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By Melinda Emerson

In Part 1 of this article I posed the question: Are you fed up with the daily grind and are you ready to become your own boss? We talked about developing a life plan, getting your finances in order, getting clear about your business model and your core strengths. Now there are more questions that need to be answered before you hang your shingle and start hunting for customers.

In my book, Become Your Own Boss in 12 months, I have developed the Emerson Planning System a 6 step system to help you transition from your job to small business owners.  It’s about how to plan a successful business. You’ve read through Parts 1-3, not its time to take a look at a few more critical things to consider before you become your own boss. Here are parts 4 through 6 of the Emerson Planning System: more

By Holly Reisem Hanna

I’m sure you remember Hillary Clinton’s book, “It Takes a Village to Raise a Child” where she talks about the impact and importance that individuals outside the home have on a child’s overall well-being.  I was thinking about this concept the other day when I was struggling with some website difficulties.

You see, as a mompreneur/solopreneur it’s just me that runs the show, so when there is an issue I am the one who needs to take care of it. But even though I don’t have any full-time or part-time employees working for me, I do have a village that I can call on, one that impacts me as a person and helps me to grow and nurture my business. Just because you’re a solopreneur doesn’t mean you have to travel down this path of entrepreneurship alone. Here are just a few of my village members who have an incredible impact on me and my business each day. more

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On a daily basis we work with individuals who have found financial security, freedom and success through various work-at-home business opportunities and best of all they want to share these opportunities with you.

The Work at Home Woman and Living My MoMent are moms that pride themselves on honesty, integrity and trust. They have personally screened all opportunities so that you can spend your time finding the perfect fit. Just complete the form below and we will connect you with respected and well known business opportunities. more

By Holly Reisem Hanna

I get emails all the time from people who are looking for legitimate work at home opportunities. I am always more than happy to assist these people with their search, and direct and guide them on how to search for legitimate work at home jobs. After giving them a bunch of leads and details, I tell them to keep in touch and let me know how their job search is gong.

I never hear back from these people.

And I can tell you, it’s not because there aren’t any legitimate work at home positions out there.

The problem is when people start their work at home search and they don’t find anything right away, they end up giving up or they get wooed by one the many get-rich-quick schemes out there and then are left with a bad taste in their mouth.

Finding a work at home job is just like any other job search, it takes a lot of time, patience and research, but if you’re willing to do the leg work, you too can reap the many benefits of working from home!

How do you find a legitimate work at home position? more

By Holly Reisem Hanna

Every year my sister makes these beautiful hand knit scarves, I generally pick out the yarn that I like (last year it was camel-colored cashmere) and she makes me a scarf for my Christmas present. I have also bought these amazing scarves for other family members and friends who always LOVE them!

My sister-in-law on the other hand, makes gorgeous hand-beaded jewelry that she gives away to lucky family members and friends around the holiday season. My point is, when it comes to finding ways to make some extra cash this holiday season, everyone has some sort of talent or passion that they can call upon.

Need some help finding you home-based holiday cash maker?

Here are 20 Work at Home Ideas for the Holidays:

1. Advertising: Are you a Mommy Blogger? Add some extra revenue by adding advertisements or Google Adsense to your blog. Depending on your traffic you may be able to contact with an ad company like BlogHer, Real Girls Media, AdBrite, Adblade or Federated Media. The easiest way to generate revenue will be to create your own advertising packages; check with other blogs in your same traffic rankings for competitive pricing, then use PayPal to invoice your customers. more