"So What's All The Fuss About Working From Home Anyway?"© Dave Kendrick - All Rights reserved http://www.cruise2success.com
Picture this.
It's
middle of January. It's 20 below outside and it's snowing. At 6 o'clock
alarm goes off. The start of a brand new day.
You crawl out of bed and try to rush around getting ready and getting your stuff together: you have to be at work by 7 am. Outside you go. Your car is covered in snow (Your Wife's car has "garage privileges"). Grumbling, you clear
snow off
car, climb in and start it up. (Hopefully it DOES start) You sit there for a moment, shivering, and think to yourself "Why me, Lord?"
Now picture this.
It's still
middle of January, cold and snowy outside. But this time your alarm doesn't go off. Now it doesn't have to. You gradually come to, look over at
clock and see that it's 8 am. You're well rested so you get up and take a peek outside. Other people are preparing to battle their way to work through
traffic and snow. But not you. Now you don't have to. You, my friend, are now making a comfortable living working from home.
So, you go into your home office and turn on your computer. Maybe wander into
kitchen to grab a coffee while it boots up. You check your email and get that warm satisfied feeling. You sold more products. More people have signed up for your affiliate programs and your newsletter. All of this while you were fast asleep in bed!
You take that good feeling with you and jump into
shower. Maybe we'll go out for breakfast if this snow clears up.
Later, back in front of your computer, you do what you need to do to keep your business running smoothly. Work on
next edition of your newsletter, order some ezine ads. work on your latest article, answer your emails etc.
OK. So I know that first scenario was maybe an extreme case, but this IS
case for thousands upon thousands of people who have to suffer through cold snowy winters. But even if you are fortunate enough to live in a warmer climate, wouldn't it be so much nicer to savor that first cup of coffee (or tea!) on your deck or patio rather than gulping it down on your way to work?