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My background is in teaching (English and Social
Sciences).
I've been at home raising young'uns for 4 years now.
During that time, I completed a certificate program in
Technical Communication. Am I deluding myself
thinking I can dabble in tech writing on a part-time,
odd-job basis (re: 10-15 hours/week from home)? Can
one even "dabble" successfully in this field or is it
only for the 9to5 office crowd?
Any advice for the Mommy specialist?
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"You can't depend on judgement when your imagination is out of focus."
Mark Twain
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