Playing at work.

HUH!

I had a most interesting conversation with my good friend and business partner today.
Now this man is busy. He works a full time job in the real estate industry. He also works full time in his home business. He has grown a team of well over 1500 distributors in many different countries. He fully supports the team. He is available to me whenever I need him for conference calls. (I use him just about every day!)
In case you think it's because I am special... it's not. He provides this support to anyone who cares to utilize his particular skills.

So my question is, can you do both effectively? In other words, does there come a time when you need to make a choice... or have both careers suffer?

Well, that is surely a personal question, and every scenario is different. Right ??

Ok, that may be so, but how do you make the decision, and how do you know when the time is right?

Well, first of all, you have to sit down in a quiet place, away from distraction, and put some serious thought into what you really want out of life.
Here are some things to think about....

Do you love your job? Or is it just "comfortable"

When you are working one "career" does it have your full attention?

Do you feel like you are "spread too thin"?

Do you have time just for you, to recharge?

"But I am not making enough money in my
-Work From Home venture-". you say ?!

Have you considered that you are not because your focus is divided?

Do you think that you would get where you wanted to much faster if you had full time hours to devote? The fact is, work at home opportunities have been given a bad rap over the years, but I think it is because so many people don't work their business like a business!

It's a real dilemma for most people. The fact is, making a go of a full-time work from home business requires dedication, determination, a leap of faith, and a certain amount of risk. If your J.O.B. is holding you back from truly achieving the level you wish to attain, then NOT leaving it behind means that you probably haven't reached the level of BELIEF in yourself that is required to "make it big" in network marketing.

Every step on your path to greatness carries with it a risk of some kind. I believe the greater the stride, the greater the feeling of associated discomfort! The toughest personal decisions have the ability to propel you forward or hold you back. Only you can make that decision. Just don't allow fear or lack of belief to hold you back from your destiny!

Shelley Penney is a network marketing and internet marketing specialist with 7 years in the field. She is currently mentoring a small group of people to achieve financial freedom from home.