Comments on: 5 Joint Venture Time-Saving Tips http://vivavisibilityblog.com/5-joint-venture-time-saving-tips/ Online Visibility, Social Media for Heart Based Entrepreneurs Fri, 03 Feb 2012 21:35:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: NancyMarmolejo http://vivavisibilityblog.com/5-joint-venture-time-saving-tips/comment-page-1/#comment-7644 NancyMarmolejo Wed, 02 Dec 2009 02:21:05 +0000 http://vivavisibilityblog.com/?p=1485#comment-7644 Deborah, what an ordeal! But you found a discovery in it and that is priceless. (Personally, I can't work in public places I need solitude and get cranky when my concentration is interrupted!) Deborah, what an ordeal! But you found a discovery in it and that is priceless. (Personally, I can't work in public places I need solitude and get cranky when my concentration is interrupted!)

]]> By: deborahredfern http://vivavisibilityblog.com/5-joint-venture-time-saving-tips/comment-page-1/#comment-7932 deborahredfern Wed, 02 Dec 2009 00:58:55 +0000 http://vivavisibilityblog.com/?p=1485#comment-7932 What I have found to be key for me and the way I work, is to create the system, or the idea, and to expect there will be a certain amount of work involved to get going smoothly. Sometimes the string of tasks needed to be done to keep that appointment with yourself isn't apparent until you begin. For example I really need is to set up blocks of writing time. In my home office there are so many distractions that getting to my priority (writing) too often feels like a luxury. I love the idea of having a portable office - of say, doing my writing in a coffee shop, away from the distractions of home. As part of my system I invested in a tiny netbook laptop computer (under 1 pound!). The laptop I choose has a 9 hour battery life to allow me to pack up for a days' writing without needing to carry the power adapter. I scheduled time this week and set out.I met with one problem after another: unable to connect with the wireless nternet at the coffee shop was number 1. I spent a good portion of my time trying to solve it. In my vision I saw myself writing and posting in my portable office, so naturally I wanted to be on WordPress. Eventually I gave up on the wrieless and connected to the internet through my iphone. Plugged into my computer, it began charging the phone, and rapidly drained that lovely 9 hour battery. In the end I barely got 2 hours usage without publishing anything. I would amend that Create a System to Create a System and Work out the Bugs. It might take a few trial runs. I will be fine tuning my portable office over the coming weeks, working out those bugs. I'll keep trying until I have an ideal work system in place. What I have found to be key for me and the way I work, is to create the system, or the idea, and to expect there will be a certain amount of work involved to get going smoothly. Sometimes the string of tasks needed to be done to keep that appointment with yourself isn't apparent until you begin. For example I really need is to set up blocks of writing time. In my home office there are so many distractions that getting to my priority (writing) too often feels like a luxury. I love the idea of having a portable office – of say, doing my writing in a coffee shop, away from the distractions of home. As part of my system I invested in a tiny netbook laptop computer (under 1 pound!). The laptop I choose has a 9 hour battery life to allow me to pack up for a days' writing without needing to carry the power adapter. I scheduled time this week and set out.I met with one problem after another: unable to connect with the wireless nternet at the coffee shop was number 1. I spent a good portion of my time trying to solve it. In my vision I saw myself writing and posting in my portable office, so naturally I wanted to be on WordPress. Eventually I gave up on the wrieless and connected to the internet through my iphone. Plugged into my computer, it began charging the phone, and rapidly drained that lovely 9 hour battery. In the end I barely got 2 hours usage without publishing anything. I would amend that Create a System to Create a System and Work out the Bugs. It might take a few trial runs. I will be fine tuning my portable office over the coming weeks, working out those bugs. I'll keep trying until I have an ideal work system in place.

]]> By: NancyMarmolejo http://vivavisibilityblog.com/5-joint-venture-time-saving-tips/comment-page-1/#comment-7933 NancyMarmolejo Tue, 01 Dec 2009 21:21:05 +0000 http://vivavisibilityblog.com/?p=1485#comment-7933 Deborah, what an ordeal! But you found a discovery in it and that is priceless. (Personally, I can't work in public places I need solitude and get cranky when my concentration is interrupted!) Deborah, what an ordeal! But you found a discovery in it and that is priceless. (Personally, I can't work in public places I need solitude and get cranky when my concentration is interrupted!)

]]> By: deborahredfern http://vivavisibilityblog.com/5-joint-venture-time-saving-tips/comment-page-1/#comment-7643 deborahredfern Tue, 01 Dec 2009 18:58:55 +0000 http://vivavisibilityblog.com/?p=1485#comment-7643 What I have found to be key for me and the way I work, is to create the system, or the idea, and to expect there will be a certain amount of work involved to get going smoothly. Sometimes the string of tasks needed to be done to keep that appointment with yourself isn't apparent until you begin. For example I really need is to set up blocks of writing time. In my home office there are so many distractions that getting to my priority (writing) too often feels like a luxury. I love the idea of having a portable office - of say, doing my writing in a coffee shop, away from the distractions of home. As part of my system I invested in a tiny netbook laptop computer (under 1 pound!). The laptop I choose has a 9 hour battery life to allow me to pack up for a days' writing without needing to carry the power adapter. I scheduled time this week and set out.I met with one problem after another: unable to connect with the wireless nternet at the coffee shop was number 1. I spent a good portion of my time trying to solve it. In my vision I saw myself writing and posting in my portable office, so naturally I wanted to be on WordPress. Eventually I gave up on the wrieless and connected to the internet through my iphone. Plugged into my computer, it began charging the phone, and rapidly drained that lovely 9 hour battery. In the end I barely got 2 hours usage without publishing anything. I would amend that Create a System to Create a System and Work out the Bugs. It might take a few trial runs. I will be fine tuning my portable office over the coming weeks, working out those bugs. I'll keep trying until I have an ideal work system in place. What I have found to be key for me and the way I work, is to create the system, or the idea, and to expect there will be a certain amount of work involved to get going smoothly. Sometimes the string of tasks needed to be done to keep that appointment with yourself isn't apparent until you begin. For example I really need is to set up blocks of writing time. In my home office there are so many distractions that getting to my priority (writing) too often feels like a luxury. I love the idea of having a portable office – of say, doing my writing in a coffee shop, away from the distractions of home. As part of my system I invested in a tiny netbook laptop computer (under 1 pound!). The laptop I choose has a 9 hour battery life to allow me to pack up for a days' writing without needing to carry the power adapter. I scheduled time this week and set out.I met with one problem after another: unable to connect with the wireless nternet at the coffee shop was number 1. I spent a good portion of my time trying to solve it. In my vision I saw myself writing and posting in my portable office, so naturally I wanted to be on WordPress. Eventually I gave up on the wrieless and connected to the internet through my iphone. Plugged into my computer, it began charging the phone, and rapidly drained that lovely 9 hour battery. In the end I barely got 2 hours usage without publishing anything. I would amend that Create a System to Create a System and Work out the Bugs. It might take a few trial runs. I will be fine tuning my portable office over the coming weeks, working out those bugs. I'll keep trying until I have an ideal work system in place.

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