Why You Work Smart, Not Hard

How often do you see a company handed to a CEO for doubling profit in a year? In the real world that is not even a possibility, companies are in business to make money. When you work for a company no matter the position you are what you are, an employee. No matter how hard you work, the outcome is just a bonus and Or a promotion for a job well done. The company's yearly profits and new ideas you brought to the business stays in that company year after year. So how about “learning to build a business that supports YOUR lifestyle.”

Time is an incredible but limited resource because once it is gone, you can never get it back. That is why you need to learn to make the most out of it. Falling to a low point in life is embarrassing, degrading, and just soul crushing. Nothing breaks the human spirit like poverty, building a business to support your lifestyle will change who you are for the better. I learn the hard way that whoever control your money control you. So the solution was creating my income stream to control when, how, and how much income I receive. Physically working for money is grueling work, hard labor for little pay. I quickly realize that to gain success I needed to implement others to help me. Your core-self defines your success in life with the actions you take. Building healthy habits ensure my success in managing my money, earning a living income, and continuing to improve my life. Your work hard for your money, get rewarded by having your money work for you in return.

Money travel around the world every day through banks, businesses, and just your everyday people. All you have to do is tap into those funds to start your business. Use donations from others for your cause, offer information for a small fee, conduct workshops to provide classes and training to earn the funds your business require. When I started working on my own business, I regularly heard some of the same statements from people.

“Self-employed people have to work all the time because they have to do everything themselves.”

“To start a business, you need a lot of money and a big college degree.”

“It took me forever to pay off my debts, and I have an excellent job, how will you support yourself with no job.”

“In this economy, if you do not have a steady job that provides a steady paycheck every two weeks you can not make a living income.”

I never let anything others say discourage me because no two people are alike. Others opinion are their own, not a reflection on what you want to do with your life. “I have always found that keeping family and business separate keeps you mind clear, and allows me to make calculated decisions.” The idea is to use your education to grow rich, not hard labor. Do your research, come to a decision based on facts that create wealth.

What education in the classroom or outside the classroom has made a difference in your financial status?

An Organize Home Office For A Successful Entrepreneur

Creating a home office can start with very basic and simple pieces. Afterward, you have to make sure you keep the space clear and uncluttered. You need to start by locating a space in your home that makes sense to set up an office in, somewhere away from usual all day activities. Ensure that you have all the equipment require for your works-pace, make it's all efficient and ready.

Decide where you would like to set up your home office Most people set up their office in a separate room in the house; that however is a choice which you can set your office anywhere in the office if space is available and you can work there. Just make sure that it is receiving plenty of light, from sunlight during the day to having proper lighting in the room.

Select the home office furniture for your space Everyone space do varies, make sure you furniture fits the space. If you have a larger room and space to set up check out a bigger desk including a book shelve and extra storage. Are you working with a smaller space? That's when you would go with a simple one piece desk and a chair to stay comfortable. Get simple things like a small lamp and only desk items needed at the moment.

Consider the equipment you will need for your office space set-up Just about everyone that work from home use a computer, so keep in mind you need space for it on your desk. You may need a printer or even a bigger multi-functional machine.

Make sure you have enough storage space Set up an area around you to store any paperwork, business files, any supplies you may be carrying, even books you have in your office. Avoid setting up a clutter-prone work-space by not being organized. Organize your office time with your calendar. You have the choice to use an electronic version, having a desk calendar always help you stay on track and keep your deadlines. Set everything up in your office to be ready the moment you come in to work. Having everything on hand keeps you from stopping and going to get the paper, or even running out of ink. Place everything in their correct spot, like pens and highlighters in one spot and business card on one side.Have a place for everything. All equipment placed in the right spot will keep clutter away and make work more efficient.

Set up your organized filing system with more than enough room for your activities. Make sure you keep paperwork that is important to you if something is no longer needed to make sure to dispense it. Have a filling system away from the office where you can store extra paperwork to have more room and be able to find what you need. Be consistent when organizing your system. Try not to let paperwork pile up with the promise of getting to it when you have the time, especially when it comes to filing. Get yourself into the habit of filing your work every day and not leaving your office space in disarray at the end of the day. Filling things away every day leaves you with a fresh new day to start working.