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This Weeks Helpful Reads… Week 294

Joe Hauckes — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 11:31:22 +0000

Mark Twain

This is an ongoing series of interesting and helpful reads that I have come across on the Internet. I try to include the most helpful articles and links each week to provide the widest range of information for the home business entrepreneur.

How to Grow Your Freelance Writing Business by Working Less by Sean Platt… Whether you are a freelance writer or some other entrepreneurial endrevour, are you doing the right thing and using your assets to enhance your business? Maybe not. Find out what you may be missing by working to hard at success.

Making More Money By Charging For Phone & Email Support by Ric Chapman… If you have any type of service business, chances are that you get a lot of “short” calls asking this or that about something that you probably already explained to your client. How can you cut down on most of the really unnecessary calls? Ric explains how he changed client expectations for the better.

I hope you find some of these articles informational and helpful. I think they will be enjoyable reading nonetheless.

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Working at Home Blog Carnival-278th Edition

Joe Hauckes — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 11:25:50 +0000

WAHI Carnival

Welcome to the February 3, 2012 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

Jon Rhodes presents How To Manage Life Working From Home posted at Affiliate Help!, saying, “Working from home has its advantages, but there are also some potential problems if you are not careful. This article addresses some of these potential problems, and shows you how to better manage your life when working from home.”

Rodney Maley presents How to Finish Anything posted at Life-fficient.

Chelsea Prescotti presents Top 10 Tips to Protect Your Privacy Online posted at CreditScore.net, saying, “We lock our doors and close our curtains in order to protect our privacy. Unfortunately, however, when we sit down at the computer, we often expose ourselves to those who want to invade our privacy. Our activities online are easily monitored at work and at home, and if we are not careful, we can give away our credit card numbers, identities and much more to the undesirable elements of society when we surf the Internet. Yet protecting our privacy online is not that difficult, especially when we follow these ten easy steps:”

business

Angel Taylor presents Yellow and Green Prospects ? Color Personalities Part 2 posted at Angel Taylor Live.

Gal Josefsberg presents How Do I Start My Own Business, Part 1 posted at Equally Happy, saying, “As I start my own business at home (a website that helps people find the right gift), I thought I would document the process as a way of both helping people thinking of doing the same and soliciting feedback on what I’m doing right or wrong.”

Juliet Jones presents 10 Once-Dominant Businesses that Ended Up Declaring Bankruptcy posted at Business Insurance, saying, “When a company’s name becomes practically synonymous with the industry it’s in, it seems impossible that the business could ever fail.”

tips

Ken Lange presents 3 Writing Tips from Hemingway posted at Kenneth Lange, saying, “A few tips from Ernest Hemingway on writing habits – but they’re relevant to most people with the freedom to set their own daily agenda.”

Theresa Torres presents 7 Ways To Diversify Your Online Income – Best Online Business posted at Best Online Business Guide, saying, “Putting your eggs in one basket and relying on only one income stream is not a good idea. Here are some ways on how you can diversify your online income and have more success in your business.”

Adrienne Smith presents Are You Pinging Your Content? posted at AdrienneSmith.net, saying, “Are you pinging all of your content? Not only is it important that your blog posts are being pinged but let’s not forget everything else you’ve created as well.”

Jane Sanders presents 20 Science-Based Tips to Improve Workplace Effectiveness posted at Higher Salary.

John Lenaghan presents What’s On My iPhone posted at John Lenaghan’s Blog.

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This Weeks Helpful Reads… Week 293

Joe Hauckes — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 10:55:11 +0000

Mark Twain

Good, Great and Irresistible Marketing Businesses by Liz Strauss… It’s all about marketing the right way to the perfect customer, right? Well, more than a few ompanies don’t get what the customer really needs. Be one of the few businesses that “get it”.

I hope you find some of these articles informational and helpful. I think they will be enjoyable reading nonetheless.

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Working at Home Blog Carnival-277th Edition

Joe Hauckes — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 10:41:32 +0000

WAHI Carnival

Welcome to the January 27, 2012 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

Blog income presents How To Make A Blog Part Three: Monetizing with Affiliate Products posted at We build your blog, saying, “Affiliate marketing is by far the most popular way of earning money from a blog.”

Jailan Marie presents Three Phases of a Management Buyout posted at Innovative Solutions For Positive Change, saying, “, management buyouts can be very helpful to a business owner in a tough economy who is trying to construct and design a customized exit plan from their business utilizing the resources that are available to them, namely, their existing management team.”

business

Theresa Torres presents Start a Home Business: Where Businesses Go for Startup Dough posted at CreditDonkey.com Tips, saying, “Here are some things to consider if you’re hoping to start a new home-based venture and some financing options for your start up capital.”

Pamela Briggs presents Warning: Don’t Promote Hyped Up Affiliate Products posted at Affiliate Marketing Tune Up.

Adrienne Smith presents How Bloggers and Content Marketers Can Generate Unlimited Video Ideas posted at AdrienneSmith.net, saying, “Discover how bloggers and content marketers can generate unlimited video ideas so they can take their video marketing to a new level.”

Susan Guarneri presents 10 Films That Show the Dark Side of Business posted at Online Degree.net, saying, “While too fresh on America’s mind to endure the heartbreak of a Bernie Madoff movie, the ugly side of the business world makes great cinematic fodder.”

humor

euphoriaideas@aol.com presents Humor: How to Increase Happiness posted at How-to Be Happy, saying, “Humor is one of the greatest gifts you can share with another person. People will begin to value you if you are able share a joke and make them laugh and smile. Because humor is contagious, if you can make others happy it will rub off right back onto you. Simply put, learning how to be funny or humorous plays no joke on your happiness level. This article lists 10 ways to increase your sense of humor, resulting in a funnier and happier you. You may find some ideas more helpful than others; it’s a matter of where your humor currently stands and who you are. This is because you’re unique, just like everyone else”

tips

presents Best Places To Write posted at Vanessa Morgan.

work

Charles Chua C K presents 10 Powerful Words to Inspire You at Work posted at All About Living with Life.

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Monday Morning Musings for Work at Homers – Marriage and Men

Joe Hauckes — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 11:09:02 +0000

Monday has always been a little bit of a let down, what with it being the beginning of the work week and all.

So to start things out on a bright note for the week, I bring you the…

Monday Morning Musings for Work at Homers…

Marriage and Men

- When a man decides to marry, it may be the last decision he’ll ever make.

- Some men who speak with authority at work know enough to bow to a higher authority at home

- A dish towel will certainly wipe the contented look off a married man’s face

- Love is the quest, marriage is the conquest, divorce is the inquest.

- An engagement is an urge on the verge of a merge.

- Marriage brings music to a man’s life. He learns to play second fiddle.

- Getting married is one mistake every man should make.

- A well-informed man is one whose wife has just told him what she thinks of him.

- Courtship, unlike proper punctuation, is a period before a sentence.

- The argument you just won with your wife isn’t over yet.

and lastly…

- Before criticizing your wife’s faults, you must remember it may have been these very defects which prevented her from getting a better husband than the one she married!

Hope that put a smile on your face and brightened the start of the work week just a bit.

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