According to Andy Monfried the following are required to succeed in business:
Stay commited.
Focus on Changing the Game.
Be Sincere.
Be Different.
Risk being laughed at.
Risk FAILURE every day.
Write handwritten notes.
And, most of all positive karma — or leave what you are doing.
Entreprenurial Improvisation.
Read his post…it’s a great story.
The Jan/Feb 2007 Law Practice Magazine’s theme is “Solos: Rising to the Challenge“. Worth reading.
What’s the best thing about working from home? It’s hard to say but if forced to choose ONE thing, I’d have to say: not commuting.
The amount of time, cost and emotional energy saved by walking to my home office is hard to beat.
Here’s what tipped the scales for Chuck Newton:
I was simply sick and tired of working, of not seeing my family, of commuting hours upon hours, and doing it all to support not me and those I hold dear, but the landlords, the staff and the infrastructure. I was making much, but keeping very little, including the promises to my children, friends and colleagues.
Read the full post at Home Office Lawyer
