A Home Business Can Be YOUR Reality Written by Janice Sharman
Do you dream about owning your own business and working at home? Turn your dream into a reality. Stop dreaming today! Making money working from home or going into business for yourself is one of wisest and best decisions you will ever make. Most people I know, especially women want to be able to work at home and make a living while they raise their children. However, not everyone has knowledge to turn their dreams into reality. It is a lot easier than it appears, besides it could end up saving you lots of money. When you work at home there is no outlay on things like commuting to and from work, a suitable work wardrobe, daycare for your children. Plus there are added benefits - no more reporting to a boss you hate, no stress thinking someone will get a promotion before you do and no more deadlines you must meet. Starting your own home business is not as difficult as it appears. There are tons of of resources online to help you. If you have a computer and internet access, everything is right there, just ready for asking. With a little help from right sources, enormous possiblities will open up for you. It is just a matter of sitting down and beginning to do a little research about kind of business you want to get into or business that is right for you. It is easy to make an income from home these days. The internet has opened many doors for more and more people to make an excellent income at home. Becoming an affiliate is a great way to begin making money at home. The benefits are enormous if you pick right company or companies. It is possible to be an affiliate of several different companies at same time.
| | The Diamond CutterWritten by Janet Ilacqua
Geshe Michael Roach is a Princeton graduate and a Buddhist monk. After graduation, he spent seven years studying wisdom of Tibetan Buddhism. At suggestion of his teacher, he joined a fledgling diamond business in New York to test his ideals in real life. He stayed with business as a member of core management team for seventeen years. The company grew from a start-up with two owners and two employees to $100 million in sales and five hundred employees in offices around world. The Diamond Cutter: The Buddha on Strategies for Managing Your Business and Your Life tells story of how Geshe Michael Roach built diamond division of this company, using principles culled from ancient Tibetan Buddhism as driving force behind his decision making. Drawing on lessons he learned in diamond business and years in Buddhist monasteries, Roach shows how taking care of others is ultimate path to taking care of oneself, even--especially--in business. As he puts it, you have to engage in "mental gardening," which means doing certain practical things that will form new habits that will create an ideal reality for you. If this sounds a little outrageous, his very precise instructions are down to earth and address numerous specific issues common to business/management world. Through this practice, you will become a considerate, generous, introspective, creative person of immense integrity, and that will be key to your wealth... ASome of many insights in The Diamond Cutter are as follows: A business should be successful; it should make money. There is no conflict between spirituality and success in business. Successful business people have resources to do more good in world than those people without same resources do. In addition, very people who are attracted to business are same people who have strength to grasp and carry out deeper practices of spirit.
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