Tip on leaving voicemail messages

Here is a great article to read if you happen to have a long list of leads to call on the phone regarding your business. You will almost certainly come in contact with a lot of answering machines, here's some tips on how to leave a good voice mail message.
http://www.workathomeprofitzone.com/article-vault/the-secret-to-leaving-effective-voicemail-messages/

Freedom from the 9 to 5

For some people, enjoying freedom also entails being your own boss. Being able to set your own hours, not having to fight traffic to start work, etc. However, working from home is not for everyone, not everyone would be considered qualified. You must have a high level of commitment, a strong desire to work from home, & a strong motivating factor, the "why" behind the "what" (the "what" being working at home). The motivation, or the "why", has to be strong enough to make it through the challenging times. Working from home will also have some challenging days, just like an outside job. However, if you're motivated enough to work at home & be successful at it, the challenging days are well worth it.

Independence

Independence is freedom in action. However, consider the following analogy - a violin string, when totally "independent" of the violin for which it was created, is "free" to twist and turn but not to do what a violin string is designed to do: produce music. By the same token, you are "free" when your life is uncommitted - but not free to be what God - the God Who created you - intended you to be. Real freedom is not freedom FROM God, but freedom WITH God through the salvation which is in Jesus Christ.

"Freedom is a two-sided coin: on one side is privilege; on the other, responsibility".

Individuality

Limitations Bring Freedom
Thursday, 13 August 2009 12:00 AM EDT
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Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom. —2 Corinthians 3:17

I have discerned by trial and error that the more conscious I am of God's presence, the more I feel like being myself. The less conscious I am of His presence, the more I feel the need to prove myself. But the more I am myself, the greater my liberty. This is because I am affirming God, who made me as I am. When I move outside my anointing, I am trespassing. When I try to mimic somebody else, I am stealing another's anointing, and it always backfires on me.

The funny thing is, when I try to imitate someone else I never capture their real genius but their eccentricity. It is a fact that what is most easily copied in any man or woman is their odd manner or even their weakness.

God made each of us as we are. He chose our parents before we were born, chose our environment, our childhood peers and shaped our interests—not to mention determining our IQ! When we come to terms with our limitations, we gain not only peace but also productivity in the end.

Accepting our limitations is essential to accepting our anointing. Perhaps God will not use us as long as we have unrealistic aspirations of ourselves. I was not being true to myself or the way God made me by entertaining such lofty notions. I was only wanting to make my peers envious by my accomplishments. It is best to accept our limitations and stop pretending. And God will begin to use us.

Excerpted from The Anointing: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow (Charisma House, 2003). by R.T. Kendall

True freedom

Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.
John 8:32

So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.
John 8:36

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