These jobs generally require a computer, a headset, and a quiet place to
work.
Background noises such as children, music, television or pets is
generally not
tolerated. Almost all companies require that you have a fast
internet connection
such as DSL/Cable.
Here are a few quick tips if
you're trying to figure out whether a work from
home call center job is right
for you. You should have a pleasant phone voice as
you will be dealing with
all kinds of customers who may be happy, sad, or
furious. You should feel
comfortable handling any and all situations that arise.
You should also
be able to type and carry on a conversation at the same time.
While
experience is not always necessary, it certainly helps when you are
competing
against a lot of home workers looking to get the same job as you
are.
Here is a list of companies known to hire people who work from their
homes.
However just because a company is listed here, does not guarantee that
they are
hiring at the moment. Always respect the requests and requirements
of each
company you apply to.
List of Work at Home Customer
Service Companies
1-800-Flowers.com – Customer Service
Representatives
Must live in one of the following states – Delaware,
Montana, New Hampshire, New
Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, or
Virginia. Candidates must have a
reliable high-speed internet connection,
dedicated land line telephone for
incoming calls and a typing speed of at
least 35 wpm. Prior call center
experience preferred. See the website for
more information.
ACDDirect.com – Virtual Call Center
Agent
Requirements include previous call center experience (preferably
work at home),
high speed internet access, and dedicated phone line. Your
work space must be a
dedicated office with a door as there is zero tolerance
for background noise
during calls. Visit the website to learn
more.
Advanis – Telephone Research Interviewer
Market Research
company looking for telephone interviewers. Must have good
customer service
skills, PC with high speed internet service, and a quiet,
private place in
your home to do this job. Must have a land line phone in office
space and a
corded headset with noise cancelling microphone. See website for
further
information.
Alpine Access – Customer Service Representatives
Must
have high speed internet via Cable or DSL, ability to be online and on
a
phone call simultaneously via a landline, reliably-quiet home work
environment
during scheduled work periods, and a reliable personal computer
running Windows
98 or later with Internet Explorer 6.0. More details and
online application at
the website.
Arise – Customer Service
Reps
Using a computer, a telephone line and a broadband access
connection, accept and
service inbound customer service / sales calls from
clients while at home.
Training usually takes between one and four weeks. See
website for details and
application.
ARO INC – Customer
Service
Remote employee requirements include high-speed internet via
cable or DSL
(Satellite not compatible), dedicated work space, and fully
update computer
system. Training conducted via web. See website for
frequently asked questions
and online application.
Auralog.com –
Customer Service Representative
You will be in charge of supporting
AuraLog `s customers. This support will be
provided through a Text Chat tool.
Your responsibilities will include reporting
on your activity and
transmission of the questions on hold and unsolved
technical problems to
experts.
ChannelBlend.com – Customer Service
Representative
Agents usually spend about 2 weeks in the training center
before soloing at
home. Once we provide them with extensive training by our
internal staff, the
At-Home agents perform at a level that consistently
exceeds our clients'
expectations.
Cloud 10 – Customer Service
Representatives
CSR's must be available to work 20 hours or more per
week. Must have high speed
internet access, corded traditional phone and
hands-free headset, professional
and articulate phone voice, and a quiet work
environment. See the website for
futher information and online
application.
Convergys – Remote Agent
Remote Agents receive
incoming calls from customers. Must have Cable or DSL
Internet access. Other
requirements include a quiet place in your home to work,
noise-canceling USB
headset, and a PC that meets their minimum standards. See
the website for
more information and to apply online..
eCallogy – Customer Service – Utah
Only
Applicants must have an Internet connection and an extra phone line
that will be
used to receive calls while connected to the Internet. This
means two active
telephone lines OR DSL. Must have Windows 98 or higher and
Internet Explorer 5.0
or higher. Work area must be free from home noises
during shifts.
Live Ops – Home-Based Telephone Reps
Previous sales
and teleservices experience is a huge plus although not
necessary. Must have
high-speed Internet connection – DSL or Cable and a
separate phone line.
Complete the online application to get started.
MicahTek, Inc – Customer
Service Reps
Requirements include a Land-Based phone line (without
call-waiting), PC with
Windows XP, internet browser experience, high-speed
cable or DSL internet
service, quiet and business-like work environment,
polite and friendly attitude,
dedicated work ethic and excellent customer
service skills.
Service 800 – Customer Service
Representatives
Previous customer service experience, computer knowledge
and telephone skills
are mandatory. Must have high speed internet connection
and separate dedicated
voice phone line. See the website for more information
and online application.
Sykes – Customer Service
Representatives
Sykes is looking for work from home employees in over 20
different countries
worldwide. Applicants must have a high speed internet
connection and a land
line telephone. See the website for more
information.
TeleTech@Home – Customer Service
TeleTech@Home work
involves inbound customer service inquiries. Must have high
speed internet
(Cable or DSL) as well as an analog land-line telephone and a
quiet work area
that is free from background noises. See the website for
further
information.
Time Communications – Customer Service
Representatives
Currently accepting applications for customer service
representatives who live
in the greater Minneapolis, St. Paul area. See the
website for online
application form.
VIPdesk – Home-based Brand
Ambassador – Customer Support
Brand Ambassadors are independent
contractors that provide inbound call-taking
services to Customers of retail
wholesalers via phone. Applicants should have 5+
years of customer service
experience and commit to work at least 25 hours per
week. Visit the website
for more information.
Voice Log, LLC – Customer Service Live
Operators
Ongoing openings for Live Operators, Verification Agents, and
Quality Assurance
Agents. Must have high speed internet access, DSL or cable.
See the website for
specific requirements for each position and online
application.
West At Home Agents – WAH Customer Service Telephone
Reps
West at Home Agents handle calls for a variety of products and
services. Must
have Cable or DSL internet connection and PC compatible
computer. Headsets also
required. See the website for more details and online
application.
Working Solutions – Call Center Work
All projects
require a broadband internet connection. A Windows 2000 or Windows
XP
operating system is also required. Must also have a telephone line,
telephone
headset, working printer, and a quiet, uninterrupted work
environment during all
working hours.
XAct TeleSolutions – Customer
Service Professionals
Taking calls in a fast paced, customer driven
environment working from your home
office. Bilingual a plus. Computer and
high speed Internet connection required.
Complete the online application
form.
Additional Work at Home Cusotmer Service
Companies:
AccoladeSupport.com
OnPoint@Home
Secure Call
Management
TeLCare
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Sunday, April 28, 2013
Ways To Make Money Online (SURVEYS)
Surveys:
Some people push making money through Paid Online Surveys. You know that' when
you are supposed to get paid (or prizes) simply for filling out the company's
surveys with alerts by way of your email. Since I've been in the "cyber-world"
I've seen many post this as an easy and even "lucrative" way to make easy money.
I can't guarantee you whether this works or not but I can give you my personal
review on it and maybe a couple others. In the end you will be the true judge of
options presented.
``````````
NOTE: As I have tried many opportunities out there and would like to share with
others my personal findings. However, remember when making a decision always use
your own wisdom, discernment or perform thorough researches to help you make a
feasible decision for YOU. Know this, you should NEVER have to paid for Survey
opportunities otherwise it could be a scam. A legitimate company needs and should
paid you.
`````````
My Personal Review on SURVEYS: I have tried surveys, however, many survey opportunities I've signed up for in the past paid cents and sent bundles of email to my
account to read. Which wasted lots of my precious time, for what seem to be
absolute "nothing" in return. Ladies and Gents. this is what I consider
"snails pace" pay off if any. In all fairness, maybe this didn't work because I was not passionate enough, didn't try hard enough or was signed up with the wrong companies. I don't know but what I do know is... I am no longer interested in surveys. Keep in mind this is just my opinion because others may have a more rewarding testimonial. Always check out the pros and cons of whatever you decide to do. What maybe wrong for another person maybe right for you or visa-versa.
====================================================================
I found these reviews (yahoo answers) and decided to post examples of what other
reviewers have stated about Survey Companies:
``````````````````````````````
(REVIEW 3 - YAHOO ANSWERS)
If you have to pay to "join", it is a scam.
If you have to provide Credit Card and/or Bank Account details, it's a scam.
The legitimate survey companies pay little - not more than $3 a survey ( most
are lower than that ) or in the form of points that you can redeem for small
gifts ( like a case for a digital camera ).
Unless you are doing this for the fun of it, and am happy with earning enough
for a Starbucks Latte each month, you should stay away and not waste time on
these things.
(REVIEW 4 - YAHOO ANSWERS)
Not legitimate. Some of their ads say "$75 per survey". That is not true. They
won't pay you $75 per survey. THey tease you with lots of promises but you will
never receive any money from them. Avoid them.
(REVIEW 5 - YAHOO ANSWERS)
They're all scams.
I responded to one of those cable TV late-night spots for BIGSPOT.COM and within
moments my disposable e-mail account was added to dozens, if not hundreds of
spam lists. I never found my way through all those screens to find a real survey
that paid money.
Consider the perspective of companies: why would they pay you to take surveys?
What knowledge, information, or experience do you possess that brings them
value? Probably very little. Most survey sites pay a few pennies per survey and
you must earn at least $75 before they pay you anything
If there were a lot of free money out there, everybody would be doing this and
eventually, a new survey website would go to the companies saying the can get
responses for less money. Competition and market forces will quickly drive down
the payment for people answering surveys.
There is NO free money to be found. Anyone telling you otherwise has a vested
interest in convincing you otherwise.
Notice how nobody ever provides details, but just a link to another website.
Can anyone give complete details about the surveys paying $6.00? Such as, what
types of questions were asked, how many questions, and how long it took to
answer the survey. What percentage of surveys are worth $6.00? All these sites
look like e-mail harvesting sites rather than offering significant earnings
(paying minimum wage or better to ALL participants).
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I apologize if I have offended anyone in advance because I realize there are
some people who actually "live by" and believe whole heartedly in these Survey
Co., so just take this as my personal view only.
Make It A Prosperous One! n God Bless.
Bev.
Some people push making money through Paid Online Surveys. You know that' when
you are supposed to get paid (or prizes) simply for filling out the company's
surveys with alerts by way of your email. Since I've been in the "cyber-world"
I've seen many post this as an easy and even "lucrative" way to make easy money.
I can't guarantee you whether this works or not but I can give you my personal
review on it and maybe a couple others. In the end you will be the true judge of
options presented.
``````````
NOTE: As I have tried many opportunities out there and would like to share with
others my personal findings. However, remember when making a decision always use
your own wisdom, discernment or perform thorough researches to help you make a
feasible decision for YOU. Know this, you should NEVER have to paid for Survey
opportunities otherwise it could be a scam. A legitimate company needs and should
paid you.
`````````
My Personal Review on SURVEYS: I have tried surveys, however, many survey opportunities I've signed up for in the past paid cents and sent bundles of email to my
account to read. Which wasted lots of my precious time, for what seem to be
absolute "nothing" in return. Ladies and Gents. this is what I consider
"snails pace" pay off if any. In all fairness, maybe this didn't work because I was not passionate enough, didn't try hard enough or was signed up with the wrong companies. I don't know but what I do know is... I am no longer interested in surveys. Keep in mind this is just my opinion because others may have a more rewarding testimonial. Always check out the pros and cons of whatever you decide to do. What maybe wrong for another person maybe right for you or visa-versa.
====================================================================
I found these reviews (yahoo answers) and decided to post examples of what other
reviewers have stated about Survey Companies:
``````````````````````````````
(REVIEW 3 - YAHOO ANSWERS)
If you have to pay to "join", it is a scam.
If you have to provide Credit Card and/or Bank Account details, it's a scam.
The legitimate survey companies pay little - not more than $3 a survey ( most
are lower than that ) or in the form of points that you can redeem for small
gifts ( like a case for a digital camera ).
Unless you are doing this for the fun of it, and am happy with earning enough
for a Starbucks Latte each month, you should stay away and not waste time on
these things.
(REVIEW 4 - YAHOO ANSWERS)
Not legitimate. Some of their ads say "$75 per survey". That is not true. They
won't pay you $75 per survey. THey tease you with lots of promises but you will
never receive any money from them. Avoid them.
(REVIEW 5 - YAHOO ANSWERS)
They're all scams.
I responded to one of those cable TV late-night spots for BIGSPOT.COM and within
moments my disposable e-mail account was added to dozens, if not hundreds of
spam lists. I never found my way through all those screens to find a real survey
that paid money.
Consider the perspective of companies: why would they pay you to take surveys?
What knowledge, information, or experience do you possess that brings them
value? Probably very little. Most survey sites pay a few pennies per survey and
you must earn at least $75 before they pay you anything
If there were a lot of free money out there, everybody would be doing this and
eventually, a new survey website would go to the companies saying the can get
responses for less money. Competition and market forces will quickly drive down
the payment for people answering surveys.
There is NO free money to be found. Anyone telling you otherwise has a vested
interest in convincing you otherwise.
Notice how nobody ever provides details, but just a link to another website.
Can anyone give complete details about the surveys paying $6.00? Such as, what
types of questions were asked, how many questions, and how long it took to
answer the survey. What percentage of surveys are worth $6.00? All these sites
look like e-mail harvesting sites rather than offering significant earnings
(paying minimum wage or better to ALL participants).
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I apologize if I have offended anyone in advance because I realize there are
some people who actually "live by" and believe whole heartedly in these Survey
Co., so just take this as my personal view only.
Make It A Prosperous One! n God Bless.
Bev.
Informative Work From Home Article
How to Find Work at Home Companies
Company web sites are among the best sources of work at home jobs. Instead of
using the job boards and weeding through scams, spam, and listings that aren't
relevant to what you want to do, you can go direct to the company and search
for, review, and apply for jobs online on many company web sites.
Work at Home Companies
For example, 1-800-Flowers.com is recruiting agents for its Work from Home
Customer Service team. Position details, including qualifications and hardware,
software, and Internet requirements, plus an online application are available on
the 1-800-Flowers.com web site.
A few more examples - Hilton hires work from home reservations and service
specialists, CompuCom hires Java Script developers for telecommuting positions,
and Tenet Health Care hires medical coding specials who work virtually from
home.
To find work at home companies, it makes sense to bypass the job boards and
search directly on company sites.
Job Search Engine LinkUp
Job search engine LinkUp searches only jobs on company web sites, so you won't
get any work at home scam listings. Search using keyword terms like telecommute,
telecommuting, work at home, and work from home. You'll be able to view work
from home job listings and apply directly for the positions on company web
sites.
Work at Home Company Directory
About.com's Guide to Work-at-Home Moms, Laureen Brunelli has a terrific resource
for job seekers looking for work at home company. Her Work at Home Company
Directory includes companies looking for home based agents, nurses, writers,
transcriptionists, customer service representatives, and other work at home
employees or independent contractors.
Work at Home Job Search Tips
Tips for finding legitimate work at home jobs, finding companies to work for,
and avoiding job and employment scams.
Job Scams
Information about job scams including how to check out job listings, how to
avoid employment scams, how to report a scam, and where to find lists of scams.
By Alison Doyle, About.com Guide
Company web sites are among the best sources of work at home jobs. Instead of
using the job boards and weeding through scams, spam, and listings that aren't
relevant to what you want to do, you can go direct to the company and search
for, review, and apply for jobs online on many company web sites.
Work at Home Companies
For example, 1-800-Flowers.com is recruiting agents for its Work from Home
Customer Service team. Position details, including qualifications and hardware,
software, and Internet requirements, plus an online application are available on
the 1-800-Flowers.com web site.
A few more examples - Hilton hires work from home reservations and service
specialists, CompuCom hires Java Script developers for telecommuting positions,
and Tenet Health Care hires medical coding specials who work virtually from
home.
To find work at home companies, it makes sense to bypass the job boards and
search directly on company sites.
Job Search Engine LinkUp
Job search engine LinkUp searches only jobs on company web sites, so you won't
get any work at home scam listings. Search using keyword terms like telecommute,
telecommuting, work at home, and work from home. You'll be able to view work
from home job listings and apply directly for the positions on company web
sites.
Work at Home Company Directory
About.com's Guide to Work-at-Home Moms, Laureen Brunelli has a terrific resource
for job seekers looking for work at home company. Her Work at Home Company
Directory includes companies looking for home based agents, nurses, writers,
transcriptionists, customer service representatives, and other work at home
employees or independent contractors.
Work at Home Job Search Tips
Tips for finding legitimate work at home jobs, finding companies to work for,
and avoiding job and employment scams.
Job Scams
Information about job scams including how to check out job listings, how to
avoid employment scams, how to report a scam, and where to find lists of scams.
By Alison Doyle, About.com Guide
Legitimate Work for Stay-At-Home Moms
Legitimate work for
stay-at-home moms is available, although it can be difficult
to find in a sea of work-from-home scams. If you are a stay-at-home mom looking
for employment, remember these tips for distinguishing between serious job
offers and scams.
If it Sounds Too Good to Be True, it Probably Is
This is the cardinal rule of home employment. While everyone would love to be
able to make $1,000 a day working from home, a dream job making $30,000 a month
is next to impossible to find. Be wary of advertisements or emails that make
outlandish and unrealistic claims about the amount of money that you can earn
working from home.
Be realistic about the amount of income that you expect to earn with home
employment. The majority of the income that you earn working from home will be
similar to other income amounts that you have made in the past. Do not approach
work from home opportunities as get-rich-quick-schemes.
Avoid Paying Money Up Front
You should not have to pay money up front to get hired to work from home. When
have you been ever been asked to pay money to work in an office setting?
Companies that ask you to pay a fee to apply for a job, or ask you to make an
initial investment in their company, are usually never legitimate.
Serious Job Offers Do Not Have Serious Time Constraints
Phrases like "Sign up now!" and "This is a 30 day, limited time offer," do not
usually accompany legitimate home employment. These phrases are used to rope you
into a commitment (usually a financial one) as quickly as possible. Scammers do
not want you to take time to consider the risks of their work-from-home venture,
so they use these slogans to hook you in like a fish on a lure.
If you receive emails from companies that use these tactics, consider them red
flags. These companies usually charge hefty sign up fees, and you can end up
over your head and rapidly sinking before you know that you have been scammed.
Common Jobs for Mom Scams
In the world of home employment, there are several common jobs for mom scams of
which you should be aware. This is not to say that every single job posting
under one of these categories is a scam, however all jobs listings under these
subheadings should be thoroughly investigated:
•Envelope stuffing
•Assembling products
•Answering emails
•Appointment setting
•Direct selling that involves a large financial investment
Quick Tips for Avoiding Home Employment Scams
If you are a stay-at-home mom, use the following quick tips to help you avoid
home employment scams:
•Have realistic expectations
•Be aware of spam email scams for home employment opportunities
•Do not view home employment jobs as get-rich-quick schemes
Ideas for Legitimate Work-from-Home Jobs
Despite many jobs for moms scams, legitimate home employment is still available.
Explore these ideas if you are a stay-at-home mom looking for a work from home
job.
•Start a home business selling products on eBay
•Use a consignment store to sell items that you create (i.e., clothing, crafts,
etc.)
•Become a virtual administrative assistant
•Use your own expertise and skills to become a freelancer
•Become an Internet search guide
Navigating the world of home employment can be tricky. Many scam artists prey on
a mother's need for supplemental income while she stays at home with her
children. You can avoid work-from-home scams and find legitimate home employment
if you try these tips, and never forget the cardinal rule of home jobs for moms
- if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
____________________________________
Source: Article recieved thru inbox
from wahm.com Author: unknown or not
submitted with article.
to find in a sea of work-from-home scams. If you are a stay-at-home mom looking
for employment, remember these tips for distinguishing between serious job
offers and scams.
If it Sounds Too Good to Be True, it Probably Is
This is the cardinal rule of home employment. While everyone would love to be
able to make $1,000 a day working from home, a dream job making $30,000 a month
is next to impossible to find. Be wary of advertisements or emails that make
outlandish and unrealistic claims about the amount of money that you can earn
working from home.
Be realistic about the amount of income that you expect to earn with home
employment. The majority of the income that you earn working from home will be
similar to other income amounts that you have made in the past. Do not approach
work from home opportunities as get-rich-quick-schemes.
Avoid Paying Money Up Front
You should not have to pay money up front to get hired to work from home. When
have you been ever been asked to pay money to work in an office setting?
Companies that ask you to pay a fee to apply for a job, or ask you to make an
initial investment in their company, are usually never legitimate.
Serious Job Offers Do Not Have Serious Time Constraints
Phrases like "Sign up now!" and "This is a 30 day, limited time offer," do not
usually accompany legitimate home employment. These phrases are used to rope you
into a commitment (usually a financial one) as quickly as possible. Scammers do
not want you to take time to consider the risks of their work-from-home venture,
so they use these slogans to hook you in like a fish on a lure.
If you receive emails from companies that use these tactics, consider them red
flags. These companies usually charge hefty sign up fees, and you can end up
over your head and rapidly sinking before you know that you have been scammed.
Common Jobs for Mom Scams
In the world of home employment, there are several common jobs for mom scams of
which you should be aware. This is not to say that every single job posting
under one of these categories is a scam, however all jobs listings under these
subheadings should be thoroughly investigated:
•Envelope stuffing
•Assembling products
•Answering emails
•Appointment setting
•Direct selling that involves a large financial investment
Quick Tips for Avoiding Home Employment Scams
If you are a stay-at-home mom, use the following quick tips to help you avoid
home employment scams:
•Have realistic expectations
•Be aware of spam email scams for home employment opportunities
•Do not view home employment jobs as get-rich-quick schemes
Ideas for Legitimate Work-from-Home Jobs
Despite many jobs for moms scams, legitimate home employment is still available.
Explore these ideas if you are a stay-at-home mom looking for a work from home
job.
•Start a home business selling products on eBay
•Use a consignment store to sell items that you create (i.e., clothing, crafts,
etc.)
•Become a virtual administrative assistant
•Use your own expertise and skills to become a freelancer
•Become an Internet search guide
Navigating the world of home employment can be tricky. Many scam artists prey on
a mother's need for supplemental income while she stays at home with her
children. You can avoid work-from-home scams and find legitimate home employment
if you try these tips, and never forget the cardinal rule of home jobs for moms
- if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
____________________________________
Source: Article recieved thru inbox
from wahm.com Author: unknown or not
submitted with article.
This Will Be The Year!
Hello,
Hope everyone is yet focused and attentive to keeping your dreams and goals
alive! Also, let's get fired up because I believe it is very possible to be
sucessful or even more sucessful than you are already. Let's get our group
moving by sharing and posting our thoughts, dreams to achieve, missions or
things we plan to do. Let's make this the start of many successful years to
come.
Go ahead and start posting some of the things you would like to do or have.
Post your goals and plans to execute your goals as well as a time frame. Post
exactly what areas you need help in or your needs and wants. Post for motivation
and encouragement if that's what you could use more of. Go ahead and start
networking with each other, let's simply do this! I know we are all success
warriors and will continue to fight for our dreams.
As for me, I will constantly be on the look out for things to do from home or
online, to possibly add some type of income to help materialize dreams. Just
remember, whatever is presented to you make sure it is something you can see
yourself doing and making a committment to do and stay focused on regardless of
any challenges. Do the things YOU like and what could possibly make you happy.
Why? Because it's all about you and what you need or want when it comes down to
making business choices.
If something does not feel right to you, the best rule of thumb is "it may not
be right for you". If it feels right and you have researched and still feel
right about it than "just do the Do". However, also realize that most things in
life don't come easy but we do have to work hard toward our dreams (trust me
with persistence and endurance it will flourish). I will be glad to share some
things I'm doing lately also share opportunities with you as I hear about them.
Gees, we can even share things that didn't or haven't worked out in the line of
opportunities...to better assist others in making choices. Let's look out for
one another and network in hopes to actually help each other. Tell your friends
and others to join us here if they believe in goals, success and achievements.
Enough for now and I hope to post back very soon. In the meantime, go on and
make those dreams happen!
Much Success n God Bless!
Bev.
_____________________
Group post moved to blog.
Hope everyone is yet focused and attentive to keeping your dreams and goals
alive! Also, let's get fired up because I believe it is very possible to be
sucessful or even more sucessful than you are already. Let's get our group
moving by sharing and posting our thoughts, dreams to achieve, missions or
things we plan to do. Let's make this the start of many successful years to
come.
Go ahead and start posting some of the things you would like to do or have.
Post your goals and plans to execute your goals as well as a time frame. Post
exactly what areas you need help in or your needs and wants. Post for motivation
and encouragement if that's what you could use more of. Go ahead and start
networking with each other, let's simply do this! I know we are all success
warriors and will continue to fight for our dreams.
As for me, I will constantly be on the look out for things to do from home or
online, to possibly add some type of income to help materialize dreams. Just
remember, whatever is presented to you make sure it is something you can see
yourself doing and making a committment to do and stay focused on regardless of
any challenges. Do the things YOU like and what could possibly make you happy.
Why? Because it's all about you and what you need or want when it comes down to
making business choices.
If something does not feel right to you, the best rule of thumb is "it may not
be right for you". If it feels right and you have researched and still feel
right about it than "just do the Do". However, also realize that most things in
life don't come easy but we do have to work hard toward our dreams (trust me
with persistence and endurance it will flourish). I will be glad to share some
things I'm doing lately also share opportunities with you as I hear about them.
Gees, we can even share things that didn't or haven't worked out in the line of
opportunities...to better assist others in making choices. Let's look out for
one another and network in hopes to actually help each other. Tell your friends
and others to join us here if they believe in goals, success and achievements.
Enough for now and I hope to post back very soon. In the meantime, go on and
make those dreams happen!
Much Success n God Bless!
Bev.
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