CWAHD.com was designed to assist dads in their quest for a work at home
job or business. The idea for this website actually came from my wife.
Since the creation of her website for Christian Work at Home Moms,
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we have seen the need for a place that dads can research work at home
positions, network with one another and help one another in their spiritual
walks. We offer
Studies have shown that every one minute you spend planning saves you 10 minutes of execution.
Do you look at your office or home and feel totally overwhelmed by the clutter, piles, and stuff? Do you wonder where to start? Do you want to run out in terror?!
I know what it’s like to feel like your home or office is totally out of control instead of you being in control. I know that this feeling causes stress and anxiety. And, can make you a not very nice person to live or work with!
There’s hope. I work with overwhelmed people every day and help them get focused, organized, and productive in their home and office. But, you need a plan.
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by Jill Hart
I don’t know how most people do it, but when I brush my teeth I like to rinse using a cup. I prefer the little dixie paper cups because I can toss it and there’s no mess. As a mom, I love disposable items - no washing necessary. Sounds harmless enough, right? I thought so, until recently when my husband began giving me little “hints” about throwing away so many paper cups. He finally won me over when he explained that he and the guys at work had been discussing what they could do to be more ‘green’ and this was one of the ways they’d come up with.
Now that I knew my husband and ‘the guys’ were discussing the topic at work, I knew it was something I needed to take more seriously. As I began to take a look at our lifestyle I found many things that I could change to make our home a more eco-friendly place. I also realized that overall, working from home may be one of the best eco-friendly decision one can make.
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The end of 2007, and I have never blogged before. Well, I suppose that late is better than never. It kind of reminds me when I got my first computer, a Trash-80 (or for those of you who don’t remember, that’s the nickname for the Radio Shack model TRS-80). My friends knew so much about computers and I felt like I was behind the times. I still remember spending $1,200 for the computer that did not even have a hard drive and another $800 for the software. I had thought about buying an IBM compatible at the time, but one of my best friends at the time recommended the Radio Shack version. Later on, people were
trying to sell these computers in the Atlanta Advertiser for $35. (I don’t see much of that friend anymore.)
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The only vegetables six-year-old Heather eats are French fries and ketchup-and that’s using the term "vegetable" loosely. What’s alarming is that she’s not alone. Today over 60 percent of children ages two to nine don’t consume the recommended five servings of fruits and vegetables per day.
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The world of opportunity seekers can seem overwhelming to someone who is just trying to find the right opportunity which will work for them. Even if you are lucky enough in the beginning to find a promising product or service to make money online, you may still find yourself lost in the chaos of the business opportunity seekers market.
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1) Know the facts: The average Thanksgiving meal contains more calories than the average American needs in an entire day (for many, it’s almost double the amount they need in a day), and can contain the amount of fat grams required for an entire week (source: The American Council on Exercise: 229 grams of fat). The average American gains 7-10 pounds over the entire holiday season (source: CNN). Don’t be a statistic! Think you are just going for a family holiday? Nope!! You are going into battle. Be prepared. This is a mental-emotional battle, so be on guard and remain proactive.
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By Richard Castellini, CareerBuilder.com Job Expert
As the
traditional nuclear family has evolved, so has the role of Dad — men are
becoming more comfortable with the idea of being Mr. Mom to be more active in
their children’s lives. In CareerBuilder.com’s "Working Dads 2005" survey, more
than one-third of working dads report they currently spend less than two hours
with their children after work and one-half have missed at least one significant
event in their children’s lives due to work in the last year.
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Having your livelihood unceremoniously
snatched away doesn’t just affect you — it causes sudden lifestyle changes for
everyone in your family. In fact your loved ones are likely experiencing many of
the same emotions you are — not to mention feeling frustrated and powerless to
do anything about the situation. Events like these can either bring a family
closer or tear it apart. Here are some tips to help you and your family cope
with job loss:
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It’s amazing how many people know what they want or know
what they don’t want and yet they don’t do anything about it. Have you ever been
in a conversation with someone telling you about how much they hate their job
and how they would love to start a business instead. Yet at the end of the
conversation you ask them what are you waiting for and they look at you with a
blank face looking at you as if your nuts.
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By MayoClinic.com
Do you know what threatens your life the most? The
list is surprisingly short.
In 2002, 1,199,264 American men died. Nearly 80 percent of them died of heart
disease or one of the nine other leading causes of death among American men.
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CWAHD.com was designed to assist dads in their quest for a work at home
job or business. The idea for this website actually came from my wife.
Since the creation of her website for Christian Work at Home Moms, 
