How to change the way you work online

 

The hardest part is making the transition from, say, 9-5 traditional work to self-employment online, the ability to stick to projects and most importantly, quit. Since I started online, I have been participating in at least 10 ways to make money online in 6 months. I made money or broke even at all the good, but the bad was the amount of time invested in some of these ideas. It was not long before I planned to write and develop ebooks. I wrote and wrote, I found that I did not really want to do that kind of work. It was very difficult at first and there were no guarantees to make money with the ebooks themselves.

Think about your foundation and how much time it takes to get that money. If you spend a lot of time just to get a small reward, you are fighting a losing battle. On the other hand, if you have to spend 100 hours without seeing any profit to make a bigger return, that is the best deal. Most successful online jobs include pre-employment and higher rewards over time, energy and effort. That’s why most online programs make money ineffective, because it promises benefits ahead of the effort. This is rarely the case. As I said in a previous post, there is no magic bullet. The important thing is to decide when you can stick to that project and the goals as it starts to cost you more and more time than you have planned or expected. For me, I like to make a plan and get back to that plan even if it just makes sense to check where I am as I go along. If I feel helpless and uncomfortable, it is probably because I have deviated from my real plan or I realize that the cost-benefit ratio is changing.

I really don't have a definite clue when to quit the project and when to keep it. I spent about 1 year working on an ebook site to help unpublished writers and finally put the idea on the shelf. That was really hard for me to do, especially after all the work and time spent. Fortunately, I had invested only a small amount in the project, mainly due to the limited budget. This job would cost me dearly. It was a difficult decision to withdraw this idea, knowing that I would never see the light of day again, but I had a few quiet moments with me. I really went deep and asked if that project was really something I wanted to pursue, or did I want to minimize my early losses and move on? I have chosen the latter and have been grateful since then.

On the other hand, I made the personal choice to stick with my guns and pursue other ideas that have come true over the years. It’s hard to choose to stick to a dream as you watch your bank account sink in a two-digit area and just hope that some of the auctions you have on eBay are enough to carry you until you move on. Gradually, it became apparent that I would have to take a part-time job to make sure that I could pay my debts. For future reference, potatoes are $. 67 a pound, which is hard to afford when other foods are so cheap. I really liked what I was pursuing and would stick to it until the last minute. After being humbled by a tight budget for a college student it didn’t take much to feel rich. That’s why it’s so important to do something you really love and can do without pay. When times are hard, the desire to keep going can be strong. What distinguishes most successful people from others is the ability to go through the dip, because I can promise you that there will be dips if you start to doubt your mind.

Once you have forgotten what sunlight looks like, it may be time to reconsider how much effort you put into your project. I have made the decision to have the freedom and lifestyle allowed to work online. Recently, I made a trip to visit and help the family for 3 weeks, and nothing has changed about my business. In fact, I saw little business growth while I was away. This is not always the case, depending on the type of work you choose or preparing for online choices. My goal was not to choose a career that I had to keep but rather a career that shaped my desires and goals for life. Lifestyle design is a very important factor in choosing which online companies you want. If you are interested in building a lifestyle, I highly recommend Tim Ferris's Working 4 Hours.

Determination and love for what you do is essential to going through difficult times when things are less certain. I was living on an average of $ 800-900 a month for a few months to achieve my dream of working online and the flexibility it brings. This is another reason to have a financial database while making the change. My reason for quitting my job and jumping head first was to force myself to really work from day 1 making money. I made a sign and sent it over my computer which read like this will it make you money? For me it was a sink or a swimming pool, because there was no way I could go back to my previous job, and I was determined to do anything to avoid another similar job. This was not an easy way to make a change and being thin without a lot of debt helped my ability to cope with my new job this way. I would highly recommend to anyone else who is considering making a change to really analyze your situation and make the necessary arrangements to ensure your success. In particular, that includes saving a lot of money or finishing an old job while continuing your new job as you become more profitable.

I can’t encourage you enough to pursue your dreams, no matter what. Something clean about it