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    Almost everyone it seems thinks that working from home is a great goal. This is very true, if you have the discipline to stay focused without constant supervision. There are literally thousands of small business ideas with many that would allow you to work from home. Here are a few things to consider before you quit your job and follow your dreamFIND WHAT YOU LOVE TO DO The key to any successful small business is to understand the market and your own personal talents. It doesn't matter that some businesses may offer more money. If you don't love the work, you won't be willing to make the effort necessary to be successful in any small business. Unlike corporate America, and small business is a lot like a small child. Both will depend on you and your decisions to help them grow and stay healthyDECIDE WHAT IS SUCCESS The definition of success is different, for many of us. For some it's loads of money in the bank. While for others it's having more time to spend with family and friends. Only you can decide how much money is enough.For some, a successful small business might generate enough money to let a spouse stay home or go to school. It may be a way to save more money so you can retire at a much earlier age.FIND A NICHE AND FILL IT You've probably heard many people suggest that you find a niche. A niche is simply a small part of the market
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    In my personal opinion, an Interview isA form of oral communication.Face to face or group to group Interaction.A planned and structured form of Interaction.The things which you must learn before going for an interview is to be confident.First of all, I would like to suggest all of you to vanish away all of your tensions and worries,and have a good night sleep before going for an Interview early in the morning. Make your documents ready and carry your Resume copy with you in a folder. Wake up early and reach the Interview destination place 15 minutes earlier in order to make a good impression on your Interviewer.During Interview:Following are the tips, which will help you after entering your I Interview room:Start It off winner offer your hand and give firm shake.Give a pleasant smile.Be confident and show positive attitude towards the boss.Introduce your self.Be comfortable.Face the interviewer confidently.Listen effectively.Have a good eye contact.Speak clearly.Sit straight.Use good grammar.Always clarify, don’t say yes or no.Never complain about your past employees.Do not argue on any matter.Listen their questions carefully and give your answer after thinking it properly.After Interview:When your interview will be finish
  • Have you ever been to a networking event that was awkward, frustrating and nothing more than a business card exchange?

    In his book MANHATTAN SOCIETY: The Art & Spirituality of Networking, Chris London says "Networking with integrity creates a greater willingness of all parties to be part of a human conduit to serve as energy and resource to one another. Sometimes you will give more than you receive and sometimes you will get back more than you give. It’s not about keeping score." Networking is about giving – first.

    To make the most of networking events, approach them like you would a cocktail party. Go with the intention of being social and making friends. In her book How to Work a Room (Quill, 2000) Susan Roane uses something she calls the Ro Ane Mingling Mantra: “Small talk, small talk, small talk. Even if I have an agenda, nobody gives a flying fig about it. People care about having a connected conversation … the focus of networking is connections with people—not what they can buy from us.”

    Once you meet people you like, think of ways to help them. This does two things; identifies you as a person who adds value and gives you instant credibility, especially if you don’t know the contact well. Here are five ways to help your contacts:

    1. If the contact is a vendor, and you know someone who can use their services, give them an introduction.
    2. Send your contacts journal articles you think they would find useful.
    3. If you receive free tickets to concerts, conventions or sporting events, instead of using them yourself, offer them to a contact.
    4. Go the extra mile. I once volunteered to set up a partner’s home computer. He eventually left the company, but we stayed in touch. When I let him know I needed a new position he made a phone call on my behalf that resulted in an interview.
    5. Ask what your contacts biggest challenge is. Then do a little research on the topic and send them the results.

    Networking by giving changes the dynamic of almost all future interactions. Laid off recently, I called everyone I knew to let them know I was in need of a new position. The response was nearly one hundred percent positive and has netted me three interviews so far!

    Inventory who you know, make a consistent effort to meet new people and don’t forget to find ways to help them. In the words of original success author Robert Collier: You have to sow before you can reap. You have to give before you can get. Network now!

    Helena Bouchez is a writer, musician, artist, teacher and former advertising agency associate technology director who loves networking.

    She has a B.A. in Art from Wayne State University and a Certificate in Business Administration from University of Illinois Chicago Center for Entrepreneurship, is nearly finished with her first novel tentatively titled, Till you Make It, and enjoys playing bass guitar in all three of her bands. http://www.helenabouchez.com

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    ll. Here are five ways to help your contacts:

    1. If the contact is a vendor, and you know someone who can use their services, give them an introduction.
    2. Send your contacts journal articles you think they would find useful.
    3. If you receive free tickets to concerts, conventions or sporting events, instead of using them yourself, offer them to a contact.
    4. Go the extra mile. I once volunteered to set up a partner’s home computer. He eventually left the company, but we stayed in touch. When I let him know I needed a new position he made a phone call on my behalf that resulted in an interview.
    5. Ask what your contacts biggest challenge is. Then do a little research on the topic and send them the results.

    Networking by giving changes the dynamic of almost all future interactions. Laid off recently, I called everyone I knew to let them know I was in need of a new position. The response was nearly one hundred percent positive and has netted me three interviews so far!

    Inventory who you know, make a consistent effort to meet new people and don’t forget to find ways to help them. In the words of original success author Robert Collier: You have to sow before you can reap. You have to give before you can get. Network now!

    Helena Bouchez is a writer, musician, artist, teacher and former advertising agency associate technology director who loves networking.

    She has a B.A. in Art from Wayne State University and a Certificate in Business Administration from University of Illinois Chicago Center for Entrepreneurship, is nearly finished with her first novel tentatively titled, Till you Make It, and enjoys playing bass guitar in all three of her bands. http://www.helenabouchez.com

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    re you can get. Network now!

    Helena Bouchez is a writer, musician, artist, teacher and former advertising agency associate technology director who loves networking.

    She has a B.A. in Art from Wayne State University and a Certificate in Business Administration from University of Illinois Chicago Center for Entrepreneurship, is nearly finished with her first novel tentatively titled, Till you Make It, and enjoys playing bass guitar in all three of her bands. http://www.helenabouchez.com

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