One of the main reasons why an individual is unsuccessful in their job is the fact that they do not like their work. If you don’t enjoy what you are doing you are much less likely to put as much commitment, effort and enthusiasm into your work as you would if you liked your job. If you agree with any of the following questions, you may need to consider leaving your job and pursuing the world of online marketing and freelancing. It is relatively easy to earn money from internet, but if you don't love doing that, don't.
1. My job is boring, I just wait for the clock to reach 5pm so I can go home but the day seems to last forever.
When you work at home and start earning online, you don’t need to worry about practicing a 9-5 schedule. You pick the hours you work and when you work them. If you need a break, no one will stop you. You are in complete control.
2. I need more flexible working hours to accommodate my family schedules, but my job is too strict.
You decide how much or how little you work. If you need more money, work extra hours. If you need some time off, simply take it when you need it. Flexibility is a key benefit of working for your self.
3. I keep going from one job to another. None of them seem to satisfy me.
Perhaps regular jobs just aren’t for you? There’s nothing quite like being self employed, it’s both invigorating and provides the ultimate workplace freedom.
4. My salary is far too low, I deserve much more than what I’m being paid.
You set the wage you want to earn, set your rates per hour and work out your business plan. Then work to it as much or as little as you like. This means your earnings are almost limitless; all the money just goes directly to you.
5. My boss doesn’t know what he/she is doing; I wish I could be my own boss.
You can, start earning money online today and become your own boss.
6. I hate having to grab holiday’s a year in advance or fight with other co-workers over a day off. I wish I could just go on holiday whenever I needed or wanted to.
As your own boss you don’t need to ask permission to book a holiday. If you need time off, take it off. It’s up to you when you work.
7. I’m much happier when I’m working online on my computer; I wish I could use that to make money!
Making money online is easy and fun with a little time and effort on your part. If your favorite hobby is computers, you’ll have no problems at all making money.
8. My commuting time is ridiculous and costs me a fortune. I wish I didn’t have to travel to work.
You don’t need to go to an office to work online. All you need is a computer and internet access at home and you can eliminate traveling to work altogether. Just roll out of bed in the morning and there you are!
9. I simply can’t do full time work anymore, I need a part time job that’s flexible.
You don’t have to earn money online full time. You choose your hours and how many of them you do. It’s completely your choice.
10. I’m not happy in my job; I want to do something that really makes me enjoy my working day.
Earning money online can help you to achieve job fulfillment. If you put in enough time and effort overall, your online business can provide you with enough regular income to free up your time and allow you to concentrate on more important and more fun activities. Making money online is easy and fun, once you know how.
Monday, May 11, 2009
Monday, March 23, 2009
Forex Trading
The dollar gained a brief respite from the incessant selling seen in the latter half of the week as we heading into the New York close on Friday. Normal service resumed as Wall St stuttered after the Fed’s plan to rekindle consumer and corporate lending under its TALF plan fell short of expectations and the greenback was back in favour.
However, the retracement did not last long as attention shifted to the pending announcement from US Treasury Secretary Geithner on further details on the Obama administration’s plan to purge banks’ balance sheets of toxic assets. An interview in the WSJ with Geithner gave an early insight into what the content of the plan might entail. In the interview Geithner highlighted that the only way to resolve the financial crisis was to enroll the help of the private sector in the cleansing of troubled assets from banks’ balance sheets. The plan looks to embrace a three-pronged approach, with the creation of an entity, backed by the FDIC, to buy and hold loans. In addition, the Treasury is seeking to expand the Fed TALF facility to include older “legacy” assets and finally the government will initiate a public-private investment fund to soak up between $500 bln and $1 tln in troubled mortgage-backed and other assets. With recent public concerns over executive pay and bonuses linked to bailout recipient companies escalating, the markets are latching onto one condition in the report that says companies that participate in the scheme would not be subject to executive pay cap rules and taxation issues. Initial market reaction to this news has been favourable with S&P futures gaining over 1.5% and in turn dragging the Nikkei over 3% higher.
The weekend also saw ECB board members Weber and Trichet on the wires, both adopting a more dovish stance on EU interest rates, though Trichet in his usual manner was the more guarded of the two. Weber commented that “rates are at 1.5% in the EU and heading down” while also noting that EU rate cuts had not been inflationary so far. He was adamant in downplaying talk of a European region sovereign default, calling it “nonsense”. Trichet, in a WSJ interview, said it was possible the ECB could continue to take unconventional steps on bank financing but was strongly against pushing rates down to zero, warning that a ZIRP would offer a number of drawbacks and thus were not appropriate. He countered criticisms that the EU governments had not done enough in terms of stimulus, saying they were totally unjustified. The EUR saw a marginal knee-jerk reaction lower but was contained as players concentrated more on a weaker dollar from the positive vibes from the US toxic asset plan.
A key UK economic think-tank, the Ernst & Young Item Club has suggested that net government in the forthcoming tax year is likely to far exceed Chancellor Alistair Darling’s predictions, reaching some GBP180 bln and 12.6% of GDP, and has warned that public finances were deteriorating at an “alarming rate”. The Item club, which uses similar methodology as the Treasury forecasters, said that predictions made by Chancellor Darling in last November's pre-budget report had been overtaken by events. It forecast that total borrowing over the next five years would be £270bn higher than anticipated as falling tax revenues as a result of lower consumer spending and rising unemployment impacted. GBP wobbled at the start of trading in Asia but has still managed to hold up remarkably well.
While the dollar’s future direction at the start of the week will be dictated by the welcome tonight’s plan receives, later in the week it faces another hurdle with just under $100 bln worth of treasury auctions on the slate. $40 bln of 2-year notes on Weds, $34 bln of 5-year notes on Thurs and $24 bln of 7-year notes on Fri will be the first test of the depth of interest in holding US treasuries, and the Fed’s ability to maintain support, at a time when TICS data shows foreign appetite for long-term US treasuries is in retreat and China’s FX reserves have potential to dip for the first time since October 2008 (according to comments in the China Business News). A poor showing would likely see the dollar confined to the dustbin again.
However, the retracement did not last long as attention shifted to the pending announcement from US Treasury Secretary Geithner on further details on the Obama administration’s plan to purge banks’ balance sheets of toxic assets. An interview in the WSJ with Geithner gave an early insight into what the content of the plan might entail. In the interview Geithner highlighted that the only way to resolve the financial crisis was to enroll the help of the private sector in the cleansing of troubled assets from banks’ balance sheets. The plan looks to embrace a three-pronged approach, with the creation of an entity, backed by the FDIC, to buy and hold loans. In addition, the Treasury is seeking to expand the Fed TALF facility to include older “legacy” assets and finally the government will initiate a public-private investment fund to soak up between $500 bln and $1 tln in troubled mortgage-backed and other assets. With recent public concerns over executive pay and bonuses linked to bailout recipient companies escalating, the markets are latching onto one condition in the report that says companies that participate in the scheme would not be subject to executive pay cap rules and taxation issues. Initial market reaction to this news has been favourable with S&P futures gaining over 1.5% and in turn dragging the Nikkei over 3% higher.
The weekend also saw ECB board members Weber and Trichet on the wires, both adopting a more dovish stance on EU interest rates, though Trichet in his usual manner was the more guarded of the two. Weber commented that “rates are at 1.5% in the EU and heading down” while also noting that EU rate cuts had not been inflationary so far. He was adamant in downplaying talk of a European region sovereign default, calling it “nonsense”. Trichet, in a WSJ interview, said it was possible the ECB could continue to take unconventional steps on bank financing but was strongly against pushing rates down to zero, warning that a ZIRP would offer a number of drawbacks and thus were not appropriate. He countered criticisms that the EU governments had not done enough in terms of stimulus, saying they were totally unjustified. The EUR saw a marginal knee-jerk reaction lower but was contained as players concentrated more on a weaker dollar from the positive vibes from the US toxic asset plan.
A key UK economic think-tank, the Ernst & Young Item Club has suggested that net government in the forthcoming tax year is likely to far exceed Chancellor Alistair Darling’s predictions, reaching some GBP180 bln and 12.6% of GDP, and has warned that public finances were deteriorating at an “alarming rate”. The Item club, which uses similar methodology as the Treasury forecasters, said that predictions made by Chancellor Darling in last November's pre-budget report had been overtaken by events. It forecast that total borrowing over the next five years would be £270bn higher than anticipated as falling tax revenues as a result of lower consumer spending and rising unemployment impacted. GBP wobbled at the start of trading in Asia but has still managed to hold up remarkably well.
While the dollar’s future direction at the start of the week will be dictated by the welcome tonight’s plan receives, later in the week it faces another hurdle with just under $100 bln worth of treasury auctions on the slate. $40 bln of 2-year notes on Weds, $34 bln of 5-year notes on Thurs and $24 bln of 7-year notes on Fri will be the first test of the depth of interest in holding US treasuries, and the Fed’s ability to maintain support, at a time when TICS data shows foreign appetite for long-term US treasuries is in retreat and China’s FX reserves have potential to dip for the first time since October 2008 (according to comments in the China Business News). A poor showing would likely see the dollar confined to the dustbin again.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Joko Susilo Success story
Joko susilo is one of the best and fast growing internet marketer from Semarang, Indonesia. He get more than 3 billion income from his business from internet. By siting in front of his notebook and accompany with hot tea in the morning, he start his activity in the business internet.
We can learn of his success by reading his article from the joko susilo website at www.jokosusilo.com.
He inspiring me to get a lot of idea in the internet marketing field. Thanks a lot to Mr. Joko Susilo
Good luck !
Key of success business on internet
A lot of people want to make much money from internet or internet marketer. They want success as fast as posible. But a lot of them not too concern in excact business.
Key of success in internet marketing are :
1. Long live education, always study and learn from success people and other knowlede
2. Never feel enough with science and knowledge that their got.
3. Focus in certain field and product
4. Always try practice new thing
5. Sharing to other net marketer
6. Money is importent but not number one
7. Do not just dream, but action
Google is money maker
You will get a lot of money by using google search engine as a tool in promoting and selling product. Using google search engine is easier, chieper than using another methode such advertise on television or printing media, newspaper.
People search any good and service in the internet by clicking certain keyword, So by preparing certain keyword and keyphrase, your product and service easier to be found.
By google, you will get any benefit and more money from the advertisement program, that is google adsense.
Let's optimizazion by google search engine for your wealth in the future.
People search any good and service in the internet by clicking certain keyword, So by preparing certain keyword and keyphrase, your product and service easier to be found.
By google, you will get any benefit and more money from the advertisement program, that is google adsense.
Let's optimizazion by google search engine for your wealth in the future.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Money and investment
We looking for money and investment it on the right place to get more money in the future.
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