Anyone work from home.

[iLLperception]

I rotate working from home and in client's offices. Over the last year I worked about 90% from home, but now I have to be in the office 4 days a week 6 horus a day, and as much as it sucks to be on a semi regular schedule, it is good because it keeps me sharp. I was getting VERY lazy toward the end of the year, needed to spend some time around people for a while!

 

[CarlWeathers]

Get a hobby, a social hobby and make time for it.

Disc golf is great social hobby. I don't know how the weather affects playing in your area, but it is by far one of the most weed friendly hobbies I've ever encountered.

 

[MickeyBlue42]

I think its just a matter of making the effort to get out once in a while or as much as you want... As somebody else said , maybe get into a social hobby of some sort or some kind of social sport. Paintball , hitting the gym , chasing hot bitches in the clubs...

You make your destiny man!

 

[burning_red]

working from home is great.Get up when yer ready to,nobody to tell you what to do.I've been making fulltime living on the computer for couple years now and couldn't be happier.In control of my own destiny.I spent thousands looking for something that would work and found a couple of things.One was a specialty niche on ebay,the other is affiliate marketing---link in my sig is where it all started coming together

Ebooks are still hot hot market if you know how to do it.Fill them with your affiliate links

 

[twojoints]

that one time payment came up as $77 for me. spend money to make money? what a joke

 

[burning_red]

guess he put the price up.It has been a while.

Money is a tough commodity to get for free,ya gotta put something in if only your time.You could find all the info provided at that site for free but it would take you months of searching and failing.To each his own---works for me and plenty of others

 

[sirgrassalot]

Here's how I pulled it off for 18 years so far. Started with nothing in the way of cash. I was offered an opportunity to do what I was trained to do on my own after being laid off. This in itself was not enough, it was a good part-time situation but that wouldn't cut my lifestyle if I'd of been a real registered business I'd be taxed into forced labour. I was part of the underground economy or a government sponsored training program either way I cheated. Used my head & took advantage of the system. I was prepared to pay the price.

I did that for 10 years before registering the business. I always said I was riding out the recession & did. Now being in business this long I have a pretty good name for myself. I'm also able to donate yearly to some chartable organizations through my company. The free time is what it's all about being able to wake & bake, fishing & spending time with the kids. The sex at the office isn't quite what it once was but I still enjoy writing off the hydro, water & food for the office plants etc. I put in some long hours at times & deliver a quality product this is what keeps it happening.

For cabin fever I do own a dog & I get out to do jobs on site. I often hang out at other shops & shoot the shit with friends, colleagues & or customers.