This is the second in a series of periodic posts on rebuttals to common “yeah-buts” that I hear from people wanting to work from home. Yeah-But “Yeah, but, I don’t have a computer I can use.” The Rebuttal Along with the excuse of not having a place to work, people often think they need some… Continue reading Yeah-But Rebuttals: Computers and Software
Author: Tony
Modeling Mashup: Your Template of Success
ME “Liz” Strauss has a regular event called “The Mic Is On!” featuring a topical conversation in the comments. It’s a cool idea, and though I wasn’t able to make it this week, the topic, “We’re Having Parallel Lives” got me thinking about how we can view our ideal selves. The discussion surrounded who we… Continue reading Modeling Mashup: Your Template of Success
Self-Employed Budgeting Tips
Samuel Peery over at the Getting Finances Done wrote a great post last week with some excellent tips on “Budgeting on a self-employed or irregular income.” The info he outlines is some of the best advice I’ve seen for those working from home or looking to make a go at it: Use cash for out-of-control… Continue reading Self-Employed Budgeting Tips
Finding Your Genius
A couple of weeks ago, I mentioned the book “Is Your Genius at Work?” while referencing an interesting post by the author, Dick Richards. Genius is a phenomenal book that brings a valuable and unique approach to discovering your unique genius and purpose. The core principals of the book are summarized as: You have a… Continue reading Finding Your Genius
Hidden in Plain Site
Why is it that we can never see what’s plainly obvious to others? Whether it’s the person we should be with (she’s just a friend, not my soul mate) or our calling, sometimes it’s hard to see what is right in front of us. When it comes to finding an ideal work-from-home business, people tend… Continue reading Hidden in Plain Site