Talk about dreaming and working at home in your PJs
Sandy and I were working the midnight shift, and we were trying hard to stay
awake. That night was really difficult for some reason. Then someone came
along and asked where was Mary in room 301. Well that woke us both up.
Frantically we go searching in every room and all the stairways. Boy was
that enough to wake up everyone. Well, guess where we found her, feet dangling
out of the laundry hamper..with her head on the clothes and sound asleep.
We both laughed. But the reality was, when I was working in the everyday
world, I spent a lot of time thinking that there must be a better way then
help someone else make money and use my valuable time. After forty years
of being a nurse and helping people, I decided that I could help people by
working in my home. I remember when the Internet first came about and how
fascinated I was with the concept of being able to reach the whole world
with just the click of the mouse.
Do you remember when you could go somewhere and not hear anyone talking about
emails and websites? It seems such a short time ago, but for myself, it became
my way to work in my PJs. How about you? Is that what your are wanting to
do?
If your work is changing and you are feeling like you want to work at home
in your PJs, it is likely that you are trying to figure out how to make that
transition.
If youre not yet sure that its time to make your move, consider
these questions:
1. Are you finding it difficult to go to work everyday, drive the traffic
rush, feeling like you are losing time with your children, or simply just
missing out on your own time and freedom?
2. Does your work atmosphere enhance or detract from your lifestyle that
you wish?
3. Do you have a plan that will allow you to say goodbye to your JOB? Or
are you stuck without a way out in the next few years?
If the writing is on the wall that it is time for you to consider a move
and decide what you want to do, consider these options before your start
trying to figure out what you want.
Try writing out the reasons as to why you want to work at home. The reasons
as to why people start their own businesses vary and it has to be what it
important to you and not to anyone else. Here are four very important questions
that you will want to answer before you would want to start any planning.
1. Why do I want to start my own home-based business?
2. What are my goals this year, next year, 5 years from now?
3. What commitment am I willing to make for my home-based business to succeed?
4. Have I considered how my family feels about my desire to start my own
business?
These seem like very simple questions but they are very key to you understanding
the whys that you would want to consider moving to your home business.
If you would ask me the question, Are you glad that you are work in
your home? I would answer.. Absolutely.
So, go to the questions that I gave you and spend some serious time with
yourself and answer them honestly. It will give you a very good sense of
direction as to moving forward in your own business or staying in your JOB.
We call that JOB (Just Over Broke).
Judy LaMont, R.N. MA.Sec Ed. is an Internet Consultant who shows Entrepreneurs
how start their online home-based businesses in very easy simple steps. She
resides in Orlando, Fl. and is well known for her Internet knowledge and
dedication to helping people. Judy can be reached at
support@bizwizzle.comhttp://www.bizwizzle.com
So how does someone decide
which
home business is right for them? Research is the key by reading honest
articles from a variety of sources. This web site seeks to collect
a host of ideas and opinions on a variety of business ideas that your
can read and assess for yourself.
Good luck - live long and prosper!
The Perfect Options Team
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