In this post, we’re wrapping up our journey through the “Remote Work Productivity Triangle.” This model helped me figure out how to return to remote work while caring for a newborn, and I hope it’s helping you too!

Remote work sounds appealing—flexible hours, the comfort of your own space, and more time with family. But in reality, it’s not for everyone. To avoid burnout and chaos, you need to take an honest look at yourself and ask the right questions. What are they? Let’s continue exploring my model, the Productive Remote Work Triangle.

Hi there, amazing work-from-home moms! 🌟 Today, we’re diving deeper into the “Remote Work Productivity Triangle” model, which is all about helping you balance remote work and family life. This approach helps you decide if remote work is right for you or optimize your current setup if you’re already working remotely.

Remote work can feel like a dream come true—or a never-ending challenge. For some moms, it’s the ultimate lifesaver: staying close to the kids, having a flexible schedule, and still earning an income. For others, it’s a source of chaos, stress, and exhaustion. Why such different experiences? What’s the secret?