Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Don t Become A Slave To Your Home Business

Although the reasons for wanting to work at home are many and varied, most owners of home-based business & 39; cite the opportunity to set their own hours as a major factor in their decision to work at home. However, many have work at home businesses often fall into a trap which & 39; off directly to the & 39; against their willingness time flexibility.

The strong growth in home based business & l 39; activity continues and, according to the Small Business Administration & 39; s Office of Advocacy, Fifty-two percent of all small businesses are home based.

Some home based business owners have been known to become " " work because their office is so accessible. Do not become the slave of & 39; your business ... Get out of your home office regularly to renew and revitalize yourself.

Close the door of your office or otherwise remove yourself from your designated work area " " and go into your home " " zone To live your personal life. If your business involves the use of telephones & 39; and you find that it is difficult & 39; d & 39; ignore a ringing phone in the office, simply turn off the ringer and turn the volume on the answering machine down. If your business is Internet-based, just turn off your computer (or at least get out of & 39; screen and keyboard).

As work at home d & 39; business entrepreneur, you certainly are not required to & 39; be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week just because your business is located in your home. After all, your office or work is simply a room in your house ... & 39; N this is not your house!

Working and living under the same roof has a multitude of & 39; advantages, but it can present some challenges (in addition to the workaholic syndrome mentioned, Above) and stress factors.

Here are four ways to set up a business at home less stressful environment:

Remember why you wanted & 39; s involved in a home-based business (c & 39; is to say, more time for family, work schedule flexibility, etc.)

Have discussions with the your family members and get their input regarding the & 39; organization of work and time that they want & 39; with you.

Use good time management. Keep a list of tasks by order of importance & 39;. There are many low cost and effective " " day planners or organizers " " easily accessible today.

ALWAYS take a little time to smell the roses " ".

While unknown negatives common to a business office & 39; workplace, & 39; home-based business owner may occasionally experience stresses and frustrations that are unique to working with d & 39; home.

Networking other at home and small business owners & 39; gives the opportunity to connect with d & 39; others who may face the same constraints and frustrations that you are. Sharing stress and / or frustrating issues with someone & 39; d & 39; one another in the same situation can relieve your stress and may bring you good advice from d & 39; another point of view.

As Finally, & 39; n Remember to observe Home-Based Business Week every year (it is always & 39; week of October that includes the second Tuesday).

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Kirk Bannerman operates a successful home Enterprise and coaches d & 39; others seeking to start their own home business.

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