Ideas and suggestions on how to start your own home based business, why keep working 9-5 for “The Man” when you can be your own boss and work for yourself.
Yes, the thing that we have taken for granted for centuries is suddenly a big business opportunity: Water. Only 50 years ago, nobody in their right frame of mind would ever think of supplying safe bottled drinking water as business. Now, it seems to be the buzzword.
To become a big-time in the business world, you have to start somewhere no matter how small. If you can’t afford to rub shoulders with the big-timers, start anyhow anyway. Example is going into franchise of known brand names.
Starting a business need to go through necessary phases for securing important business documents. It pays to know what these phases and documents are.
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Candle-making is hard work but there are secrets to it to become a successful home business. You can compete with other candle-makers in terms of price and design. You can even opt for decorative and scented candles.
Once you get an itch to start a soap-making business, you just have to decide, pool your resources and get into it. There are organizations like the Technology and Livelihood Resource Center that can help you jumpstart your home business. Once you’re on the road, never look back.
Thou shall not live by bread alone but bread is good business! This was proven by enterprising Filipinos who ventured into the bakery business through the home business programs of TLRC or Technology and Livelihood Resource Center.
Indeed a garage sale is an inexpensive way to make some money. In fact when you are already good at it, you can even start your own home business. You can organize garage sales for your friends and neighbors and work out a certain percentage of sales as your commission.
Food is money and this was proved by an enterprising Filipina who ventured into a home business: food catering. Anybody can start small in this kind of business as long as you have enough capital and good contacts for your first clients.
Sari-sari stores have been up and around for years. Many more are popping up like mushrooms. Does this business still make money? A careful study is worth looking into.