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June 12, 2007

Learn How To Take A Day Off When Running A Business

When you are running a business, the tendency you are going to have to fight the most is the one that tells you to work all of the time. It is a funny paradox because a lot of the times a person goes into their own business so they don’t’ have to work so much, and so they can set their own hours. This happens very often – however, when a person decides to have a home business, what happens next is that they come up with something they love, and something they are very passionate about. This, coupled with the fact that the business is now located in their home or very close to their home makes lots of people feel like they should work all of the time. There is a real tendency that you have to fight to work for 24 hours a day and to never take a day off.

Good To Be A hard Worker

First of all, be proud of yourself for wanting to work so hard. If you have found something that you love to do, and you are enjoying your job, that is a great thing for you and for your future. You should feel good about the fact that your job means a lot to you, and you should feel like you have accomplished something by allowing yourself to be happy in your job.

However, you have to remember no matter how much you like your job, and no matter how happy you are with what you are doing for a living, you simply have to take a day off now and then, and you have to give yourself vacations. You might not think they are necessary if you love your job, but if you don’t give yourself the proper amount of time off, you are going to find that you get burned out much more easily than you would normally do. No matter how much you enjoy what you do, if you don’t take a break now and then, you won’t be able to do it for very long.

The biggest thing you have to deal with when you are taking days off from a home business is the guilt that goes along with knowing that every moment you are not in your home office, you are missing out on chances to make money and to make your business better. However, you have to remind yourself that part of the reason you are taking control of what you do is that you want to be able to have a flexible schedule. You have to work really hard at letting yourself take time off, and at being okay with that.

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Sheila enjoys working part-time from home. She also enjoys sponsoring and mentoring others, and helping them find success with their work from home base business. Click here to contact Sheila and learn how you can start a work at home-base business.
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