The Ultimate MotivationWritten by Ken Leonard Jr.
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deal on some oceanfront property, or a house in hills. This would allow you to stay there as long as you'd like. If you run an online marketing business of some kind, you must realize that an internet-based venture is wonderfully mobile. The work you do at your home office now can just as well be done in location of your choice. A laptop and an internet connection is all that you'll need to take your business "on road". You can even creatively structure your business to be able to take advantage of tax deductions related to running of your online company from different cities around world. This could help to reduce cost of "getting out of town". Ask your CPA or financial planner for a game plan to make your mobile business ideas happen. Of course, tax benefits will differ according to country in which you are a citizen. Can you imagine sitting on a lounge chair on a pink sand beach, laptop in hand, writing next week's issue of your newsletter? How about relaxing on your sailboat while anchored in a beautiful tropical lagoon, writing your newest Ebook under swaying palms? Traveling will let you discover a "whole new you". With right mindset, it will be a source of ultimate motivation like you've never seen before. Every trip you take can bring you closer to your new dream of running your online business from any- where in world. If you think that it is beyond your finances to be able to travel to and live in a foreign land, think again. The internet has made it possible for average person to be able to research and learn about a destination, getting great deals on everything. If you live in a country with a strong currency (like US), it is very possible to find homes or boats for well under $50,000 US.
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.
| | But I Don't Want To Change!Written by Ken Leonard Jr.
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Are you building a home-based business in off-hours from your main job? Some would say that changing your day job is "easier said than done". If you want something bad enough, though, you will find any means to reach your goals. Put your- self in position of being able to spend more time learning and building your business, while still working days and "paying bills". This is where you want to be. Now you can build your business faster, rather than focusing on a demanding day job. After a while, you may find that you don't need that job, anyway. *Change Your Life Situation* Do you have a stressful home life? Are personal distractions stopping you from building your home-based business? Though it won't be easy, taking control of your personal and family life can be one of best things you can do for your overall success and happiness. With your personal life in order, you will have a much easier time focusing on your business goals. You stand to benefit greatly if you can accomplish this. Set yourself up to win. Prepare mentally for a changing business climate. Embrace change. Learn that "change is good". Be ahead of rest, by doing what others are not willing to do. You'll be glad you did.
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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