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Comment by Jivonne Gilliam on January 13, 2011 at 4:08pm

Hello Ladies ~ New to this group and looking forward to connecting with you all. Thanks, Ola, for yet another great community for sharing!

Comment by Ola Jackson on May 6, 2010 at 12:11pm

Working from home can make you less active because you can be so isolated. Take some time to walk around lunch time, or stretch. You may even want to work out before you get your day started.

Ola

Comment by Ola Jackson on April 1, 2010 at 1:34pm

Distractions, Distractions. Ladies you have to firm up on the people who keep interrupting you. Close your office door. Don't answer personal phone calls.

Don't give in!

Ola

Comment by Denise on January 14, 2010 at 1:27pm

HELLO LADIES! I am new here and I look forward to sharing in the wisdom of other professional women who have the same trials and the same victories as myself! GOD BLESS!

Denise

Comment by Ola Jackson on December 10, 2009 at 8:37am

Tamara,

That is the recipe for success. Oops, I just spotted my own error in the last message.

O

Comment by Tamara Haskins on December 9, 2009 at 11:49pm

Delete Comment Hi Ola,

I implemented two new things this year to help me in my business. Hired a business coach to help me take my business to the next level and a marketing consultant to assist me with marketing & communication efforts ...articles, newsletters, teleconferences, email blast, etc. This allows me to focus on my business, not in my business. I now have more time to spend with clients and do what I am best at...working the numbers not writing!
I'm sure there is a typo in this message...LOL! I hate proof reading also!

Tamara
www.haskinswealthmanagement.com
1-877-427-9647

Comment by Ola Jackson on December 9, 2009 at 6:59pm

Get a Coach

Ladies it is nothing wrong with admitting that you need help. I is not a bad idea to find some one who can help you to stay focused, and give you a jolt. It is challenging trying to do it all yourself.

O

Comment by Tara Colquitt, The Credit Woman on October 23, 2009 at 6:49am

Let's not forget if you have other responsibilities. My mother had a second stroke two years ago and would have to live in a nursing home if I didn't work from home. It also allows me to work at MY peak energy times: 5:30am-noon. I get 80% of my work done on a normal day during these hours.

Comment by BigGyrlClothing on October 22, 2009 at 4:09pm

Hey there Ola,
Yes I do agree that they are many benefits when working from home. One of my favorites is working in my pajamas ; ) I want other business women that are deciding to take their business to the home front to know that it takes great discipline, a clean and professional work area preferably a separate room, and passion to make this work. I learn from each obstacle and mistake and it is important to stand by your policies, pricing, and always be respectful and professional, no matter the situation.
I wish you all much success!

Have a fashion fabulous day,

Syreeta Rios
BGC, Inc.
Lipstick Killers Collection
www.biggyrlclothing.com
404.228.6795

Comment by Ola Jackson on October 22, 2009 at 10:05am

Ladies,

I can't tell you how much I enjoy working from home especially when it is really cold outside. I think of all of those people out in the cold waiting for the bus or having to drive in the snow.

Try to make your home-business work so you can continue to reap the benefits of not having to juggle getting your kids off to school and having to rush home to get them ready for the next day. There are so many benefits.

We are very fortunate.

Ola

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