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Working From Home – Benefits Of This Lifestyle

  • Writer: Brainz Magazine
    Brainz Magazine
  • Nov 17, 2022
  • 4 min read

Updated: Feb 19, 2023

Written by: Stephanie Benjamin, Executive Contributor

Executive Contributors at Brainz Magazine are handpicked and invited to contribute because of their knowledge and valuable insight within their area of expertise.

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Have you decided or maybe just wondering what it is like, to become a digital entrepreneur, freelance writer or remote employee working from home? Well, the truth is that for many of the people who choose to go for this lifestyle, it is really a life changing career and even close to be a dream career. Here are some of the benefits of this way of living that might help you take the decision of a lifetime:

woman sitting on floor at home working with laptop and documents while having coffee.

A feeling of freedom


Working from home gives you a feeling of Freedom! With less restrictions and less limitations, every day of life is an adventure!


You can spend more time with your children, you no longer must wear business clothes for every single day. If you are an entrepreneur or freelancer, you can manage your own working hours without the necessity to negotiate with a boss. Yes, there may be times you have to work nights or weekends, but you decide when work start and when work stops, and this, is a luxury that makes the difference.


Low-Cost Start-Up


This is mostly (but not only) beneficial for entrepreneurs and freelancers. To get involved in a business is remarkably inexpensive to start up, compared to most other careers. The main piece of equipment that you need is a quality computer and a reliable Internet connection, with possibly a printer. But let's face it! Who today do not already own that! Your computer becomes your office and then fill in optional items as your business begins to grow. Therefore, you can start up as a virtual assistant, freelance writer, tutor or videographer, and own a business with low-cost investment, just with your computer.


Financial rewards


Rather than needing enough of professional clothing for daily office work, all you need is one or two decent outfits to wear when meeting with clients, which really helps when it comes to save money on gasoline and car maintenance. This money can now largely stay in your pocket or your bank account and, by telecommuting, you’ll be kinder to the environment. Not only you save money but if you are a creative entrepreneur, you can rapidly realise how rewarding it is financially to make a living selling your services and potentially, create an unlimited income. You can read of lot of those success entrepreneurship stories on websites such as fiverr.com and upwork.com.


Making a Difference


By working from home, you may also have opportunities to make a difference in other people’s lives. Perhaps, by working as a freelance writer and writing journalistic pieces about a promising new test for cancer, you can help people get earlier diagnoses and increase their chances to be cured. Or maybe you can share information about fundraising walks to raise money to fight hunger and, through your passionate prose, inspire people to participate in those walks with all their hearts. There is no better feeling than knowing that something you did made a positive difference in other people’s lives and many home-based workers have that opportunity.


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Other outcomes of working from home are the ability to be more productive when it comes to meetings and public events as it is the occasion to interact and perform in a social environment. People with a more introvert personality have a better chance to work and be comfortable in their own way. And finally, a decreasing of more than 50% on your level of stress, by working home, you don’t have to deal with the outside challenges that very often lead to the unknown, you only have to consider your sweet home environment.


Bottom line, Working from Home comes with a lot of benefits, however this doesn’t mean it is for everyone. If you have a social personality and need to constantly be in contact with other human beings, this work lifestyle may not be your cup of tea. However, if this is something that you seriously consider, do not think twice and go set yourself for success no matter where you work.


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Stephanie Benjamin, Executive Contributor Brainz Magazine

Stephanie is an international speaker, serial E-Business entrepreneur, Amazon best seller author, Business and Leadership writer, nominee for the “Women of influence” 2022 category at Success Magazine.


Throughout her career, she helps individuals achieve their success goals by developing a success mindset and is mainly involved in entertainment and sports-related industries as well as global leaders. Some of her collaborations include Olympics Athletes, Celebrities, Entrepreneurs, Millionaires, and Billionaires.


In 2020, she founded SuccessLifeGoal LTD (SLG), a digital training platform that inspires and motivates people using the philosophy of the sport industry and the power of storytelling. Stephanie believes that by implementing the mindset of a champion in your everyday life, you can improve your lifestyle, become the best version of yourself, overcome fears and obstacles, as well as multiply your possibilities, opportunities, and potential incomes. At SLG, students can access impactful courses, as well as storytelling content run by real champions such as Pro-Athletes, Olympics Athletes, and top Leaders from around the world.


Stephanie is also a co-author of two Amazon best seller books: "Unstoppable Courage" and " Rejection to redirection”. And the author of another Amazon best seller book named “Billionairess…is the goal.”, a visionary book, entirely dedicated to women in power, business, and leadership and that is developing the idea of building up the women’s world of tomorrow, where more and more global wealth will be owned by women.


She is a writer contributor for Business and Leadership related medias such as Meer.com and Women in Leadership magazine.


So far, She has been featured in WOTC magazine, Forbes (Monaco), Fox, NBC, and CBC affiliates media. Stephanie is also involved in international volunteering programs related to women's and children's education development. She is driven by the idea of empowering others, helping them become the successful version of themselves, and actually seeing them succeed.


 
 

This article is published in collaboration with Brainz Magazine’s network of global experts, carefully selected to share real, valuable insights.

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