Comments for Work at Home Productivity Tips - http://queenofkaos.com/WAHMblog Organization, time management and work/family balance fundamentals. Fri, 07 Jan 2011 17:21:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 Comment on The Secret Ingredient to Laser Focus – Start Here by Mary http://queenofkaos.com/WAHMblog/1061/the-secret-ingredient-to-laser-focus-start-here/comment-page-1/#comment-27701 Mary Fri, 07 Jan 2011 17:21:20 +0000 http://queenofkaos.com/WAHMblog/?p=1061#comment-27701 Your emphasis on focus is so true! There is so much in the way of classes and forums and mentoring offered out there--all costing money. It's a good thing my budget keeps me in check. I'm so tempted when I read about them. I NEED them--HA. What I need is to focus, like you say, on the basics. The two areas I'm focusing on are copywriting for the web and doing my own niche sites and affiliate marketing. It's doable, as long as I *focus* and spend the time. And confidence--I need to believe I can do it. Common sense tells me that lots of others are making money and making a career for themselves. It stands to reason I can too. But this little voice keeps saying I need more information, more training. More money. Not true. Gotta work on the confidence. I just bought(!) your Home Business Boost and it makes so much sense. I already tackle the housework and decluttering 15 minutes at a time so your system really appeals to me. And I like the structure it provides, and the fact that it's very simple. Simple is good! Thanks for the info you're providing. Your emphasis on focus is so true! There is so much in the way of classes and forums and mentoring offered out there–all costing money. It’s a good thing my budget keeps me in check. I’m so tempted when I read about them. I NEED them–HA. What I need is to focus, like you say, on the basics.

The two areas I’m focusing on are copywriting for the web and doing my own niche sites and affiliate marketing. It’s doable, as long as I *focus* and spend the time.

And confidence–I need to believe I can do it. Common sense tells me that lots of others are making money and making a career for themselves. It stands to reason I can too. But this little voice keeps saying I need more information, more training. More money. Not true. Gotta work on the confidence.

I just bought(!) your Home Business Boost and it makes so much sense. I already tackle the housework and decluttering 15 minutes at a time so your system really appeals to me. And I like the structure it provides, and the fact that it’s very simple. Simple is good!

Thanks for the info you’re providing.

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]]> Comment on Fear – The Invisible Wall and What To Do With It by Jan Ferrante http://queenofkaos.com/WAHMblog/1270/fear-the-invisible-wall-and-what-to-do-with-it/comment-page-1/#comment-27644 Jan Ferrante Thu, 14 Oct 2010 15:01:01 +0000 http://queenofkaos.com/WAHMblog/?p=1270#comment-27644 I just saw this funny article about viewing fear as an adventure and how it went. A great lesson and way to view fear hear, and a great laugh. I can relate. It's so nice to see that I'm not the only one who does funny things like this... OK, I've never run down a speeding train in Atlanta chasing my luggage telling everyone it's my first time on a train, but I know the feeling... <a href="http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?llr=6taa9wbab&v=001qNpDsySIaELUAK-4SzuaNQnRLeG0zz7dM2X4rSD7NaAtF0IHP-_0rtECPEK5Qe7Hkhg58sU1xU39zQTcs503VodCGuLvQu-_m7hfD2w-ga6Yutqv2gQpJ2u7cfgiEoY0C8YCrJUaSqeUbC4dfPGG_7dhH1b6ShwYabyotklME3mZsrsDBe-4OiNEa_8z__cZ0dOkxrfLaJdnw8wmWSjsNw%3D%3D" rel="nofollow">It's Not Fear... It's An Adventure...Elizabeth Hagen</a> I just saw this funny article about viewing fear as an adventure and how it went.

A great lesson and way to view fear hear, and a great laugh. I can relate.

It’s so nice to see that I’m not the only one who does funny things like this… OK, I’ve never run down a speeding train in Atlanta chasing my luggage telling
everyone it’s my first time on a train, but I know the feeling…

It’s Not Fear… It’s An Adventure…Elizabeth Hagen

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