A Whole New Me
I did it! I left the office world for good!!
Don’t get me wrong, it didn’t all start by choice. I’ve been a social worker for 18 years. And I’d been with my last agency for over 12 years! And with this seniority, came a higher pay. But when funding for programs was cut, I was also the first to be cut, as I was “too expensive”. Wait, what?!
It really got me thinking, what is stability? When do you know you have it? And why would I ever want to give my all again for an agency that believes I’m just a number, a coat against their bottom line?!
So I decided I wasn’t going back.
I took a lot of training about digital marketing and online businesses. And I opened my own business. Now, my stability rests on me. Only me!
I’ve opened up financial freedom. And TIME freedom! What a thing to be able to be home and raise my own kids!
Now I know my calling.
So, I say this all to let you know that if you are struggling too, you can do what I did and find your freedom as well!!
I can show you how!
I follow a proven blueprint that teaches you how to work for yourself a couple of hours a day, and make money all from home. Unlimited income! And it works!
If you want more info on my courses, a proven plan to financial and time freedom, and a course you can sell for 100% profits as well, start here!!
And always let me know if you want more info or have questions! Let me mentor you! Let’s do it together!!
We can do this! 💪
Xx,
Jess
DIY Photobooth
My most favorite wedding idea that I have so far is a photobooth at the reception. I have see this done and it looks like so much fun! But, renting a photobooth would probably kill our entire budget. So, I have decided to make my own. I am going to enlist the handy help of my dad and grandpa in this project, so in order to save them some confusion I made a sketch of what I am imagining. I am no artist, but here is my idea so far:
I love the idea of guests taking random photos and leavign them for us as a surprise. Our only real question with this idea is what kind of camera to use. My fist thought was to use a Polaroid camera. I am planning on using my Polaroid to photograph guests as they first walk in also. They can sign these photos to make a unique guest book. The problem with using the Polaroid for the photobooth is the actual taking of the photos. Some one would either have to man the station the whole night or you would have to try to do the self-shot, which is rarely good. I read somewhere that you can set up a digital camera with a cord and button so the people can take their own photos from further away. Now I seem to be leaning more towards this idea. Any suggestions?
Image and more how-to info found here: http://est1976.blogsome.com/2007/09/10/how-to-make-a-photo-booth-for-your-wedding/
Make Mine Eclectic 