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 During warm summer, late spring, and early fall days children in our town play mostly outdoors. The rest of the year you do not see a lot of kids out and about. Everything is all wet and icky. My view is a little different as I was a child who knew a good play week was defined by … Continue reading Appreciation of Snow I think these two young ladies have a pretty good understanding of how precious and amazing our natural world is. Murmuration from Sophie Windsor Clive on Vimeo.
It is impressive to watch on video but could you imagine being there? I believe everyone needs to get out and let … Continue reading Nature Does Awesome Best I thought I should summarize my 5 part series on working from home. We had visitors stay with us the past few days and this subject came up with this couple. The husband happily works at home and the other may be still working at her past job if she was allowed to work at home. … Continue reading Move Your Office to Work From Home – 5 Part Series This is the final instalment of my work from home series. Other blogs in this series are: my story , inefficiency of the office, risk and rewards from the employer’s point of view, and risks and rewards from an employee’s point of view. Employers hire employees to get a job done. If the most important thing is getting the job done why … Continue reading Benefits of Working From Home – Salary Restructure Suggestion  Can one be successfully self employed when you do not spend the majority of your time on the business? What if you have a partner but that partner also spends less than full time hours on the business? Can you really be successful entrepreneurs when neither considers the business as their top priority? We are trying … Continue reading Can You Be Successful in Business when Family Comes First? This is part 4 of a 5-part series on working from home. Part one presented my story when I did my office job from our basement, part 2 discusses the inefficiency of the office, and part 3 looked at the risk and rewards from the employers point of view. The past blog in this series looked at the risks and rewards … Continue reading Benefits of Working From Home – Part Four – Employee Risks and Rewards  Lisa in High School. photo by Sean O'Connell Lisa was a photographer when we first met and she continues to be one today. I met my future wife over 20 years ago when she was hired at the same photography store and from our first meeting her passion for photography was evident. She was heading towards photography … Continue reading Acting on Life Long Business Dreams This is part 3 of a 5-part series on working from home. Part one presented my story when I did my office job from our basement and part 2 discusses the inefficiency of the office. In my opinion companies should consider having their employees work from home. This is not to say that all employees should work from home or … Continue reading Benefits of Working From Home – Part Three – Employer Risks and Rewards  |
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