Working From Home and Procrastinating
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If you are thinking about working from home there is one thing you absolutely cannot do on a regular basis. The thing I am talking about is called procrastination. Putting things off to do tomorrow or the day after is never a good idea when you work for yourself from home. In a home business, you are your own boss after all, and that means you should be able to manage your workload and do what needs to be done at all times. If you don�t, you will end up not getting anything done and not earning any money as a result.
So how can you avoid procrastinating and ensure you get plenty of work done each day?
The first thing to do is to break everything up into manageable chunks. Let�s say for example you have a mammoth job to do for a business client that will take several days to complete. Try and break it up so you don�t have to tackle the whole thing in one go. There is every chance that you will have other client work to do simultaneously as well, so you will need to fit that in as well.
Let�s suppose then that you have ten days to complete a job which would take five days if you did it full on with no breaks. Now it might be tempting to leave it for five days and then do the whole thing in one hit. If you were prone to procrastinating you may well do this. But there is a much better way to go about things.
On day one, make the effort to put in a half day of work on the project. This will then be one tenth of the way towards completion. If you were to do half a day of work on every single one of those ten days you have available, you would complete the job on time without having to work more than a few hours a day on it.
Of course you might want to devote a whole day to it every now and then, but it is good to know you don�t have to if you don�t want to. The idea is that by breaking the task up into manageable chunks you won�t be as daunted by the prospect of spending the whole day on it in one hit.
There is another advantage here as well, which concerns the idea of not leaving everything until the last minute to complete. If you were to do this and you ran into some kind of problem, you would end up with no time in lieu to fall back on. Whereas with our plan of starting early and tackling the job in manageable chunks, you would have extra time available, and a better idea of whether you would actually need it or not.
So pay attention to the prospect of procrastination problems. If you do you will be able to tackle them all much more easily and quickly, and it may never trouble you at all.
Running a home business is never easy and it is much more difficult if you keep on putting off the large jobs. Stay on top of your work and you will find it that much easier to keep your customers happy.
About The Author: Naz Daud - CityLocal Home Business http://www.citylocal.co.uk/businessfranchise/ http://www.citylocal.co.uk/businessfranchise/work-from-home.php http://www.citylocal.co.uk/cities/Dundee/news/article/921/
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If you are thinking about working from home there is one thing you absolutely cannot do on a regular basis. The thing I am talking about is called procrastination. Putting things off to do tomorrow or the day after is never a good idea when you work for yourself from home. In a home business, you are your own boss after all, and that means you should be able to manage your workload and do what needs to be done at all times. If you don�t, you will end up not getting anything done and not earning any money as a result.
So how can you avoid procrastinating and ensure you get plenty of work done each day?
The first thing to do is to break everything up into manageable chunks. Let�s say for example you have a mammoth job to do for a business client that will take several days to complete. Try and break it up so you don�t have to tackle the whole thing in one go. There is every chance that you will have other client work to do simultaneously as well, so you will need to fit that in as well.
Let�s suppose then that you have ten days to complete a job which would take five days if you did it full on with no breaks. Now it might be tempting to leave it for five days and then do the whole thing in one hit. If you were prone to procrastinating you may well do this. But there is a much better way to go about things.
On day one, make the effort to put in a half day of work on the project. This will then be one tenth of the way towards completion. If you were to do half a day of work on every single one of those ten days you have available, you would complete the job on time without having to work more than a few hours a day on it.
Of course you might want to devote a whole day to it every now and then, but it is good to know you don�t have to if you don�t want to. The idea is that by breaking the task up into manageable chunks you won�t be as daunted by the prospect of spending the whole day on it in one hit.
There is another advantage here as well, which concerns the idea of not leaving everything until the last minute to complete. If you were to do this and you ran into some kind of problem, you would end up with no time in lieu to fall back on. Whereas with our plan of starting early and tackling the job in manageable chunks, you would have extra time available, and a better idea of whether you would actually need it or not.
So pay attention to the prospect of procrastination problems. If you do you will be able to tackle them all much more easily and quickly, and it may never trouble you at all.
Running a home business is never easy and it is much more difficult if you keep on putting off the large jobs. Stay on top of your work and you will find it that much easier to keep your customers happy.
About The Author: Naz Daud - CityLocal Home Business http://www.citylocal.co.uk/businessfranchise/ http://www.citylocal.co.uk/businessfranchise/work-from-home.php http://www.citylocal.co.uk/cities/Dundee/news/article/921/
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