tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4776909900164462597.post1087473825028203753..comments2010-03-04T16:23:09.198+08:00Adminnoreply@blogger.comBlogger8125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4776909900164462597.post-18063017165874895182010-03-04T16:23:09.191+08:002010-03-04T16:23:09.191+08:00Good post, nice share. Thanks for your post.balumarch4http://www.deals365.usnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4776909900164462597.post-84184232249011272752010-02-01T10:31:16.064+08:002010-02-01T10:31:16.064+08:00Excellent post, I know the hardest things for me to adjust to when I started were getting on a set schedule, and also not overworking myself. I have got myself set up on a great schedule and try to always be done by 6PM to spend time with my family. I always end up working more though when everyone goes to bed, so I stil do overwork myself somedays but that is the way it has to be in the industry I chose to start a career in.Marthahttp://www.foundvalue.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4776909900164462597.post-70296569856272662592008-03-19T05:54:36.157+08:002008-03-19T05:54:36.157+08:00Email is a big distraction for me. I always have messenger open on my computer so I see right when I get a new email.Freelance Web Designerhttp://jaredwalkerdesign.comnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4776909900164462597.post-18097219750369903682008-03-19T01:59:11.164+08:002008-03-19T01:59:11.164+08:00Ha... my biggest distraction has gotta be checking my stats.Jameshttp://www.gettingmorevisitors.comnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4776909900164462597.post-72408028054955363462008-03-18T16:02:18.266+08:002008-03-18T16:02:18.266+08:00I would not agree on that, because i am not able to cut my working hours, its just so hard, i think leading the current life is the best.Jacob Calvnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4776909900164462597.post-65322969543363538962008-03-18T03:51:30.643+08:002008-03-18T03:51:30.643+08:00After 19 years at this (having started at 24), I've learned that 'home work' isn't 9-5 or 8-6. It's 168 hours a week parsed and divided into whatever blocks we desire/need. I don't know the last time I worked a 40-hour week. Heck, a 30-hr week would be a lot to me. But I work a ton of 3am shifts that mean I'm uber-productive (at hours that don't interfere with family time). So what if I'm asleep by 9p. It's my gig and my rhythm. My clients like that I meet deadlines, and what the heck, there's no way I'm going to compete with my teenagers to see who can clock the latest bedtime anyway. I lost that one a long time ago...jeffwww.chiefhomeofficer.comnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4776909900164462597.post-82587445180555356622008-03-18T02:38:13.552+08:002008-03-18T02:38:13.552+08:00It sounds easy, but its damn hard to follow on one side, i guess you are right, we need to be more discipline.Singhnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4776909900164462597.post-12936360175098305472008-03-17T18:26:51.546+08:002008-03-17T18:26:51.546+08:00I am working from home and find that sometimes I put in 12-14 shifts on the PC. But there are distractions which probably prolong my working day- kids, housework, etc. I try to follow a list I devised to make the load easier, that way I know exactly what I have done and what needs doing.Hair Dyehttp://hairdye-info.comnoreply@blogger.com