Let me ask you. Do you have to educate yourself to protect your pay? Attend classes in your off time? Having to spend more time away from home and family just to keep pay level you have? If you are having to do any of these than maybe its time that you start looking for others ways to insure your future. Because it just might be that your future with your company is starting to become weak or short.

Most employers now-a-days can't or even won't try to promise a secure future with them anymore. Soon more and more breadwinners will start looking at other ways to increase their income and secure their future. Many will become successful enough to quit their jobs and retire early because they decided to act on what they see going on around them. They decided to take matters into their own hands and out of hands of their employers. Taking control of their own destiny.

I'm not being radical at all about pay-cuts and secure employment. If its not happening where you work right now, it possibly will soon. All you got to do is turn on news or pick up a newspaper and see how trend is going. Job losses because of downsizing, Operations shutting down and moving out of country in favor of lower wage earners and increased profits. I very seldom listen to or read news, but almost anytime I do I hear about pay-cuts and job losses. No, I'm not being radical, just matter-of-fact. Corporate America is for "Corporate America and stockholders", not Americans. Even if your company is owned by a foreign corporation.

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Do’s

1.Always read submission criteria before submitting your article. 2.Format your article to 60-65 characters/line when submitting to announcement lists or by email. 3.Use proper English, spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalization and sentence structure. 4.Make time to manually submit articles. Most automated article submission services are frowned upon in publishing industry.

Don’ts 1.Do not write solo ads: You’re here to share your knowledge. No sales pitches allowed. 2.Do not include affiliate links: Again, education is goal, not sales. 3.Do not submit more than one article per week: Most publishers receive thousands of articles daily. If you submit more than 1 article per week, chances are, your second submission will be discarded.

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