Showing posts with label challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label challenge. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Day 6 One-A -Day Series "TimeEaters"


When I made my first weekend review about this series, I've found out that there are so many "time eaters" (I don't' call it wasters since they are part of everyday living) that I need to address inorder for me to maximize my accomplishments. These are:
1. Disorganized files --- I 've been spending a total of 60 minutes looking for things or files.
2. Multi-tasking to the extreme.
3. Clutter --- I know most of you  crafters can relate.
4. Habits --- Yes, habits are really hard to break but I'm committing on changing something this year.
5. Focus --- sometimes I'm easily distracted, other time, so caught up with one thing.

To make this challenge more interesting, I'm also including ONE special TO-Do that will give me satisfaction and evetually,  manage my time more.
Will you be up for it too?
ps. thanks for the photo www.designspirit.etsy.com 

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Day 2 - One a day

Challenge is kicking in... I tend to get carried away on one aspect...love to be reminded though

ETSY - updated my listings
HOUSE - one load of laundry
BP - twitter
20 LBS - no sugary drinks!  water is the best!
BF -  got a new receipts folder for 2010
KIDS - a happy bubble bath time
MT - blogged about a teammate's giveaway, followed blogs

Note:  This is for Jan 5 (forgot to publish oopppsss)

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Starting from Scatch


Starting a jewelry business from scratch is a real challenge. Whatever a person's background, a company will definitely has it's ups and downs, misses and hits, yeheys and oopppss. There are days when I'm like an energizer bunny and would like to just finish everything. Some days, though I hate to admit it, when I wouldn't even want to bother working at all.


For some, having a business is a just a part-time job. Others a source of extra money for shopping. For the fortunate few, a primary source of income. On my part though, my jewerly business is my life --- my passion, my choice, my stepping stone. Something I would like to share with. Join me as I go thru this journey. Who knows you might learn a thing or two in doing so.