Work At Home Dad - Ty Tribble

Set Small Work At Home Goals

Are you ready to kill your job and start earning your income from home?

If so, I am looking for a student to apply what I have learned over the last 15 years in the home based business industry.  If you are interested, contact me through TyTribble.com. No shy people allowed to apply. I will be using you as a case study.

On with today's tip on setting small goals.

The first goal I want you to set is to earn an average of $10 a day online. $10 may not seem like a lot, but it is over $300 in extra income a month. Remember, you are no longer on a 20 day work/pay cycle. 

You can now get paid 30 days a month!

I think that an ongoing stream of $10 a day can be made by applying 15 to 30 one hour days. That's 15 to 30 hours or consistent work. We'll call these hours "Kill Your Job" hours. Most businesses take some money to start but our goal will be to have you in the black at the end of the 15 to 30 day push.

If you are wondering, I have a specific outline for anyone that would like to do this and while I am looking for a couple of people to do the case study, I am willing to share the plan with others in addition to the case study folks.

My goal is to kill jobs and bring Dads home. If you want to kill your job, contact me at me web site: TyTribble.com

It's Time To Get Serious

I just returned home from a wonderful Father's Day weekend in Cannon Beach, Oregon with my wife's family.  If you ever venture to Cannon Beach, I suggest staying at the Tolovana Inn and having at least one meal at the Warren House Pub. I ate great food, drank good beer, built sand castles, roasted marshmallows for s'mores and swam with my kids in the indoor pool. I am well rested and ready to get busy.

When I re-committed myself to this blog a few weeks ago, I didn't completely know what was going to come out of it.  Over the last couple of weeks a couple of things really stuck with me and I have been thinking about them often:

1. The fact that my generation is poorer than my fathers generation.

2. Climbing the corporate ladder requires giving up your personal life in order to serve the corporation.

My focus? Help men (and women) get off the ladder.  I am going to do all that I can to help men kill their jobs and buy back their lives, spending more time with their wife and kids. Working from home is my greatest accomplishment and now I am ready to help you do the same. 

I'm Ty Tribble, Husband, Dad and Entrepreneur
(soon to be known as Ty Tribble, Job Killer)

Refreshing Take on Women and the Corporate Ladder

I just found Penelope Trunk, who describes herself as, author, columnist, former executive and serial entrepreneur.  She has a great blog and I plan on reading her book in the near future. Penelope linked to the Work at Home Dad blog a while back, but I just noticed the link.

Sorry lads, I think Penelope is married, but if she is not married, send flowers now. Heck, send her flowers even if she is married, just sign them, "Your Loving Hubby". That's gotta be good karma.

The post I found at Penelope's blog was outstanding. Here is a snip:

I hate to dis Catalyst because they have provided great research to support women in the work place. But here’s a bit from their most recent study: “Most large U.S. companies have made scant progress in advancing women…to leadership and top-paying positions over the past decade.”

DUH!!!!

It’s clear at this point that women are basically stuck on their climb up the corporate ladder. In general, climbing the corporate ladder to the top requires giving up your personal life in order to serve the corporation. And research has shown that if women are willing to give up having kids, (or at least have a stay-at-home husband,) they can climb as well as men.

But really, why fight to get more women up a ladder that is basically dysfunctional? We should, instead, focus on helping men to get off the ladder. And then helping both men and women to get meaningful and rewarding work both outside and inside the home.

The bold part of the snip is where I come in.  My job is to help men (and women) kill their jobs so that they can work from home and live a happier life. I subscribed to Penelope's blog and I suggest you hurry on over and do the same.

4 Hour Workweek Podcast with Scott Allen

Scott Allen did a podcast interview with 4 Hour Workweek author, Tim Ferriss over at his Virtual Handshake Blog. Yes that is a blog that you should be reading.

Go listen now. Scram. Get outa here.

or uh buy the book...