WHAT'S IN THE MIRROR?

Questions about money you need to address.

When in doubt; there is no better way to find the answer to anything you are unsure about, then
Looking In The Mirror and ask the Question!
Are you a procrastinator?
Is your current job right for you?

These are perfect examples of questions that we all need to answer before moving forward to make your life better.
Your answers are a starting point for you.

Joan

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DO YOU PROCRASTINATE?

DO YOU PROCRASTINATE?

Do you find excuses about everything OR just the things you don’t like doing?Single parents often don't have the accountability that many married people do.

Many times avoiding a problem or chore or bill can be very costly,It can cost unneeded interest payments, unnecessary repair bills, and often replacing an item.For example, As a single mom, there is no man around the house that can fix things! (Not that my man was ever good at that anyway!)Don't Procrastinate!


THE SOLUTION: DO IT NOW! My personal experience taught me to get the things I didn’t like doing “out of the way” then I could enjoy the rest of the time doing the things I LIKED.As a child, I knew that I had to eat all my meal, before I got dessert, SO; I ate the things I liked least first and then ended my meal with the good stuff. My reward, plus dessert.

16 CURES FOR CHRONIC PROCRASTINATION
(The 16th is the best)

. Goals; When others know your goals, this is more motivation to accomplish them, right!
. Distractions; Eliminate all of them, lock your door, take your phone off the hook, whatever is necessary’
. Time Frames; Set a date Or time to complete a chore, beat your own schedule.
. Habits; When you find yourself thinking,"I can do it later" STOP. make a point to do it now.
. Project Size; Break each large project into manageable size tasks.
. Easier methods; Always take time to review alternative methods.
. Work times; It isn’t necessary to wait until you have enough time to finish each task, do what you can whenever you can.
. Momentum; sometimes it is good to start with the most difficult part, even if it is not logical, the rest will be easier with this momentum, Just Try It!!
. Priorities; deal with smaller projects or problems ASAP; BUT in order of priority.
. Perfectionists; Get everything done; you can fine tune after you have made good headway.
. Multitasking: Avoid interrupting yourself with a second task before finishing the first.
. Easier results; Buckling down to as hard task, really males life easier in the long term.
. Lists; Be a list maker of everything you have to do and Don’t stop until all are checked off.
. Rewards; For each deadline you meet; Treat yourself!!
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IS YOUR CURRENT JOB RIGHT FOR YOU?

Friendly; Are co-workers warm, courteous and friendly?

Fun: Is your job so enjoyable that you do extra for fun?

Challenging; Is your imagination challenged?

More enjoyable; if you inherited a lot of money, would you keep your job?

Than money

Appreciation; Is your time and work effort appreciated?

Time; Does your time at work fly by?

Worthiness; Do you earn what your worth?

Convenient; Is your job conveniently located?

Recognition; Are people promoted from within the company?

Consideration;Are you allowed to take time off when personal emergencies occur?

Décor; Is your work area pleasant and adequate?

Abilities; Do you use your special talents and skills?

Superiors; Are your superiors helpful, capable and encouraging?

Benefits; Does the benefit package match your needs?

Transfers; Can you transfer to other departments, if it is worthwhile?

Health: Is your company concerned about the healthy and well being of all?

Boredom; Is there enough variety to keep you motivated and interested?

Hours; Do the work hours work well for you and your family?

Important; Does the work you do make a difference to the company?

If you answered yes to 15 or more; chances are you are well suited to the career you have chosen;

If you didn’t ; you might consider a career change, retiring early and starting your own home activity, Or going back to school.

Listen to this short video; 12 successful people who work full time or part time from home, talk about the options.

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