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Saturday, January 5, 2008

Mom and Pop Spears: Help Your Daughter

If you've been watching the news lately, or reading it on the Internet, you're sure to know about Britney Spears' recent hospitalization and subsequent release. And while many people seem to get a lot of entertainment and pleasure out of the sorry situation, I just feel sad.

It's more than clear she's suffering from some sort of mental illness, most likely bipolar disorder. She has all the symptoms, and one look at recent pictures of her as she's being driven away in an ambulance leave no doubt she's not all there.

So why don't her parents step up and force her to get the help she clearly needs? Yes, I know she's 26 years old. I know she's rich. And I know she's pushing anybody away that disagrees with her. But I can tell you right now, that if my child was behaving like this, I'd do whatever it took to get her help, even if that meant risking arrest myself.

What's most sad about all this is when she does finally get some help, is diagnosed, and gets on the proper medication, she will have lost her kids. And that's something that's not going to be easily reversed.

So step up, Mom and Pop Spears. Risk making your daughter angry. Risk being rejected. That's what parents do when their child is in trouble.

And to everybody out there watching, remember there's a person in there, a person who has feelings.

Friday, January 4, 2008

Work at Home as an Eldercare Advisor


I saw this post on a work at home message board I frequent. It sounds like a great opportunity for the right person. There is a 3-day training in Seattle, WA. But it is a home-based job. This is from A Place for Mom, Inc.'s website.

"A Place for Mom, Inc.
is seeking Eldercare Advisors due to rapid growth.
Our ideal candidate is a self-motivated, detail-oriented, entrepreneurial individual. You must also be a caring and compassionate person with a desire to help people through stressful times during their search for eldercare. Additionally, you are comfortable working in a fast paced exclusively web-based environment where you are directly rewarded for your hard work. Senior care industry experience is preferred. Sales experience is essential.

Job Benefits:

  • 3-day comprehensive training in Seattle, WA, plus ongoing support and training during your employment;
  • Home-based office with reimbursement for most business expenses;
  • High-income potential with uncapped earnings
  • Qualified leads
  • Superior tools to help you in your job, including the industry’s number one lead management system
  • A comprehensive benefits program including medical, dental, vision,
    401(k), stock options, supplemental insurance plans, vacation,
    bereavement, jury duty, holidays and family and medical leaves of
    absence.

Contact: Please send your resume to jobs@aplaceformom.com"

Thursday, January 3, 2008

Blogger? What's a Blogger?

Act Like a Professional

Thanks BLaugh!

Wednesday, January 2, 2008

Make Your Own Household Notebook


Found this cool page at Household Notebook, where you can print up free forms to keep your family organized. After you click on the form you want, scroll down for the link to print. Create your own household binder. Enjoy!

Tuesday, January 1, 2008

50 Best Productivity Blogs from Zen Habits

My number one goal in 2008 is to be more productive. Although I didn't get off to a very good start today; I stayed up way too late last night and slept way too late this morning. How can your life not get better if you're more productive? Right?

What does productive mean though? At the end of 2008, will I measure my productivity based on the things I've produced or accomplished? That's obviously one way to gauge my effectiveness. I think what I'm hoping, though, is that at the end of this year, I can look back and say I made the most of my time, that I didn't waste my time on the minutiae of life.

I want to read more good books, spend more time with my kids, and vacation more. I also want to work less, yet make more money, which sounds a little screwy, yet I'm sure it can be done. How about you? What do you want to do more or less of in 2008?

One of the moms on a message board I frequent was kind enough to post a link to Zen Habits and its list of the 50 Top Productivity Blogs. I intend to check them all out. Hope you will find them useful also.