Why I Don't Clean My Own House - Homeowners Who Can't Leave


Lot's of very successful people work from home. They might even work longer hours than those who work outside the home. Have you ever felt judged by your house cleaner that you are home while they are cleaning? Boundaries and expectations need to be set from day one.

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