By Bill, on July 5th, 2010%
In Today’s economy, anything that can help to keep some of our dollars in our pockets is a good thing. This little book, written by a master online searcher, covers many ways to save money, without being frugal and without giving up food, drink and clothing… . . . → Read More: The Get The Biggest Bang for Your Buck Book
By Bill, on December 28th, 2009%
While there is no formal definition of the word yet in the dictionaries for personal concierge, this profession is a booming business.
The word concierge denotes two meanings, says Dictionary.com. One, from hotel terminology, is a staff member who assists guests or residents, as by handling the storage of luggage, taking and delivering messages, and making reservations for tours. The other, derived from French culture, is a person who lives in an apartment house, attends the entrance, and serves as a janitor. . . . → Read More: Consider Becoming a Personal Concierge
By Bill, on September 15th, 2009%
Seminars are wonderful if given by a great speaker. Many authors, life coaches, and others begin their careers holding seminars. People love to learn, and a seminar is usually a one-day event that they can squeeze into their busy lifestyle. You can charge $200 and up per person for your seminar, but it must be good. It has to be something people want to learn about.
For example, finances, love, business, relationships, spirituality, life changes, and more are wonderful seminar topics. So, if you think you have what it takes to speak in front of a large crowd confidently, get started! You will need to do a lot of marketing. If people don’t know your seminar is taking place, they can’t go. . . . → Read More: Income Idea # 6 – Hold Your Own Educational Seminars
By Bill, on September 13th, 2009%
Have you though about being a writer? The real question is, what kind of writer could you be? What could you write about? Could you develop a passion for writing? Numerous writers have said that there was something in their childhood that sparked their interest in writing. Nearly every professional writer has always wanted to be a writer. However, there are many choices!
. . . → Read More: Income Idea #5 – How to Start Your Own Niche Writing Business
By Bill, on September 11th, 2009%
Developing products can be a challenge in the home based business environment. Where do you go for a laboratory to create and test new product lines? Where do you turn for new packaging and marketing? Where do you turn for help? . . . → Read More: Income Idea #4 – Product Development for Home Based Businesses
By Bill, on August 27th, 2009%
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I receive and read posts from kids from 10-15 years of age wondering how they can make some money. Some have and most haven’t mowed lawns, baby sitting and so forth. In this upcoming series of articles, I am spelling out interesting money-making ideas for kids. If you know a young . . . → Read More: Income Idea 1-3 for Kids – Kidpreneurs: What They’re Creating
By Bill, on December 6th, 2008%
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Once you have started that new job, you may find the pathway to your ultimate goals greatly enhanced by the advice of a mentor. Don’t become so immersed in the day-to-day activities of your new job that you lose sight of other important aspects of the job, company, or employer. To find who would . . . → Read More: Episode 43 – How to Find a Mentor at Work
By Bill, on December 4th, 2008%
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Higher education comes at a cost and if you are working and have bills to pay, it may be beyond your financial ability to pay the cost for that degree you covet. Don’t lose hope! It may be that your employer will be willing to pay for the cost of your further education. Many . . . → Read More: Episode 42 – How to Get Your Employer to Pay for Your Education
By Bill, on December 2nd, 2008%
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Whether or not you decide to seek professional financial help depends to a large extent on your skills, personality and what you want to achieve with your finances. If you are just starting out on your own and don’t have much money, it would be easier for you to organize your own finances. It’s . . . → Read More: Episode 41 – Do You Need Professional Financial Help?