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It’s Hawaiian Shirt Day!
Posted by: Patty Gale on March 8, 2010
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Sort of. If you’ve ever worked in a corporate office, you’ll know what Hawaiian Shirt Day represents. It was the predecessor to business casual.
I’ve never owned a Hawaiian shirt, and yes, I’ll even admit I know people that do (um.. did). Somehow, it was supposed to be a privilege awarded to employees for a job well done.
Attaboy! (or) Attagirl!
I left corporate America right as business casual was becoming the norm, instead of the exception, and on my quest for “My Ideal Day”, I can tell you, it did not include “Hawaiian shirt day”.
So, what does your ideal day look like?
Do you wake up ready to embrace the day?
Or do you wake up dreading the commute and your company’s “Hawaiian shirt day”?
Just One More Thing
Posted by: Patty Gale on March 5, 2010
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I didn’t include this in the list above because it stands out as probably THE most important thing you can do and that is…
If there are other family members in your household, discuss your vision and ideas with them. They will be affected, too. The more involved they feel, the better they will understand what’s happening.
We have covered the top 5 things you must do before starting a network marketing career, but this is just a very basic start. Make sure to subscribe to this blog to continue to get updates.
We are determined to make a difference in our own lives and in the lives of our families and others. That is my mission and the mission of our team.
Are You Dreaming Big?
Posted by: Patty Gale on March 3, 2010
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This is Part 5, and the last step in our “Your Great Escape” series of transitioning from the corporate 9-5 job to a network marketing career.
Imagine having a business that you can take anywhere. Imagine making enough money to do the things you want when you want. Imagine becoming debt-free. Imagine being able to donate your time and talents to a worthy cause and making a difference.
Everybody has different ideas of what success is and dreaming big is a part of running a successful home business. Whether your idea of success is an extra $200 a month or $2,000 a month, your dream is just as important to your business as the research and planning.
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