Raising two young children while working

I recently divorced from my wife due to infidelity and she moved out of state to be with her new partner of choice, leaving the kids (1yo and 2yo) with me. I work very long hours and feel that I'm not raising my own children, whom I want to spend every day with. My mother and sister had been watching them during the day and I have cut back on work a lot just to make sure they're cared for.This last Friday, my sister stated via text that she would no longer watch my boys as it was causing stress on her marriage - her husband is feeling neglected and thinks "my drama" is ruining his life. Yeah, imagine how I feel, guy. So now I'm faced with continuing this path and letting a complete stranger raise my kids or make some radical changes. I'm opting for the latter.Serious, real question time. Is it at all feasible to work from home without a college education and still provide for a family? Does anyone have experience in transitioning to a home work environment? Am I being unrealistic?I'm so utterly lost, I never wanted this. via /r/Parenting http://ift.tt/2l8jZAm