I am excited to say that my main “brick and morter” business, P2 Events has a new web site that went live today. After 15 years of my “old” and “dusty” site, I feel that the Phoenix has risen from the ashes!
I am pleased to say that I will make this site very interactive [...]
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They say that working at a desk all day “makes your posterior bigger.” So, for all you workaholics out there, make sure you spend time walking around the office. I usually spend no more than 45 minutes straight, sitting at my desk. I go walk around my neighborhood, or when I am at the office, [...]
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As January 2007 comes to an end…already!! …. What have you accomplished??
As this blog deals with being a workaholic, working and working should have accomplished something meaningful, 30 days into the year. What have you done to make yourself worthy of a workaholic with meaningful results. If you are self employed, it should be [...]
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Remember the famous phrase in 1995 ala Bill Gates, “multi-tasking,” which reminded us of how far we have gone with computers? Microsoft Windows 95 operating system was all the rage because it could do more than one strand of work at the same time. It was as if we discovered the best thing since “sliced [...]
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It seems that the great silent march is on for working from home. The US Dept. of Labor put out a report in 2004 that 20.7 million people worked from home in some fashion, whether it was telecommuting as prescribed from their employer, or self employment.
This brings me to the point of how much [...]
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I was having a conversation with a good friend over lunch the other day. We were talking about whether the “workaholic’s” sole purpose is in the “doing” or the “end result.” Depending on how you look at it, the purpose could be the “doing.” I know some workaholics that love keeping busy….no result in sight, [...]
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You may have heard the phrase, “multiple streams of income,” made famous by the nationally known author, Robert G. Allen, the real estate guru of the 80’s with his “Nothing Down” books that taught us how to buy and own properties with no down payment. He has since published this book of how to generate [...]
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How many times have you heard the quote, “thank God it’s Friday?” Who the heck started that?? That is one of the most telling remarks in the work place. It tells me, “I can’t wait for this day to be over so I can leave my workplace!”
“Casual Fridays” is another good one. That tells me, [...]
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As I look back on 2006, I can say that I got a lot done and was successful. But I know I have so much more to do!
I meant to write two books about business start ups and wanted to visit Hawaii, where a lot of my relatives live. Well, I will reschedule my [...]
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Hello everyone! I was excited to get this blog up and running in December, since I intended on doing it months ago! You know, the obvious answer is that, “I was too busy to get to it!” Sound familiar?? Well, I dedicate this blog to all of us who just can’t seem to successfully juggle [...]
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