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by Sue Walsh on November 10, 2008
With the economic forecast filled with nothing but doom and gloom, it's hard to not feel worried and anxious. It seems like job security, whether you are an employee or self employed, is a thing of the past. While many businesses are being forced to cut back, freelancers and contractors should take heart. It's not necessarily a bad thing. We're cheaper than employees since we don't require benefits, office space, or paid time off. And since employers don't need to worry about taxes, that makes us attractive too. So take some comfort in that.
Meanwhile, try to stay motivated and positive. Keep your resume up to date and try and do some marketing tasks everyday. Do what you can to build your savings too, although between bills, holiday shopping, and taxes it can be difficult to do so. Strive to do your best work and keep your clients happy. Most of all, try not to let worry take over. Again, I know it's hard to do but worry and anxiety kill energy and motivation, which are things we all need right now!
Meanwhile, try to stay motivated and positive. Keep your resume up to date and try and do some marketing tasks everyday. Do what you can to build your savings too, although between bills, holiday shopping, and taxes it can be difficult to do so. Strive to do your best work and keep your clients happy. Most of all, try not to let worry take over. Again, I know it's hard to do but worry and anxiety kill energy and motivation, which are things we all need right now!
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Kezia
(12/15/08 11:51pm)
A Home-Based Business in an Exploding Growth Industry. Start your own home based business and earn $500 - $1000 per sale and get paid weekly
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(02/23/09 9:48am)
The important thing to remember for most small and home-based business in these tough times is that those who can survive the crunch will come out the other end stronger, and more ready to reap the rewards of the economic rebound.
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