Hi Kasey,

I get it! My little one is on the autism spectrum. It became clear pretty early on that his schedule and needs were the priority everything else, including work, were second. That’s why I took up freelancing. I started out writing, editing, proofreading, transcribing, and virtual assisting. Basically, I was piecing together a living online one gig at a time. It was A LOT of work, I won’t lie, but it was worth it. Eventually, I built my writing clientele up enough that it was my main job. If you have the will to do it, you too can find a profitable freelance skill and use it to earn an income – on your own terms 🙂

Happily,

Ashlee

Hi Tiffany,

Thanks for stopping by! Data entry work is one of the most sought after work-from-home jobs out there. However, the number of actual data entry jobs available are few and far between. And, those that do exist are often for very low pay (I’m talking a couple bucks an hour).

With your hands as full as they are, you might want to try your hand at freelancing. Virtual assistant and transcription are great for beginners. Writing is also a great way to earn a living from home, working a schedule you choose. I’ve used all three options to support myself and my son as a single mom. If I can do it, so can you 🙂

Best of luck to you!

Happily,

Ashlee