Thursday, April 12, 2007

Extra Income Opportunity Working At Home
Copyright © Katie Ford


http://katiehomebusiness.eoltt.com


Working at home has a nice ring to it and many see being
able to set their own hours as a dream come true. For
those who have little or no self-discipline, that dream
can quickly turn into a nightmare. There may be times
when a deadline is approaching as well as your favorite
sports team on television. Without the discipline to set
your priorities to your work, your home business will fail.

When you make the commitment to work from home, you are
telling your clients or customers that you are ready to
do whatever it takes to get the job done within the promised
time. When you continually fail to do that, you are
telling them that you do not care about their needs and your
time is more important to you than their project.

When you work from home, if there is no one around a
majority of the day then there should be no distractions to
keep you from getting your work done. When you first begin
working at home, the first few days may be wasted as you get
up in the mornings and think about not having to go anywhere.
How nice it is that you can work whenever you feel like it.
Soon, however, you may find yourself struggling to hit
deadlines and having trouble finding new projects.

One tip about working from home is that while you can work
in your pajamas, until you are settled into your routine
of working at home, get up in the morning and get dressed
for work. Hit the office at a specified time and establish
regular hours. Once acclimated to getting your work done
on time, then you can play with your schedule and your
dog during the day and finish your work in the evening.

Many clients will not care whether you are working on their
project at seven in the morning or 10 at night. Their only
concern is that the work is done to their specifications
within the time that was promised. It is up to you to
accomplish this.

Other than discipline, organization is a key ingredient in
working from home so that little details, or big jobs, are
not overlooked and forgotten. Other than not getting a
project completed on time, the worst customer service you
can offer is telling a client that you forgot to do their
work. Telling them they are not important enough to remember
will likely not bring you any additional business from them
or their friends.

Once you are organized and disciplined, you can be prepared
to work more hours than normal. At least until you have
established yourself in your business and become acclimated
to the amount of work you need to do. Another tip is to
finish all the hard projects at the beginning so if you get
behind, the easy ones can be done quickly.

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1 comments:

Jason h said...

Going to Cali this weekend!! We're you the one asking me about the government grants website? Here it is..Here ya go..