5 Steps For Planning and Taking Action With Your New At Home Business
July 9, 2009 by Jarlene Fisher
Filed under Home Based Business
Wanting to start a new Home Business? Perhaps you hate your current job. Or you loathe the getting up early so you can take that commute. Maybe you are missing your childrens milestones. Or perhaps youve been downsized or are approaching retirement and need to supplement your income.
Everyone has a reason for wanting their own home based business. Working at home definitely allows you to be flexible in your living and also can give you the income you need. Start up funds are important. If yours are limited, don’t quit the day job until you can really afford to. Start your home business as part time and let it grow to meet your needs. Whatever your reasons, it is most important to PLAN. Carefully plan your business and you will be successful
You should know that almost half of all small business fail in the first five years. That doesnt mean that yours will, but it does mean that you need to do some carefull planning, be committed to take action and follow these steps.
1. Vision is the first thing you will need. Visualize where you want to go. Get a picture of what you need to do to get there. And firmly decide WHY you want to achieve this.
2. Planning: Set your goals. Make them Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely (SMART).
3. Third is to consider all of your options. Brainstorm with several people to grow your ideas. Then consider: What are your skills and interests? How much can you invest to begin? What legal structure would be good for your business? How can you involve your family? It’s important that they be “on your team.” Make sure they understand why you are pursing this at home business. Do you have a real Passion for what you are considering? If you don’t have that Passion, you won’t do well during the down time.s
4. Take Action. This is probably the most difficult. Begin with small steps and take them consistently. This is what brings you success. Other action ideas would include making a habit of your business. If you do something on your home based business everyday for a total of 30 days, then that will become a habit that is easy to keep. Plan you week by each day. In other words, draft on article the first day, work on your Blog the second, and continue with a project for each day. Review and evaluate what you accomplished each week.
5. Repeat! And Repeat! And Repeat again!
Following this pattern will certainly bring you success.
This will help you remember these steps. WHY, WHAT, HOW, NOW! NOW would be to take Action – Just Do It!
Planning cannot be stressed too much. A successful business – isn’t that what you want? Then you need to plan and plan and take action based on all your plans.
From time to time you will need to assess the progress you have made. Maybe you will find something that works better. That’s great. Implement this change but be sure to keep up that momentum. Your home based business will easily become a Success!
First Aid Training – Quick Response to a Snake Bite
April 24, 2009 by Bobbie McKee
Filed under Make Money Online
[I:http://www.w3buck.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/BobbieMcKee1.jpg]Snake bites are serious. If not treated quickly, the victim can experience extreme reaction to venom and in a matter of minutes, the result can be fatal. Since majority of snake bites occur in a remote area, emergency medical help is difficult to acquire. Thus it is important that there is a person in your group with proper first aid training in order to administer temporary treatment to the victim.
What to do in case of a snake bite:
Snakes only attack if under treat, so the cases of snake bites can be attributed to people who get very near to the location of the snake or where snakes live. Thus, the very first thing you should do to the victim is to move him to a safe place. Once the victim is on a safe location, keep him still and administer the first aid.
If possible, try to identify the species of snake that caused the bite. Take a picture or have a visual memory of the snake if you cannot name the specie. This is very important since there are a lot of venomous snakes in America and the anti-venom that should be given must be compatible with the snake that bit the victim.
If you were not able to identify the snake, at least, pinpoint the exact location of where the incident happened. Location gives clues to the type of snake that lives in the area.
Remove any tight fitting clothing, a rope, lace or jewelry and use it to tie a light restricting bond inches away on both sides of the area that is bitten. Timing is crucial. So if the victim cries for help, do this procedure in the quickest possible time.
Ask someone to call for help. Remember that first aid treatment only aims to prevent, reduce, or slow down the effects of the venom, minimize the complications of the venom and ready the victim for professional medical treatment. Call 911 right away.
Do not cut into the wound as it can only create infections.
Apply a strong suction with the mouth or using bite kit suction device if available. Do this continuously on the deepest puncture marks, within seconds of the bite.
Clean the entire area with soap and warm water. Use antiseptic cleanser if available.
Do not feed the victim nor give him something to drink. Alcohol should not be given to the victim as it can add to the stress level.
Keep the victim warm and immobilized.
Check the bonds regularly. If swelling occurs, loosen as necessary.
Check for the signs of shock. If there are signs of unusual discomfort or major stress, assess if the victim requires other first aid techniques. Keep the bite away from the heart.
Keep doing the above procedures until help arrives.
Transporting the victim to the hospital is crucial. Make sure that he stays warm, immobilized and as comfortable as possible.
Give words of reassurance that everything will going to be okay and survival is out of the question.
Be ready to provide assistance. Contact the relatives of the victim, give useful information about the incident, protect the scene material and describe the first aid administered.
In some cases, professional help takes a while to arrive so make sure that you keep your focus, stay calm and coordinate with the people around as first aid training is useless if you are not able to stay on top of the whole situation.











