Work at Home Philippines

One of the jobs that I consider the trendiest nowadays is professional blogging or working as a professional blogger. Hey, it’s another writing at home gig without having to have that professional writer label. Here’s one of my previous post about this source of income.

Would you like to know one of the well-earning ones? Does Darren Rowse ring a bell? He just happens to earn almost 6 figures monthly from his problogging stint.

If you’d like to start searching for this kind of gig either as a part-time or a full-time arrangment, you may start visit Blogger Jobs where all the jobs for passionate writers and hobbyists are posted. Some of the job posts don’t even require you to have an experience as a blogger. You just have to love the field you will be asked to blog about.

A garage sale could be one source of money if you are planning to buy that big ticket item you’ve been eyeing on. Though holding a garage or a yard sale may not be considered a sustainable source of income for everybody, it can help you in a way to make ends meet for a month or two.

Aside from all the advertisement attack you are planning to carry out and your killer displaying techniques, picking out the best day is another crucial factor for the success of your garage sale.

So, how do you exactly go about cherry-picking that best garage sale day? Here are some factors you have to consider:

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Though one of the widely-used reasons to convince one’s superior to agree on a telecommuting arrangement is better productivity, becoming more productive could also be the downside of working from home.

For those who get giggly with to-do lists, yes I’m a fan of them, too, here are 25 of them. Choose which ones will help you steer clear of those lazy days.  

Steve Pavlina, one of the best bloggers who talk about personal development, shares his 10 Ways to Optimize Your Normal Days.

Most of his insights on productivity and other self-improvement tips are a good read, better to take note of, and best to practice. Aside from his simple and yet overlooked ways to not let a day just pass by like any other lazy day, I find it fascinating and absolutely helpful that Steve has dredged his 10 Ways to Optimize Your Normal Days post with links to his other posts, which will definitely help many home business owners:

Creating a productive workspace

Rising as Soon as the Alarm Goes Off

Kick Start Your Own Business

Enjoy reading, everyone!

Your only way to market yourself when applying for an online or telecommute job is through your cover letter or application letter. Nell Tallercio of telecommutingmoms.com could not have emphasized this more when she wrote an article entitled Telecommuting Cover Letters.

She pointed out the following requirements if you were to produce a noteworthy and interview-winning cover letter for telecommuters. I have included my own cover letter writing tips and comments on each of her pointers.

Address the cover letter to the right person.

It is commendable to research on who is the head of the HR. Then, address your cover letter to that person’s position. I personally suggest that addressing “Dear Ma’am/Sir” is a lot better than just relying on your guts whether a person is a male or female. It’s not so much of a big deal but I still get offended when addressed as Sir just because my name can be a man’s name, too.

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Millions of people are looking for work from home gigs via surfing the Net, uploading their resume’s, paying membership fee to work from home organizations and bidding sites (Elance, Rentacoder, GetaFreelancer, etc.)

But would you like to know what might be the easiest way to find that dream home-based job or home business opportunity? It’s through the no-brainer method of “asking.”

However, you can’t ask just about anyone where to find that coveted work from home gig. It’s very important that you know the right people to inquire from.

Here is one cleverly stated work from home job inquiry by a woman, who will most likely land a home-based source of income in no time.

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Jump2Top, a web development online marketing company, is looking for serious a graphic designer and a professional web developer who can work from home.

Here are the requirements for these home-based jobs:

Home-Based Graphic/Web Designer

We are seeking a professional Graphic/Web designer who can easly work with our programmers.
All candidates MUST provide quality examples (Web site, Corporate logo’s, Posters ,Brochures, Flyers,etc).

PHP knowledge/application design integration are plus.

Proper PC and internet connection are required.

Only Serious Candidates Pls.

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In the Philippines, Biology graduates are having a hard time looking for jobs that will let them utilize their acquired skills. It’s a common notion for many that if you are a graduate of Biology, you are going to pursue Medicine, I mean be a doctor, since Biology is usually regarded as a pre-med course. But for those who choose to forget about the MD label – teaching, laboratory, and field scientists jobs abound.

Also, here is for those who want an online job that can allow them to make use of their background in Biology:

Palmside Holdings PTY LTD, an Australian based companyis looking for Biology savvy person to work from home. It is a full-time job. Salary – PHP100 per hour. All communication will take place via internet or by phone.

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Got this from Showmomthemoney

“I Love My Life: A Mom’s Guide to Working from Home” is the free book that promises to show how to manage business financials, build an effective business web site, market effectively online, take your business to the next level, and build a multiple streams of passive income. It’s a motivational, start up and high power business strategy book all-in-one.

Indeed, good things come for free, such as this free book for work from home aficionados, particularly stay-at-home moms. Its regular price is $14.95 but the author decided to give the first 10,000 copies for free. It’s NOT an e-book so no downloading needed but you have to pay the shipping costs.

Get the free work from home book here.

Now I’m not yet a mom but I have a niece with busy parents. My working from home makes them not worry about a daycare center for their 7-month old cutie. Yes, I’m an instant aunt and nanny. And I’m not complaining.

Many home business owners felt the blur between working and playing but is there really something to worry about it? If you can integrate playing with working that could be healthier for your work-life balancing act right? Productivity-wise? Now that might be another story for those who are having a hard time multi-tasking.

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