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A la verdad que tener un trabajo full-time y negocios desde el hogar a veces no es fácil.  Uno tiene tantas cosas que hacer que quisiera que los días fueran de mas de 24 horas.  Yo entiendo que lo mas importante es organizarse y aprender a manejar mejor el tiempo. De esa forma es como único vamos a poder lograr terminar todo lo que nos propongamos.

Una de las mejores formas para organizarse y manejar el tiempo es preparando una agenda de todo lo que tienes que hacer durante el día.  Si es posible tener un calendario el cual veas todos los días para recordarte de lo que tienes que hacer y no te salgas de el tiempo establecido.

Yo tengo una pizarra calendario en la pared que la veo todos los días.  También uso Google Calendar para que me envíe recordatorios a mi email y para completar las notificaciones del calendario también me llegan al iPhone.

Es como tener a una persona todo el tiempo encima de ti diciéndote lo que debes hacer pero sin regaños. LOL

Que métodos utilizas para recordarte de lo que tienes que hacer durante el día?

Deja tus comentarios abajo!

Today I received an email from a friend of mine saying that Sony is giving away a free Ericsson Laptop to those that send the same email to 8 or more of their contacts.

I have received like 20 emails from several friends about this!

This is the email :

If you notice something fishy or to good to be truth… then maybe it is.

You see, this is what people call a HOAX.

What is a HOAX?

A hoax (According to Wikipedia) is a deliberate attempt to dupe, deceive or trick an audience into believing, or accepting, that something is real, when the hoaxster knows it is not; or that something is true, when it is false. In an instance of a hoax, an object, or event, is not what it appears to be, or what it is claimed to be – for example, “snake oil,” which was sold by 19th century traveling salesman in the United States as a cure-all. A hoax differs from a magic show in that the audience is unaware of being deceived – whereas in watching a magician perform a magical act, the audience expects to be tricked.

If you analyze the email you see that they are giving away a free Ericsson T18 Laptop and also a Ericsson R320 Laptop… Hum!  Never heard of those laptops before.  Is it that those aren’t names of Laptops but names of Mobile Devices from Ericsson?  Aha!  BINGO!  There is the HOAX!

Here are the to model of cellphones mentioned on the email:

Arthur L. Williams, Jr. is a billionaire insurance executive living in Palm Beach, Florida. He is the founder of A.L. Williams & Associates, known as Primerica Financial Services since 1991.

I have to say that I didn’t know who this guy was until I find his bio searching google. I find this video and I was immediately shocked with the quality of the content. It’s a must watch for any Entrepreneur and Internet Marketer.