This world is becoming a more and more interesting place to live. There is currently more of a breadth of opportunity at home than ever before. So many things that people used to travel long distances to do, they can now do from their bedroom.
It seems that there is such easy access to so many forms entertainment, news, music, and information right at your fingertips, that days that used to be spent working to survive are now spent foraging for new and more intricate ways to stimulate your mind. All of this advancement in the modern lifestyle is due to one thing; Telecommunication.
Today, telecommunication is a 1.3 trillion dollar industry, making up three percent of the gross world product in 2006. In short telecommunication is simply any sort of communication between two or more people over a distance; that does not involve physical contact. While the earliest forms of telecommunication involved smoke signals, drums and flags, today telecommunication devices make up a variety of every day home appliances, televisions, telephones, radios, and computers. These everyday items have made it so there are many options for at home opportunity. Many people neglect just how many opportunities to learn and to expand and to earn money telecommunications offer us.
The current boom in telecommunication technology has had a great impact on society in both positive and negative ways. The ability to communicate with nearly everyone in the modern world has made for more opportunity at home, particularly when it comes to at home careers. Life at home is full of chances to be productive, in that a person can perform an at home job, while still having the time to perform all of their other daily tasks.
Areas of at home work include data entry, taking surveys, marketing, pitching stay at home business products such as Tupperware and Mary-Kay; the possibilities are endless. The option of staying home to work has created a lot of freedom for many people, particularly students, stay at home parents, and the elderly. It is now easier to pay bills, keep in touch with friends over social network sites, order products, and do your homework. Yet most of the time when we think about all of these advantages to having a busy home life, we do not always consider the changes that these things have made to our collective physical and psychological health.
The key to maintain a happy, healthy, and safe home life in the aftermath of the technological revolution is simply to reflect. Think of all of the things that you expose your mind to, and how these things affect the way that you think and feel. Be aware of all of the opportunity at home that is now within your reach, and take advantage of this opportunity. Imagine the way that you would live in a state of nature, and expose yourself to the great outdoors. This is cultural evolution. The key is to adapt.
