I Love My Life: A Mom's Guide to Working from Home

by Kristie Notto

A passion filled, fun read with solid business advice to take any entrepreneur to greater heights of success. Kristie T. delivers the real deal on make money with a high profit home business and TAKE CHARGE of your life. From setting up a website, understanding the financials, and writing a strategic marketing plan, business owners will learn how to move from a start up to a fully automated high profit business. Foreword by home business experts Paul and Sarah Edwards. You discover how - Uncover your PASSION and create a BUSINESS you LOVE
- Create a solid BUSINESS PLAN
- Develop powerful CUSTOMER SERVICE strategies
- Track, manage, and monitor your financials for MAJOR PROFITS
- Painlessly SLASH BUSINESS COSTS
- Build a profit making WEB SITE
- MARKET on the Net with high impact strategies
- Compile an savvy online PRESS KIT
- Shift from SELF-EMPLOYEED WORKER to BUSINESS MANAGER
- Employ key models for BUSINESS GROWTH
- Build a 'while you sleep' PASSIVE INCOME
- SIMPLIFY your life and make room for SUCCESS

Paperback

First published March 1, 2003

Reviews

[Lenore Webb · Rating 3 out of 5]

So how have you made those decisions? Do you work from home? I know many bloggers are moms who have learned how to take the corporate world home with them. And now have business lives right in their living rooms. Did you know on February 21st there is going to be the 'bathrobe holiday'? Yeah! And you can join in. It is to celebrate those work at home mom's and dad's. “It’s a national day to support entrepreneurs everywhere who are taking their work and paychecks into their own hands,” says Kristie Rimmele, co-founder of WebMomz.com. Doing business in your Bathrobe Day is a great way to tell others about the benefits of working at home. You can pop over and check it out. They are going to have prizes and of course you can also win a new bathrobe. I know I could use one. But more so you can also read more in I Love My Life! which is a mom's guide to working from home. With all the time I put into reviews here and my own life of taking care of everyone else, I feel as if I have an at home business. And it may not be one that draws a regular paycheck but it does help me balance the bills some. How? Well I use coupons to help with the food budget. I am sure you do too. Well how much time do you spend getting those coupons? That is a business transaction to me. And of course we all find ways to work together. I may pick some watermelon from a friend who has too many. There is some for me and my family but the others I pass on and give to the local food bank. That is a way of 'purchasing' food yet not being out any cash. Yes the ol trade and barter system is still alive. But also how many of y'all have home based businesses? Did you build them quickly or over time? And how successful has it been? Share with others at webmomz.com. You know your a bathrobe boss but there are many just like you on the other side of this screen.