Does anybody take you seriously when you work from home? That question opens the blog and it is the right one, because the practical problems of a home office are mostly problems of other people's assumptions and of your own habits.
Shelia Olivas answers the second half properly. An organised working area is what turns available hours into finished work, and she handles tidiness as an efficiency question rather than as a virtue.
Her post on giving is the one that surprises. It refuses to let giving mean money, quoting scripture on freeing people held unjustly, sharing food and a home, and clothing those in need, and it insists that this is what worship actually looks like.
There is a piece questioning whether paid courses really guide beginners as much as they promise, and one on communication inside a relationship.
Read the giving post whether or not you share the faith. It asks something considerably harder than a donation.