Basic/beginner interactive program in Python
Ok here we go.

Style

You should get acquainted with the official python coding style, which is PEP8. 
I notice especially naming violations with your global variables, which should follow the rules of functions: lowercase with underscore separation.

If-elsing

Perhaps it's just me, but I find heavily usage of if/elif/else messy.

Python does not support the typical switchstatement that could fit here, but there is an idiom that resembles it in python by using a dictionary of functions.

for example:

options = {1 : sleep,
           2 : work,
           3 : outdoors,
}
options[entries]()


this will require you to create an additional sleep function that can be executed to print the text We are such stuff as dreams are made on

This technique however lacks the break system that is available in switch statements, but you don't seem to need that in your code.

Additionally this scales really easily, all you got to do is add a new method, nicely encapsulated, and add it to the dictionary. 

Multiple end points

Your code seems to have multiple end points. At the end of your start() function you print done. But also in your work() function you print it and terminate the program manually. It is cleaner to have a smooth main function, with multiple options (may it be function calls), when the function calls return, you simply print done only there and the program stops.

Main function

It is a good habit to use a main function, perhaps even better to rename your start to main and use the following construct:

def main():
    # Your main code

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()


Goodluck!