Always make sure you have enough supplies so you would not have to rush out to a store in the middle of your business hours to replenish. There will be some few weeks or even months that you will have to take down notes on how the demand does in a day to day basis. Somehow from this observation you can gauge approximately how much you need. When you have got this figured out, double the amount. This will apply though to non-food products. Or if they are food products make sure the expiry date is not near to the current date.
One of the mistakes of people who do their business at home is they do not "dress" for work. You don't necessarily need to come up with a uniform. Just make sure you do not conduct your business in your house dress or something.
One fun thing you can do is "walk to work." Who says you can't do that when you work right at home. It could be fun to walk around the block and back home to give you that energy boost and exercise that you need to have your job done effectively throughout the day.
Banish all clutters around your office area or workstation. It is a common mistake for the self-employed people to keep stacking clutters up. De-clutter when you can. This can be done in an everyday basis.
Be professional in your own business time. If you become strict with how you conduct your business at home, people around you will respect your rules in the long run. At the start people may tend to take for granted that your home and may interrupt you from time to time. Set the rules. It will always be good for you and your business to arrange non-business talks for later.
Be professional in your own business time. If you become strict with how you conduct your business at home, people around you will respect your rules in the long run. At the start people may tend to take for granted that your home and may interrupt you from time to time. Set the rules. It will always be good for you and your business to arrange non-business talks for later.
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