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When starting a new work at home business it is very easy to become consumed by it. We spend so much time trying to get the business up and running that we may end up becoming burned out and lose our motivation. There is so much to learn and Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable{mso-style-name:"Table Normal";mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;mso-tstyle-colband-size:0;mso-style-noshow:yes;mso-style-parent:"";mso-padding-alt:0in
It's 3:00AM and instead of sleeping, I'm trying tofigure out how to get listed near the top of the searchengines. Am I normal?Am I normal? I pondered that question this morningwhile I quickly checked email one last time beforeshuffling the kids in the car and off to school.Am I normal? It crossed my mind again while racing backtoward my home office as I watched a group of momshead to the bagel shop for coffee and a chat.Am I normal? This afternoon, as my neighbors talkedintensely about the latest episode of ER, my mind keptwandering back to my web site, and I wondered if thatwas normal.My mother tells me I should quit thinking about businessso much and just enjoy my children, which I do, but Istill wonder, am I normal?Am I normal? My friends look at me as if they've seenan alien when I tell them that I'm never going back tomy corporate marketing career. I'm building an Internetempire from my home, would they like one too?Now, don't get me wrong. I love life and live it to thefullest, with lots of playtime. But, ambition and thechallenge of "building the perfect beast" push merelentlessly sometimes. I figure you can relate if youare reading this article. You are looking to createsomething bigger than yourself, too!But, it's a crazy world we live in. A world wherepeople have learned to stifle their dreams, theirdesires, their creativity. We are taught to "settle"for what we are dealt in life. All too often, when wetry to move beyond that, those closest to us try tohold us back, save us from ourselves."Consider yourself lucky for what you have.""It's a good job and the benefits are great.""The average American family has thousands of dollarsin credit card debt.""It's too risky."I don't know how you feel, but I want to LIVE my dreams,have my heart's desires and allow my creativity toblossom. I want to be my own boss, work in my PJ's ifI choose, take a four hour lunch to go shopping andfire myself when I'm not measuring up. (Of course, I'meligible for rehire tomorrow!)Normal SHOULD be waking up when your body is rested,not when the alarm clock rings. Normal SHOULD betaking a vacation when it fits your family's schedule,not when your seniority allows. It SHOULD be having aparent at home when a child comes home from school.To me, normal ISN'T sitting in rush hour traffic twicea day. It ISN'T working fifty weeks in exchange fortwo weeks off a year, or five days on for two days offa week. It ISN'T wearing my name and picture attachedto my clothing.Everyone must determine their own definition of what"normal" is and isn't. For those of us who havedecided to step outside the box, take control of ourlives and build our own business, normal is anythingBUT normal!Life is full of risks, it's true. But, everythinggreat that has EVER happened has done so with somedegree of risk. I don't want to get to the end andWISH I had taken just a few risks.I'm urging you to take some risks with me! Step up tothe plate! Decide what it is you want out of your lifeand your business and GO FOR IT! FORGET ABOUT NORMAL!Create your own "normal!"We are at the very beginning of the new millennium!The Internet is overflowing with possibilities, as itbreaks all growth records ever set by anything, and itis just not NORMAL!As I lay in bed, building my empire (business) on mylaptop, I realize just how much I love myother-than-normal life. I wouldn't trade it foranything! The clock says 10:07 PM. Ahhh, lunch break!
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