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Almost nine years ago I wrote an article outlining how making the jump from a 9-to-5 work arrangement to a Great Office Escape lifestyle was not for everyone.
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In the summer of 2015 my web-design company was suffering with a problem contractor.
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When the end of the month rolls around I spend about three hours in the morning finalizing my incoming and outgoing business expenses.
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So the holidays are over and I’m facing that extra credit card debt from all those gifts that seemed like such a good idea only a few short weeks before, I trudge back to the office in my yule-tide
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I have a fun exercise for you to try. Imagine that you are running a small non-profit company helping low-income people learn how to use the internet.
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For a small business, firing a client is nothing like firing a contractor or much less, an employee. You need to view the process through a completely different lens.
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For small business owners it can be a very difficult psychological process letting a client go – after all, they are our lifeblood and allow us to stay in business.
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If only I could just focus.
If only the phone would stop ringing I could finish this project.
If only I could turn my e-mail off and tune my clients out.
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Another two hours has been wasted sitting around a sterile, rectangular table with twenty other tired, cranky co-workers getting nothing accomplished.
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One of my acquaintances has a full-time desk job working for a branch of the military. She provides a fairly useful function for the military dealing with client contracts.
Simple Living/Downshifting
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Financial Wisdom
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Job Misery Support