there are many people do work at home now,and lots people like this working method. they would have a free time to arrange by themselves.
i am try to do,but i do not know what should i do if i choose to work at home.do you like it? and do you have any suggestions of do jobs at home?
The biggest factor is discipline and motivation. If you can discipline yourself well, find a good way to deal with noise (if you don’t live alone) and other distractions, derive your motivation from yourself alone, then you’re good to go.
Jobs? Well, many jobs that require nothing but a computer are a good start, I’d say.
The main question is, is what do you have experience in? If you just all of a sudden decided to “work at home on the internet”, but don’t really have any experience you will have to learn many things along with finding what interests you in terms of business and the list goes on.
i think you are right,Al-paxum.
but i will learn something that knowledge of internet.if so,will i do it then?
I don’t know. Will you?
I have worked from home for over 5 years it was the best move ever to get out of the 9 to 5 rat race.The internet was the thing that made it possible.
Id rather work in an office.
Both have their perks, but working at home, in my opinion, is much better. Yes, you have more that can distract you, but you just have to do everything that you can to make sure those distractions do not get in the way. I feel that working at home gives you the freedom to take a break when needed ( just don’t over do it with breaks) and focus your time on things that will be beneficial to you financially or educationally which can make you more $.
For me, it’s nice to work at home but working outside with people makes your mind works best and you’re always active.
I briefly tried working at home during a part-time job, and I can safely tell you that it is not as good as it may seem.
More often than not, yes, you will find free time for yourself during the working day. If you pop out to see a friend or want to go shopping you can, but you’ll still end up putting the same amount of hours in every day, if not more to get over the guilt of “slacking”. More often than not I would take an hour off here or there, and before I knew it I was working late into the night to make up the hours that I had missed by “taking free time”.
Working at home has its perks, but you’d be foolish to think that it would make your life and your work substantially easier. The ideal job in this industry would let you take your work home if you wanted, but would ultimately be an office/studio job. Most of the great places to work that I’ve witnessed gave employees a set number of hours a month to spend time working at home should being in the office be such a hassle, and more often than not the employees were happier because of it.
I work from home and thought it was already the best thing that has happened to me. I was so naive.
So you’re saying you don’t like it? 
It’s a reverse psychology thing. Trust me. 
If you are planning on working from home - make sure that the room you are working in is seperate from the place you sleep at night.
I work from home and would like to give my :twocents: .
- Don’t expect to get rich.
- Don’t expect a paycheck every week/month
- You don’t get paid by the hour
When I first started there were only 2 sites in the same niche as I was and the money was flowing in like a river. BUT after a year or so it trickled down to almost nothing because there were soooo many other websites doing the same thing for less.
Just remember, if you enjoy doing what you are doing working for home…go for it! If you do make money… EXCELLENT!
The internet does make billions in sales per year, just remember that there are millions of people trying to do it.
What you have to do is find what works for them…then make it 1000000% better. It can be done. I have seen people with little skill and no knowledge of html, php or anything ( most are frontpage webs or even blog software like wordpress) and they do make money.
Find your niche, what you like to do or even talk about and do it.
I wouldn’t quit my day job. The internet is a fickle beast and google loves you one minute and hates you the next!
Thanks,
Kevin
if you r a developer you should better do freelancing. there is serious money in it
I do work from home. For that you need to be interested enough to work. You can’t say will start from tomorrow or anything like that. And for getting work, you need to do bidding in freelancing sites.
if you have good network then you can do every work at home
Here are total 20 ideas for doing work at home in two separate articles. Check what skills you have.
http://bizcovering.com/business/20-self-employment-job-options-part-one/
http://bizcovering.com/employment/20-self-employment-job-options-part-two/