All Posts By Tricia Meyer

Tricia Meyer is a mom, blogger, and affiliate who has worked from home since before she had her two daughters. She spends most of her time on her cash back and coupon site, Sunshine Rewards but also does some affiliate marketing consulting and builds niche sites about pop culture topics. You can follow her on twitter @sunshinetricia.

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Tricia has written 13 awesome article(s) for It's A WAHM Thing.


The Power of the “Done” List

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Most people I know have a “To Do” list of some kind. Whether you start each day or week with a set of tasks that you need to accomplish or just write down a few things that you do not want to forget to do, you probably have some kind of checklist or reminder system. [...]

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Seek Out a Sense of Accomplishment

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This past weekend I ran my 4th half marathon. I don’t run them because I love to run. I am not sure that I even like to run. I train for them 5 days a week for 4 months every year now from New Years through the first weekend in May. I’m not alone. When [...]

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Preparing for Summer as a WAHM

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With only 5 weeks of school left here, it’s time for me to start thinking about what the summer break is going to look like with the kids at home. I got a brief taste of it during Spring Break and am now both excited and worried. Can I keep them busy? Will I be [...]

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The Road from Friends to Business Partners

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As a WAHM, I spend most of my time working alone. Although I have a programmer and have had a series of employees for different tasks, I still tend to make most of the business decisions myself and am responsible for everything. This is what I wanted. It’s why I left corporate America. So how [...]

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Let Your Kids Inspire Your Work

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With as many different sites as I write for, people are always asking me how I continue to come up with topics. While some of the technological tools that I use are very important (setting up Google Alerts, monitoring keywords in Twitter, etc), my real inspiration tends to come from my family, my kids in [...]

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When a WAHM Leaves the House for Work

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This last couple of weeks has been interesting for me and I am still trying to digest it all. After 6 years of working for myself and giving away pretty much everything I know for free, I decided to start doing consulting. At first it was fairly easy because all of my clients were located [...]

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Involving Kids in My Work

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I know that some moms have a policy where they keep their home life and their work completely separate. I’ve always done the opposite. My daughters have been incredibly involved in many different aspects of my business from the behind-the-scenes work to on-camera videos. Here are some different ways that you can involve your children [...]

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Hey, WAHM, Get Out of the House

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I know it sounds like the opposite of why we work from home, but WAHMs really need to get out of the house! We spend our days balancing between bus stops, conference calls, blogging, packing lunches, and doing laundry. But one of the best things that we can do for our WAHM business is actually [...]

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Have You Discovered The Pants?

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I’ve worked from home for 12 years now. For the majority of that time, even when I had babies in the house, I believed that I needed to dress as if I was working with other people. Every day I would put on an outfit that I would not feel embarrassed to wear to the [...]

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Tis the Season for Stress for WAHMs

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I remember when I was a child that my mother was always stressed out during the holidays. I so loved the season and couldn’t figure out why she dreaded it every year. She told me that I would understand when I became a mom. And, as usual, she was right. During the holidays moms tend [...]

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