How do you cope with the low points of being an affiliate?

[Dominique]

Never bothered me. If I feel like seeing other humans, I go shopping If I need to stretch my legs, or get stuck with something, I go play with my dogs or go for a walk. If the weather is nice, I fool around in my garden. If that's not enough, I go to lunch or dinner with a freind.

But, I have never hated doing what I do, or where I do it, or that I do it by myself.

[Maria F]

It can get lonely when you work from home, but I think I would find it a bit difficult to adjust working full time at an office.

My job has giving me the chance to spend a lot of time with my son, so I would not change my type of work for anything.

[Lee-Ann]

Ditto - working from home is so rewarding, you get heaps done (if you are super organised and not easily distracted) and you can always choose to mingle if you start to feel lonely or get cabin fever. I would struggle working full time in an office again after almost 4 years of working from home. I'm lucky as I get the best of both worlds - by going up to London and Calgary to visit the teams that help support the program. The affiliate industry is one of the best I've worked in and I don't think I could ever leave!

[FictionNet]

And how's the personal hygiene holding up?

[SlotsAff]

Working at home should be cherished - remember getting on the tube for hours and going to work?

There are some disadvantages but many more advantages I feel!

Everyone has their ups & downs - just surround yourself with good people to pick you up when you need it