Home Based Business

RE: The 30 Second Commute

Dangelo — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 05:53:35 GMT

It is true. I can related to the story also on the aspect that working from home takes motivation. It absolutely made me a better and more responsible leader in my home business. In the beginning I was struggling because I brought my employee mindset to it and of course I didn't have a boss to "motivate" me Having been a marketing manager in corporate America for a while and having had received 3 degrees that all taught me how to be a better employee, the struggle was apparent, and it was all in the mindset. Once I got my hands seriously in personal development and also in masterminding with the business owners who had been successful I was able to quit my job in 35 days, work less than 25 hours a week and create a multiple six figure income a year within 7 months... I know it sounds like a fairy tale, and the results are not typical... but then it is not typical to have seen a person so determined to succeed... but it pays off, that I can testify to.

I will all the other home business owners or the others ready to make the daring and rewarding decision, all the best, keep things simple and most of all, be vicariously curious and have a lot of Fun!

Best,
Nik D'Angelo
www.MyWinningCareer.com

RE: The 30 Second Commute

emsilva — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 23:42:02 GMT

A Home Business does not necessarily mean it is a simple business, remember there's no one to blame, to share, to brainstorm with or to cover your escape to the post office. Be detail oriented, plan, execute, correct your plan, execute and do it all over again until it is smooth and fluid. Do not forget, if you don't do it, nobody will. Have fun!

RE: The 30 Second Commute

adventureout — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 23:24:23 GMT

A nice simple overview of starting a home-based business. Our company Adventure Out (www.adventureout.com) started with myself and some buddies teaching surf lessons with our office in our garage. It's always important to keep an eye on the long term goals. Are you jsut trying to stay small? Or is working from home a launching point for a larger project? It was for us.

RE: The 30 Second Commute

akgold — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 01:50:10 GMT

This article touches on the basic points. I think that this internet technology is simply wonderful. Having worked with the Internet since 1995, it is clear how many new options are opened for so many people in America and around the world. I know several people who have left big cities, found a nice quiet and relatively inexpensive place to live and work and opened up shop. At least in 2007 this is a viable option.

RE: The 30 Second Commute

robgalkoff — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 23:13:48 GMT

Some very sensible points. I've just started my own business and am based at home (in the UK). You have to have the discipline to be able to shut the door and work. You're the boss now!

RE: The 30 Second Commute

teacup — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 00:24:25 GMT

With the improvements in technology, home based businesses most be growing! It's so easy to work from home and stay connected now.