Telephone and On-Site Consulting with Mary Diaz

Telephone and On-Site Consulting with Mary Diaz

For those who need to ask an expert specific questions to get started or over a roadblock, Mary Diaz will be available for a very limited amount of telephone consulting.

Our normal consulting fees are $130 per hour. But in order to be accessible to small businesses we offer 15 minutes of oral telephone consulting for only $45--no exceptions or minimums.

This telephone consultation service does not include:

Providing more than one hour of telephone consulting.
Written reports of any kind.
Doing advance study.
Providing endorsements.
On-site consulting.
(Our standard consulting rate is $1,000 per day plus travel and accommodations, plus $500 for each additional day required for travel.)
Signing Non-Disclosure Statements. (We will keep your information confidential, it’s not worth the potential legal liability to sign an NDS for $75.)
E-mail your fax number to us at hinenisyndicator@gmail.com so we can determine the best time for your oral consultation…we will fax you a form for your convenience.

Getting a proper job

It is said that if you engage yourself in the job you love then you will never work a single day of your life. If you find your dream jobs then it will not only provide bread on your table but it will also give you emotional stability. It is important that you design the proper job category for you to get your dream job. Although there are employment agencies to help you get work opportunities, it still lies on you to obtain the career that suits you and that you will love.

The most important thing about working is to find something that your really enjoy doing, instead of just wishing your working days would be over and you could retire.

If you have a regular job, you have a boss and company making the rules and telling you what to do, but it might not actually be as much work (depending on the job) as working for yourself. If you work full time, hopefully you have some nice health benefits. However, you could get fired or downsized, and then where would you go?

If you work for yourself, you may be your own boss but you might work longer hours and work harder than if you had a regular job, and the money may or may not be steady. You might have to work up to the point where you can work for yourself while holding a regular job.

but transitioning to online work can be a lot like starting your own business, because in many ways, that’s exactly what you’re doing. You have to be discipline. Part of that means expecting and preparing for an unprofitable period while you get your footing. Even if you do line things up and you actually don’t experience any lag time between your old job and your new career, having the peace of mind that comes with making sure your finances can take a hit will help during dry spells.

You should also take a good look at your lifestyle and think about your goals in pursuing a remote career. If you want to do it to make your schedule more flexible and balanced, take some time off work and see if flexibility and balance is actually something you value. It may be that routine suits you best, which might change the type of web work you target.

What's up with answering the question about getting a proper job when you are struggling as freelancer or working online? Be positive and that will take you to a proper job.

I think one needs to find a good solid drive first before they even jumpstart on a venture. So, what’s your drive?