Dani is a creative copywriter based in Spain and she shares her story on this episode of the ⁠⁠Work From Home Forever⁠⁠ podcast. Dani grew up in Venezuela and experienced firsthand: long commutes, rising cost of gas and resources and crime and robberies that have become commonplace. These experiences shaped her views on remote work and has helped her to seek out a fulfilling work from home career.

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If you want to connect with Dani, you can find her on LinkedIn or her Instagram @daniiswriting. If you want to check out some of Dani's writing and along with her colleagues, please visit her company, Meditopia, and read some of their blog posts on meditation, mindfulness and even some articles on work from home best practices.

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Andrey is a psychology-driven digital marketer and he shares his story on this episode of the ⁠Work From Home Forever⁠ podcast. He decided to switch to working from home to focus on producing output and eliminate inefficiencies like the time and cost of a daily commute and the cost of renting a workspace.

Instead he prioritizes fitness, spending time with his friends and family and his cat. As an introvert, Andrey values the quiet environment in his remote workspace where he can work and read in peace. He feels his best work is produced when he's able to focus on his tasks for long uninterrupted periods of time.

Finally, his cat is always around when he works from home, which is a pleasant bonus.

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To connect with Andrey, you can reach him on his ⁠LinkedIn⁠ profile or via his company's website at Total Format.

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Haley shares her story on this episode of the Work From Home Forever podcast. In a three-month span, Haley faced the uncertainties of COVID, experienced a lay off as a result of the pandemic, got married and moved for her husband’s grad school. These life experiences, along with the arrival of her first child have shaped her perspectives on the importance of being present and not willing to miss out on experiences as a result of being in an office.

In this episode, we talk about:

To connect with Haley, you can reach her on her LinkedIn profile.

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On this episode of the Work From Home Forever podcast, we chat with Erin T. Erin has spent nearly 20 years in the clinical research industry and since 2010 she has worked from home full-time. 6 years ago, Erin and her husband purchased a 5th wheel and since 2021, she has been working from anywhere in her 5th RV.

Erin talks about the tips and tracks working from her RV and how she maintains strong team engagement with unique virtual team building exercises and the routines she keeps to keep her focused on her team, her colleagues and her clients.

To find more about Erin, you can connect with her via LinkedIn or via Instagram to check out her travels on the road! Be sure to visit our website for Erin's list of virtual team-building ideas!

On this episode of the Work From Home Forever podcast, we chat with Phillip M. Phillip spent over 15 years as a physical therapist and transitioned to a work from home role as a Pre-Service Coordinator. The shift from a clinical role to a non-clinical role came at a noticeable pay decrease, however, Phillip talks about the ways remote work has helped him discover a new, rewarding approach to healthcare.

Phillip talks about his desire to improve patient outcomes and how he's improving fellow healthcare colleague outcomes by teaching them and coaching them to transition to non-clinical, remote positions. Phillip highlights the must-haves in his home/office to keep him active while working set 8-5 schedules. Please take a listen to our great conversation with Phillip.

On this episode of the Work From Home Forever podcast, we chat with Roger C. Roger is a Systems Architect and he views remote work as working where you work best. He's been working fully remote the last two years and started his work from home journey as a hybrid work environment the last 10 years.

Roger talks about claims that remote work stifles creativity in the workplace. We talk about his tenacity and how Roger advocated for the right to work from home and how career aspirations are unique to each individual.

Our first guest on the Work From Home Forever podcast, is Maria H! Maria is a Content Manager and she talks about her time as a stay-at-home mom and her return to the workforce. The pandemic was a pivotal point which had Maria reflect on what she values most and we talk about her transition to a fully remote position over the last two years.

Maria talks about the flexibility she's had in her career, how she pushed herself out of her comfort zone to be less introverted and how she stays engaged with her remote colleagues.

From the WFHforever.com blog, listen to inspiring stories from professionals who are managing their careers, their teams, their family lives and their personal development with their Work From Home Forever stories.

We are looking for other Work From Home professionals to tell their stories on our podcast. If you want to share your story, please contact us on our website at: wfhforever.com/tellyourstory.