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Business Fun = Great Lifestyle

Every business should have a little fun scattered throughout the company. Enjoy your successes and learn to deal with your failures. Loosen up and start smiling... laugh a little... and the world will laugh with you. And if laughter is too big a step, smiling works perfectly - it cost nothing to give and when you do, you usually receive it back; Now that's what I call a win/win situation!

Be silly occasionally, socialise in your industry, stay away from miserable people and learn to pace yourself. Stop doing any work you hate and outsource it. If you can avoid it, do not hire people that do not know how to have fun. If you already have members of staff that bring other people down, see if there is a legal way to let them go gradually!

Customers are the cornerstone of every business and they need some laughter in their lives. When your customers call you, sound happy to hear their voice. They might just call you more often. If you can find a way of making their lives just a little more pleasurable, they are much more likely to remember you when placing the next order.

If your employees have fun working for you they are more likely to be committed to your business goals. Encourage your staff to achieve more by making their working life energising and more exciting. Plan something unexpected, give little gifts and organise a day out. It doesn't have to be during working hours...

People can sense the mood their boss is in. If you are not having fun running your business, how can you expect your customers and staff to feel motivated? If your business bores you... sell it!

Some people believe that they are not allowed to have fun when they are working. Times have changed and some business owners now work almost every single waking hour, 6 days a week! When are you ever going to have time to have some fun if you are working all the time?

Did you know: It takes 7 muscles to smile and 14 muscles to frown?

I used to work for a company in Dundee many years ago. They spent quality time organising events for their members of staff. They inspired me to work harder knowing that the company did care for my welfare.

This business was inspirational in the way they used fun and games to allow us employees to see a different side of management. It was great being able to beat my boss in a fun environment playing amusing games!

A few words of warning; watch how you handle young, immature members of staff as they might not be able to handle some fun and keep on working at the same time. Also avoid alcohol and gambling as a means of adding some fun in business. Going down this route could potentially create more problems than the fun it serves to bring!

Work hard and play hard... add a little fun... and enjoy the rat race!

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Family Fun Time

Nothing is more fun and exciting than getting together with family on a Friday night and having a great time. Order a pizza, pick up some pop and a movie, and settle in for a great evening of family activity! There are countless options that can make for a wonderful family fun night, too. Let the kids pick an activity for a change or schedule it so that a different family member gets to pick the activity for each different family fun night.

There are several things you can do to ensure that family fun time goes off without a hitch and becomes a planned activity for the whole family, each and every week. The first thing you need to do to accomplish this is to plan for it, of course.

Plan Ahead

Most people have extremely busy lives and are juggling soccer practice with piano lessons and homework. For today's busiest families, the prospect of family fun time might seem like a distant fantasy instead of a reality. With a little bit of planning and dedication to family, however, family fun night can become a reality and can be a functioning part of your family's schedule. The first step to making this happen is setting aside some time for it.

Set aside a weekend night, preferably. Family fun nights work best on Friday nights or Saturday nights, as most people are home from their work week and their school week. Kids and adults alike are ready to unwind and relax for the weekend, making Fridays the ideal night for ordering takeout and playing board games.

Setting aside one night a week is a good first step, but that night needs to be effectively reserved for family fun night. Yes, there will be scheduling conflicts and there will be situations that will come up and interfere with family fun night. Treat family fun night like it is the most important part of the schedule because, in many ways, it is. Schedule time with friends, piano lessons, karate practice, and other events around family fun time and make your family's time together a top priority in your weekly planning.

Get Creative

There are several activities that you can plan for family fun night. Sometimes the activity may be simple, like pizza and a great movie. Other times, you may plan something a touch more intricate, like rock climbing or miniature golf. Regardless of the planning, it is important to ensure that each family member has a say in the activity. For this reason, scheduling the "activities coordinator" is a great idea. Let your son pick the activity for the upcoming family fun night, followed by your daughter's plans for the following week and your husband's plans for the week after that. Scheduling the planning process gets everyone involved.

Family activities can be anything from watching a movie to putting together a dollhouse or building something cool. The sky is the limit in terms of ideas for family fun, so get creative and involve the whole family in putting aside great family time!

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Stories and Fun for the Very Young $3.98 Stories and Fun for the Very Young by Various 1st U.S. ed Published in 1998 by Candlewick

Fun Mirror $404.37 Alters your image! Everyone gets a kick out of looking at himself in the FUN MIRROR. The mirror is attractively finished in melamine and is very safe since it is constructed of plexiglass.

The Very Small $3.98 When Giant Baby Bear finds a very small . . . something . . . lost in the woods, he wants to comfort his tiny new friend. So he brings the Very Small home to share his very large mommy and daddy, his favorite oversize toys, and all of his other special big things. The Very Small has fun, but when bedtime comes he longs for his very own little bed.In the spirit of their previous bestselling collaboration, Tell Me Something Happy Before I Go to Sleep, Joyce Dunbar and Debi Gliori deliver another warm and loving book sure to capture hearts-both big and small--everywhere.

Such Fun $9.99 Such Fun

For Fun $18.99 For Fun

Fun with the Mandolin $8.13 This video teaches the material found in the book of the same title, including 22 songs to be enjoyed on the mandolin. Tuning and hand positions are briefly discussed. By the time you finish this book you will be comfortable playing 4/4, 3/4 and 2/4 rhythm chord accompaniments in three major keys - C, G and D. All chords are shown in picture diagram form. Very easy to comprehend, even for the absolute beginner. So pick up your mandolin and have fun!

Latex for Fun $16.48 Recently, in Barcelona, the designer Máximo Tuja aka Max-o-matic found a balloon by chance and drew a funny face on it, mocking a nasty guy he'd met that morning. Because he and his colleagues all got such a kick out of it when he showed it to them, he started drawing new balloon characters in the following weeks. As he realized how contagious the idea was, and that other designers could have as much fun designing the balloons as he did, Max-o-matic founded the project "Latex for Fun". He invited designers from all over the world to follow his example and make characters using balloons or other latex objects such as gloves or condoms. The book Latex for Fun presents highlights from this wonderfully wacky project in which 135 designers from over 20 countries participated; 88 of these designers are represented in the publication. Their work reflects various styles, personalities and cultures, but all of it shows how vibrantly creative the collaboration of a spontaneously generated global design network can be. Whether they are admiring the balloon astronauts, balloon terrorists or a sad balloon girl whose balloon boyfriend just popped, readers will be more and more amazed at each page of Latex for Fun at the original results designers can put together by very simple means. In a time when designer toys are being speculated upon on the market much like stocks, Latex for Fun is a refreshing reminder that toys created by designers are not just for collecting. As the "first disposable designer toys on earth", these balloons in Latex for Fun won't subvert the market for vinyl figures, but all of the participants in the project sure had fun trying.

Fun and Games $3.48 Soon-to-be readers can practice word recognition as they color and paint their very own Dick and Jane pictures. With paint AND crayons included, this Dick and Jane activity book will provide hours of entertainment.

Halloween Is Fun! $5.99 It''s Halloween and the gang from Yo Gabba Gabba! is very excited. This storybook comes with a sheet of reusable glow-in-the-dark stickers and a pull-out poster. Full color. Consumable.

Sworn to Fun $3.98 For some, life is a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a well-preserved, attractive body. Then there are those like Scout who would rather skid in sideways, wildly waving her hat, body totally used up, tired from hard work, worn out from playin' hard, yet still screaming "Hell yeah! Bring it on!" Sworn to Fun! is the mantra Scout repeated to herself during her experience as a Survivor contestant. Her game plan was simple: "Lay low and keep your mouth shut." Each quote in this book draws from her thirty years of experience with corporate challenges and personal coaching. The same principles that prepared her for Survivor are now available in this book. The host of Survivor said, "Visually, if you had to draw her (Scout), it would be almost like a tree standing there with her branches wide open saying, `Come to me.' She very much fit into the Vanuatu scene in terms of spirituality. She wasn't joking. She brought a bit of fresh air. She wasn't a cynic. She was an optimist." --Jeff Probst, Survivor host, Tulsa World Sworn to Fun! is alternately thought-provoking, funny, and profound. Scout begins each month of the year in with an inspiring story from her personal experiences with themes such as embracing life and using your ability to launch into focused action. Readers are then treated to a thought-for-the-day such as: January 1st Something worth doing well is worth doing really crappy at first. Become an eager "beginner." March 20th Through the work of your hands, I can see your heart. April 1st Foolish people look far away for the joy that is so close by. Scout's living principles give reasons to celebrate and appreciate life. Sworn to Fun! will welcome readers to a world where magic is practical and everything is possible.