Love working; hate commuting?
Hi,
As you know, I work from home. I just love it. In fact, my staff and contractor complain that meetings are always held at my home or local cafe (local to me that is).
Well, this morning I had a meeting with a new JV partner. He flew in and was staying at a city hotel. Can I catch up with him for an early morning meeting, he asked? Gosh, I didn't want to seem rude. So I obliged. I woke up at 5:50am, got ready, and hopped in my comfy BMW, putting my favorite music on. I was determined to enjoy the drive. I mean, it's not like I do it every dayâEUR¦
Boy, was I delusional by the time I got to town in very heavy early morning traffic. I was totally stressed, and full of road rage!
I thought of all the people who had to commute to work every single day of the week and what that must do to their mental well being. Yuck! I felt immediately grateful for having a home based business.gateway
I'd like to encourage you to use these daily commutes, working for a mean boss or anything else that unbalances your happiness as a motivation to get you moving towards you becoming your own boss, developing that home business or saving and investing.
I'd like you to take advantage of the most amazing home-based business opportunity by going to: http://www.cre8recovery.com and see you on the other side!
If you are thinking that if you go home based or you begin taking jobs online, things will become positively different for you in a short time, it just means you have been reading too much fairy tales in the internet. It's time that you get some real stories about working online and to reconsider your decision to take online jobs. You may be laden with lots of misconceptions, and you may be in for a shock at finding the amount of time you have to put in to make this work for you online.
So what is the honest-to-goodness lifestyle of a fulltime work-from-home professional? The truth is that itâEUR(TM)s pretty much like having a conventional job, with some personal benefits like you being able to designate the time you wish to work (not having to follow a company time), not having to travel to and from work, and being able to declare a no-work day or no-work week without having to file for leave of absence, among others.
Hi,
As you know, I work from home. I just love it. In fact, my staff and contractor complain that meetings are always held at my home or local cafe (local to me that is).
Well, this morning I had a meeting with a new JV partner. He flew in and was staying at a city hotel. Can I catch up with him for an early morning meeting, he asked? Gosh, I didn't want to seem rude. So I obliged. I woke up at 5:50am, got ready, and hopped in my comfy BMW, putting my favorite music on. I was determined to enjoy the drive. I mean, it's not like I do it every dayâEUR¦
Boy, was I delusional by the time I got to town in very heavy early morning traffic. I was totally stressed, and full of road rage!
I thought of all the people who had to commute to work every single day of the week and what that must do to their mental well being. Yuck! I felt immediately grateful for having a home based business.gateway
I'd like to encourage you to use these daily commutes, working for a mean boss or anything else that unbalances your happiness as a motivation to get you moving towards you becoming your own boss, developing that home business or saving and investing.
I'd like you to take advantage of the most amazing home-based business opportunity by going to: http://www.cre8recovery.com and see you on the other side!
If you are thinking that if you go home based or you begin taking jobs online, things will become positively different for you in a short time, it just means you have been reading too much fairy tales in the internet. It's time that you get some real stories about working online and to reconsider your decision to take online jobs. You may be laden with lots of misconceptions, and you may be in for a shock at finding the amount of time you have to put in to make this work for you online.
So what is the honest-to-goodness lifestyle of a fulltime work-from-home professional? The truth is that itâEUR(TM)s pretty much like having a conventional job, with some personal benefits like you being able to designate the time you wish to work (not having to follow a company time), not having to travel to and from work, and being able to declare a no-work day or no-work week without having to file for leave of absence, among others.