I’m building a new office in my basement so I’m thinking of building a desk that will work for both standing and sitting, with the majority of my equipment set up for standing. I haven’t decided on a design quite yet.

I definitely recommend it over a sit-down desk though, that’s without a doubt.

I bought a setup like this myself a week ago, but I have to admit, I didn’t imagine it to be that exhausting to be standing all day long! Guess have to make small steps at a time

I learn a lot from your blog and your videos. Puting it into practise challenges me as I have still a lot to learn about the technical part.

This video inspired me to write a blogpost and I am currently working on an e-book as well. Thanks for the inspiration.

I am looking forward to future posts and videos from you.

Larissa

This was really the first video I watched of you and I am impressed. Plus I bought the friggen table because my arse hurst soooo much every day from sitting. Maybe you should have set up an affilaiet program?? mmmm there is an idea.

Anyways, I have had much success in my financial blogging, so now I want to do what I want to do and that is more personal/business blogging like yourself.

You’ll be seeing my comments a lot and hopefully as my blog grows, we can recipricate links and comments to help our readers out. My blog will be about working from home, following your dreams and not becoming a wage slave for life.

Take Care!

Moe Bedard

Though, a desk in this case, not podium, the same concept applies for bloggers.

I think I will let your video motivate me to actually go and buy or maybe even build my own, thanks

Anyway, I work about half time at a standing desk and am thinking about getting set up at the second location. For days when you’re lazy it’s nice to have a high chair so that you can move between sitting and standing throughout the day. The key is that whether standing or sitting, the shoulders would be at the same height.

Make sure you have good shoes or some sort of padding like they have for cashiers at the grocery store. That saves the feet/knees if your floor is concrete or very firm.

BTW – this isn’t something new. Thomas Jefferson preferred a standing desk and there’s a Fortune 500 CEO who uses a standing desk even at meetings – keeps people from falling asleep.

One question though about product creation…How much of your success is dependent on having affiliates?

The reason I am asking is because I have ventured into product creation. So far, it has been really hard to market my products on my own because of limited resources.

I was wondering if you could touch on this subject some so the readers can understand that there is more to than creating the product. You need some kind of marketing plan to get the word out about your products or they will won’t be very successful.

What is your marketing strategy when you release products?

I’ve noticed a few other companies making good use of Twitter for marketing like you mentioned Ikea did and I would expect to see many more follow suit.. If not, well I guess they will be missing out.

Plus I started working out every morning and night, and I strech every morning which has done wonders.

May seem like a lot but when you work with computers all day, its not a lot at all.

You can get a monitor arm for your monitor and swivel it to face any direction your standing. It’s easy on your neck and helps keep your head in neutral alignment. Was thinking of getting a kneeling chair but the forces on your back is greatest when sitting for long durations. Also, sitting kills your posture which can lead to all sorts of muscle imbalances. I’m a physical therapist turned internet marketer and we would teach back safety and make ergonomic recommendations all the time. Multiple rest breaks is definitively a must if you sit behind a computer a lot. Especially if you don’t have a good ergonomically correct workstation. Good post !

My main advice would be to make the DVD/Video available as an automatically downloadable product via a site like e-junkie as this is what the public seem to want.

Steve Hill