Comments on: Why People are Going Part Time http://squareprofit.com/why-people-are-going-part-time/ How to earn a living in today economy. Fri, 29 May 2009 04:38:43 +0000 hourly 1 By: Edgar http://squareprofit.com/why-people-are-going-part-time/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Edgar Sun, 26 Apr 2009 17:09:42 +0000 http://squareprofit.com/?p=19#comment-45 And I am also thanking for a nice comment @ my blog. For the post itself. As it was described, now people are not very much choosing to go for a part time - they are forced to. I think from on par it if horrible (pessimists), and from other- good. We have more time to develop ourselves, start and generate own ideas. Unfortunately, a lot of people are searching for problems, rather possibilities. And I am also thanking for a nice comment @ my blog.

For the post itself. As it was described, now people are not very much choosing to go for a part time – they are forced to. I think from on par it if horrible (pessimists), and from other- good. We have more time to develop ourselves, start and generate own ideas. Unfortunately, a lot of people are searching for problems, rather possibilities.

]]> By: noxs http://squareprofit.com/why-people-are-going-part-time/comment-page-1/#comment-29 noxs Wed, 01 Apr 2009 05:38:48 +0000 http://squareprofit.com/?p=19#comment-29 Well. I just have time to came at your blog. hellen. By the Way thanks for the Comment. Well.. your article on this "y people are going to part time" is great. Cause I'm also do it in part time. Well.. Hellen Hopefully we can be fren on this blog area. Well. I just have time to came at your blog. hellen. By the Way thanks for the Comment.

Well.. your article on this “y people are going to part time” is great. Cause I’m also do it in part time. Well.. Hellen Hopefully we can be fren on this blog area.

]]> By: Steve http://squareprofit.com/why-people-are-going-part-time/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Steve Fri, 27 Mar 2009 12:59:08 +0000 http://squareprofit.com/?p=19#comment-17 Good morning Helen, After reading your comment on my blog, I came to yours for a little reading. I like the content of your blog and I complement you. I created "theconcretetruth" about one year ago. I needed to blow off some steam after being fired from my job with a manufacturer. At 56 y.o., I still have not been able to find employment. I also started a website called, www.chicagolandgardentrader.com. As a former computer illiterate, I am learning as quickly as I can, but I still need to depend on some other people for help with some issues. As a former business owner, I feel it is my responsibility to help guide both consumers and contractors on the truth and ethics of the concrete repair industry. At 56 y.o., I do have an abundance of opinions! I have survived my unemployed status by keeping a positive attitude and refusing to submit to depression. My advice to anyone is to search out your own talents and resources. Focus on what you can do, not what you can't do. Use your skills to invest into yourself. Make birdhouses and sell them at craft fairs if you can. I think it's human nature to take the easy way out and give up. We need to train our minds to go against that nature and force ourselves to be strong. There you go, another opinion! Let's keep in touch. Good morning Helen, After reading your comment on my blog, I came to yours for a little reading. I like the content of your blog and I complement you. I created “theconcretetruth” about one year ago. I needed to blow off some steam after being fired from my job with a manufacturer. At 56 y.o., I still have not been able to find employment. I also started a website called, www.chicagolandgardentrader.com. As a former computer illiterate, I am learning as quickly as I can, but I still need to depend on some other people for help with some issues. As a former business owner, I feel it is my responsibility to help guide both consumers and contractors on the truth and ethics of the concrete repair industry. At 56 y.o., I do have an abundance of opinions! I have survived my unemployed status by keeping a positive attitude and refusing to submit to depression. My advice to anyone is to search out your own talents and resources. Focus on what you can do, not what you can’t do. Use your skills to invest into yourself. Make birdhouses and sell them at craft fairs if you can. I think it’s human nature to take the easy way out and give up. We need to train our minds to go against that nature and force ourselves to be strong. There you go, another opinion! Let’s keep in touch.

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