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Today's
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Publisher's
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Featured
Article: Making Time For Your Home-Base Business
Positive
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Feedback
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I was
too sick to go to Madi's first birthday party,
let
alone bring her back with me for two days. Luckily,
in a
strange way, because we lost all power Saturday
night
and just got it back on at noon Monday. No heat,
no
lights, etc. and that would NOT have been a good thing
with a newly
RUNNING one year old and her sick Granny!
Now,
health and weather willing, I am going to go get her
Sunday
and get to keep her until Tuesday evening. Please
wish us
luck - this is the longest ever in between visits
and is
literally breaking Grandma's heart. On a lighter
note,
she has gone from calling me "Gumma" to "Gamma"
and now
"Mawmaw", lol. Heck, she can call me anything,
just as
long as she calls me! *smile*
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from my friend, Kent Butler:
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Featured
Article
Making
Time For Your Home-Base Business
by
Sharon Bray-McPherson
Every
day thousands of people join the ranks of
home-based
business owners without first pondering
whether
they actually have the time to operate a
business
successfully.
That's
not to say that operating a home business
on a
part-time basis can't be done successfully.
It
can... with managed use of your time. But it
may
mean giving up a few of your favorite
pastimes
- such as having a couple of beers with
the
guys on Saturdays or gluing yourself to the
TV on
Sunday nights to watch Desperate Housewives.
If the
thought of doing either of those things
makes
you cringe, you may want to ask yourself
how
serious you really are about building a
successful
home business.
If you decide
that you are willing to make the
sacrifices,
the first thing to do is to sit down
with
pencil and paper and list everything you do
each
day step-by-step. Take stock of the time you
spend
doing wasteful, time-consuming things and
eliminate
all that isn't necessary. After doing so,
most
people find that they have two to three hours
each
day that can be utilized in a more constructive
or
efficient manner.
Efficient
time management boils down to planning
what
you're going to do, and then doing it without
backtracking.
Start by making a list of the things
you
want to do tomorrow each evening before you go
to bed.
Organize your daily errands to take care
of as
many things as possible in one trip. Not only
will
you save time you'll also save money on gas.
The
important thing is to think of time as your most
valuable
asset, because it is. So organize it
accordingly.
Decide what has to be done each day
and
from there it's just a matter of arranging
priorities.
Set
aside a specific time to do household chores that
need to
be done and a specific amount of time to devote
to
them. For instance, just one hour per day devoted
to yard
work would probably make your lawn the envy
of all
your neighbors. Whether it's painting your
house,
fixing leaky faucets or mowing your lawn and
trimming
shrubs, do one particular job each day and
you'll
be amazed at your progress.
Once
you start listing and planning what you want
to do,
and then carry out your plans, you'll find
that
you have more time than you thought you would
to
devote to your home business.
Finally,
and above all else, when organizing your time,
don't
forget to set aside some time for relaxation.
Be sure
to schedule time when you and your family can
be
together. Although it is easy to do when first
starting
out, do not become so pre-occupied with your
business
that you exclude other people - particularly
your
family and friends.
Taking
stock of the time you waste each day, and from
there,
reorganizing your activities is the key. It may
not
always be easy to do, but you will find that once
you get
into the habit of setting priorities and
following
a set pattern to accomplish your daily goals
that
you will realize greater fulfillment in your
business
and your personal life.
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Positive
Quotes
Every
man has an obscure respect for courage in others,
especially
if it is moral courage, the rarest and most
difficult
sort of bravery... It makes the very brute
understand
that this man is more than a man.
--
Passage from Life of Christ
and
The
important thing in the Olympic Games is not winning
but taking
part. The essential thing in life is not
conquering
but fighting well.
--
Baron de Coubertin, The Olympic Creed
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Feedback
Hi Jan,
Hope
you had a safe warm and happy Christmas!
You
think 53 is tiring, wait till 60! :(
One
great help in life is Faith-- some things just can't be
reasoned
out, you just have faith-- Give joy and help to
others,
and joy and help will come back to you tenfold!
Be well
and happy,
Marty
Leaventon
P.S.--Here's
my Christmas gift to you--
240
pages of wisdom, humor, and faith,
Peace
Pilgrim's book in her own works (Win Version)--
Share
it with others and share the blessing.
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Hi Jan,
There's
nothing like a first birthday party. My
twin
grandbabies
each had their own little cakes and let
me tell
you they were wearing most of them!
They
had
icing on their faces, clothes, hands and in their
hair. Poor Kyle even had icing in his eyes! A few
tears
helped wash it out!
I hope
you have as good a time as we did, and I
just
KNOW you're going to take a million pictures!
Have
fun,
Peg
Bastin
Say
"I love you" with gifts from Avon.
http://www.youravon.com/pbastin
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Jan,
I'm
sorry that you and the girls are ill again. I saw on
the
news that there's alot of people sick with sinus and
allergies
because of the unusually mild temps across the
nation.
I do
hope you're feeling better in time to go to Madi's
party.
Dave and I drove down to Ft. Lauderdale last weekend
for
Sammy's party. It was nice but a tad over the top if you
ask me.
But hey, it's their money and I do remember going
overboard
for Melissa's first b-day. lol.
Sharon
Bray-McPherson (my partner and best friend)
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