The only way I could be more satisfied with the occupation I created, is if it earned me a lot more money than it does. The key to being successful as a home based data entry clerk is persistence and patience. You can’t expect to be the world’s most rewarded typist over night and that’s something that a lot of up and coming young data entry operators don’t understand. They know they want to work at home but they don’t really know how to go about setting up their own enterprise or how to maintain it once it’s up and running.

I’m pretty fussy when it comes to when and where I’ll work. I don’t want a part time job and I don’t want to be working in the evenings. I don’t want to drive to my place of employment; I want to wake up there. My frustration at not being able to find a legitimate home based job on the internet led me to create my own occupation and I chose being a data entry operator for one very good reason. I can type quickly and accurately so it seemed like the most logical choice I could make at the time. Entering data may not be everyone’s cup of tea but it sure is mine.

The only evening work I’ve done was as a shelf stacker in a supermarket. The pay was dreadful so I lasted about two weeks and hated every second I was there. I still hate the smell of supermarkets to this day. Being a home based data entry operator is far more rewarding and less stressful as well. I am my own boss so I don’t have unreasonable and unrealistic deadlines to meet. I’d much rather work from home during the day then drive to Woolworths at Bankstown Square and slave away at night. I’m so glad those days are gone.

I have a lot of respect for shift workers but I think they’re all crazy on so many levels. Day time is for employment and night time is for partying. If you work from home you can also party during the day as long as you complete all of the tasks you’ve set yourself. I don’t know many data entry operators who spend much time attending parties. They’re all nerds, geeks and dorks. That could be a bit of an over generalisation but you get the picture, don’t you? It’s almost 5:30 in the afternoon and I’m ready for bed.

A lot of individuals ask me why I work from home and most of the time I struggle to come up with a satisfactory answer. I guess the main reason is because I don’t like working for other people. Being told what to do just isn’t my bag I’m afraid. Starting my own data entry business from home was the best thing I’ve done so far and I plan to soldier on, making my enterprise the best of its kind in the known universe and beyond. I just have to get organised, get up early and get some exercise. That way I can avoid entering data in the evening and that would be great.

There was a lot of heavy lifting involved in the forklift driving job, both in and out of the truck. I would be stuffed after a days work. I never feel like that working as a data entry operator. Typing doesn’t leave your whole body tired, just from your finger tips to your wrist. That can live with. Being my own boss allows me to work whatever hours I want so sometimes I work early in the morning, sometimes during the day and sometimes at night, but I always make sure I spend as much time away from the computer as in front of it. I recently passed my local supermarket and chuckled when I read a sign hanging in the front window. It read, “Evening Work Now Available”. Not for this little black duck!

Searching for online jobs is like looking for an ant’s leg in a bag full of dog hair. It’s not easy! I understand that not everyone has the ability to use their imagination as proficiently as me but I still recommend blogging as a way of earning some extra cash. I’d rather be doing data entry from home than anything else in the world at the moment, and that’s saying something (obviously). I mainly work part time in the evening but sometimes I work full time during the day. That’s just the kind of dedicated hero of a man I am when it comes to being Australia’s most handsome data entry clerk.

I like to do my data entry work in the evening and leave my days for playing. I guess you would call me a part time typist who likes to work from home. I have a lot of hobbies. I love music. I play guitar and write songs. I have posted a couple of songs about data entry and stuffing envelopes on YouTube. I plan to make more videos and I’m interested in learning how to edit them more professionally. All I have to do is spend my evenings working as a data entry operator and I will have my days free to explore my interests.

The typewriters are made of chocolate and every time you make a keystroke fresh, homemade lemonade rains from the sky. Data entry operators are treated like royalty and feted at every turn. No one is hungry and no one is unemployed. Everyone is their own boss and they all work happily from home for peanuts and goats gonads. The more data you enter, the bigger the pay cheque you’ll find in your rainbow-scented letter box at the end of the week. Pinch me……I think I must be dreaming!

I have to force myself to stop. I have to engage myself in activities that don’t involve a computer keyboard and screen. I think I’m addicted to my job and it is having a negative impact on my health and social well-being. It’s not easy being one of the best looking data entry operators in Australia but I don’t complain. I just get on with the job at hand and hope for the best. The sad thing is that I’m not really making any money from this venture at the moment, but I am confident that all my hard work will pay off in the long run.

I can’t wait to wake up tomorrow morning and know that winter has finally gone. My little office should start warming up a bit over the next couple of weeks. Of course, then it will become overbearingly hot! Anyway, whatever the temperature I’ll still be running my data entry business from home. Typing is more than just a job for me; it’s a way of life. I can’t begin to describe the absolute feeling of freedom I feel as my slender fingers dance over the keys, drumming out a happy tune to which I sway in time. That’s the joyful working life of Australia’s most handsome data entry clerk!