have to schedule and discipline yourself, not permit yourself to work beyond sustainable limits, to avoid crashes and personal breakdowns.

If you are building a business that you expect to bring in a good income some day, it will be worth the open-ended commitment. But if you are just in it for the short-term cash, be careful of activit

All business activities you may decide to get involved with will have either a mostly closed-end time and effort commitment or a mostly open ended commitment.

What is the difference? Well, in a closed-end type, there is a logical end to the time and effort to be used. Examples could be working as a sales clerk in a department store or taking online paid surveys for pay. When the work is over at the department store, it's over! There is no way to take it home with you or carry it around with you. When the store closes at night, you go home; you're on your own time. When the last paid survey in your inbox is finished, it's finished. There is no need to sit there watching the inbox to see if another will appear! Knock off work and check the inbox again tomorrow. Go watch TV or whatever. There's nothing more to be done. You are on your own time.

If, on the other hand, you have your own online business or work in MLM developing your downline, the commitment of time and effort is open-ended. There is always something else to be done, something that could be done to further your business. You can, and, if your are ambitious, you tend to work from, "Can to can't." The only limitation is how much energy you can put into it and how much time you can physically spend (you have to sleep sometime!). To keep on working in the long run you have to schedule and discipline yourself, not permit yourself to work beyond sustainable limits, to avoid crashes and personal breakdowns.

If you are building a business that you expect to bring in a good income some day, it will be worth the open-ended commitment. But if you are just in it for the short-term cash, be careful of activiti

king online paid surveys for pay. When the work is over at the department store, it's over! There is no way to take it home with you or carry it around with you. When the store closes at night, you go home; you're on your own time. When the last paid survey in your inbox is finished, it's finished. There is no need to sit there watching the inbox to see if another will appear! Knock off work and check the inbox again tomorrow. Go watch TV or whatever. There's nothing more to be done. You are on your own time.

If, on the other hand, you have your own online business or work in MLM developing your downline, the commitment of time and effort is open-ended. There is always something else to be done, something that could be done to further your business. You can, and, if your are ambitious, you tend to work from, "Can to can't." The only limitation is how much energy you can put into it and how much time you can physically spend (you have to sleep sometime!). To keep on working in the long run you have to schedule and discipline yourself, not permit yourself to work beyond sustainable limits, to avoid crashes and personal breakdowns.

If you are building a business that you expect to bring in a good income some day, it will be worth the open-ended commitment. But if you are just in it for the short-term cash, be careful of activit

the inbox to see if another will appear! Knock off work and check the inbox again tomorrow. Go watch TV or whatever. There's nothing more to be done. You are on your own time.

If, on the other hand, you have your own online business or work in MLM developing your downline, the commitment of time and effort is open-ended. There is always something else to be done, something that could be done to further your business. You can, and, if your are ambitious, you tend to work from, "Can to can't." The only limitation is how much energy you can put into it and how much time you can physically spend (you have to sleep sometime!). To keep on working in the long run you have to schedule and discipline yourself, not permit yourself to work beyond sustainable limits, to avoid crashes and personal breakdowns.

If you are building a business that you expect to bring in a good income some day, it will be worth the open-ended commitment. But if you are just in it for the short-term cash, be careful of activit

ways something else to be done, something that could be done to further your business. You can, and, if your are ambitious, you tend to work from, "Can to can't." The only limitation is how much energy you can put into it and how much time you can physically spend (you have to sleep sometime!). To keep on working in the long run you have to schedule and discipline yourself, not permit yourself to work beyond sustainable limits, to avoid crashes and personal breakdowns.

If you are building a business that you expect to bring in a good income some day, it will be worth the open-ended commitment. But if you are just in it for the short-term cash, be careful of activit

have to schedule and discipline yourself, not permit yourself to work beyond sustainable limits, to avoid crashes and personal breakdowns.

If you are building a business that you expect to bring in a good income some day, it will be worth the open-ended commitment. But if you are just in it for the short-term cash, be careful of activities that pull you in to open-ended time commitments that go on forever!

For your supplemental income streams you want closed-ended time commitments. Do the work, get the money, go on to the next thing. You want things that make cash for you but don't make excessive demands on your time. Paid online surveys are ideal in this respect. Click on the link in the 'About the Author' box for more information about paid online surveys.