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Subject:  Is Self-Employment for You?
From:  JobSeeker Weekly <newsletter@jobseekerweekly.com>
Date:  Wed, 04 Jun 2008 10:57:53 -0700
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Current Issue: June 2, 2008
Is Self-Employment for You?

Start your own business today-free-consultation!

You're dissatisfied with the 9 to 5 thing. You hate the politics. Perhaps you've even lost your job. You realize that you've been creating wealth for others but not for yourself. You've had the idea of owning your own business but aren't sure where to start. If you'd rather be independent, yet have a clear cut successful business plan, then perhaps launching a sideline franchise business is right for you.

To find out which franchises are available and right for you, we recommend a complimentary consultation with a franchising expert from FranChoice, the "matchmaker" of the franchising industry. They will listen to your concerns and goals, guide you through the search process and answer all your questions. There's never a charge to the potential franchisee. To sign up instantly for your complimentary consultation , go to FranChoice.

Determine your perfect career path now!

If you've found yourself out of work, or you simply haven't enjoyed your last few jobs, you might want to try LiveCareer, a complimentary and informative online personal assessment tool that takes only 15 minutes. It helps you identify your unknown talents and skills, and then matches them to jobs and careers you may not know you're well suited for.

LiveCareer, is easy to use. There is a series of questions that ask you to select what you like the most and least amongst 3 things. When you're done you'll instantly be provided a great deal of insight on yourself and the environments you thrive in, as well as the kind of jobs, careers and activities you're suited for. You might be surprised. It's fun, incredibly accurate and no cost to you. To give LiveCareer a try, follow this link.

Article: Is Self-Employment for You?

By AARP.ORG The Magazine

Do you think business-minded people are born, not made? Do you think people either have the savvy to be self-employed - or they don't?

Lots of people would say yes - but they're not always right!

Sure, many successful business people have similar personal characteristics like self-discipline or the ability to make effective decisions.

Most people, though, can learn how to function in those same ways. Especially if your motivation to run your own business is strong, you can learn to behave in ways to make you successful.

Analyze Yourself Before you Start Your Business

Before you plan a new business, answer yes or no to these questions. Pay attention to any "no" answers. They'll show you what you still need to learn.

"No" answers may also tell you to slow down and do more research on your business ideas - and yourself - before taking any action.

1. Do you like to initiate things without waiting to be told?
2. Are you well organized?
3. Do you plan in advance?
4. Can you make quick, independent decisions?
5. Can you get along with all sorts of people, including critical or ornery ones?
6. Can you work - at least at first - 12 or more hours a day, almost every day of the week?
7. Can you stand uncertainty while you find out if a business idea is working or not?
8. Can you tolerate setbacks that make you regroup or begin again?
9. Are you and your family willing to risk or lose some money, or lower your living standards for a while - if you need to for the business?

Learn Self-Employment Behavior

To increase your chances of behaving - and feeling - like successful small business people do, take these three actions:

  1. Learn about other people's small business experience. Try to find people who seem like you, or who have businesses similar to the one you're dreaming of. Read about such folks in books or online. Ask loads of questions.


  2. Practice creative thinking. Ask your local librarian for suggestions of the most popular creative-thinking videos and books. We're all more creative than we usually realize. Come up with some variants of your business idea. Even brainstorming with yourself can stimulate business ideas.


  3. Learn some business planning skills before you actually take any risks or business start-up actions. How comfortable are you with the technical business information you're learning? Does doing a business plan sound possible, or overwhelming? Consider signing up for a business course, or talk to a small-business adviser.

Determine your perfect career path now!

If you've found yourself out of work, or you simply haven't enjoyed your last few jobs, you might want to try LiveCareer, a complimentary and informative online personal assessment tool that takes only 15 minutes. It helps you identify your unknown talents and skills, and then matches them to jobs and careers you may not know you're well suited for.

LiveCareer, is easy to use. There is a series of questions that ask you to select what you like the most and least amongst 3 things. When you're done you'll instantly be provided a great deal of insight on yourself and the environments you thrive in, as well as the kind of jobs, careers and activities you're suited for. You might be surprised. It's fun, incredibly accurate and no cost to you. To give LiveCareer a try, follow this link.


Start your own business today-free-consultation!

You're dissatisfied with the 9 to 5 thing. You hate the politics. Perhaps you've even lost your job. You realize that you've been creating wealth for others but not for yourself. You've had the idea of owning your own business but aren't sure where to start. If you'd rather be independent, yet have a clear cut successful business plan, then perhaps launching a sideline franchise business is right for you.

To find out which franchises are available and right for you, we recommend a complimentary consultation with a franchising expert from FranChoice, the "matchmaker" of the franchising industry. They will listen to your concerns and goals, guide you through the search process and answer all your questions. There's never a charge to the potential franchisee. To sign up instantly for your complimentary consultation , go to FranChoice.

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Resume Rabbit
Post your resume on up to 75 top career websites in five minutes.

Resume Mailman
Rapidly emails your resume to thousands of targeted recruiters.

Resume Critique
Get your complimentary resume critique from a certified resume writer.

LiveCareer
Personal career assessment tool. 15 minutes for a full report.

FranChoice
Work for yourself. Select the right franchise business for you.

Trade Publications
Complimentary subscriptions to industry business publications.

Instant Cover Letters
In just 3.5 minutes you can create an amazing cover letter.

Instant Resume Maker
Point, click and out comes an amazing resume in 10 minutes.

Job.com
Search jobs. Post your resume. Complimentary career services.

CareerBuilder
Over 900,000 jobs available. Apply for your dream job today.

Monster.com
Access more career tools, advice, and information.

HotJobs
Post your resume and access thousands of new job listings daily.

MortgageJob Board
Where Real Estate lending Professionals go to find great jobs.

JobsByFax
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Networking Biz Cards
Complimentary business cards for networking. An $85 value.
Current Issue: June 2, 2008 Is Self-Employment for You?
Start your own business today-free-consultation!

You're dissatisfied with the 9 to 5 thing. You hate the politics. Perhaps you've even lost your job. You realize that you've been creating wealth for others but not for yourself. You've had the idea of owning your own business but aren't sure where to start. If you'd rather be independent, yet have a clear cut successful business plan, then perhaps launching a sideline franchise business is right for you.

To find out which franchises are available and right for you, we recommend a complimentary consultation with a franchising expert from FranChoice, the "matchmaker" of the franchising industry. They will listen to your concerns and goals, guide you through the search process and answer all your questions. There's never a charge to the potential franchisee. To sign up instantly for your complimentary consultation , go to FranChoice.

Determine your perfect career path now!

If you've found yourself out of work, or you simply haven't enjoyed your last few jobs, you might want to try LiveCareer, a complimentary and informative online personal assessment tool that takes only 15 minutes. It helps you identify your unknown talents and skills, and then matches them to jobs and careers you may not know you're well suited for.

LiveCareer, is easy to use. There is a series of questions that ask you to select what you like the most and least amongst 3 things. When you're done you'll instantly be provided a great deal of insight on yourself and the environments you thrive in, as well as the kind of jobs, careers and activities you're suited for. You might be surprised. It's fun, incredibly accurate and no cost to you. To give LiveCareer a try, follow this link.

Article: Is Self-Employment for You?

By AARP.ORG The Magazine

Do you think business-minded people are born, not made? Do you think people either have the savvy to be self-employed - or they don't?

Lots of people would say yes - but they're not always right!

Sure, many successful business people have similar personal characteristics like self-discipline or the ability to make effective decisions.

Most people, though, can learn how to function in those same ways. Especially if your motivation to run your own business is strong, you can learn to behave in ways to make you successful.

Analyze Yourself Before you Start Your Business

Before you plan a new business, answer yes or no to these questions. Pay attention to any "no" answers. They'll show you what you still need to learn.

"No" answers may also tell you to slow down and do more research on your business ideas - and yourself - before taking any action.

1. Do you like to initiate things without waiting to be told?
2. Are you well organized?
3. Do you plan in advance?
4. Can you make quick, independent decisions?
5. Can you get along with all sorts of people, including critical or ornery ones?
6. Can you work - at least at first - 12 or more hours a day, almost every day of the week?
7. Can you stand uncertainty while you find out if a business idea is working or not?
8. Can you tolerate setbacks that make you regroup or begin again?
9. Are you and your family willing to risk or lose some money, or lower your living standards for a while - if you need to for the business?

Learn Self-Employment Behavior

To increase your chances of behaving - and feeling - like successful small business people do, take these three actions:Learn about other people's small business experience. Try to find people who seem like you, or who have businesses similar to the one you're dreaming of. Read about such folks in books or online. Ask loads of questions.

Practice creative thinking. Ask your local librarian for suggestions of the most popular creative-thinking videos and books. We're all more creative than we usually realize. Come up with some variants of your business idea. Even brainstorming with yourself can stimulate business ideas.

Learn some business planning skills before you actually take any risks or business start-up actions. How comfortable are you with the technical business information you're learning? Does doing a business plan sound possible, or overwhelming? Consider signing up for a business course, or talk to a small-business adviser.


Determine your perfect career path now!

If you've found yourself out of work, or you simply haven't enjoyed your last few jobs, you might want to try LiveCareer, a complimentary and informative online personal assessment tool that takes only 15 minutes. It helps you identify your unknown talents and skills, and then matches them to jobs and careers you may not know you're well suited for.

LiveCareer, is easy to use. There is a series of questions that ask you to select what you like the most and least amongst 3 things. When you're done you'll instantly be provided a great deal of insight on yourself and the environments you thrive in, as well as the kind of jobs, careers and activities you're suited for. You might be surprised. It's fun, incredibly accurate and no cost to you. To give LiveCareer a try, follow this link.


Start your own business today-free-consultation!

You're dissatisfied with the 9 to 5 thing. You hate the politics. Perhaps you've even lost your job. You realize that you've been creating wealth for others but not for yourself. You've had the idea of owning your own business but aren't sure where to start. If you'd rather be independent, yet have a clear cut successful business plan, then perhaps launching a sideline franchise business is right for you.

To find out which franchises are available and right for you, we recommend a complimentary consultation with a franchising expert from FranChoice, the "matchmaker" of the franchising industry. They will listen to your concerns and goals, guide you through the search process and answer all your questions. There's never a charge to the potential franchisee. To sign up instantly for your complimentary consultation , go to FranChoice.

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