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Of all the questions I
am asked by Moms, the most popular one is, "How do I find work that I can do
from home?" As a work-from-home mom myself, I can personally attest to
the joys of being my own boss. No commute, no nagging boss, and best of
all, no pantyhose to tug on in the morning. I can come and go as I please
-- if my children are sick, if they have yet another snow day or if we want to
take a two-week family vacation, I can arrange my schedule around their needs.
Finding the right home based business - one that matches your skills,
experience, interests and lifestyle needs is no small task. That is why I have
spent literally hundreds of hours scouring the web for the “best of the best.”
Here are some of my favorite resources:
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Home-Based
Business Idea Generator
Looking for a business that will take
advantage of your hard-earned professional
skills, but still allow you the
flexibility you need to balance work and
family? I’ve put together
snapshots of home-based business ideas
(along with great resources for doing
further exploration) that might be just
the perfect match for you. Start
clicking your way to a new business:
Nonprofit
and Government Agencies That Help
Entrepreneurs
My
Own Business, Inc.
Thinking about starting your own
business, but feeling overwhelmed by the
logistics of the task? This
nonprofit site offers a free
12-session course on the do's and don'ts
of operating a business for both start-up
and already operating entrepreneurs.
This course, based on "real
world" experience of experts in the
field, focuses on the most basic and vital
aspects of starting a and operating a
business. Lots of helpful
information!
SCORE
(Service Corp. of Retired Executives)
Volunteers for SCORE offer personal
online business consulting in more than
500 categories, all for free. Learn from a
volunteer mentor if your business idea has
merit, what you'll need to succeed, and
what steps to take next.
US
Small Business Administration
A mega site filled with resources for
both the novice and seasoned entrepreneur.
The
Association of Women's Business Centers
A
national not-for-profit 501(c)(3)
organization representing a network of
women's business centers. Excellent
resources to help you build a grow a
business.
Websites
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