Eight Tips for Working for Someone Else After a Home-Based Business

Written by Susan Dunn, MA, Emotional Intelligence Coach & Consultant


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5.Brush up on your people skills, aka Emotional intelligence. While homeworkers often lamentrepparttar loneliness of working at home, you may have forgotten what it’s like to be with others, and accommodate to other wills. Just as you prepare your child before they head for a birthday party, go over your “manners.”

6.Get caught up on your rest. It’s not that you weren’t working hard and long hours at home, it’s that it’s going to be different. This is stressful. Resist all urges to party like there’s no tomorrow on your last days at home, and rest up instead. You may be entering one ofrepparttar 101523 many understaffed offices inrepparttar 101524 work place today.

7.Talk to your family and friends. You have a big adjustment coming, and you need support and encouragement. If you don’t ask for it, you won’t get it. And be specific!

8.Manage your attitude. If your home-based business failed, or failed to live up to your expectations, or simply wore thin, put it behind you. Don’t attribute it to anything personal, permanent or pervasive. Focus on what’s good inrepparttar 101525 new situation – structure, camaraderie, a steady paycheck, benefits, and a simpler tax return. There are many successes you’ve had and will have, and a positive attitude will help you make a success of your new job.

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How to Give That "Gift of a Lifetime"

Written by Van Day


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3.Be yourself. The gift is from you, so make sure it shows it. But be appropriate, and be surerepparttar gift is something thatrepparttar 101522 recipient will relate to and enjoy.

4.Try to avoid excessiveness. Simple gifts tend to also be very well received.

5.Don't wait untilrepparttar 101523 last minute. It only gives you too little time to get a great gift, and also shows how much you don't care.

Being creative is a fantastic way to ensure gettingrepparttar 101524 right gift. People love it when it's obvious their gift required some imagination and creativity. So as you’re going throughrepparttar 101525 “what do I get them” process, remember that a little bit of creativity, uniqueness and personalization will go a long, long way!

The true measure of a great gift will be seen inrepparttar 101526 eyes ofrepparttar 101527 recipient when they get it. You’ll know it, you’ll feel it, and you’ll feel great yourself when you’ve givenrepparttar 101528 “Great Gift”!

Van Day is a renowned pianist and musician, and creator of “Piano Music 4 You.com .” “Piano Music 4 You” specializes in creating personalized, custom and unique CDs of piano music, created especially for each customer and all occasions. http://www.pianomusic4you.com


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