This year’s Working Naked day was a huge success. People around the world shed their sweat suits, chucked their daily commute and celebrated the freedom they have to work from home. [Read more...]
6 Ways to Expose Yourself on Working Naked Day
February 1, 2012 By 6 Comments
Working Naked means different things to different people. To you it may mean working au naturel, while your neighbors and friends may follow the other meaning — working on your own without the support of the corporate workplace.
Whichever way you interpret Working Naked, today is the day to celebrate your independence from corporate life, bask in your break from a daily commute, and enjoy the flexibility you have to work from home on your own terms.
Today as you bare it all and enjoy your work-from-home freedom on the 3rd annual Working Naked Day, expose yourself to these six ways to grow your business.
1. Partner with other small business owners
Working Naked can be lonely, but it doesn’t have to be. Connect with other small business owners and find ways to work together. Let’s say that most of your clients are realtors. Think about companies that target realtors, like sign companies and home stagers. You could approach them to put ads on your site, sponsor your seminars or webinars and even share client lists. You’re both trying to reach the same market, so why not work together? [Read more...]
Working Naked Day is Almost Here
January 30, 2012 By 8 Comments
The 3rd annual Working Naked Day is only two days away. When I created this holiday, I debated about whether to choose a date in the summer or the winter. As entrepreneurs, we’re usually up for a good challenge, so I chose February 1st.
To get you ready for the big day, crank up the heat and check out this recap of past Working Naked Day blog posts.
The Naked Truth…It’s Working Naked Day
Today is the perfect day for those of us who work from home to celebrate the freedom we have to set our own hours, follow our own rules and live a life that doesn’t include reporting to a corporate job each day. [Read more...]
Home Office vs. Corporate Office…an Easy Choice
February 2, 2011 By 7 Comments
Working Naked Day is over, but that doesn’t mean the celebration has to end. You can still enjoy the fact that you have the freedom to set your own hours, follow your own rules and live life on your own terms. Best of all, when your neighbor is scraping ice off his car in below-freezing weather, you can enjoy a cup of coffee while working in your pajamas.
Get Ready for Working Naked Day Tomorrow!
January 31, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Tomorrow is the 2nd annual Working Naked Day…the day we celebrate our freedom to work from home on our own terms. While our corporate counterparts are cursing their morning commute, we’re enjoying a slow stroll to our home office down the hall.
The blog posts below should get you in the mood for Working Naked Day. They’ll also remind you of why there’s no better way to work, than from home.
Snow What? You Can Still Work From Home
Winter storms are taking over the country but for those of us working naked, it’s still business as usual. For you home office virgins, here are a few tips to help you ease into the world of working naked, even if it’s for only a short amount of time. [Read more...]
It’s Working Naked Day. Strip Down and Get to Work!
February 1, 2010 By
Happy Working Naked Day! If you’re one of the 32 million home office pros working without the support of the corporate workplace, you’re working naked. Who knew? It’s OK to blush.
I created this holiday to help you strip away your anxieties about doing it all by yourself. Let the celebration begin with these five tips:
If you touch a piece of paper more than three times, you’re playing with it. Stop wasting time shuffling through papers you’re keeping “just in case” by asking yourself a few questions:
- Will I ever refer to this paper again?
- Will it be impossible to replace this paper if I ever need it?
- Would tossing this paper jeopardize my job or business?
If you answered no to these questions, toss the paper. Better yet, recycle it. [Read more...]
