Or maybe the question could be: how come people who work at home are parents? Aren’t there any childless people out there working from home or wanting to work from home? It’s a mystery.
I know. I know. Women tend to stay home to raise and nurture the kids while the guys go out and deal with the corporate world. So it makes sense that more women (Moms) would be home, making the Internet business thing work as much as possible. Heck, there’s this whole Internet Infrastructure around mommy blogging or WAHM blogging or just plain women.
Not so much for the guys. At least, not that I can see. And childless people? They can’t all be single and on the dating sites. Surely, there are happy couples with one person at home while the other battles the “outside world”.
Maybe I’m looking in all the wrong places or their all hanging out in testosterone filled places like the Warrior Forum or something.
Ken,
I’m doing everything I can to join the illustrious group of WAHDs! There is hope!
I knew there must be some men out there that are talking about stuff other than beating on drums, going on retreats and being “sensitive”. Thanks for raising your hand!
Interesting question… The majority of my circle are WAHMs but the last few months I’ve been connecting more with those who either have grown children or no children. So I know they’re out there but am not sure where they’re congregating.
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I’ve been floating around the Internet Marketing and Social Media space – in a kind of informal fashion – for about a year now and I noticed this trend and just couldn’t quite figure out why more men weren’t into it. The last few Internet Marketing conferences/seminars I’ve been too seem to have men as instructors/teachers/facilitators (with a handful of women) so I wonder if that’s where the men gravitate to.