Rosa Say has a wonderful post over at lifehack.org entitled Why Work?: Imagine something with me for a moment. You are unbelievably wealthy and debt-free. You don’t have to work for the income it brings you, but still, you do work. Because you aren’t concerned with the amount of your paycheck, you are able to… Continue reading What Are You Working For?
Meetings in Your Skivvies – Tools for the Work at Home Professional
Of all the perks that come with working from home, one of the most common favorites is the end of senseless meetings. Think of all the time wasted talking about doing stuff, that could actually be used to get stuff done. Meetings still have a place though, and as a home-based professional, you have a… Continue reading Meetings in Your Skivvies – Tools for the Work at Home Professional
Looking for Signs in All the Right Places
“If that is OK, please give me absolutely no sign. OK, deal. In gratitude, I present you this offering of cookies and milk. If you want me to eat them for you, give me no sign. Thy will be done.” – Homer Simpson I am always in awe at how the universe works. If you… Continue reading Looking for Signs in All the Right Places
Moving Imagination and Talking About Money
It should come as no surprise that I love hearing stories of people who are taking the leap to follow their passions. I’m a success book junkie, and I never get tired of reading about those who are doing what it takes to attain success. It’s why I do much of what I do. J.D.… Continue reading Moving Imagination and Talking About Money
Do Your Customers Know What the Heck You’re Talking About?
Think about how many times you’ve been inundated with jargon and had no idea what the other person was talking about. A techie, your mechanic, your financial advisor – it is way too common a practice to try and kill our prospects with our intelligence. You don’t like feeling stupid, and neither do your customers.… Continue reading Do Your Customers Know What the Heck You’re Talking About?