been working from home now for 18 years and, like many entrepreneurs, has had to learn how to be her own tech help, learning new skills...
2021-09-231h 04
Yes, I Work From HomeDesign A Work-From-Home Office, with Risha WaldenRisha Walden is a vegan interior designer based out of New Jersey, USA, who has been primarily working from home for the past 12 years, with the exception of some of her onsite consultations with her clients. As a vegan herself for the past five years, she has transitioned into finding sources where she can pursue her passion of creating beauty without cruelty by finding luxury alternatives for animal products that are used prolifically in luxury interior design. We discussed some of the pros and cons of different plant-based materials, their alternatives, as well as some of the current supply...
2021-09-171h 19
Yes, I Work From HomeBuilding Confidence As A Remote Worker, with Ibrahim DarIbrahim Dar is a Dubai-based public speaker, author, and confidence coach, who is currently working from home in Pakistan as he is preparing to get married later this month. The plan is that he and his future wife will likely travel for six months or even longer before they return home to settle down. Ibrahim talked about some of the stark differences between being a businessperson in UAE versus Pakistan, and how the regulations in UAE have made it necessary to get a business license for selling anything more than a couple of personal pieces of furniture, and business...
2021-09-141h 09
Yes, I Work From HomeOnline Interview Tips and Tricks, with April Malone****Can't watch the video right now? Check out the full transcript on our podcast website at: https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com/podcast/episodes/63Our podcast is now live on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, Google, and anywhere else you prefer to listen to your podcasts. We appreciate any of our listeners who listen, download, subscribe, or leave a positive rating or review. Thank you!****If you'd like to be a guest on the Yes, I Work From Home Podcast, please go to https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com...
2021-09-101h 03
Yes, I Work From HomeWhen A Podcasting Side Gig Becomes The Main Hustle, with Derrick MichaudDerrick Michaud is the founder and executive producer of a podcasting agency called Shelby Row Productions based out of the Memphis, Tennessee, area. Derrick had years of experience in radio and commercials and spent some time living in Tennessee and working as a musician, including several years touring as a bassist in a few different bands. He talks about how he, as is the custom with most musicians, needed to have additional work to make ends meet when he wasn't traveling; so he would negotiate with restaurant managers to wait tables when he was in town and would balance...
2021-09-081h 22
Yes, I Work From HomeRunning A Global Franchise From Home, with Neel Parekh****Can't watch the video right now? Check out the full transcript on our podcast website at: https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com/podcast/episodes/61Our podcast is now live on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, Google, and anywhere else you prefer to listen to your podcasts. We appreciate any of our listeners who listen, download, subscribe, or leave a positive rating or review. Thank you!****If you'd like to be a guest on the Yes, I Work From Home Podcast, please go to https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com/podcast/guest and...
2021-09-0255 min
Yes, I Work From HomeOvercoming Burnout and Working From Home, with Reena VokounReena Vokoun has recently relocated from the silicone valley to the San Diego area. She is the founder and CEO of Passion Fit™ as well as a TEDx speaker, media spokesperson, certified wellness expert, personal and professional development coach and consultant, content creator, and marketer. In this episode, Reena talks about how she is always striving for work-life balance, especially after experiencing burnout from previously working in corporate America/tech/Silicon Valley for so many years and because of her focus with her company on work-life balance with clients and organizations. Reena acknowledges that, to this day, it's not al...
2021-08-2648 min
Yes, I Work From HomeMillennials Who Enjoy Working From Home, with Gaby DeimekeGaby Deimeke is a freelance lifestyle photographer who is currently based in Austin, Texas, though she enjoys moving about every two years. Gaby studied abroad in London for a couple of years learning fashion photography and then spent another two years in New York City. She has specialized in concert photography and is now exploring wedding photography and some other markets; however, her main focus has been a series she has done with local businesswomen, first in New York, and most recently in Texas. She decided she wanted to network and learn from female founders and entrepreneurs; so, in...
2021-08-241h 01
Yes, I Work From HomeFood Blogging and Beyond, with Samantha MilnerSamantha Milner is a six-figure food blogger and mother of three who just moved from Portugal back to the UK. Sam and her husband, Dominic, created a food blog called Recipe This in 2015 which is focused on recipes using popular kitchen gadgets such as the instant pot or air fryer. She was instrumental in bringing frozen food in the air fryer to the internet for the first time and was the first to bring out an ebook about the air fryer on Kindle. Her husband was a chef in the past, and together they work on creating and testing...
2021-08-191h 24
Yes, I Work From HomeYou Can Lose Weight While Working From Home, with David MedanskyDavid Medansky is a retired divorce attorney turned international best-selling author located just west of Phoenix in Waddell, Arizona. Several years ago, he had a doctor who told him he either needed to make some healthy changes or get a new doctor; and that was the start of his own weight-loss journey. David speaks about his experience with a sudden diet change and some of the ups and downs associated with that and how it led him to do additional research on the topic, comparing new and old literature. In the end, David wrote a book as he was...
2021-08-171h 17
Yes, I Work From HomeAdvice From A Transition Coach, with Crystal LaylandCrystal Layland is an entrepreneur and remote worker who is balancing her own work with clients while homeschooling her 1st grader, all as a single parent with teenagers as well. She has an MBA and has left the corporate world in order to start a few entrepreneurial ventures, including one that she created as a business plan for a grad school assignment. She learned so much along the way that she now helps others who are leaving their 9-to-5 jobs to also make the transition to becoming business owners.In this episode, Crystal reveals why she loves...
2021-08-131h 18
Yes, I Work From HomeProduct Creation and Selling Online, with Vicki WeinbergVicki Weinberg, of Kent, UK, originally started on the corporate side; but, after pregnancy and the difficult postpartum period, she deliberately set out not to go back to employment and wanted to find a way to work from home, earn decent money, and work around her children. She has been working from home now for 7 years in several different capacities and shares in this episode about her work-from-home journey started as a children's yoga instructor. She joined a franchise and thought that she would just be going out to studios and schools to teach yoga classes but underestimated the...
2021-08-1051 min
Yes, I Work From HomeFuture-proof Your Work-From-Home Career, with Maulik ParekhMaulik Parekh is an avid entrepreneur, speaker, and bestselling author, currently based in the metro area of Manila, Philippines. In this episode, Maulik talks about how he went from working long hours onsite in his role as a CEO of global companies to taking a year-long sabbatical with the intention to travel the world with his family. They had a plan to travel and then relocate to Singapore to work on a new venture; however, instead of traveling during his year off, since the pandemic shut down those plans, he was able to use that time to knock another...
2021-08-0550 min
Yes, I Work From HomeWisdom For Kids and CEOs, with Angel RiboAngel Ribo, of Plano, Texas, has spent the last 21 years helping over 1500 CEOs all around the world accelerate the growth of their businesses. He was born near Barcelona, Spain, but has now lived in 8 countries and speaks 5 languages. In this episode, Angel shares about a pivotal summer when he was in 9th grade and made a very intentional choice to make the most of a summer program where he was able to fully immerse himself in an English-speaking environment. This helped Angel catapult himself down a path of language learning which has allowed him to work with multinational corporations...
2021-08-0352 min
Yes, I Work From HomeManaging from Home, with Katherine Spinney, Ep. 52Katherine Spinney is a leadership coach from Baltimore, Maryland, whose background includes master's degrees in both teaching and social work. She's worked in diverse environments from urban to rural to suburban to international. She eventually was thrown into management with very little training on the subject, but she now has a decade of experience in managing teams and decided she'd like to help equip leaders with the help and information she wasn't given but could have really used. Recently, she has created Katherine Spinney Coaching LLC to support other managers on their respective professional journeys. With this, she provides...
2021-07-291h 18
Yes, I Work From HomeHow To Combat Isolation While Working From Home, with April MaloneApril Malone does a solo episode where she talks about some of the ways that she has combatted the social isolation that can come with working from home. She shares some of the ways that she's been able to make new friends, even while working from home for 13 years through different stages of life, as a single, newly married, and as a mom with young children. When April first started working from home in 2008, she had just moved out of state and was living from home. In order to get out of the house, she started taking a pottery...
2021-07-2238 min
Yes, I Work From HomeThe Downside of Working From Home, with Jill DevineJill Devine is a St. Louis native, an entrepreneur, wife, and mother of two little ones. Jill has spent the majority of her adult life as an on-air radio personality and spent over 20 years at numerous radio stations in the St. Louis area. However, in December of 2019, her situation changed, and she found herself unexpectedly working from a home office just on her podcast. As she transitioned to a different lifestyle, Jill embraced skipping the commute into the city and loved the comfy clothes, and found herself equipped with three months’ experience working from home before the rest of th...
2021-07-201h 03
Yes, I Work From HomeThe Magic Of Children's Book Publishing, with Lara Law and Carrie TurleyLara Law and Carrie Turley are neighbors who just live 5 doors from one another who have joined forces and started a children's book publishing house together, Lawley Publishing. In this episode, both women are interviewed together and share the story of how it all began with transforming a bedroom in Carrie’s home into a magical land filled with fairies as a special room for her grandchildren. As they added fairy houses and Lara painted the murals on the walls, they developed stories to go with each character; and they both felt a desire to create a book out of...
2021-07-151h 11
Yes, I Work From HomeHow to Write A Compelling Resume, with Krista MorrisKrista Morris is the chief resume writer and founder of Virtuoso Resumes & Recruiting in Gilbert, Arizona; and her passion is helping connect people with the careers of their dreams. With more than 20 years of experience as an executive, hiring manager, and consultant, Krista started her journey as a career services entrepreneur in the best of ways...by accident. In this episode, Krista shares about how she left her office job around the birth of her second child and has been her own boss for 14 years now. She shares a business with her husband; and they both work from home...
2021-07-1350 min
Yes, I Work From HomeBuilding a Work-From-Home Writing Career, With Nicki KrawczykNicki Krawczyk is a copywriter from Massachusetts, USA, with 15+ years of experience, writing for multi-billion-dollar companies, solopreneurs, and every size business in between. She also coaches people to become professional copywriters and build thriving careers of their own through her company Filthy Rich Writer and her Comprehensive Copywriting Academy. For Nicky, being "filthy rich" means having a job you love, being good at what you do, and making great money doing it. She’s passionate about helping people take their writing skills and turn them into a marketable business. Even during the difficult times that the pandemic brought, Nicki an...
2021-07-081h 06
Yes, I Work From HomeWorking From Home Through The HR Lens, with Sara HudsonIn this Episode, Sara Hudson, of the Houston, Texas, metro area, is a benefits manager for a large organization that specializes in HR outsourcing services. She's been working with the same company for 15 years, with the past 11 of those working from a home office. She's also a mother to two young children, who have been attending a daycare that remained open throughout the pandemic, so her workday has not changed very much in the past year. In this episode, Sara talks about issues relating to human resources, such as when someone takes a leave of absence (LOA) or utilizes...
2021-07-051h 05
Yes, I Work From HomeA Registered Dietician’s Journey to Parenting and Writing, with Yaffi LvovaYaffi Lvova is an experienced Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and a proud mom of three boys, including twins. In this episode, Yaffi shares about how she went through school while hoping to start a family; and once she did have children, she realized she could use her background to help other new parents and those whose children have feeding disorders or other issues surrounding food. She writes when she can, “between the cracks,” and during the pandemic, she managed to write a number of books. Currently, she’s consulting and writing from home most of the time but also works about...
2021-06-241h 06
Yes, I Work From HomeWhere Should I Put My Home Office? with April Malone*****Can't watch the video right now? Check out the full transcript on our podcast website at: https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com/podcast/episodes/44Our podcast is now live on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, Google, and anywhere else you prefer to listen to your podcasts. We appreciate any of our listeners who listen, download, subscribe, or leave a positive rating or review. Thank you!****If you'd like to be a guest on the Yes, I Work From Home Podcast, please go to https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com/podc... and click on the first big...
2021-06-2250 min
Yes, I Work From HomeCreating a Culture of Community for Remote Workers, with Regina UribeRegina Uribe is a mom, wife, and ed tech professional who works from home by choice and necessity since Aug 2019. After working in higher education for almost 9 years, she started working remotely to be able to take care of her two kids and take her special needs daughter to therapy. For Regina, working from home provides the flexibility to not have to choose between her professional career and providing the care that her kids need. In this episode, she shares about how, in order to first make the switch from onsite to home, she leveraged her network within her...
2021-06-1754 min
Yes, I Work From HomeChanging Careers and Retiring Abroad, with Emily BronEmily Bron is currently based out of Toronto, Canada, but she says she doesn't know where she might be in a year or two as she's keeping her options open as her company is internet-based and she's hoping to begin traveling again soon. She has worked in several different careers in several different countries, but in recent years has focused on travel and is now the owner of the International Lifestyle Consulting company. She helps people in the US and Canada find new places to live, work, and retire, with an emphasis on helping those of the Baby Boomer...
2021-06-151h 02
Yes, I Work From HomeDesign Your Dream Virtual Work Lifestyle,with Julia Baldwin TaylorJulia Baldwin Taylor is a serial entrepreneur and business manifestation coach based out of a mountain town in Colorado who has, over the past several years, been able to design a dream schedule for her work-from-home lifestyle. In this episode, Julia shares about how she went from working full time in an office setting for an employer to slowly transitioning some of her hours to remote work to eventually starting her own online businesses by doing freelance work. A few years ago, Julia had a life-altering event that caused her to reevaluate her business priorities, including how she spent...
2021-06-1050 min
Yes, I Work From HomeFinding Balance Between Business and Family, with Krisna GuytonKrisna Guyton is a mother of three based out of North Carolina who provides time management and organizational coaching to mothers who are entering into entrepreneurship and need assistance with balancing family and business. In this episode, Krisna shares her own story of how she got to a place where she recognized that she was overwhelmed with trying to manage parenting and household responsibilities while transitioning from her previous nursing job into starting her own business. She has now helped many mothers create freedom plans that give them uninterrupted time to focus on their business as well as have...
2021-05-271h 02
Yes, I Work From HomeFocused Art Leads To Focused Art ProjectJustin Higgins was able to start working remotely two years ago when he moved to Los Angeles, California, by negotiating with his employer at the time to cover his coworking space fees. He's often running personal growth experiments, and in the past year decided that he wanted to improve his sales and marketing skills and has built 24-Hour Homepage, a website where visitors see one clickable image for the current second of the day. It's like a big, 24-hour GIF or art project that will live online forever that he is selling one second at a time....
2021-05-251h 19
Yes, I Work From HomeStarting A Podcast From Home is Easy, with Angie GriffithAngie Griffith had been living the life of a busy artist manager in Nashville, Tennessee; but even though it was scary to leave her title and cushy, salaried position, she's decided in the last year to go ahead and step out and start something of her own, from home. In a short amount of time, Angie has gone from learning about what it takes to start a podcast to pitch the idea to her bosses to now producing podcasts for celebrity musicians, one of which peaked at #1 on the Apple Podcasts Music chart. She also has a brand new...
2021-05-2158 min
Yes, I Work From HomeLiving the Remote Can Do Life, with Gail GibsonGail Gibson has traveled with her husband for many years. Originally from Perth, Australia, she's spent several years working corporate jobs in Canada and the UK; but, now that she's able to work from anywhere, they've been able to see the world and decided to settle semi-permanently in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. In this session, Gail shares her personal strategies for working from home which include things such as starting off the day by spending time walking out in nature, electronics-free, so that she can clear her mind and set her intention for the day. Gail says that she works...
2021-05-181h 07
Yes, I Work From HomeLiving the Remote Work Life with Passion, with Christine McAlisterChristine McAlister joins us today from Louisville, Kentucky. In this episode, Christine talks about how the unexpected loss of their first child was devastating yet became a turning point in her life and career. She was able to make a transition from a toxic work environment to working for herself. In the past, she was a college professor, career counselor, and online marketer; however, in 2015, Christine founded her coaching and consulting business, Life With Passion, where she focuses on helping sensitive and high-achieving clients find freedom from the daily grind. Now, she enjoys seeing most of her clients able...
2021-05-1348 min
Yes, I Work From HomeA Digital Nomad at Heart, with Ali GreeneAli Greene comes to us today from Javea, Spain. She is originally from the USA but started working remotely in 2014 and started her digital nomad life soon thereafter, traveling around the world for several years before enduring the 2020 lockdowns in France and then more recently settling down in Spain as her new home base. Although she is no longer traveling from country to country as regularly as she had been, she has been part of remote teams, including managing a team of 5. She was previously head of culture at a company called Oyster that specialized in helping remote workers...
2021-05-061h 06
Yes, I Work From HomeDedicated Home Offices Versus Hybrid Options with Rael BrickerRael Bricker joins us today from Perth, Australia, to talk about his extended work-from-home journey and how he has landed upon his current hybrid setup with an office onsite as well as his home office and how he flows back and forth between the two spaces. He is originally from South Africa, and he and his family picked up and moved to Australia for new opportunities and a change of pace. One thing led to another, and he ended up working from a home office on and off over the years and is now an entrepreneur managing a team...
2021-05-041h 21
Yes, I Work From HomePros and Cons of Remote Work, with Ute Franzen-WaschkeUte Franzen-Waschke, of Holle, Germany, specializes in corporate culture and communication and has been working from home as a coach and consultant for nearly two decades. In today's episode, she talks about how she and her husband had temporarily relocated to the USA for her husband's work assignment right before the 2020 pandemic started shutting everything down. Even though she had anticipated working remotely with some of her corporate clients while she was traveling, the two of them ended up working from an apartment in Michigan. In the past, Ute was seeing local clients often in the mornings and then...
2021-04-291h 01
Yes, I Work From Home25 Years Working From Home, With Publicist, Tracy LamourieTracy Lamourie has worked from home for over 25 years. She’s now a high-profile international award-winning publicist, based out of Hamilton, in Ontario, Canada. April asked her if she could think way back to talk about how she originally got into working from home back in the 1990s before it was very common; so Tracy tells her story of how she went from working in telemarketing-type roles to building her own business to the point where she’s often traveling internationally for speaking gigs and VIP parties. Tracy and her husband have worked together in radio and as activists thro...
2021-04-271h 22
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2021-04-261h 04
Yes, I Work From HomeStrong and Capable and Working From Home, with Brigette HellerBrigette Heller is a work-from-home mom in Gilbert, Arizona. In the past year, Brigette has transitioned from working full time in a school office to starting two businesses based out of her home. Deco Crate is a design and event decorating business, where Brigette and her sister work together to curate crates of decorations and party accessories that can be used to liven up an event space with fun and beautiful themes for birthday parties, showers, holiday events, and even weddings. Brigette is no stranger to entrepreneurship and has, over the years, started several businesses as well as started...
2021-04-201h 07
Yes, I Work From HomeAll About Outschool, with Onboarding Specialist, Tegan BombardTegan Bombard is the onboarding specialist for Outschool, a remote learning platform. Outschool educators are made up of people with a wide variety of education and experience, from certified teachers who teach the core subjects, to circus performers, who teach juggling, and everything in between. The classes are presented in a range of formats as well, from one-time classes to semester long courses, as well as short courses, ongoing social classes, clubs, and camp formats. Tegan helps educators new to the platform with additional support during their onboarding phase.If you’re interested in learning more about be...
2021-04-151h 03
Yes, I Work From HomeA Backup Plan for EverythingCan't watch the video right now? Check out the full transcript on our podcast website at: https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com/podcast/episodes/29****If you'd like to be a guest on the Yes, I Work From Home Podcast, please go to https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com/podcast/guest and click on the first big green "guest interview" button to let us know more about you and your work-from-home life. We are on the lookout for people with interesting stories about how they're making their WFH life work, whether you're working for yourself or someone else. You can...
2021-04-1355 min
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2021-04-101h 01
Yes, I Work From HomeHiring a Nanny While Working From Home with April MaloneAt some point, when someone who has young children is working from home, the topic of childcare is bound to come up. Should I have someone come to my home? Should I bring my kids somewhere else? What are my options? How much will it cost? Should I ask a relative to watch my kid? Is it weird to have someone here while I'm working from home? Will they help around the house? Should I just try to keep them occupied while I'm working? The answer to all of these questions is, well... "It depends." It depends on so...
2021-04-011h 14
Yes, I Work From HomeChange and ChoicesMichelle Zuspan is one of the many people who began working from home unexpectedly as a result of the pandemic. In this episode, she shares about how she needed to bring her work computer into her own bedroom, as she was required to have a locked door with no interruptions; and this also meant that she needed to strip her bedroom of the smart devices she was accustomed to having in that room. We talk about how working from home with a strict 30-minute lunch schedule can make it more challenging to eat a hot meal, even in one's...
2021-03-301h 13
Yes, I Work From HomeWorking For The Government From A Farm, EIEIO, with Shawn RileyShawn Riley is the chief information officer and cabinet member to Governor Burgum of North Dakota; but back home on his hobby farm in Southeastern Minnesota with his wife and kids, he's affectionately known as Chief E-I-E-I-O. In this episode, Shawn shares his personal journey from starting his own computer repair and website business at the age of 16 at the encouragement of some people in his community. His willingness to take on tough projects led him up through the ranks in more than one organization. As an IT professional, he's been familiar with working remotely with team members from...
2021-03-231h 17
Yes, I Work From HomeThe Ups and Downs of Tutoring OnlineElton Curtis has been working as an online tutor/teacher for the past 4 years, first as an ESL conversation partner through Cambly, then as an ESL tutor through iTutorGroup, and most recently as a tutor through Varsity Tutors. Elton is known for being quick to sing, and he has an infectious smile. In our conversation, we discuss some of the ways the ESL industry has started shifting in the past year and some of our shared experiences with one of the companies where we overlapped for nearly 3 years. We also chat about the importance of having a backup plan...
2021-03-181h 12
Yes, I Work From HomeUtilizing Flexibility In Working Through A Pandemic Brodie Hubbard, otherwise known as Hub, is a writer, storyteller, and performer from the Phoenix East Valley. He is also a husband and full time dad working from home since the beginning of the pandemic. In a past life, he was an English Lit major and also received an MFA in creative writing. He's from Arizona but did a stink in LA but ended up closer to home as he and his wife were growing their family. Hub talks about how he has engaged in work in a few different industries over the past decade and how having a...
2021-03-161h 17
Yes, I Work From HomeJuggling Entertainment and A Desk JobCharles Dolbel is a balloon twisting, juggling, fire performer in Auckland, New Zealand, who lost most of his income overnight due to the pandemic and quickly got a work-from-home desk job working in a call center for an essential service in his home city. We also touch on topics related to running a wholesale business from his home and how a side gig can sometimes not only pay more than a day job, but it can also provide some freedom in terms of changing jobs if one ever lands in a toxic work environment. Charles is a natural educator...
2021-03-111h 00
Yes, I Work From HomeOn Routines and Forming HabitsWe are back from our winter break! This episode focuses on habits and routines and how they’re related yet not the same thing. For some people who work from home, it can be difficult to break out of unhealthy habits and establish healthy ones when out of the public eye. For others, it’s a great opportunity to get a fresh start. When we let some of our bad work and posture habits go unchecked as we are working from a home office, it can lead to avoidable injury. It’s time to take some bad habits and start...
2021-03-091h 00
Yes, I Work From HomeManage Stress and Learn When to Slow DownMarla Williams shares how her doctor told her she needed to slow down or her stress levels would destroy her health. She was running herself too thin with high pressure positions in a corporate setting, and she eventually stepped down in order to heal. In this episode, she shares some of the stress relieving techniques that have worked for her and others over the more recent years. Marla is now a life and business coach and a newly published author of the BEING Zone and its companion journal. Marla has transformed her own life and the lives of over 1200...
2020-12-091h 03
Yes, I Work From HomeAdventures in Teaching ESL From PeruJoe Milne has taught over 70,000 Asian students as an online ESL teacher. He's from England but has been now living in Peru for 7 years. In addition to teaching, he focuses on content creation and teacher training. Joe enjoys video editing and uses his YouTube channel to share general and advanced ESL teaching tips as well as updates and tips related to one company he's been working with for the last 5 years. He'll do editing for others on occasion as well. Joe shares how he transitioned from working in a call center job in Lima t...
2020-12-0159 min
Yes, I Work From HomeOn Parenting, Productivity, and Products*****Can't watch the video right now? Check out the full transcript on our podcast website at: https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com/podcast/episodes/17Our podcast is now live on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, Google, and anywhere else you prefer to listen to your podcasts. We appreciate any of our listeners who listen, download, subscribe, or leave a positive rating or review. Thank you!****If you'd like to be a guest on the Yes, I Work From Home Podcast, please go to https://www.yesiworkfromhome.com/podcast/guest and click on the...
2020-11-2650 min
Yes, I Work From HomeYour Procrastination Prevention Partner, Eric Twiggs,Eric Twiggs comes on the show today to discuss productivity and accountability. He is a procrastination prevention partner whose mission is to build high performing entrepreneurs, authors, and career professionals, who are prepared for life’s unexpected curve balls. He shares about his journey from working in auto sales, how he enjoyed teaching and training in that setting, and how that eventually led him to him becoming a time management expert. Eric is author of The Discipline of Now: 12 Practical Principles to Overcome Procrastination. He is also a founding partner and president of The What Now Movement as...
2020-11-2458 min
Yes, I Work From HomeUsing Food as Medicine and Healthy Lifestyles to Reduce StressNicole Eichinger has been a registered dietitian for 12 years who has been meeting with and supporting her clients virtually for the past 6 years with nutrition counseling sessions as well as some online courses. She specializes in helping exhausted professionals feel like themselves again by using food as medicine. Nicole talks about how she manages her work-from-home life as well as her own anxiety and stress levels by making time for herself, prioritizing healthy sleep patterns, being aware of inflammation in her body, knowing her limits when it comes to balancing her family and business responsibilities, and using food as m...
2020-11-191h 01
Yes, I Work From HomeThe Work From Home Email Security GuyDan Wheeler is a professional services consultant in North Carolina, who has been in the IT industry for over 25 years but has focused on information security, specifically email security, for the last 6 years. He's been working from home for 2 years now after spending his entire career with an at-work desk job. He tells the story of how he ended up rather unexpectedly changing jobs after a casual conversation with someone, saying that Proofpoint, sounded like a great place to work. He obtained a remote work job with this email security company and appreciated how his company invested time into...
2020-11-171h 03
Yes, I Work From HomeAvoiding Overwhelm With AutomationRachelle Deem is an automation and integration specialist from Australia who specializes in helping female entrepreneurs put some of the more mundane or manual tasks of their day-to-day work on autopilot in order to free up more time to scale their business. She's very well versed in many of the course creation all-in-one portals as she helps clients as they transfer from one to another and integrate different pieces together. In this episode, Rachelle shares how she was able to very gradually switch over from her desk job of 25 years to working from home as a virtual assistant on...
2020-11-161h 10
Yes, I Work From HomeHigh-School Dropout to Digital Marketing Expert, Entrepreneur, and EducatorDylan Ogline has been self-employed as an entrepreneur for the greater part of his life, since he was 14 years old, selling cell phones at a profit and creating websites instead of finishing high school. In this interview, he tells the story of how he went from sitting on a plastic bucket in a basement to having a 7-figure digital agency. Dylan shares how he accomplished this by focusing on just one thing at a time; and, now, as an educator, he loves helping teach others how to find their one thing to focus on so they can start and...
2020-11-101h 10
Yes, I Work From HomeWorkology - The Study of Work and Working From AnywhereJonas Altman describes himself as a workologist, someone who studies work in order to help people do their best work. In this interview, April and Jonas talk about "Zoom fatigue" and how listening and having a conversation without always being on video helps the mind to concentrate in a different way. They also talk about how leaders of organizations that allow employees to work from home can help their workforce avoid burnout by creating a culture of trust and autonomy, especially as more people transition to remote work options, allowing people more choice about where and when they work.
2020-11-061h 02
Yes, I Work From HomeProjects, Podcasts, and Putting a Plan on PaperTrevor Newberry is the owner and operator of Newberry Consulting and the co-founder of AppThink. With both companies, Trevor's goal is to help first-time and non-technical founders save time and money building their software products by teaching and applying product management best practices. He likes talking with clients about how to build a software product when you've never done it before and you don't know how to code. In fact, he spends a lot of his time working with first-time or non-technical founders. In this episode, Trevor shares how, even though he's creating digital products, he plans h...
2020-11-031h 00
Yes, I Work From HomeMaking Connections While Juggling Kids and WorkJen Huish is a NC Certified Public Accountant working for a company in California from her home office in Arizona. Jen is also mother to two amazing children, ages six and nine, which makes work-life balance a very high priority for her! Jen and April got to know each other in person through a string of birthday parties and parking lot encounters through their local school and discuss in this episode about how their friendship was accelerated as they discovered they both were juggling their work-from-home demands with their family life. She reveals how the remote-school journey of her...
2020-10-291h 01
Yes, I Work From HomeConversation with a Minimalist Financial EntrepreneurJermane Cheatem is a financial entrepreneur who is living a minimalistic lifestyle and using the freedom he's created for himself to travel the world while working from anywhere. He typically reserves AirBnB places with his partner for one month at a time and is currently stationed in Malaysia when his one-week stop there turned into over 6 months once the pandemic of 2020 changed their travel plans. Jermane shares about how he's been able to negotiate some high-end places to stay with AirBnB by using the filters and planning the travel one region at a time. He talks about how he...
2020-10-2749 min
Yes, I Work From HomeFacing Your Fears in Work and LifeApril Malone interviews Adam Webber, who is the founder and developer of a podcast app called CallCast. Adam is currently working from home since March of 2020 and has been working with a team to develop phone app. Most recently, they developed an app that could be used by on-the-go podcasters who want to record themselves or even conduct interviews and do light editing all on the phone. In order to test out his own app, he challenged himself to test it to the limits by recording and publishing a new interview with a new person every single day for...
2020-10-2253 min
Yes, I Work From HomeMaster Your Talk and Change the WorldBrenden Kumarasamy is the founder of MasterTalk, a YouTube channel he started to help the world master the art of public speaking and communication. Brenden works a day job in addition to his coaching business, all from his basement office. He coaches purpose driven entrepreneurs and executives on how to master their message and share their ideas with the world. Brenden has more recently been able to switch to professional recording and editing and has been batch recording some of his videos in a suit shop. In this interview, we talk about how he went from hating public speaking...
2020-10-2052 min
Yes, I Work From HomeApril's Work-From-Home JourneyApril Malone, the host of Yes, I Work From Home, does a solo episode this week and shares portions of her own story about working from home for 12 years through 5 moves while going from a single woman to a mother of three. She talks about how bad weather played a role in her getting her first work-from-home job and how she kept that same job through several big moves. April talks about some of the different ways she's set up her offices in her various homes, including some of the things that worked and didn't work as well. When...
2020-10-1545 min
Yes, I Work From HomeKeeping Busy While Semi-Retired in ParadiseKen Shute is a semi-retired hobby entrepreneur who is currently based on the big island in Hawaii. He has been part of the balloon entertainment industry for 15 years; but, now that he has moved his business from California to Hawaii, he exclusively focuses on designing, sewing, and customizing specialty gear used by balloon artists around the world. In this interview, we talk about how the Covid-19 pandemic has “grounded” many of his entertainer colleagues which has, in turn, affected the demand for Ken’s products. During his busy times prior to the shutdown, Ken was often in his spare-bedroom worksh...
2020-10-0858 min
Yes, I Work From HomeThe Life of a Teleworking Night Shift MomAngela Norlien is a full-time medical transcriptionist/healthcare documentation specialist and mother of six who works from home on the night shift for a medical clinic. April and Angela actually worked together on the overnight and weekend shifts and became close friends, virtually, even before they met each other in person. They talk about ditching the commute, what it was like working with infants, clocking in as hourly employees, and staying awake on long overnight shifts. Angela shares about how she got into medical transcription and what it's like to work in an shrinking field as the methods for...
2020-10-0650 min
Yes, I Work From HomeMaking a 40-hour Work Week ManageableMatthew Stublefield is the head of education and a lead product manager at Adaptavist, the largest Atlassian services provider worldwide. He's looking forward to the birth of his second child and paternity leave later this fall and talks about this as well as the unlimited leave policy and what that looks like for him and his employees. Adaptavist is primarily a remote-work company based out of the UK, though they do have offices in several US cities, including Springfield, Missouri, where Matthew lives. His work requires some travel, and he goes to the local office on occasion to meet...
2020-10-0154 min
Yes, I Work From HomeInterview with a Virtual High School English TeacherAmber Van Hale is in her 10th year of teaching high school English for a virtual public charter school in Wisconsin, and she had 5 years experience teaching in brick and mortar schools prior to moving online. In our interview, we talk about how she communicates with her students and coworkers, some of the ways her school has managed to allow the students to connect with each other online and in person over time, and some of the logistical challenges that come with teaching virtually. We cover what her school provides and what she's had to purchase for herself, and...
2020-09-2945 min
Yes, I Work From HomeConversation with a Work-From-Home PharmacistNicole Epplin is a pharmacist living on an acreage with her family in the lovely hills of Southern Illinois. In the past, she was able to work 2-days a week from home with just her phone's hotspot; but now that she is working full-time from home, along with everyone else, not to mention competing for bandwidth with her three children, she's had to find new solutions to make working from home sustainable. In our interview, we talk about what it's like to work in a rural area with spotty internet, balancing work, family, and mental health when it comes...
2020-09-2447 min
Yes, I Work From HomeLearning To Grow A Business At HomeOur first guest on the Yes, I Work From Home Podcast is Ryan Langr, from Austin, Minnesota. Ryan's held a few various positions over the years but has transitioned more recently from being a stay-at-home to a work-from-home dad in the past 2.5 years. Ryan had been blogging for about 15 years, but two years ago, he managed to take his writing skills and combine them with a creative hobby which turned into a work-from-home endeavor. He started his own table top game design publishing company that has grown to the point where he is now managing a team of about 15...
2020-09-2245 minYes, I Work From HomeYes, I Work From Home TrailerWhat might a Dungeons and Dragons writer, a pharmacist, and a high school English teacher all have in common? I interviewed three people in these positions, and they all work from home. Listen to this trailer to hear excerpts from our first three episodes!Hello, my name is April Malone, and, Yes, I Work From Home. In this podcast, I speak with people in all sorts of different walks of life who work from their office in a spare bedroom, at the kitchen table, or maybe even from an RV. We will hear why and how they...
2020-09-2201 min