Imagine waking up in the morning, eating breakfast, turning on your computer, and begin working. Shower and dressing are optional. You work your shift, taking breaks throughout the day. Turn off your computer at the end of your shift and turn on your television.
A paycheck is deposited into your bank account at the end of the week - just in time for a weekend getaway and shopping. If you have children who need help getting up and ready for school in the morning, this scenario may be a little different.
Online jobs, as defined in this article, are jobs that offer you the ability to work from home using your computer and in some cases, your computer and telephone. Employers pay you to perform work that you complete over the Internet.
Work from home and save gas, time, avoid traffic. No need for a car. Many companies offer you the ability to earn money as you work from the comfort of your home. Most don't charge you any fees, and the hours are flexible. Some companies will provide you with the tools and resources you need to be successful.
Save Money on Fuel -
Your monthly fuel savings can be calculated as follows:
Round trip daily commute miles to and from the workplace
Multiplied by 20 (average number of work days per month)
Multiplied by 20 (average number of work days per month)
Divided by the number of miles your vehicle gets per gallon
Multiplied by the price of a gallon of gasoline
Example
If your round trip daily commute miles to and from the workplace is 50 miles,
Multiply 50 by 20. This is equal to 1,000 (this is the number you are driving each month on average to and from work.)
Next, divide 1,000 by the number of miles your vehicle gets per gallon of gas. In this example we'll say the average mileage per gallon is 18.
1,000 divided by 15 is 66.67 (This is the number of gallons of gasoline you purchase each month on average to get to and from work.)
Finally multiply 66.67 by the price of gasoline. Use the price you paid the last time you were at the pump.
The last time I was at the pump, I paid $3.06 per gallon.
In this scenario, I'm paying $204 a month for gasoline. $51 a week on average.
This doesn't include the amount of wear and tear I'm putting on my vehicle.
What could you do with an additional $200 a month?
Save Time -
Your monthly time savings can be calculated as follows:
Roundtrip daily commute time to and from the workplace
Multiplied by 20 (average number of work days per month)
Example
If your roundtrip daily commute time to and from the workplace is 90 minutes,
Multiply 90 minutes by 20. This equals 1,800 minutes
Finally divide 1,800 by 60 to convert to hours.
Your time savings would be 30 hours in this scenario. 7.5 hours a week on average.
What could you do with an additional 30 hours a month?
I was in Houston, Texas recently and the commute time from my hotel to the convention center was approximately 30 minutes. That's astounding considering the distance from the hotel to the convention center is eight miles!
If you live in a large, congested city, the reduced stress could be reason enough to leave your job and work at home.
Online jobs are perfect for:
· single parents
· people recently laid off from work
· people on disability
· people living away from the city - remote locations
· college students
· semi-retired people
There are many advantages with working an online job. The economy has opened up opportunities in almost every industry for people wanting to earn an income working from home on their computer.
I encourage you to explore the possibilities and opportunities that await you.
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