How To Prioritize And Grow Your Home-Based BusinessWritten by Ken Leonard Jr.
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To be able to take advantage of this great pool of info, one would prioritize their spending to make it possible to pay a low monthly membership fee, and not feel burden of another bill to pay. If you could cut out a small expense each month, giving you room to be able to join one of most helpful sites on net (to up-and- coming home business person), would you make it happen? The person that can prioritize their cash flow can learn and make strides toward their goals that others can't. I bet if you look at your monthly expenditures, you can find a few things that you can do without. Making right choices, and setting proper priorities, will mean difference between success and failure in any home-based business venture, be it online or offline.
Direct marketing veteran Ken Leonard Jr. publishes "New Marketer Ezine" weekly, helping to take the headaches out of starting and growing your online or home-based business. Get yours now by going to http://www.kenleonardjr.com and get two useful resources free.
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for your spouse and kids, they will be able to deal with your 'no disturb' sign without feeling neglected. Don't be parent that kids never see. (5) Take your work with you. If your day job leaves you with slow periods when you do little or nothing, use this time to your advantage. Lunch breaks or smoke breaks can add up to some valuable time by end of week, too. Always carry tools that you need to do your work with you. Don't go anywhere without a notebook and pen, and a small voice memo recorder. Be prepared. (6) Automate tasks. Computers and internet allow you to automate certain tasks that were once time-consuming manual chores. Use autoresponders to deal with repetitive email questions and replies. Use modern accounting and word processing programs that are multi- featured. Use a list management service/program to make it easier to contact and follow-up with your prospects and clients. (7) Time to relax. Don't kill yourself trying to work a day job and build a home-based business at same time. You need time to totally escape from your daily duties occasionally. Exercise is one of best things you can do for yourself, while helping to manage stress. Don't sacrifice your health for business sake. Take that drive to beach. Play basketball with your friends. Read that new mystery you've been wanting to read. If you try, you'll see that it 'is' possible to solve "the time crunch". Be organized and know what your total work load includes. Maybe spend less time watching television, or on other useless activities. Don't forget your family. Even though you are working hard, make sure you are having fun. If you don't love what you are doing, don't do it. Enjoying life is what it's all about. Right? You bet.
Direct marketing veteran Ken Leonard Jr. publishes "New Marketer Ezine" weekly, helping to take the headaches out of starting and growing your online or home-based business. Get yours now by going to http://www.kenleonardjr.com and get two useful resources free.
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