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“I live in a tiny town in the North-East of Scotland. I live with my wife, and we moved here four years ago. I’ve always worked in Customer Service and was looking for an opportunity that allowed me to work from home as we are quite remote. During the past four years, I’ve always serviced the coffee capsule client but have taken various call types and now on chat!”

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The year-end signals the time for holiday celebrations, shopping, good tidings, and yes, New Year’s resolutions. You’ve likely made a whole slew of resolutions by now – to eat healthier, save more money, exercise more and otherwise make plans for 2016 to be an even better year than your last. But New Year’s resolutions shouldn’t be limited to your personal life – apply it to your work life and you’ll see benefits to your personal life too.
If you have been dreaming of work that doesn’t make you feel like a Grinch, resolve to establish an end goal for your work life and figure out exactly how you’ll get there. Goal setting gives you long-term vision and short-term motivation.
For many people, visions of working from home  or owning an at-home business begin to dance in their head as a new work year looms. To jumpstart your path to a new work life in 2016, here are a few tips to building your new work life resolution:

• Take a look back. Think about this past year at your job, were you generally happy or stressed? Did your schedule work for you? Did you struggle balancing work and home life? When you think about your job, what aspects of it did you truly enjoy?

• Identify what you want to accomplish. Goal-setting provides you focus and helps you organize your time and resources. By setting specific, well-defined goals, you can measure and take pride in the achievement of those goals.

• Leverage goal-setting tools. The internet has ushered in many benefits, including several solutions to help you keep motivated, on track and working towards your goals. Try www.dreaminder.com, a free tool that helps you write down your dream and set the date when you want to be reminded of it. Another great resource is www.mystrategicplan.com, a website that can help take your plans to the next level by creating a strategy and keeping it moving in the right direction. Or, maybe you don’t like to go it alone, consider the application 43 Things, which lets you join over 3 million people who list their goals, share their progress, and cheer each other on.

ENTREPRENEURIAL END GOAL: BUSINESS OWNERSHIP

If you’ve considered starting your own business but the idea seemed complicated or terrifying, remember that not all start-ups are the same. Owning a business doesn’t have to mean searching for venture capital funding, or spending 70 hours a week trying to get your company off the ground – on the contrary, these are the minority.

CONSIDER STARTING YOUR OWN BUSINESS AND PARTNERING WITH ARISE.

 Arise provides technology and support infrastructure to a network of at-home small call center businesses run by people just like you.  When you use the Arise® Platform, there’s no need to stress about finding clients. Your company will have access to great opportunities to service trusted brands in industries such as, travel, communications, retail, healthcare and telecommunications
As a business owner using the Arise® Platform, you will enjoy the flexibility of earning a living while working-from-home, being your own boss and having the potential to grow your business.
If you’re ready to learn how to start your own call center business, and take control over your work and family life, download our Crash Course: Starting Your Own Business. And, to learn why the best time to start an at-home call center business is now, download The Business of Virtual Call Centers.  Or, start the registration process today . 

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There’s the following to take into consideration:

• Dry cleaning
• Commute time
• Gas
• Coffee and lunch purchases
• Professional wardrobe

And most importantly…

• Your health!

Why do we mention health? Experts say the stress of the morning commute can actually be detrimental to your health.

 Now if you have apprehensions of starting your own business- remember any business owner will always have overhead costs in the beginning. Whether it be office space, incorporating your business, equipment, accounting, etc.— it takes some investment to get started! But we’re here to help it pay off, and quickly! 

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