Saturday, February 4th, 2012

More from home based business

  • Opening Doors of Opportunity with Feng Shui


    Use Feng Shui principals to create welcoming entrance to your biz.

    Does your business’ entrance say 'Welcome' or 'Nobody's Home?

    The practice of Feng Shui is more than 3,000 years old, but its most basic principle – of recognizing that everything around us has energy – can easily be applied to the modern world. And, whether you run a home-based business or are an executive in a large corporation, there are simple ways you can use Feng Shui to improve your business, starting with your business entrance.

    Perhaps you have dabbled in Feng Shui and found it too confusing or maybe you think it is based on superstition, religion or hocus-pocus and you are now considering running for your front door, rather than reading this article… bear with me! The school of Feng Shui that I study, practice and teach is none of the above. It is simple. It works. And it can work for you.

    [ Read More ] • [ 1 Comment ] • [ Filed under Life ] • [ 1/31/11 ]
  • How is your home based image?


    It’s lovely to work from home, wouldn’t you agree? Set your own hours, work in your pajamas, take your computer outside on the deck and answer email at your leisure. No hectic commute, no extra cost of maintaining an office and most of all, no worrying about what to wear to the office.

    [ Read More ] • [ 1 Comment ] • [ Filed under Image Intensive ] • [ 5/10/10 ]
  • How-to: Find a Virtual Assistant


    Asking for help is something that many entrepreneurs hate to do. They have the ‘lone-ranger’ mentality which makes them believe that to be successful they really need to do this solo. But let’s revisit that thought process and see if any of this sounds like you.

    [ Read More ] • [ 2 Comments ] • [ Filed under How-To ] • [ 12/14/09 ]
  • Business structure for dummies


    One of the more stimulating exercises facing the budding entrepreneur is deciding upon the structure for her new business venture. There are important considerations of cost, liability and brand protection, and tax to be addressed. There are also the needs of family, partners, financial backers, and employees to be considered.

    [ Read More ] • [ No Comments ] • [ Filed under Chris Green's Legal Basics ] • [ 10/31/09 ]
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