Do you have a backup plan? If not, you should!
A little over a year ago my wife had an auto accident. Her injuries were bad enough that I had to shut down everything I was doing online and concentrate 100% on taking care of her.
She still has the same broken foot she had a year ago and we are still waiting on her corrective surgery, although that should happen in the next week or so.
Because of my wifes injuries and us having no backup plans I was forced to completely stop everything I was doing online. I lost my Aweber account that I had for years ( it was on the old pricing plan so I can never get that back) and I have had to shut down all web sites and even let most of my domains go.
Its only now after all this time that I am slowly finding time to do a little work each day on a project that I should have released 9 months ago.
If you don't have some kind of backup plan then you need to figure one out right now. I learned the hard way what happens when something unexpected strikes and you are not prepared.
Make sure you have more than one income stream. If you do all the work in your business yourself figure out how to outsource as much as you can. Work out ways to have residual income that don't require constant attention.
Above all else, make sure you have your business set up so that if you lose the ability to work for a period of time that you have some way to keep your business working for you, even if it means having someone you trust to run things until you can take the business back over.
She still has the same broken foot she had a year ago and we are still waiting on her corrective surgery, although that should happen in the next week or so.
Because of my wifes injuries and us having no backup plans I was forced to completely stop everything I was doing online. I lost my Aweber account that I had for years ( it was on the old pricing plan so I can never get that back) and I have had to shut down all web sites and even let most of my domains go.
Its only now after all this time that I am slowly finding time to do a little work each day on a project that I should have released 9 months ago.
If you don't have some kind of backup plan then you need to figure one out right now. I learned the hard way what happens when something unexpected strikes and you are not prepared.
Make sure you have more than one income stream. If you do all the work in your business yourself figure out how to outsource as much as you can. Work out ways to have residual income that don't require constant attention.
Above all else, make sure you have your business set up so that if you lose the ability to work for a period of time that you have some way to keep your business working for you, even if it means having someone you trust to run things until you can take the business back over.
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