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Welcome to the November 10, 2006 edition of Working at Home Blog Carnival. This weeks Carnival has, as always, some really good articles. So, Sit Back and Enjoy.
And Here We Go…
advice
Patricia presents 4 Steps To Make It Happen, Every Time posted at Patricia.
Rod Thomas presents Turn £100,000 into £1,000,000 – Two concepts of property investing posted at Prosperity from Property, saying, “The press is full of information, advice and even criticism of property as an investment class. One huge problem is that much of that information is written by journalists, who are not property investors. And that does you a disservice because at best you get a half-truth, and often the story bears little relation to the reality of what is actually happening.”
Tim Miller presents Getting started in the freelance business posted at Diary of a Freelancer.
Travis Farnes presents Get Motivated and Stay Motivated! posted at Self Improvement with Travis Farnes.
evelester presents How I manage my time? and sometimes dont posted at Brainstorming Diva, saying, “thank you!”
Martin Smith presents My quest to make money on the internet: Commission Junction & Adbrite – More Ways to Make Money on the Internet Part 2 posted at My quest to make money on the internet.
business
Nancy Geiger presents Starting an Online Store Called givitup: My home office posted at Starting an Online Store Called givitup.
Brian C Lee presents How to Blog :: The Manual posted at How to Blog :: The Manual, saying, “An extremely detailed article on the tools needed to blog. Everything you need in one place.”
James D. Brausch presents Are You Being A Good Guy Or A Plain Old Procrastinator posted at jamesbrausch.com.
Sanjay Kumar presents Attract more customers by marketing the new PayPal rebate! posted at SimplifyThis, saying, “Leverage the recent PayPal traffic campaign to generate more sales for your own business.”
Thom Singer presents Keep Trying To Reach The Prospect posted at Some Assembly Required.
home
Joseph presents Make $20 an hour on eBay posted at help with everything.
tips
Lickhau Loo presents 4 Magic Key Words That Make You Success In Internet MLM posted at Internet MLM Development.
Sushith Mundayadan presents Reasons For Getting Irrelevant Or Off-targeted Goo… posted at Tips To Make Money Online, saying, “Few Reasons for getting off-targeted Google adsense ads on your sites and tips to stop them.”
Daniel Scocco presents WWW or no-WWW? posted at Daily Blog Tips.
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by Joe Hauckes
5 Comments
Hi Joe,
Wonderful carnival.
Can’t talk right now; gotta go read.
Carolyn
Hey Carolyn,
Have fun, there is a lot to go read today.
Joe
Too much, Joe, too much. It’s taken me to the business side of writing. Remember Maydard G. Krebbs, who used to say “work!!!!?” Well, as you no doubt know, writers often say, “business!!!!!?”.
Lordy, Joe, I think I need a nap now.
Carolyn
Carolyn,
Reading should be fun, when it becomes work I say take a nap or do something else you like.
It’s a beautiful day here, so I will probably just sit outside and read something nice and light, No Business.
I’ll save that for Monday.
Joe
Reading is fun, Joe. Since it’s Sunday I’m going on a little R&R myself.
Now here’s what I have to seriously say about ‘nap’. “When I think of exercise, I lie down and let the feeling pass” –Carolyn Manning