Work at Home Becomes Exhausting

When you're trying to accomplish great things, sometimes you take on too much and become s-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-d thin. Very thin.

I am running several businesses at once and coming up with a minimum of 3 new ideas per week. I had a phone conference this morning about one of my many businesses, that begins this summer. Last July, I would unwind every morning, outside at my local track & field. I noticed that a church next door to the field was empty during the day and that led to a new idea. Summer Camp. The church has an unoccupied facility in back of the actual church. It has a kitchen, large conference type room with plenty of seats. Outside is spacious and even has 2 picnic tables and a pit for grilling. I called the church to begin laying the foundation for this summer camp to open, June 2008. This morning, we were working out my plans and discussing how much the church would require me to pay them for use of their facilities. And this was only one of the items on my "to do" list.

I am the hardest working women I know. I look for opportunities every day; however, I'm exhausted! Every minute of the day I'm working. Hustling new ideas to the masses. I hope that I continue to inspire everyone that you can do great things with very little. I only look for things I can accomplish, while using very little money. I am a miser. I hate using my money to make money.

Now if I could only come up with a way to get more sleep and do less work.