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1. Do Business Anywhere with an Internet Fax Service November 21, 2008 You’ve read Tim Ferriss’s “Four-Hour Workweek,” set up your online business, and packed your bags for your three-month mini-retirement to Kuala Lumpur. Then you realize that although most of your business can be done by email, you’ll need to send and a receive a few faxes. Your short-term apartment doesn’t have a fax machine. So what do you do? Internet Fax Frees You from the Office The unfortunate reality is that some customers and vendors still insist on faxing some documents. You have three options for dealing with that on your mini-retirement. 1. Find new customers and vendors w... (read more) Author: Joy Davis

2. How you can coping with stress November 03, 2008 - most people who have stress tend to have a lot of work - try to cut them down - delegate your work - recommend you to read four-hour workweek - start not-to-do list - don't do anything on the list - focus on the real issues of your life If there's one thing I want people to do when they are always stressed is to cut back how much work they've done. Why? Because it will gives you more time for yourself doing things you truly enjoy. In this article, I try to explain few ways you can use to cut the amount of work you do everyday. 1. Delegate your work Ask people to help y... (read more) Author: Peter David

3. Summer Weekends in Long Island May Cause an Influx of Auto Accidents August 20, 2008 When Summer months come to term, the city turns into a hot and muggy mess. People escape the city cutting their workweek short and getaway to Long Island for the cool beaches and glimmering water. Long Island is a hop, skip, and a jump from the city thus making it the easiest and quickest destination for New York City residents. When people are traveling to Long Island for the weekend they are probably so hopped up on caffeine and Sublime’s Summer Time and the Living’s Easy lyrics that they don’t pay too much attention to what is going on the road. Auto accidents occur very often in the summer... (read more) Author: Paul Justice

4. What Are The Benefits Of Outsourcing? July 11, 2008 When the book "The 4-Hour Workweek" hit the shelves it soon became a bit hit, especially with internet marketers, small business owners and entrepreneurs. From it they learned that they could outsource many of their daily tasks, freeing themselves up to focus on the big picture and map out additional steps for growth. With a fairly small amount of cash, an entrepreneur can get busy outsourcing many of their time consuming tasks by utilizing the skills and specialties of other people. The basic idea behind outsourced projects is to line up other people to handle some of the daily work that... (read more) Author: Mike Selvon

5. Is Colon Hydrotherapy for You? June 11, 2008 You know the drill. After a 40+ hour workweek, long hours in commute traffic, and the million and two errands that you just ran, you’re suddenly exhausted, overwhelmed, and too tired to cook a healthy meal. The all-American 8-day-a-week work schedule makes it hard to maintain healthy eating habits, regardless of how many Martha Stewart magazines you read. The result of our frantic lifestyles is that our bodies become extremely taxed and polluted with toxins, both from our environment and the food we eat. Most of these toxins become stored in our bodies and contribute to health ailments, ... (read more) Author: Shannon Law

6. Forgive Your Hubby For His Golf Obsession February 15, 2008 One day Martha snapped and started to scream at Jim. For years, she had been putting up with his golf obsession, silently and smilingly. Every Saturday when he went off golfing, she was left with mowing the lawn, doing the laundry, taking the kids on hikes by herself, and sitting alone at the dinner table. All the things she did not have time to do during her busy workweek. Many Saturdays, while Jim was off with his buddies drinking beer and swinging shots, Martha was sitting at home stewing in fury, and sometimes crying. Jim had no clue as to her growing resentment, until the day Martha... (read more) Author: 10x Marketing

7. How Can the Employment Report Make You Money? February 11, 2008 The employment report is actually two separate reports which are the results of two separate surveys. The household survey is a survey of roughly 60,000 households. This survey produces the unemployment rate. The establishment survey is a survey of 375,000 businesses. This survey produces the nonfarm payrolls, average workweek, and average hourly earnings figures, to name a few. Both surveys cover the payroll period which includes the 12th of each month. The reports both measure employment levels, just from different angles. Due to the vastly different size of the survey samples (the esta... (read more) Author: Mac X

8. Database Technology Schools Train Sharp Computer Technicians January 28, 2008 If you are seeking a challenging career in an office environment, you should look into Database Technology schools. There are many good reasons to seek training in data technology, including a forty-hour workweek, excellent pay, and plenty of exciting job opportunities. Today's modern businesses are looking for sharp computer technicians with credentials from one of the top Database Technology programs. Many employers will consider only those applicants with a minimum of a Bachelor degree in computer science, information science, or computer information systems; other employers will be sa... (read more) Author: Michael Bustamante

9. I work for my Dad - Do I still have to pay into employment insurance? January 08, 2008 When it comes to working in Canada, most of us will only see a fraction of what we actually earn in the average workweek. The reason? Canada is a “socialized” country, and that means we have plenty of programs at work that are intended to make life less costly for those who can least afford it. These programs are funded by taxes, and taxes come in many different forms. One of the most misleading of these taxes is what is known as Employment Insurance. Not only is the name misleading (paying out these fees won’t ensure employment, it is meant to keep people paid when they are unemployed), ... (read more) Author: Rob Parker

10. Is the Four Hour Work Week Really Possible? If so, How? December 25, 2007 Timothy Ferriss’s best selling book “The 4-Hour Workweek” has peaked alot of interest and stirred up some controversy. Many people are wondering, how exactly can someone only work 4 hours a week and actually earn a decent living? For those who haven’t read the book, Ferriss outlines the path to a 4 hour work week in 4 detailed steps. The steps are as follows: definition, automation, elimination, and liberation. While the four hour work week could never be achieved without steps 1,2, and 4, it is the automation step that is the meat and potatoes of the process. Automation includes cr... (read more) Author: Jamison Ryan

11. Moonlighting Your Way to a Full-Time Copywriting Career June 03, 2007 If you are moonlighting as a copywriter and want to go full-time, you can. But be sure to have a plan in place first. Owning your own business can be great, but not if you fail to plan for the first year's up-and-down income. 1. Be sure you know why you want to go full-time. Reason: "I want more freedom and flexibility." Full-time copywriting is great for more flexibility during your workweek, but taking longer breaks like vacations can be tricky. You will need to plan for this. "I'll make more money as a full-time copywriter than I do as a [fill-in-the-blank]." You well m... (read more) Author: Deanna Mascle

12. Job Description of Housekeeper May 14, 2007 The International Nanny Association defines a nanny or housekeeper as one of person "employed by the family on moreover a live-in or live-out basis undertaking all tasks associated to the care of children. Duties are usually limited to childcare and the household tasks associated to childcare. May or may not really have had any formal training as such, though regular has a fine deal of real life experience. Nanny's workweek ranges from 40 to 60 hours a week. Usually works unsupervised." Primary Functions: The nanny / housekeeper has the double responsibilities for the care of a family's c... (read more) Author: shalini pillay

13. Options For Working Moms - Is It All Or Nothing? November 09, 2006 Many working moms struggle with the day-to-day grind of the workweek. While many may enjoy their jobs, they may not enjoy the ritual of waking up early, getting the kids ready, only to drop them off at daycare. Oftentimes, a large portion of their paycheck goes straight to the people who are caring for their children during the day. If you’re a mom who is not happy with your situation, there are alternatives for you to explore. Not all of them are going to suit your needs but you might find a couple that you should investigate further. Part Time Jobs While those who are on a tig... (read more) Author: Heather Eagar

14. Do you have a career you love? You can March 24, 2004 [FNAME] Do you have a career you love? You can By BZ Riger-Hull, Certified Success Coach http://www.in-spiros.com Contrary to some circles of thought we are not supposed to be miserable. Slogging through the day, the workweek, and life because we should, because we have to, because what we really have a passion for and is fun for us doesn't seem "responsible" or what we "should" be doing to make a living. Work and careers take up 50 to 75 percent of our time that we are awake. Come to think of it for most of us it takes up a good percentage of the time we are a sleep too. W... (read more) Author: BZ Riger-Hull

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