Reduce Work Stress With A 20 Hour Work Week

Posted on January 18, 2010, 12:37 am, by Yasuo and received No Comments ».

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I remember a friend telling me that it didn’t make sense to her that people would spend the first third of their life preparing for the second and then spend the second third of their life preparing for the third and then die.

If you calculated, how much of your life will you spend at work away from the things you enjoy and the people you want to be with?

How much of your youth will be spent sitting in an office cubicle instead of outside travelling the world or chasing dreams?

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What Is A Telecommuting Job?

Posted on November 19, 2009, 5:13 pm, by Yasuo and received 2 Comments ».

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The simplest definition of a Telecommuting Job is a job that allows you to work from the comfort of your home or from a location other than the office anywhere between 1 to 5 days a week.

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Register With Telecommuting Job Sites

Posted on November 16, 2009, 4:57 am, by Yasuo and received No Comments ».

Register For Job Sites

As they say, seek and ye shall find. If you don’t go out and start looking for a telecommuting job, you are never going to find one.

So what is the quickest way to start going about looking for a telecommuting job?

The first thing we recommend is that you go out and register for sites that advertise telecommuting jobs.

Some of these sites will require payment to gain access, though the majority of them have FREE options that give you the chance to get used to the sites before investing money.

When we say telecommuting jobs, we refer to jobs that include single projects, short term contracts and full-time positions.

Here are a few we highly recommend for people who are just getting started:

Why Teleworking Is A Faster Way To Work From Home Than Online Business

Posted on November 9, 2009, 7:49 pm, by Yasuo and received No Comments ».

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When I first heard about online business, it sounded like a great idea but I wasn’t sure how to start. It sounded simple enough and I thought I could figure it out on my own.

This was the first mistake I made and one that lead to my first miserable failure.

Not having a clue as to what I was doing made me easy prey to all the people out there who knew how to spin an attractive offer.

I spent lots of money on things I didn’t need and on promises that left me hanging the moment I paid the money.

I was desperate to succeed, and at the time I didn’t feel there was any other viable option to escape a life confined to the four walls of an office building.

That was many years ago and I have since learned the other viable option.

I find that Teleworking is a faster way to work from home compared to Online Business and I will explain why based on my own experience.

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How To Overcome Procrastination Part 3

Posted on November 2, 2009, 8:35 pm, by Kenji and received No Comments ».

Calendar

Forcing The ‘Just Do It’ habit: The Calendar

In the previous post, we talked about scheduling projects and tasks in a calender so that we know what to do next. Here are some things I discovered as I made the Calendar part of my daily habit.

The Calendar is probably the most important part in my effort of getting everything organized. This is where my To-Do list “flushes” to and each task gets an assigned time where it is actioned! This is where we will focus most of our creativity and energy each day, ie: It is important to have a good Calendar. For that reason, get a Calendar that is portable, easy to be ‘writen onto’ and easy to ‘refer to’.

I personally use the phone calendar on my lovely E71. It is linked directly to the Microsoft Exchange which means my calendar is backed up onto the internet every 15 minutes. There are some people who still prefers pen and paper which is totally up to you.

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