JG> Hello.
 JG> I'm new to this echo but would love to correspond with those of you that
 JG> are running a business out of your home.  I run a non profit
 JG> organization out of my home that has become quite successful.  I think
 JG> the biggest problems that I am having right now is figuring out how to
 JG> determine when it's quitting time.  I get so involved in the
 JG> organization that it seems to overflow into my home life and after big
 JG> projects or during a busy time I find myself in need of being able to
 JG> seperate home and business.
 Here are a couple of ideas.  Set yourself a schedule (say 8:30-5) where you 
work and refuse to do any work after that.  Or set up a timer and start it 
each time you start working on something.  When it reaches 8 hours, stop 
working.
When you work at home, sometimes you don't feel like you are getting a break 
when you stop work because you are still in the same environment.  It is 
important to get out for walks, sit in a lawn chair in your yard, visit 
friends, etc.
Hope this helps.
Garland Coulson
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