There are so many options to choose from when it comes to working from home. Finding out which one that is the best fit can be a challenge. Like any decision you make in your life you need to have a process.
Here is a process I use that has been very helpful for me over the years when it comes to decision making.
For me, when I first decided to work at home it was because I wanted to around to enjoy watching my kids grow up. They are now in high school and I'm still working from home and loving it. I started in direct sales and it is still my first love. I never really considered myself a salesperson but it happened to be the "right" fit for me at the time. I now enjoy working my direct sales business and I love to help others so I've broadened my work opportunities to include helping others with their business needs. Now that you have some guidelines, the hard work begins - deciding what work from home opportunity is right for YOU! My personal motto that I live by is "If my job seems like a job I need a new one" which mean even though you're working you are enjoying what you're doing. If you're going to be devoting massive hours on your dream it might as well be something you enjoy. The task will seem a lot more FUN! I'm a list maker so I suggest making a list of the things you like to do or if it's easier make a list of the things you don't want to do. Start checking out some options. I would suggest trying to find an opportunity that has been around for a few years. New startups can often have "growing pains" and success is not as high if not all the kinks are worked out of the plan. There are numerous work from home opportunities available to choose from. Some are good, some are not so good and some are what people in the industry call "SCAMS". Be on the look out for those. They will take your money and run. Everyone has a different list of likes and priorities so I'm not going to make any recommendations in this blog directly. If you would like some more in depth assistance in finding a work at home opportunity that is a good fit for YOU, feel free to connect with me so we can discuss things further. Wishing everyone success in their work at home ventures!
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Stephanie KagiwadaI often bite off more than I can chew but I'm learning to keep things under control. I love sharing things that will help others and keep people entertained. Archives
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