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Moving from the brick and mortar, the other-guy-owns-the-building, world, left me with breathtaking exhilaration. I was free! I was also terrified. There’s definitely something to be said about “a regular paycheck” which we usually take to mean “secure.” We can sleep easy at night. Why? Because we know it’s going to be there. Or we… Continue Reading →

Hallelujah! This has been driving me nuts! And exhausting me. Can’t trust half of anything you read anymore. You need information and find an article, you have to research it and verify it yourself. Personally wasted tons of time and energy doing that. All because of other people’s greed. Of course I don’t mean just… Continue Reading →

Sitting at my desk staring out the window (that I *can* open because it’s a real window in a real house. One of the perks of working from home. *big, satisfied grin*) And a few work at home job searching tips came to mind. Thought I’d share them: when applying for jobs: – check your… Continue Reading →

A new survey from job site CareerBliss.com put together a study of the 10 Happiest Careers in America. Two of them will come as no surprise to many of us. Administrative Assistants and Customer  Support people are the happiest in our life’s work. Number one will surprise you, I think. at least it did me…. Continue Reading →

I know this will not be news to a lot of you but to others it may come as a saving grace. To that end I want to make sure we share it. When applying to a job, never give your social security number to a prospective employer.  Do not provide that until you are… Continue Reading →

I’m of two schools of thought when it comes to job hunting at holidays time. The first is that looking for work at home jobs is a job in itself and thoroughly exhausting. You should take a break – relax and rejuvenate. Give yourself a break. The other is that it’s an excellent opportunity to… Continue Reading →

The surest way to get that extra bit of cash in time for it to be useful for the holidays is to go analog lol! *nods head* That’s right, take it offline. Anything you can do online at this point is not likely to get you set up, running, doing the work and getting paid… Continue Reading →

Now that I’m forced to get a new machine I’m going with Windows 7. To be honest with you I didn’t mind Vista. *reflexively crosses arms in front of head and ducks* lol!  But then I made sure to have all the hardware and specs Microsoft said you should have to have it live and… Continue Reading →

I’ve been seeing a lot about outsourcing this week both for and against. Michel Fortin tweeted about a couple interesting articles: One a review by Erin Blaskie on a program offered by a well-known marketer , the other Thoughts on Exploitation by Jennifer Mattern on All Freelance Writing The topic has also come up recently… Continue Reading →