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Does your ability to earn a living, affect your mental health?
Mental Health | Last Active: Jun 22 9:20pm | Replies (19)Comment receiving replies
You might be surprised in todays new world, a lot of people are working from home online. The lady who lives across the street from me works from home. She loves it because there is much less distraction from co-workers. Many companies now have people working remotely. It is important to be honest about being self motivated and if you are not, this might not be a good fit, but I have found a more independent work suits me very well.
What kinds of work have you enjoyed, and how can you relate that to new kinds of work? Right now everyone needs help, have you considered any jobs?
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Working remotely has many advantages for you. Just performing a specific task(s) that are also satisfying is a win-win. And with the availability of the numerous remote positions with vocational assistance if needed you should find yourself something. Good luck and don’t stop your SSD benefits or consider cutting them in half once you start until you’re certain.
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I've applied for a lot of work-from-home jobs, and they were all scams. All 100% of them.
I'm not saying that they all are, just the ones that I applied to.
I considered working at overnights at Target, but I don't think I could stand on my feet for 4 hours straight. My main talent is that I can type fast and accurately. I have a very good sense of humor.
In other words, I'm good at laughing at jokes while I type fast. I haven't seen many job openings for that. 😀