Have you ever questioned why there are so many Baby Boomers? I mean, what was going on about nine months before we all got born? Even more important, what's happening to us today?
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<br>Have you thought about retiring? Yeah, Right! In today's economy, are you kidding? We are probably in another "great" depression, but government "reports" don't come out in time to help us decide. So let's call whatever's happening an extended recession. Okay? Back to your retirement plans. With government spending totally out of control, and all the corporate failures and downsizing, can you even be sure you'll keep the job you have?
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<br>Maybe it's time to go back to the way our country became great in the first place. Our forefathers started out by working from home. They plowed fields and grew crops and raised livestock. For my money, I'm convinced that we need to return to that business model. All right, maybe we can update things just a bit at the same time. I mean, this is the information age. We have computers now. And the Internet. I'm told there are 1.5 Billion people connected to the Internet today. Hmmm. I wonder if any of them might be looking for reliable ways to solve their problems? If so, then maybe… just maybe…I can figure out a way to help some of them solve their biggest problem. That's probably money. Job security. Having enough to retire comfortably before they're over 100 years old. Sound familiar? If you and I are facing this problem, then maybe…just maybe…others are having it, too.
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<br>All right. A work from home business offers huge advantages, especially during a recession or depression. 1) You can't be laid off from your own home-based business. 2) You set your own work schedule. 3) You get to decide how much you earn based on how hard or how smart you work. 4) Your commute is really short and you can walk to work—typically from your bedroom to your living-room desk or dining table. 5) You dictate proper office attire—gym shorts and a t-shirt at my house. 6) Nobody treats you as though you're 5 years old—Now, if you're married or living with someone, this advantage may be waived from time to time. 7) You can feel really proud of yourself again—or in some instances, for the first time. 8) Plus all the other benefits you've ever dreamed of about being your own boss.
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<br>I've heard that God sometimes gently taps us on the shoulder to get our attention. When we ignore him, he may hit us over the head with something really heavy. Could it be that we've ignored these gentle taps for too long? Look at the S&L failures a few years ago. The Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac debacle. Bank closures right and left. Auto-company bankruptcies? An already decrepit social-security system? Tap, tap, tap. What's it gonna take to get your attention, boomer? There are already too many thirsty fellow boomers charging across our financial desert to draw anymore water from that well. It's almost dry. So what will you do now?
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<br>You know what? I say, to heck with government handouts. I refuse to have my family and my future depend on something that can't be trusted—politicians. So, I took a long look at legitimate work-from-home businesses. What I found is that the person—of ANY age—who learns about Internet marketing, is making a lot of money very fast. And s/he gets to work from home. I also discovered that when you find a really good system, it's pretty simple to learn. Internet marketing is already big, and growing every day.
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<br>Tap, tap, tap, baby boomers. Do you really think it's smart to wait until something heavy hits you over the head? Is that what you want for your family?
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<br>About the Author: Dr Charles Smithdeal is known by friends and fellow entrepreneurs as "DrCheckItOut." A respected business coach, he has a proven track record of success in many fields. He's also known for thoroughly checking out top business opportunities before endorsing one. Look him up on the Internet with your favorite search engine. You can also visit his blog at: <a href="http://www.drcheckitout.wordpress.com" title="http://www.drcheckitout.wordpress.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.drcheckitout.wordpress.com</a> For an inside look at DrCheckItOut's #1 home-based business recommendations, visit: <a href="http://www.justcopysuccess.com" title="http://www.justcopysuccess.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.justcopysuccess.com</a>
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Not Yet Working From Home - Are You Afraid?
Do you really want to work from home? Would you like to: 1) be your own boss? 2) Set your own work and vacation schedule? 3) Decide how much money you earn? 4) Commute from your bedroom to an office near your kitchen? 5) Declare proper office attire to be a pair of shorts, sandals, and a t-shirt? 5) Eliminate office politics? 6) Spend more quality time with your family? 7) Avoid layoffs during business slowdowns? 8) Enjoy the pride of owning a successful business?
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<br>With all the current job layoffs and downsizing in the world economy, baby boomers are watching their retirement plans quickly disappear. As a result, many have been forced to learn the clear advantages of working from home. It may not be right for everybody, but what's actually holding you back? The answer for many is obvious—FEAR. Fear of what?
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<br>How do I know what I'm afraid of? Here's how to find out. When you tell somebody why you aren't working from home, listen to the excuse that comes after the word, "but." For example, "Sure I'd love to make a good living working from home, but…"
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<br>All right, stop reading in the next couple of minutes. Locate a pen and paper or open a new file on your computer. Ask yourself the exact question above, and then write out your list of excuses—which you may prefer to call reasons—for why you continue working a job or profession that you don't like. Here are a few possibilities: 1) How can I be sure that I'll have a paycheck next month? (Fear of loss of income, fear of failure, fear of the unknown, fear of being inadequate.) 2) What if I quit my job and then can't make it in my own business (Fear of failure, fear of loss--job and income--fear of criticism.) 3) What if I'm not "enough?" This can include being smart enough, clever enough, educated enough, personable enough, tall enough, short enough, energetic enough, disciplined enough, etc. (Fear of being inadequate—not enough--translates to lack of confidence and low self esteem.) 4) I don't know enough about business. (Fear of being inadequate, unable to learn, etc.) 5) I don't have the money to start my own business (Fear of failure, of being inadequate.) 6) If I do this and it doesn't work, "they" might laugh at me and think I'm a fool. (Fear of criticism, fear of being inadequate—low self esteem and lack of confidence.)
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<br>What is fear anyway? We humans like being in control. In fact, anytime we're not in complete control of a situation, we feel uncomfortable. Afraid. Most people fear the unknown. The reason is that we can NEVER know for certain what will happen in the future. Nobody can "control" what may happen next Wednesday or next year. We can take actions right now (the present) that may influence events next Wednesday or next year, but we can't control any event until it actually arrives in the present time.
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<br>Building your self confidence enables you to move forward into the unknown. This requires faith in yourself that whatever happens in the future, you'll figure out a way to deal with it. "I may not know today exactly what will happen tomorrow, but I know today that whatever happens tomorrow, I'll deal with it to the best of my ability." Copy this and put it on your office wall. This is self confidence. Can anybody ask more than this?
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<br>To remove any fear, you must first identify and acknowledge it. Try to determine who probably taught you to be afraid of this particular thing. Look back at your childhood—where most fears originate. Then take steps to remove any specific fears that seem to be holding you back.
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<br>Remember that some concerns are normal and beneficial before starting any new venture. These represent problem solving, not fear. For instance, look at all necessary preparations before cutting off your present source of income. Write out a plan for exactly what you want and how you intend to obtain it. Study, learn, and prepare. Set aside a reserve of money for family needs. Study what other successful people have done in the same business. Copy them. Use their success to boost your own confidence. "If s/he can do it, so can I." And you will if you do the exact things they've done. Remember, "If you want what another person has, then do exactly what s/he does."
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<br>Anytime you find yourself making excuses for not doing what you truly want, take an honest look at what's holding you back. Chances are that it's some form of fear. Figure out what you're really afraid of, and then get to work removing that fear from your life.
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<br>About the Author: Dr Charles Smithdeal is known by friends and fellow entrepreneurs as "DrCheckItOut." A respected business coach, he has a proven track record of success in many fields. He's also known for thoroughly checking out top business opportunities before endorsing one. Look him up on the Internet with your favorite search engine. You can also visit his blog at: <a href="http://www.drcheckitout.wordpress.com" title="http://www.drcheckitout.wordpress.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.drcheckitout.wordpress.com</a> For an inside look at DrCheckItOut's #1 home-based business recommendations, visit: <a href="http://www.justcopysuccess.com" title="http://www.justcopysuccess.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.justcopysuccess.com</a>
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<br>With all the current job layoffs and downsizing in the world economy, baby boomers are watching their retirement plans quickly disappear. As a result, many have been forced to learn the clear advantages of working from home. It may not be right for everybody, but what's actually holding you back? The answer for many is obvious—FEAR. Fear of what?
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<br>How do I know what I'm afraid of? Here's how to find out. When you tell somebody why you aren't working from home, listen to the excuse that comes after the word, "but." For example, "Sure I'd love to make a good living working from home, but…"
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<br>All right, stop reading in the next couple of minutes. Locate a pen and paper or open a new file on your computer. Ask yourself the exact question above, and then write out your list of excuses—which you may prefer to call reasons—for why you continue working a job or profession that you don't like. Here are a few possibilities: 1) How can I be sure that I'll have a paycheck next month? (Fear of loss of income, fear of failure, fear of the unknown, fear of being inadequate.) 2) What if I quit my job and then can't make it in my own business (Fear of failure, fear of loss--job and income--fear of criticism.) 3) What if I'm not "enough?" This can include being smart enough, clever enough, educated enough, personable enough, tall enough, short enough, energetic enough, disciplined enough, etc. (Fear of being inadequate—not enough--translates to lack of confidence and low self esteem.) 4) I don't know enough about business. (Fear of being inadequate, unable to learn, etc.) 5) I don't have the money to start my own business (Fear of failure, of being inadequate.) 6) If I do this and it doesn't work, "they" might laugh at me and think I'm a fool. (Fear of criticism, fear of being inadequate—low self esteem and lack of confidence.)
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<br>What is fear anyway? We humans like being in control. In fact, anytime we're not in complete control of a situation, we feel uncomfortable. Afraid. Most people fear the unknown. The reason is that we can NEVER know for certain what will happen in the future. Nobody can "control" what may happen next Wednesday or next year. We can take actions right now (the present) that may influence events next Wednesday or next year, but we can't control any event until it actually arrives in the present time.
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<br>Building your self confidence enables you to move forward into the unknown. This requires faith in yourself that whatever happens in the future, you'll figure out a way to deal with it. "I may not know today exactly what will happen tomorrow, but I know today that whatever happens tomorrow, I'll deal with it to the best of my ability." Copy this and put it on your office wall. This is self confidence. Can anybody ask more than this?
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<br>To remove any fear, you must first identify and acknowledge it. Try to determine who probably taught you to be afraid of this particular thing. Look back at your childhood—where most fears originate. Then take steps to remove any specific fears that seem to be holding you back.
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<br>Remember that some concerns are normal and beneficial before starting any new venture. These represent problem solving, not fear. For instance, look at all necessary preparations before cutting off your present source of income. Write out a plan for exactly what you want and how you intend to obtain it. Study, learn, and prepare. Set aside a reserve of money for family needs. Study what other successful people have done in the same business. Copy them. Use their success to boost your own confidence. "If s/he can do it, so can I." And you will if you do the exact things they've done. Remember, "If you want what another person has, then do exactly what s/he does."
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<br>Anytime you find yourself making excuses for not doing what you truly want, take an honest look at what's holding you back. Chances are that it's some form of fear. Figure out what you're really afraid of, and then get to work removing that fear from your life.
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<br>About the Author: Dr Charles Smithdeal is known by friends and fellow entrepreneurs as "DrCheckItOut." A respected business coach, he has a proven track record of success in many fields. He's also known for thoroughly checking out top business opportunities before endorsing one. Look him up on the Internet with your favorite search engine. You can also visit his blog at: <a href="http://www.drcheckitout.wordpress.com" title="http://www.drcheckitout.wordpress.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.drcheckitout.wordpress.com</a> For an inside look at DrCheckItOut's #1 home-based business recommendations, visit: <a href="http://www.justcopysuccess.com" title="http://www.justcopysuccess.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.justcopysuccess.com</a>
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