Virtual Commuter

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Mon, 02 May 2011 20:18:37 PDT

1 click @ a time per day = discipline w/ some money on the side http://ping.fm/I4Isa

1 click @ a time per day = discipline w/ some money on the side

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Mon, 02 May 2011 20:13:58 PDT

Probably most of us have heard the sayings "A penny a day" & "A penny saved is a penny earned" right? Who among us hasn't dumped our "pocket or purse change" into a jar or other container for whatever reason? Some intentionally save for specific reasons like vacations, gifts, kids, etc... while some don't have a particular reason and others find change annoying to carry. Do you remember the excitement of finding coins as a child regardless of their value? I still get excited and thank the universe for sharing its abundance in yet another way. How about you?

If you're one that finds coins or change annoying then this passage isn't for you. For those of you that still get excited to find shinny pennies then please read on.

Below is a list of “Paid To” links to programs that you can choose to participate in to earn, accumulate and grow pennies into dollars over time. You can choose to promote these programs to earn even more pennies per day if you want.

The real benefit to this approach is not the money earned one click at a time but rather the discipline acquired while doing it. The money is a goody on the side. Sustained discipline is an essential ingredient to creating and building any business or anything worthwhile.

Online Rewards Club That Pays w/ different ways to earn --> http://bit.ly/jMlMf7

My Best Mail: http://bit.ly/lcRK3y

Matrix Mail: http://bit.ly/lAqBqE

Copy for Wealth PTC, promote and build your downline --> http://bit.ly/j8e0mj

Neobux: http://bit.ly/mFrxU6

Onbux: http://bit.ly/m8uZfw

Infinitybux: http://bit.ly/jNbP5y

GetBux Today: http://bit.ly/ikdC11

Clixzing: http://bit.ly/klL4vX

SYNBux: http://bit.ly/j3lK3O

ClixSense: http://bit.ly/jlVsHa

Clicks2Bux: http://bit.ly/kwuCJ7

Starbux: http://bit.ly/iOClfh

PersonaBux: http://bit.ly/mTWrwG

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Sun, 01 May 2011 15:48:37 PDT

Debunk http://ping.fm/WBDlR

Debunk

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Sun, 01 May 2011 15:44:40 PDT

I have wanted to work from home since being downsized the first time following “9/11”. I researched some work at home stuff online at the time yet the timing & such didn't seem right for me to start working virtually. I wondered from job-to-job after that always w/ the thought of working from home lingering in the back of my mind. I decided to give it another go after the most recent job loss in January 2011, however, and am thrilled that I did.

Friends, were and still are to a degree, skeptical about this whole work-from-home thing...out of concern for me & my son. Their two biggest concerns are whether or not I can make enough to support us and that I will become an old crazy hermit woman that never leaves the house. Their concerns for me are appreciated and quite valid in both regards. I have concerns of my own regarding income yet not so much w/ the whole hermit-woman thing. Quite frankly, I don't see what the problem is. LOL! Then again, I tend to be more introverted, like and need a lot of alone time and love being at home.

I'm going to make a point to take a brisk walk everyday after work for my own health and well being, as well as, to help ease their minds. Mornings would probably be better yet I know that I will not get up early enough to take this walk.

As far as income, it's not meeting my expenses at this point even though I'm working full-time. I'm learning and doing as much as I can to expand my skill sets and income streams so I have no doubt that this issue will be resolved in the near future. Learning to create blogs w/ good, useful & original content is one avenue I'm pursuing. I'm also learning how to tweet, twit, follow, be followed, post, like, etc...in order to leverage Social Marketing. It's quite an interesting world. Stay tuned, it's bound to get different!

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Sun, 01 May 2011 15:38:37 PDT

Journey to Virtual Commuting http://ping.fm/igJxA

Journey to Virtual Commuting

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Sun, 01 May 2011 15:37:30 PDT

Work at Home Now: The No-nonsense Guide to Finding Your Perfect Home-based Job, Avoiding Scams, and Making a Great Living

A bit about me...I've wanted to work from home since being downsized the Tuesday following "9/11", a day that changed the course of my career & personal life forever.

I had been working for a large US company for about a year doing remote technical support. I sort of stumbled into the field after completing my MBA when a friend told me I should check out this small consulting company she was doing accounting for. They hired me so I started a crash-course in IT and

managing small software development and networking projects. I was offered a technical position about 1 1/2 years later so I accepted. I knew I would not be a technical guru yet I thought becoming more technically astute would make me a better project manager so I accepted & even took a pay cut to boot. A year later it was gone along with some hopes and dreams. Finding IT work for a rookie such as myself was impossible when even Subject Matter Experts or SMEs who had tons of skills and experience couldn't get work either.

So I started fooling around with HTML freeware and creating webpages. I used it as a sort of therapy to work through my anger while picking up some new skills. That's when I came across various work from home, get rich quick scams and other paid to do this and that opportunities. It seemed to me that the only legit work at home gigs were for software developers and those with similar skill sets. Between this and life circumstances, I was forced to take a regular job and put my hopes of working from home on the back burner.

So here I sit almost 10 years later finally working virtually. I started about 2 months ago and haven't looked back. I'm working a full-time job during the day and learning as much as I can at night for creating other streams of revenue online.

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Sat, 30 Apr 2011 14:08:36 PDT

IBOSOCIAL (Julz Dennis) - social network for independent business owners http://ping.fm/RIOrm

IBOSOCIAL (Julz Dennis) - social network for independent business owners

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Sat, 30 Apr 2011 14:08:16 PDT

IBOSOCIAL (Julz Dennis) - social network for independent business owners

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 19:48:37 PDT

Creative Only While I'm Unemployed http://ping.fm/kW0A6

Creative Only While I'm Unemployed

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 19:45:42 PDT

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 19:28:37 PDT

Got Talent? http://ping.fm/4BU5t

Got Talent?

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 19:22:46 PDT

Do you sing, dance, play sports, like to clown, draw, sculpt, write poetry, blow glass, etc...?

Do you recognize talent when you see it?

If you've managed projects & people, you can manage talent.

http://bit.ly/kT9SPd

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 19:08:36 PDT

Writing & Translating Work http://ping.fm/JhO30

Writing & Translating Work

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 19:00:09 PDT

Like to write? You might as well get paid for doing something you love from the comfort of your own home.

http://73c61i2hb-byav1gy963sbzmis.hop.clickbank.net/

Bi-lingual or know a 2nd language? Put it to work for some extra cash.

http://bit.ly/mmRGGT

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 18:28:36 PDT

Video Game Beta Testers http://ping.fm/5lUdp

Video Game Beta Testers

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 18:26:24 PDT

Search Amazon.com for game testers

Want to get paid to test Video Games?

http://bit.ly/lxER34

http://bit.ly/lFsVsX

ABILITY Jobs

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Sun, 24 Apr 2011 20:24:29 PDT

Welcome job seeker. ABILITY Jobs is the first and largest employment website for job seekers with disabilities. Since 1995, we have provided a place where people with disabilities can seek employment, confident they will be evaluated solely on their skills and experience. Posting your resume or searching job postings are free. Start with Post a Resume which helps you build your resume that companies will be able to browse. Your resume is Anonymous until You allow the employer to contact you.

ABILITY Jobs is dedicated to people with disabilities. If you're not familiar with the new definition of "what is a disability" read more about the new legislation Americans with Disabilities Amendments Act (ADAAA).

AbleSea: Disability Community

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Sun, 24 Apr 2011 20:12:23 PDT

AbleSea: Disability Community

Mental Illness and the Workplace

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Sun, 24 Apr 2011 20:02:44 PDT

Fact: 5 of the 10 leading causes of disability worldwide are mental illnesses.

What effect does this have on the workplace?

What you need to know:

Persistent Mental Illness and the Workplace
Re-employment: The Road Back to Mental Health
The Last Surviving Stigma
It's More than Just the Right Thing: It's the Law
Re-employment and reintegration: A win-win situation

Persistent Mental Illness and the Workplace
Consider these names: Abraham Lincoln... Theodore Roosevelt… Winston Churchill… Alexander Hamilton… Now consider these two questions: (1) What characteristic did these men have in common?, and (2) If offered the opportunity, would you have hired them?

The answer to the second question is probably, "Sure who wouldn't?" And the answer to the first question is - a persistent mental illness. Mental illnesses affect millions of Americans, yet it remain among the most misunderstood of all medical maladies.

Securing and sustaining meaningful employment is obviously beneficial to the individual with persistent mental illness. What may be less obvious is that including these individuals in the workforce can be tremendously beneficial to the companies employing them, as well.

Individuals with persistent mental illnesses are among the most creative and imaginative members of our society. What might the world have been like if leaders such as Lincoln, Churchill, and others had been relegated to the ranks of the unemployed? Many people find it difficult to believe that individuals whose accomplishments were so momentous as to change the very course of history could have suffered from a serious mental illness. But they did-and they are far from alone.

Research demonstrates that far from hindering creativity, the medications now available serve to actually enhance productivity. Harnessing the talent, creativity, and capability of individuals with bipolar disorder holds enormous potential benefits for the enterprises employing these individuals.
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NTI provides job opportunities for Americans with disabilities who require home-based work

noreply@blogger.com (virtual commuter) — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 07:07:23 PDT

Who should apply?

If you're an American who is disabled and would like to work from home, you may qualify for an online job in customer service, technical support, medical transcription, quality control, or many other types of work.

Legitimate part-time jobs

NTI, a nonprofit organization, has worked for over 15 years with employers, Social Security Disability Insurance, and with vocational rehabilitation services that work with disabled individuals. We match people like you with legitimate work-at-home opportunities suited to your situation and requirements.

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