Twilight Zone of the Electronic Age

Who has time to complete requests when their computer is trapped in the twilight zone? How is a person suppose to keep up with running a business, with everything that has to be done, then in the midst of it some invisible little pesky virus gets into your computer and just mucks everything up! Files get moved or disappear, programs don't work properly, delays that throw the most rigorous schedule into chaos.

Does anyone on the other side of this computer screen have any idea whats going on, absolutely not, they just know that whatever you promised is not getting done as you said it would.

You can spend days and weeks fighting with that invisible little pest and you either fix it or find some way around him. I am beginning to see the value in 2 computers and if your in business you can best think about it. One for the most important things in your business that should go anywhere near an internet and then a computer to deal with online issues.

A memory stick is good for transporting the data back and forth between the two computers but be wary, a memory stick is a great place for viruses to be transported. I hope I've made your day by giving you something to think about.

That's all!

How I learned to live my life!

Hi I'm Kathleen and I'm guessing you've arrived at my web page looking for some of the same answers I was looking for when I first started out.

Let me see, my previous vocations have been in accounting and design/drafting for the oil and gas industry.  Needless to say my employment never filled the need, the desire, the flexibility or the unlimited income I wanted to have so I could travel and  work on my own terms, and do whatever I wanted to. Actually I found being employed by a company to be a very stifling way to live life.

Being retrenched has enabled me to find Lifepath Unlimited, from this I have embarked on my ultimate journey and live the lifestyle I want.

If any of the above rings true for you then maybe it's time you made the decision to start on your ultimate journey.

Cheers,

Kathleen