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Hi, my name is Natukunda, i just joined HOW. i am looking forward to interacting with people out there just like me. i am opening up a home cleaning service. I need for it to be strictly professionally run, i have not run a business of my own before hence the challenge of achieving my objective.
Hello. My name is Charlie. I have been a 100% home office/road warrior for the past three years. Thanks to friendfeed and thanks to you for this room. ;)
Hey everyone, when you join up for the Home Office Warrior Room, please introduce yourself briefly. Give us a link to your blog too. Lets get the conversation going.
Hey, Grant. You and Dan certainly know me but you can find my blogs at http://solopracticeuniversity.tumblr.com and http://buildasolopractice.com and I'm on Twitter @scartierliebel.
- Susan Cartier Liebel
Grant, happy to be here. I'm @dancovington on Twitter and most other spots around the web. My blog is <a href="http://dancovington.com/kansas-...">Kansas Business Attorney</a>
- Dan Covington
My name is Mike St.George. I have been practicing for 30 years and am in the process of expanding my home in order to move my office into my home. I can't wait to get out of my brick and morter office into my own home! Looking for advise on technologies, etc.
If you have any questions about working from home, drop a comment here. Also on twitter @grantgriffiths. You can also drop me an email at grant@homeofficewarrior.com Working from home is wonderful. But, there are some issues you need to be prepared for. If there is one tip I can give it is to make sure you set rules for the family and yourself.
- Grant Griffiths
And make sure you make time for being out of home to socialize in a meaningful way. Isolation, being in the house more than before can be a challenge.
- Susan Cartier Liebel
A recycling system. You may have more control over how you recycle at the home office. Consider keeping baskets for paper, plastic, etc. Actually, consider going paperless (or as close as you can) by adopting note taking applications, printing to TIF or PDF rather than hard copy, etc. Congrats and good luck.
- Charlie Wilson
Home Office Warrior Linkedin group is available if you all are interested. Here is the link you will need to use to go apply: http://is.gd/m3s
We've been in touch elsewhere--blog work in progress; twitter: @erwiest; much too static site is - http://www.wiestlaw.com
Please introduce yourself and leave a link to your own blog and twitter ID. Lets get the discussion going.
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