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Workflow explores the everyday lives of every career imaginable.Whatever your job or position may be, your story has a unique way to be told and shared.

WHY I ABORTED MY LIFE AS AN ONLINE NETWORK MARKETER
My network marketing life started somewhere around May of 2018. I was already working online as a spiritual therapist but was open to learning new ways of earning more money. When one of my online comrades piffed (paid it forward) me into the first of many opportunities, I was delighted!!! Actually, it wasn't my very first opportunity, as I had tried my hand at network marketing in previous years however I learned quickly that making money online without the help of friends and family was not the life for me. But for some reason, I thought this time would be different because I was in a better space in time.
By Red Hawk5 years ago in Journal
My Life Becoming A Music Producer Pt.1
For most of my life, I have had such a big passion for many styles of music. I would always listen to music and sing from the top of my lungs around the house until my family told me to quiet down. When I was younger, I wanted to learn how to play guitar so my cousin taught me for a little while. I haven't picked up a guitar for a number of years so god knows how I sound now.
By VVILLØ5 years ago in Journal
5 Tips to Supercharge your Home Office for Long Term Flexible Working
Did you know around 42-percent of the US population is working from home? Well, the imposition of the pandemic has altered the modes of working not only in the United States but in the entire world.
By Shawn Mack5 years ago in Journal
The Challenges of Working From Home
Working from home often sounds a lot easier and more convenient than it is. During a time where many adults were forced to figure out how to transition to working from home a matter of moments. While some were able to figure this out, this has disproportionately affected certain populations, including women. Not everyone is thriving in this new work setting. If you feel like you aren’t navigating this new work setting as smoothly as you would hope, here are a few things that may be impacting your work life.
By Dennis McKonkie5 years ago in Journal
The Government was after me!
In 2015 I received a letter to inform me that I had to pay the Provincial Government (Govt) 10 000$. I called the number for information as I had no idea what this was about. It was explained to me that I did not pay my taxes from 2012 and I had to pay them or else they (Govt) would do a A WAGE GARNISHMENT! It was clear at that point that the Government was after me.
By Philippe Gaspard5 years ago in Journal
Components of a Good Co-working Space
Coworking or managed office spaces are on the rise and they seem to only grow more popular with time. More and more startups and new companies are opting to work at hep managed office spaces. What’s not to like? Such spaces are buzzing with life, foster diverse interactions, cultivate a culture of innovation and allow you to work hard and party even harder.
By Edward SB5 years ago in Journal
6 Healthy Gadgets for Professionals to Make Their Work Easier
Recently, cigarette smoking reached an all-time low in the US at 13.7%. Overall, the rate of smoking is going through a massive downfall across the globe. There was a time when cigarettes were considered a major reason for the health crisis worldwide. Today that problem is slowly dying out. Recently, the heart foundation published an article that was titled – “is sitting the new smoking?” Wondering can someone do my online class for me? You can easily hire credible academic help service through a basic internet search.
By Jeanne Page5 years ago in Journal
Blind Merseyside Businessman Launches New Podcast Covering Equality Issues
Death rates from the pandemic show that more than half of those who have died had a disability. A Blind man from St Helens, John Perry, who runs his own business has started a podcast focusing on equality, diversity and inclusion issues, covering local, national and international perspectives.
By Ashish Prabhu5 years ago in Journal
What’s the dream?
When do you first decide what to do with your life? When you are little every teacher you have must ask you the question of who do you want to be when you grow up? Unfortunately, our small little brains either say what our parents do for work or go way out there and say we want to be a doctor or a pilot. I wish we still believed in ourselves as much as we did when we were younger. As we grow up and get older we start to think about the things we enjoy doing most like hanging out with friends, playing our favorite sport, or watching our favorite shows. We don’t think about our future until towards our last year of high school. In high school there are many programs you can apply to including medical, auto, graphic design, and so much more. Here is where you decide what field of work you would enjoy.
By Angel Allsop5 years ago in Journal
Skillshare Review: Learn and Make Money With Video Courses
I’ve been using Skillshare to learn about writing, pitching, marketing, and illustration for over a month now. I love this platform for the wide variety of courses offered and the chance everyone has to upload his video course and start making money right away.
By Alice5 years ago in Journal
Accepting That I'm A 'Plantser' - The Violet Project Diaries - Entry 19
It’s been a while. I really had to think about how I needed to approach my first and second draft with more tact than just “vomit writing”. I worried a lot about repeating the same mistakes, but I think I figured out how to check and double check myself without it being stressful. Actually, it’s become a lot more fun. Taking a big picture approach to the prep work that John Truby suggested (from the last entry) has made sifting through the first draft of the novel so much more exciting. Perhaps this is obvious to anyone who’s written anything, but I was inevitably the one putting so much pressure on myself I ended up paralyzed…again. Hey, at least I’m out of that funk now. So, here’s the new approach I have.
By Aliciel Alone5 years ago in Journal
What You Don't Know About Your House Cleaning Lady
I think I started cleaning houses with my mom when I was in middle school. I would go during the weekends, or any day I didn't have work. It wasn't my favorite, it still isn't, but I knew it was necessary. In my community, and culture, it's common for young children to aid their parents in work. But I soon found out that the same did not apply to everyone. I made the mistake of telling another girl in one of my classes, who then proceeded to convince me it was illegal and a form of child labor. Looking back, I can see where she was coming from, but that wasn't the case for most of us. For us it was about survival. We would see our parents work multiple jobs, long hours and with too low of a pay. Working with them was our way of lightening the load. It wasn't always grueling work either. Cleaning can be quite therapeutic, especially when accompanied by the correct music. Sometimes, my parents would even use some of the money we made to buy my sister and I Starbucks after work. A frozen drink, containing more sugar than coffee, was my top order.
By Yaret5 years ago in Journal