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Techniques for Finding Telecommuting Employment
© By Pamela La Gioia

It seems everyone wants to do it: Work from home, that is. Whether it's being able to work in their pajamas, or getting to spend some extra time with their children, something is prompting people to consider giving up their day job to look for this "alternative" form of employment. The only problem seems to be actually finding a work-from-home job! Where are these companies that have openings for telecommuters? In the paragraphs that follow, you will learn how to research and find home-based employment.

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Volume 7, Issue 6 :: June, 2005

In this issue:

1. In The Spotlight...
   Techniques for Finding Telecommuting Employment
   It seems everyone wants to do it: Work from home, that is. Whether it's being able to work in their pajamas, or getting to spend some extra time with their children, something is prompting people to consider giving up their day job to look for this "alternative" form of employment. The only problem seems to be actually finding a work-from-home job! Where are these companies that have openings for telecommuters? In the paragraphs that follow, you will learn how to research and find home-based employment.
2. What's New At 2Work-At-Home.com?
   
3. Visualisation and Your Home Business
   Learn how to apply visualization techniques to your home business. This wonderful article offers an exercise that can help you to clarify your work at home goals. Author Roy Thomsitt tells us, "My first experience of using visualisation successfully was when I was employed. It was not something I had read much about, nor consciously practised. It happened quite by chance, and it was only many years later that I realised what had happened."
   
4. Become A Mobile Notary
   When I lived in California, I became a mobile notary (signing agent) because I wanted something to work around my family. I wanted to be able to pick and choose when I worked without the fear of never getting another call. And, I wanted guaranteed money. I didn't want to worry about commissions or home party sales. What I liked about becoming a mobile notary public was that I could make anywhere from $50 to $4,000 per month, before expenses, depending on how much work I choose to put into the business. I could work part-time around my children or full-time...the choice was mine.