Don't let anyone deter you. The dream of working from home—perhaps in your pajamas, from the warmth of your bed—is well within reach. The freelancing workforce has grown from just 6 percent of employees in 1989 to 34 percent of employees today—and according to data from jobs website FlexJobs, freelancers should make up 43 percent of the workforce by 2020. And there's more good news for those who are ready to trade in their office badges: Not all guys and gals working from home are subsisting on ramen noodles, barely making it from paltry paycheck to paltry paycheck. There are actually several career fields that pay employees beaucoup bucks to work from home. Here, FlexJobs has ranked the top 10 work-from-home careers where you can hope to make the most money. FlexJobs used its own database of job listings to determine its ranking of the highest-paying work-from-home jobs, narrowing its results to 10 careers that pay close to or more than $100,000 each year. As you can see, a clinical regulatory affairs director—a fancy title for someone who works to plan, prepare, and submit products for market nationally and internationally—stands to make the most from the start, with a salary