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Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Work At Home Today
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Working at Home Really works
Americans really like the idea of working from the comfort of home... a lot. If you search the phrase "work from home" on Google, 1.8 billion search results appear and there are countless studies, books, chatrooms, message boards and blogs devoted to the subject. And why wouldn't anyone want a 30-second commute?
Thanks to social and economic trends, workers and employers are increasingly open to the working from home option. Technologies necessary for setting up a home office are widely available, relatively inexpensive and getting easier for people to use. And more workers are seeking flexible schedules to care for aging parents and children.
According to a recent CareerBuilder.com survey, nearly one-third of workers say they work from home on occasion. But how much time is actually spent working when someone brings the office home?
It's not a full eight hours. Twenty-five percent of respondents admit they spend less than one hour on their office work when working from home, 53 percent spend less than three hours and only 14 percent put in a full eight hours.
What are people focusing on instead of their professional duties?
Employers and employees are taking advantage of improvements in workplace technology, which allows workers the freedom to work from virtually anywhere, including their homes. While working from home may improve work/life balance, it can also create a challenge to stay motivated.
If you find that you fall victim to these distractions, here are some tips to make your workday more productive:
Keep to the same schedule
Start your day as if you were going into the office. Get up at the same time, change out of your pajamas and stick to your normal morning routine. Lounging around in bed will open the door to procrastination.
Location, location, location
Don't tempt yourself by working in front of the TV, near the radio or in the same room as people who may distract you. Pick a location that is quiet and structured, where you can complete your projects.
Plan out your day
Create a list of specific goals for the day and cross them off as you complete them. This will ensure that what you wanted to accomplish actually gets done.
Give yourself a lunch hour
Designate a certain time for personal calls, errands, housework, exercise and any other non-office-related activities. Consider setting a timer to let you know when it is time to return to your work.
Take a break
Taking some time to play with your children, eat a snack or walk the dog will not sink the ship. Just keep the breaks to a minimum.
To Start Working From Home now Click here www.workathomeunited.com/brandy
Thanks to social and economic trends, workers and employers are increasingly open to the working from home option. Technologies necessary for setting up a home office are widely available, relatively inexpensive and getting easier for people to use. And more workers are seeking flexible schedules to care for aging parents and children.
According to a recent CareerBuilder.com survey, nearly one-third of workers say they work from home on occasion. But how much time is actually spent working when someone brings the office home?
It's not a full eight hours. Twenty-five percent of respondents admit they spend less than one hour on their office work when working from home, 53 percent spend less than three hours and only 14 percent put in a full eight hours.
What are people focusing on instead of their professional duties?
- Children -- 22 percent
- Personal calls and surfing the Internet -- 17 percent
- Vegging out: watching TV and/or sleeping -- 15 percent
- Personal errands -- 11 percent
- Housework -- 9 percent
Employers and employees are taking advantage of improvements in workplace technology, which allows workers the freedom to work from virtually anywhere, including their homes. While working from home may improve work/life balance, it can also create a challenge to stay motivated.
If you find that you fall victim to these distractions, here are some tips to make your workday more productive:
Keep to the same schedule
Start your day as if you were going into the office. Get up at the same time, change out of your pajamas and stick to your normal morning routine. Lounging around in bed will open the door to procrastination.
Location, location, location
Don't tempt yourself by working in front of the TV, near the radio or in the same room as people who may distract you. Pick a location that is quiet and structured, where you can complete your projects.
Plan out your day
Create a list of specific goals for the day and cross them off as you complete them. This will ensure that what you wanted to accomplish actually gets done.
Give yourself a lunch hour
Designate a certain time for personal calls, errands, housework, exercise and any other non-office-related activities. Consider setting a timer to let you know when it is time to return to your work.
Take a break
Taking some time to play with your children, eat a snack or walk the dog will not sink the ship. Just keep the breaks to a minimum.
To Start Working From Home now Click here www.workathomeunited.com/brandy
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Insights Of An Inspired Mom
Melaleuca - Stay at Home Moms
I am a
Melaleuca Mom,
I need to be home with my children,
I need to have
safer and healthier products for my kids, my husband and myself.
To me, living into my 80's and 90's is a necessity. I love that
my kids have my husband's grandparents that they can talk to everyday. Making it
to that milestone isn't worth it if you are unhealhy, in pain or have to pay
500$ a month for medicines. My family is going to start their lives and continue
their lives being HEALTHY!
I am a Melaleuca Mom,
We need
the income,
This isn't just extra play money for me,
I wanted to
make a difference in other people's lives with my career.
I work
alongside an awesome group of women who take pride in their careers and can be
proud of what they have accomplished. Too often both parents work because they
think they don't have a choice... I am here to tell you that just simply isn't
true. We have a REAL way to be a mom, wife and also own a business that brings
in GREAT money EACH MONTH!
Ask me about how you can become a
Melaleuca Mom today.... www.workathomeunited.com/brandy
I need to be home with my children,
I need to have safer and healthier products for my kids, my husband and myself.
To me, living into my 80's and 90's is a necessity. I love that my kids have my husband's grandparents that they can talk to everyday. Making it to that milestone isn't worth it if you are unhealhy, in pain or have to pay 500$ a month for medicines. My family is going to start their lives and continue their lives being HEALTHY!
I am a Melaleuca Mom,
We need the income,
This isn't just extra play money for me,
I wanted to make a difference in other people's lives with my career.
I work alongside an awesome group of women who take pride in their careers and can be proud of what they have accomplished. Too often both parents work because they think they don't have a choice... I am here to tell you that just simply isn't true. We have a REAL way to be a mom, wife and also own a business that brings in GREAT money EACH MONTH!
Ask me about how you can become a Melaleuca Mom today.... www.workathomeunited.com/brandy
Bio no the ower of my company...What a amazing Man
| Frank L. VanderSloot | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Born | Frank Vandersloot August 14, 1948 |
| Alma mater | Ricks College and Brigham Young University |
| Occupation | Entrepreneur and CEO |
| Known for | CEO of Melaleuca, Inc. |
| Religion | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |
VanderSloot served as one of sixty national finance co-chairs for Mitt Romney's 2008 presidential campaign, a role he reprised in 2012. He contributed $1.1 million and helped to raise between $2 million and $5 million for Romney’s 2012 campaign. He has been a major financial contributor to Republican campaigns and paid for advertising in opposition to several Idaho Democratic political candidates. His public stances on gay-rights issues have generated opposition from journalists, commentators, and gay-rights groups.
VanderSloot sponsors the Melaleuca Freedom Celebration, the largest annual Independence Day fireworks display west of the Mississippi. He was the primary financier of the American Heritage Charter School in Idaho Falls.
www.workathomeunited.com/brandy
Work At Home United Information
We Can Help You...
- Enhance family health
- Earn income from home
- Replace a career or job
- Get out of debt
- Stay home with your family
- Regain time freedom
- Save for retirement
- Save for a child's education
- Set your own hours
- Become financially free!
- NO Large Investment
- NO Product Sales
- NO Inventory
- NO Parties
- NO Risk!
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Work at Home United
Work at HomeUnitedprovides:
With all this in place, how can one NOT succeed? If you have the will, we can show you the way. It is not difficult, but it does take effort. Where do you see yourself 5 years from now? What is going to change if YOU don’t take the initiative and do something about your situation? The only thing keeping you from achieving your dreams is YOU.
If you have decided that you are ready to take a step…just to get the information and see what we’re all about…I will be here!
Just www.workathomeunited.com/
Make it a great day!
· Support: We have a support team of over 70 successful business partners who have set aside time to specifically help those who are new or just need the help.
· Full Training: Written training and continuous live training so that you can build a successful business.
· Tools: We have everything in place for you, including a FREE Work at Home United website. Have you ever started a home business? Do you know how hard it is just to get organized and figure out how to achieve what you want? Work at Home United provides you with everything you need to get started - for free.
· No financial risk: 100% RISK FREE. You have absolutely nothing to lose, but so much to gain.
With all this in place, how can one NOT succeed? If you have the will, we can show you the way. It is not difficult, but it does take effort. Where do you see yourself 5 years from now? What is going to change if YOU don’t take the initiative and do something about your situation? The only thing keeping you from achieving your dreams is YOU.
If you have decided that you are ready to take a step…just to get the information and see what we’re all about…I will be here!
Just www.workathomeunited.com/
Make it a great day!
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