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by Kheel Center, Cornell University

You are able to labor right from home and get rich fast. That is the dream that the general public is sold every day as they are continually bombarded with emails from lists they’ve signed up for trying desperately to discover easy methods to work right from home and turn out to be the next online millionaire.

As marketers, we join social sites, network with other like minded individuals, ask guidance and reach out in several directions. The end result ultimately leads to registering for mailing lists within the hopes that the next ebook, report, white page, leaked chapter, audio, video or software we’ve observed is going to be the gold rock we’ve been on the lookout for that will teach us how you can work from home and make our j.o.b. nothing but a memory.

Just a brief interlude for those not yet in the know, the phrase j.o.b. is often noticed by individuals preferring instead to work from home as being nothing than an acronym for “just over broke”, while working for someone else and helping them develop their empire and follow their dreams instead of our personal visions of what the ideal life ought to be like.

Going onward we learn the real truth inside the age old adage that states; “Even a broken clock is right twice a day.” and nowhere have I observed this much more accurate than in the work from home market. Guru A tells you to create articles and submit them to as many post directories as possible. Guru B tells you that you simply need to compose a single article, spin it off in to 15 other one of a kind variants of the original and post them each and every day one at a time towards the leading 15 article sites delivering best notch one of a kind backlinks for your website.

Each of these techniques make valid points on techniques to make use of when beginning to work from home and put together your sales funnel, but they don’t offer you the complete picture. At the very least you’ll need a major site, autoresponder plus a follow up program in place to help and close the initial sale while you’re making a bond together with your prospect from the hopes that they’ll connect with the details you give and buy once again in the future.

At this point your dream to work from home starts to take on a much more clearly defined reality that’s starting to come in to focus. Most folks who achieve this stage in thingss start to expand their vision on easy methods to generate extra targeted traffic to their internet site, look for other mentors that will aid them reach out in new directions and ultimately find out that the “work from home” model does not mean they have to be strapped to some desk 10 or more hours per day.

Your new favorite work from home gurus begin teaching you tips on how to outsource issues, use particular automated methods and develop your own brand. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to determine the worth in name recognition or the impact it has on social proof, but in this process as you transition in to your new work from home business owner status and shed your j.o.b. it’s equally crucial to make certain you follow the appropriate mentors.

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Celebrity Party Planner and Entrepreneur “The Party Goddess” Offers The Top 10 Lessons in Business and Life You Can Learn From Academy Award Winners

Marley Majcher, Founder and Owner of The Party Goddess!

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) February 20, 2012

That statuesque golden boy has been wooing audiences since 1929. But the Oscar winners have more to share than entertainment or even a night of watching the red carpet. Marley Majcher, founder of the nationally acclaimed event planning and catering company The Party Goddess! and author of But Are You Making Any Money?, says the Oscars provide a wealth of business and life lessons.

Majcher shares her top 10 business and life lessons from previous Oscar winners and this year’s Oscar hopefuls.

1. Jerry Maguire

Five Nominations. One Win.

So cataclysmic was Jerry’s decision to chuck it all and start his own company that his name is now a business term. It’s called the “Jerry Maguire Moment”, the instant when someone stops following their bank account and starts following their heart.

“Make the decision to choose integrity like Jerry,” says Majcher, “and then, should the opportunity arise, go change the world starting with your own.”

2. Working Girl

Six Nominations. One Win.

Tess McGill had big hair and big dreams. The hair got shorter. The dreams grew. How? Majcher notes she had a very chic, very streamlined idea.

“Dress the part you want, act the part you want – not the part you have. Then go after it,” explains Majcher. Spoiler alert: It works.

3. Rocky

10 nominations. Three wins.

A good cardio workout is one lesson of this timeless 1976 champion tale. Another is never backing down. That means going against impossible odds, doubters, pessimists, and obstacles.

“Rocky taught us all how to fight. Not just with our fists, but with our fervor,” says Majcher. “In life or business, we all have at least one passionate fight in us.”

4. It Happened One Night

Five Nominations. Five Wins.

This romantic classic taught there is more than one way to hitchhike. It also taught priorities. The awkward yet intimate relationship between spoiled heiress Ellie Andrews and hungry reporter Clark Gable teaches that happiness is not synonymous with money or fame.

“Both, eventually, gave up what they perceived they wanted for what they truly desired. Risking it all – either in business or life – might be everything it takes,” adds Majcher.

5. Forrest Gump

13 Nominations. Six Wins.

From fighting a war to running across country, Forrest Gump was a constantly shifting body of motion. What made him a success was his focus. During a pivotal point in Forrest’s life, a soldier gave him some advice about ping pong, “Now the secret to this game is, no matter what happens, never, never take your eye off the ball.” It turns out, that’s the secret to life, too.

6. The King’s Speech

12 Nominations. Four Wins.

He stammered. King George VI, known by his family as “Berty,” had one main duty to perform as King: speak for his people. Problem was, he couldn’t. He believed it was impossible. Lionel Logue, however, showed Berty that his limitations were only perceived.

“We all face impossible tasks in our business – reaching a certain income, increasing our production, streamlining our processes, being that success we all dream about,” says Majcher. “But Berty showed us something monumental, that the impossible rarely is impossible. Difficult? Yes. Impossible? No.”

7. Moneyball

2012 Best Picture Nominee

The Oakland A’s didn’t stand a chance. Too poor. Too underrated. Too…other bad things. So General Manager Billy Beane, with the assistance of computer analyst Peter Brand, rewrote the playbook. If they stood no chance of winning with the accepted formula, then they had to rewrite the formula. It meant looking at the problem from a different angle and being creative with their resources. No more following the beaten path. They beat out a path for themselves. And the result…speaks for itself.

8. The Help

2012 Best Picture Nominee

They cooked and cleaned and raised children. Thankless jobs. Yet maids Aibileen Clark and Minny Jackson gave it everything they had. The children loved them, the homes were spotless, and the fried chicken was never burned.

“What you are doing matters less than how you do it,” says Majcher. “You may not yet be living your dream. But wherever you are, whatever you are doing, give it everything you’ve got. It’s not only the recipe for happiness, it’s the path to success.”

9. The Dark Knight

Eight Nominations. Two Wins

Batman had a choice: save himself or save his city. That’s the point of Batman, he can be the outcast. He can make the choice that no one else can make, the right choice.

“In business, you are confronted with many choices. Usually two, just like Batman. Right will rarely be easy. But it will always be right,” explains Majcher.

10. The Sound of Music

10 Nominations. Five Wins.

The Sound of Music taught people to think about their favorite things, that doe is a female deer, to never sit in a chair without checking it for acorns first. It also taught people that standing on their principles will take unbounded courage. And maybe good hiking shoes.

For more business tips or to arrange for an interview with Marley Majcher, contact Diane White, 918.770.3905 or Diane(at)DianeWhitePR(dot)com.

About Marley Majcher – “The Party Goddess!”

Marley Majcher is CEO of “The Party Goddess!” a nationally acclaimed full service event planning and catering company. From understated elegance to rock star fabulous, some of her celebrity clients include Britney Spears, Sofia Vergara, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Pierce Brosnan, Katherine Heigl and Snoop Dogg. She is also the author of “But Are You Making Any Money?” and is a speaker and business coach, working with entrepreneurs across the country.

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