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Strategies for Working From Home
It is happening more and more every day. People are working out of their homes. Some work from home as a telecommuter for a large corporation, while others own their own business and use their home as a base camp. What ever your reason, understanding that working from home has advantages and challenges is important.

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Keeping Schedules
The easiest way to keep schedules is to keep a schedule. To-do lists are often ineffective because they are not prioritized nor timed. Sticking to your schedule does not have to be difficult and can in fact be a great way to manage your time more effectively. Here are a few tips to get you going.
Shift Work Schedules: What Employees Want
There are four types of time-off that employees consider when evaluating a shift schedule: (1) weekends off, (2) total days off, (3) daily time off, and (4) consecutive days off. This article examines the schedule attributes that drive these four different types of time-off, using statistics from over 20,000 shiftworker surveys.

Either The Media Interviews Me Monday At Noon Or Its Off
Although you will usually have time to plan and arrange your schedule to do an interview, there are going to be times that the media wants to schedule it at a time that is inconvenient, or reschedules it at the last minute, forcing you to, once again, change your plans. My advice – do it!
Scheduling for Success
Working from home you face many challenges. The first challenge to overcome is to set your schedule, and keep it. While that sounds easy enough, how do you set a schedule and more importantly, how do you stick to it?

5 Reasons Why You Need To Take Daily Breaks While Working At Home
When you are working at home, one thing that you often forget to do is to take a break on a regular basis. Most on site jobs provide breaks to their employees, and when you are working at home, you need to take breaks as well. It's easy to think that you'll get more done if you just stay at your desk, but this is rarely the case. If you are not convinced that you really need these breaks, here are five different reasons that you need to take daily breaks while working at home.
Online Webinars - Events Worth Putting on Your Calendar
Online webinars are internet based events. Events in and of themselves have advantages for the business owners that promote them. An event like a webinar has a set schedule. Anything with a set schedule is more likely to draw in people with a higher level of commitment.
Become an Organized Caregiver: Master the Art of Herding Cats
Recently I received a call from a woman who attended my Balancing Work & Eldercare Needs seminar about a year ago asking if I would email or fax to her the information on "Mastering the Master Schedule". Apparently, with 2 kids entering middle school, she was feeling overwhelmed - much the same way she did when taking care of her father - like she was herding cats! She said she remembered how much the master schedule had helped her and her sister organize their father's care and thought it would be perfect to get her children's schedule under control, too!!

That’s the Breaks
Lunch breaks - rest breaks. How often are they required? How long do they need to be? Does it make a difference which industry you're in? How do I know? Betsey's here to help.
2 Ways To Create Fresh Content For Your Website
If you want your website to rank well in the Search Engines, the thing to remember is that content is king and Google likes fresh content, but it also looks for depth of content… How often do you add new content to site? Do you have a schedule for producing new content? If not, it’s now time to get that schedule in place and start improving your website rankings. Stuck on what to write to about? Here’s some headline ideas that might get the creative juices flowing:
Secrets of Effective Multi-Tasking
If you are like me, you might have a tendency to schedule more than you can handle. To avoid feeling like you're always running behind, schedule your tasks and add "buffer" time to each; say 15 or 30 minutes.

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