If it weren’t for the fact that most of the work at home dads I know live so far away, I’d start that club tomorrow. The fact that I already have long distance relationships with my mentors, my master mind group, my team and most of my close friends, means this new club would only have virtual meetings as well.
I live in an area where what I do isn’t half as valuable to the fathers I know as how I do it seems to be (I work from home). I’ve traveled for work to jobs in just about every direction from where I live and none of them are without problems.
As the cost of living continues to rise and two parent incomes no longer meet the lifestyles people had become accustomed to, alternative or extra income sources are highly sought after. Anyone who spends all day working would prefer generating that extra income from home through an online business opportunity, rather than staying away from their family even more.
The beautiful part is when the entrepreneur no longer depends upon the job on the outside and the lifestyle suddenly transcends the one they used to miss. Opportunity is only exceeded by a greater opportunity.
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Hi David,
Nice layout you have here on your blog.
I attended the impromptu webinar of Mark Hoverson today and saw you. Too bad the webinar krunked out just as Mark was going to critique your site. So I had to come and look for myself.
Good job, and don't give up.
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