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How To Turn Your Favourite Hobby ... Scrapbooking ... Into A Profitable Business
"You Are Just Moments Away From Discovering How To Turn Your Favourite Hobby ... Scrapbooking ... Into A Profitable Business, Even If You're Complete Beginner!" You'll discover the first step to getting started PLUS how to get your hands on over $300 worth of free gifts
One of the habits that occurs with owning your own business is the work ethic
you adopt for yourself. Naturally, if you're depending on only yourself to get
paid, you tend to work a little harder! But sometimes "working hard"
fails to show you the little pleasures in life. So I offer this suggestion to
all of you workaholics (you know who you are): take some time for you!
Last week I awoke to a long list of things to do, and I was mentally preparing
myself before I even got out of bed. But then Michael said, "Would
you like to go for a walk in the park?"
We have the blessing of living three blocks away from Central Park, and one
block away from Riverside Park. At first I thought, "There's no way - I
have too much to do!" But then I thought - what good is a blessing if one
doesn't use it?
So we walked, and I was filled with more joy in those two hours than I can
express. Here is what we saw:
A father guiding his daughter on one of her
first times on a bicycle. He had his hand on her back and patiently stayed
beside her as she wobbled, and eventually fell, at which point he helped her up
and got her back on the bike. About an hour later we saw the two again: except
this time she was pedaling away and he was running, trying to keep up with her.
We cheered.
A mom and her son walking up a hill. The
son was pushing his bike, and said, "I'm tired!" His mom said,
"You can do it!", to which he replied, "I think I can! I think I
can!" The lessons of The Little Engine That Could applied to real life!
New moms chatting, grandparents and
grandchildren playing, partners kissing. Squirrels thrilled with the nuts we
gave them. Birds chirping, carrying on conversations we humans will never
understand. Life...happening.
Joy can be found everywhere around you. The
next time you are at the store, or driving down the street, or picking up your
morning paper. Joy is everywhere, just waiting to fill your heart with that
burst of passion. Open your eyes to the joys of every day, and you will find it
in places you least expect!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sue DiFranco is
the founder of Fun Facts Publishing and the author of more than a
dozen books on building and marketing scrapbooking businesses and
services. To learn more about how to turn your scrapbooking
passion into profit, visit http://www.funfactspublishing.com
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A father guiding his daughter on one of her
first times on a bicycle. He had his hand on her back and patiently stayed
beside her as she wobbled, and eventually fell, at which point he helped her up
and got her back on the bike. About an hour later we saw the two again: except
this time she was pedaling away and he was running, trying to keep up with her.
We cheered.