Women and Home-Based Businessbreakfast operator, music or art instructor for individuals or small classes, limousine service, home repair and decorating, and a variety of business services such as tax preparation or sales. Home-based alternatives to starting your own business include buying a franchise or telecommuting for an employer. Home Business magazine offers listings for these types of opportunities. The internet is also a source of computer-oriented jobs for telecommuters, and recently posted listings in the areas of freelance writing, cartooning, graphic design, computer services sales, telemarketing and data entry, to name a few. You can find many more ideas at the local library and bookstores. How do I set up my business? How will I balance family and work? The key is to do as much research as possible about your proposed business. Talk to others who have been there. Reflect truthfully about your own personality style, your goals and your priorities. Make use of the resources in your community which can show you how to maximize your success. With careful preparation, you can make your business idea work for you.
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