She Launches Business Marketing a Soothing Baby Tub

By Home Business Magazine

When Brandy Cameron gave her new baby his first bath, she was surprised. Instead of a soothing experience, her son was miserable and cold. She asked friends and it seemed this wasn't uncommon.

Woman Takes Her Interest in Family Roots and Passion for Writing to a New Level
By Home Business Magazine

Deanna Bufo Novak wanted to be a writer for as long as she could remember, and family heritage was just as important to her.  However, it was the birth of her daughter that inspired Deanna to take her passion for writing and her interest in her family’s roots to a whole new level. 

One Courageous Entrepreneur Took A Chance, And It Paid Off — In Silver

By Home Business Magazine

According to the Small Business Administration, 70% of small businesses go broke before their 10th anniversary. Starting a business is scary; the chance of failure is high. Through Make Mine a Million (M3), one courageous entrepreneur took that chance, and it paid off — in silver.

Success Tips in a Little Known but Huge Home-Based Market

By Deb Bixler
All of us will likely have the opportunity at one time or another to take advantage of a direct selling opportunity. Many people start part-time, and later leave their other careers when direct selling becomes more lucrative. According to the Direct Selling Association (www.dsa.org), direct selling is the sale of a consumer product or service, person-to-person, away from a fixed retail location.

Exclusively Licensing Works by Handicapped Artists
By Home Business Magazine

After a successful career as a writer and editor, Ketra Oberlander left publishing around the turn of the millennium when her vision started to fail, and employment prospects concurrently diminished. Severe myopia, a lack of color and depth perception, and cone dystrophy conspired to rob her of her sight in her late thirties.

Man Risks Money and Starts a Home-Based Cleaning Business
By Home Business Magazine
 
In 1997, Jonathan Bergstein was living in New Jersey working in the corporate world in a dead end job. Jonathan knew that he had gone as far as he could in his field of customer service, and he contemplated starting his own business.
While speaking to a friend in Virginia, Jonathan mentioned that there were several job opportunities in Richmond. He indicated that he could stay with his friend while searching for employment.

Happy Home Business Owner Never Wants to Return to Her Old Corporate Life

By Home Business Magazine

In 2006, Lorraine White knew it was time for a change. As a vice president with a public company, she was tired of playing the game. For over twenty years, she had worked long hours, traveled extensively, and carried a heavy load of responsibility. The change Lorraine had in mind was to find something she could do as a home-based business.

Maintaining Great Customer Service Keeps Him Recession-Proof

By Home Business Magazine

The inspiration to start Tony’s Canvas and Leather really came when Tony O’geen’s son was a young hockey player. He realized there was a real demand for sports repair, and no one around the North Country was offering the services. Tony traveled to Montreal, Quebec to learn the art of Re-Palming Hockey Gloves. From there, he began not only repairing sports equipment but producing quality Custom Sports Bags.

By Home Business Magazine

Previous Storefront Experiences Teach Ex-Deejay that Working From Home is Best

The Houston rock and roll radio airwaves were Dayna Steele’s home for 20 years. After the birth of her first child, she left her life as a radio deejay to try her hand at television and other freelance endeavors, bouncing around trying to find her next passion.

Home-Based Business Brings Spanish and English Together With Music And Movement Fun
By Home Business Magazine

Never did Beth Butler imagine that her high school Spanish and experience as an exchange student in Chile would provide her with the foundation for creating her own company later in life!