With the flowers starting to bloom and the winds bringing warmer breezes, it finally feels as though spring has come to Virginia. With spring, my thoughts turn to spring cleaning both my house and my freelance writing/editing business.
To spring clean your at-home business, set aside a few hours to go through your file folders and toss or shred old paperwork. Clean out your email inbox and take a look at what electronic documents can be deleted. Make sure your computer's antivirus software is up-to-date. Jot down a list of things that might need replacing, fixing or upgrading in the near future.
Consider ordering new business cards or adding something to your Web site. Develop a spring marketing campaign. Review your potential client lists and start devising ways to reach those customers.
These are just a few ways to spruce up your business.
Until next time,
Sarah
Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Spring Into Spring
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Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Spring (Mind) Cleaning
Ah, spring is finally coming to Virginia. The birds have returned, the flowers are blooming, the trees are regaining their foilage. And my thoughts naturally turn to attacking those dust bunnies under my bed and other furniture.
When you think about spring cleaning, do not neglect to clear your mind. It might sound silly, but we all store junk in the far corners of our minds that need to get cleaned out every once in a while. Thoughts that need to be realigned, old habits that need to be rewired, those types of things.
By thinking of what's going on in our mind, we can kind of restart ourselves on a new path, a path that can lead to better relationships, better business practices and a better us.
So as you're cleaning your house and closets this spring, take a few minutes each day to think about cleaning out your mind, too.
Until next time,
Sarah
When you think about spring cleaning, do not neglect to clear your mind. It might sound silly, but we all store junk in the far corners of our minds that need to get cleaned out every once in a while. Thoughts that need to be realigned, old habits that need to be rewired, those types of things.
By thinking of what's going on in our mind, we can kind of restart ourselves on a new path, a path that can lead to better relationships, better business practices and a better us.
So as you're cleaning your house and closets this spring, take a few minutes each day to think about cleaning out your mind, too.
Until next time,
Sarah
Labels:
Hired at Home,
Sarah Hamaker,
Spring,
Working from home
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