Dear Reader,

Can you believe it's May already? This year is just blowing by!

We're quite busy right now with a new puppy. It's like having a baby in the house! You can see a picture of him on my blog. Enjoy this month's issue.

Warmly,
Sharon Davis

Working At Home Is A Learning Experience
© Stevie-Anne Matthews

There are many benefits of working at home, but when someone first starts trying to earn a living in an office based in their house, there are many lessons to be learned and the length of the learning curve will depend on the individual. Whether starting a new business or finding a job that allows telecommuting, there are things that occur daily that will interfere with productivity and learning. To overcome those distractions will help the person become a better wage earner while working at home.

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Brand New Forums
We have new Forums with tons more features to allow you to network and chit chat with others. To kick it off, I'll be having some contests with great prizes. Come check it out!
Work At Home Forums.

Home Business Financing
Have a great idea for a business but no money to start out with? You have many financing options for your small business. I've put together some resources for you to consider when looking for start-up money for your home business: Home Business Financing.

Sharon's Blog!
I finally did it! I broke down and started a work at home blog. Be sure to check it out and let me know what you think.

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Pet Sitting
Because we just got a new puppy, pet care is on my mind. A pet-sitting business is easy to start and inexpensive to run. You can board pets in your home, visit pets in their homes, manage a staff of pet-sitters, or even combine pet-sitting and house-sitting for greater profit.
For more information, we recommend:
Start Your Own Pet-Sitting Business.

For 100's more great ideas, visit the Ideas pages. We're always adding new ideas!

For more Business Opportunity ideas, visit the Business Opps section.

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In this issue:

1. Working At Home Is A Learning Experience
   There are many benefits of working at home, but when someone first starts trying to earn a living in an office based in their house, there are many lessons to be learned and the length of the learning curve will depend on the individual. Whether starting a new business or finding a job that allows telecommuting, there are things that occur daily that will interfere with productivity and learning. To overcome those distractions will help the person become a better wage earner while working at home.
   
2. What's New At 2Work-At-Home.com?
3. Factors To Consider Before Quitting Your Day Job To Work From Home
   Are you thinking about quitting your job to work from home? Here are some things you need to consider before jumping right in. You surely have dreamed about working right within the comforts of your very own home. It is everyone else's dream, especially those who do not earn as much in the office setting. If you work from home, you can bid goodbye to your bossy bosses, commuting, and your fixed work schedule. It sounds like bliss. However, before you submit that letter of resignation to pursue a work at home job, make sure you consider these factors:
4. Want To Be A Stay At Home Mom Or Dad?
   Working from home is a great way to earn income and devote more time to your family. Often, mothers and fathers cannot afford to stay home from work to raise their children without putting a financial strain on the family. But they strongly feel that placing their children in daycare or homecare is not ideal. Working from home is a fantastic way to allow yourself the opportunity to better manage time spent with your children and still earn an income. The stay at home Mom or Dad will also feel less guilty about not having quality time with their children. Working from home allows a parent, and the child, to be rewarded with extra time for each other. You will be able to witness all of your child’s firsts, such as first steps, first words, first foods, while allowing you to continue to financially support your family.