how do i prepare myself for 2 full time jobs??

Question

in order to reach my goal, i've came an agressive savings plan that calls for me to work 2 jobs. how do i prepare myself physically, as i'll be getting little sleep :( at home and sleeping on either job is automatic termination

any advise is appreciated..oh btw i only plan to do this till Jan 2007

Answer 1

I would be asking myself why I am not leveraging my time. I would suggest working smart as opposed to beating yourself to death with 2 full time jobs. One question to ask is which would be easier...dedicating 40 hrs per week at one job, or finding 20 people to dedicate 2 hrs per week.....or even 10 people to dedicate 4 hrs per week, etc. This is easily done through network marketing. So you put aside 2 hrs per evening to work at your business and build this every day. It's what I do and I would say my income is more than any full time job that I have ever done. Keep in mind that this is residual income, meaning that days when you cannot do it, there are others to pick up the slack and you still get paid for your past efforts. I think it's the only way to go and I teach people how to do this every day!

Answer 2

At first you should say Thanks to God, because in Argentina many people have two jobs just to survive.
You can cope, because it's a temporary situation
Try to sleep as much as possible,eat healthy, have a good breakfast
If your activity is mostly done sitting, try to walk to get oxigen.
Drink enough water to eliminate toxines
Don't smoke and stay away from smokers.
Be organized, you can save a lot of time leaving things where you can find them.
When you're feeling tired think about the reason why you're doing it.
Take it easy and enjoy it.
Good luck

Answer 3

Seriously, eat healthy, soak up the sun for about 15-20 minutes a day, and make time to laugh. Really! (You may be surprised to know just how important sun & laughter are to your bodies good health!!)
Each full time job would be: 8 hrs. + 8 hrs. = 16 hrs. a day, plus 6 hrs. of sleep, plus 2 hrs. for eating, showering, dressing, driving - (and, buying a flippin' lottery ticket so you can stop the rat race!! HA!) each day = 24 hrs. It's do-able but, I hope you've worked out a few days off in there somewhere! God bless you. :)

Answer 4

I suggest you alter your diet so that you can sleep well.
Eliminate sodas; breads; milk products. Increase proteins, fruits and vegetables.
Try and squeeze in just a few minutes of brisk walking or aerobics.
I also suggest you trim your committments - I don't think you're going to have much free time, and it's not worth getting stressed out doing too much for everyone else.
Stay committed to the January deadline. And don't spend all the money you're making, keep your budget goals in focus.
Good luck.

Answer 5

- Having a marketable major helps. Forget womens' studies, philosophy, etc. Those are next to worthless without grad school. - Perform summer internships in an area related to your ideal career. - Reach out to your college's alumni network in the same industry you hope to enter. Jobs are granted through connections. - Think of a defining quality and build on it--show your competency. Use your imagination. - Always think of ways to improve yourself. Sometimes you need to invest money into additional courses or certifications to set you apart from the basic competition

Answer 6

Nothing can really prepare you for the stress you'll face, but don't worry you will learn to cope. I know that doesn't help much but just stay focused on your goals and remember to eat right.

Answer 7

rest well when you are off work and do your best . Only till 3007 ? You won't be saving a whole lot in 6 months .

Answer 8

Thats just crazy.. no way you can have 2 full time jobs and be healthy...

Answer 9

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