Work at Home Philippines

Do what you love and the money will follow.

Are you one of the many haters of this piece of career advice? No? Great, we’re friends then. Kidding aside, I’m always for this . If I don’t like what I’m doing it will be very difficult for me to advance in that field. Because of that, I only say yes to jobs that I’ll still continue doing even without getting paid such as blogging and Internet research now so that I can soon master these activities so well I’d be paid hefty hefty amount of money.

Seriously, if I’m left with the choice of working on anything without any compensation except personal satisfaction, it’s going to be job searching for other people AND tasting food.

Now how about you? What work would you do even without getting salary from doing it? You don’t have to post your name or real email address if you don’t feel like telling me who you are. But I’m very interested to know what people would do for nothing. Share your jobs-for-no-pay choices.

This might not apply to other religions, but for many Roman Catholics, the Holy Week (March 19-23) is a big deal and it should be observed properly.

So if you are a work-from-home entrepreneur in the Philippines or even in other countries, how do you observe the Holy Week?

My family’s usually extremely busy during the Holy Week. Aside from the traditional self-flagellating or pamagdarame, we help in managing the business since it’s one of the busiest time of the year business-wise.

I am not going to make myself fully-available to my clients who require regular communication through instant messaging. But I will still be doing non-urgent tasks so that I can be of help to my family this year.

So how about you? Will it be business as usual or are you going to treat the Holy Week as a vacation?

Tags: holy week, vacation, home based business, holy week tradition