5 ways to earn remotely, from home or while travelling

*This post contains some affiliate links  If you're looking to switch to working from home or you are planning to head off backpacking or travelling for a few months and want to have some income while doing so, or perhaps you just want to scale back and work part-time or become self-employed, here are a few ideas of way's to do that. Of course with anything like this it can take time to grow, some "side hustles" are just that, a side hustle to help you top up your earnings or earn a little bit more each month, so of course, can turn into full-time incomes but don't go chucking in your job unless you are financially stable enough to do so.  1. Freelance writing Part of my income is made from freelance writing and feel this is something anyone with a touch of creativity and sound knowledge of grammar can do. When you're starting out, like anything, you may earn a little less but as you gain more experience as well as more clients you can charge more. There are a......

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You don't need deep pockets to buy designer or ethical goods

It feels like everything is costing more and more and the idea of buying a nice outfit for summer is enough to cause me to break out in a sweat. I don't want to compromise on quality, style or ethics but having kids means I am like most people on a tight budget. There are however plenty of options that allow you to purchase those wanted threads but at an affordable price which means less compromise. Here are my top tips on being able to dress with style as half the price. 1. Charity Shop Finds There is absolutely nothing wrong with shopping at charity shops in the run-up to the seasons changing, in fact it;s incredibly ethical way to purchase clothes as you can find lots of never worn or hardly worn clothes for a massively discounted price as well as stop them going to landfill and give them a new lease of life. I come across some amazing finds over the years from high street and designer brands that would otherwise be out of my price range and I, in fact, have a jacket f......

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Style Me Baby

Style on the run when your a busy mum Attaining the coveted title of ‘stylish parent’ is no easy feat. Parenthood comes with a range of new responsibilities, each more tiring than the last which can lead to fashion-related concerns plummeting down a priority list. Those truly dedicated to remaining stylish and savvy during pregnancy and parenthood are often just as interested in their babies looking chic as well. While many women learn over the years that beauty can mean pain, this equation simply doesn’t work for babies. Comfort and style need to work seamlessly together for the stylish baby and above all else, be practical. The little man going classic in white Many chic moms can find great baby clothes at charity and vintage shops. From baby sleepsuits to onesies and even diaper bags, shopping for your baby can be fun and inexpensive while contributing to a unique style. Online shopping is a great way to find clothes for babies as well. It’s always a good tip ......

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Creative income

So with Christmas coming up we could all do with alittle bit extra money and I am pretty sure you have  all read articles about filling out surveys, mystery shopping or renting out your driveway for alittle bit of extra money but here are some other creative and fashionable ways to bring in a little bit extra each month. 1. Start a blog - you never know where this may lead! I personally know a few people who now have either made blogging a full time career or have be offered a job through there blogs. Blogs can be whatever you want them to be, no one asks for qualifications and you don't have to have just graduated from St Martins to write about your passion for fashion or Art. A blog is also a great way to promote your skills and crafts and you may have the chance to work with some amazing brands. Another plus of blogging is that it can be quite an interactive community in the real world and John and I have met some amazing bloggers at events in Cardiff. This does take some ......

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