What To Do – Part Five: Can I Do It?Posted by Tisha Tolar on January 18, 2010
Depending on the nature of your business, you need to be realistic about the viability of your idea. In the Internet age, there are many more opportunities to be had than ever before. There are many business that can function both online and offline. You may not make much a profit from local sales but [...]
What To Do – Part Four: Is Your Idea Profitable?Posted by Tisha Tolar on January 15, 2010
There is no ‘easy button’ for starting a business. Face that fact now or be in for a rude awakening. It all requires effort, research, more effort, and some legwork long before the OPEN sign can even be placed on the door (or virtual door). You’ve been through the ‘decision to do it’ process and [...]
Starting Out DecisionsPosted by Tisha Tolar on January 8, 2010
Making the decision to start a business all your own can be one of the most freeing moments of your life. It call also be one of the most terrifying. Oftentimes, those with the entrepreneurial spirit will have typically walked to the beat of a different drum for many years of their lives, wondering what [...]
GET INSURED NOW:HEALTH INSURANCE OPTIONS FOR WORK-AT-HOMERSPosted by Tisha Tolar on December 16, 2009
If you’re self-employed, or considering it, one of the most common questions you can expect to hear is “But what about insurance?” Not to worry. There are numerous health insurance options available for work-at-homers. Although it can be a bit daunting, you can find the type of coverage you need if you do a little [...]
More Than 50% of Work Time is Spent Doing "Other Stuff"Posted by Debbie Dragon on November 21, 2007
While there are a few different ways to earn money from home, this blog is primarily focused on people who want to start their own businesses- maybe you hope to become a freelance writer, virtual administrative assistant, bookkeeper- the idea is that you are going solo and working for yourself rather than for someone else. [...]
