#19: Where To Find Flexible Work-at-Home Jobs for Moms Who Put Family First

Episode Summary:
In today’s episode of Mom's Roadmap Home, I’m sharing practical advice to help you find flexible work-from-home (WFH) jobs that let you keep your family first while earning income. I'll cover different types of remote work suited for busy moms, including part-time, gig-based, and task-specific roles, along with some of my favorite resources and platforms for finding these opportunities. If you’re looking to bring in extra income without sacrificing time with your family, this episode is for you!

Key Takeaways:

1. Start Small and Build Up: I encourage you to begin with manageable tasks to gain confidence and avoid burnout.
2. Embrace Flexibility: Look for jobs that offer adjustable hours, so you can work around your family’s needs.
3. Use Trusted Resources: I’ll guide you to some vetted sites where you can find flexible, legitimate remote work options.

Highlights and Timestamps:

• [02:10] – I start by sharing my story and encouragement for moms on this journey to finding work-from-home options.
• [07:35] – Let’s talk about what “flexible WFH jobs” mean and how you can balance them with family life.
• [13:00] – Different types of flexible work, like freelance gigs, surveys, customer service, and product sales.
• [20:15] – A list of my top recommended platforms, including HireMyMom, FlexJobs, and Upwork.
• [26:30] – I offer tips for applying, setting up a workspace, and establishing boundaries to stay organized.

Resources I Mentioned:

• Gig & Freelance Work: Fiverr, Upwork, Freelancer
• Microtasks & Surveys: Amazon Mechanical Turk, Appen, Swagbucks
• Tutoring & Teaching: VIPKid, Outschool, Chegg Tutors
• Customer Support: LiveOps, Arise, Working Solutions
• Product & Direct Sales: Etsy, Dropshipping platforms

Listener Challenge:
Think about one small WFH job opportunity that aligns with your skills, and take a step toward applying or researching it. Set up a dedicated workspace—even a small one—to help keep you focused.