Laura at The Dragon Slayer’s Guide to Life hosted the 9th Carnival of Entrepreneurs this week and presented a large selection of business related posts for you to glean information.
My post, “Turning a Hobby into a Home Business,” was one featured at the Carnival.  In this post, I discuss the pros and cons of turning a hobby you enjoy and are excited about into a home business.

The 7th Carnival of Entrepreneurs has gone “live” and a Home Biz Notes blog post was featured.  This one concerned my 2007 goal of learning more about the Internet and the technical computer world.
In order to keep pace with what’s going on in today’s Internet world, writers, bloggers, and people in general will feel a need to learn more about this aspect of our society…actually world society.
Ben Yoskovitz, the host of the Carnivals, invites you to participate.  You can check this out at Ben’s StartUpSpark.com blog and carnival page.

The Carnival of Entrepreneurs featured the sixth edition this week, which includes many business oriented blogs. My post about Branding Your Home Business appeared in this edition and has received numerous comments.
Participating in carnivals (gatherings of bloggers who contribute posts relating to a theme) are enjoyable and bring you in contact with others with similar interests. Ben Yoskovitz, of Start Up Spark began the Carnival of Entrepreneurs to bring business bloggers together. This carnival also gathers together a source of information for readers so they don’t have to search all over the Internet.

The Carnival of Entrepreneurs starts off 2007 with its fourth weekly appearance. You’ll find here a great amount of interesting business information.
Home Biz Notes is featured with a post about Home Business Strategies for the New Year with goal setting questions to analyze your home business and get if off on the right track.

The Carnival of Entrepreneurs is in its third week. Host and creator, Ben Yaskovitz of Startup Spark, has developed a page where you can find information and postings for each week. He also explains what this carnival is all about and who is invited to participate.
HomeBizNotes’ entry about home businesses benefiting from blogging was selected again for inclusion in the third Carnival. Here is Ben’s comment about my entry:
Mary Emma Allen reminds home-based business owners that blogging can work for them, too. I laughed out loud when I read the question someone asked her about blogging. …read more

J. Timothy King recently became a home based entrepreneur and began a blog. He posted, at the Carnival of Entrepreneurs, his “Ten Things That Are Different Now That I Am An Entrepreneur, relating some of the situations he’s experienced about being self-employed.
If you have become a home entrepreneur or are thinking about being one, you may find his information of interest. He’s humorous as well as informative

One of the HomeBizNotes posts is among those featured in Carnival of ENtrepreneurs Round 2 hosted by Ben Yaskovitz StartUpSpark.
Thank you, Ben, for all the great information for entrepreneurs found among the contributions from bloggers participating in your carnival.

Ben Yoskovitz of StartupSpark.com has started up a Carnival of Entrepreneurs on his site and unleased the first one this week. I was pleased he included a post from HomeBizNotes.com, “Home Businesses Benefit from the Internet”.
You’ll find many interesting and informative posts from business and entrepreneurial blogs on the web. This carnival is something everyone can participate in, Ben says. Check it out. You should discover helpful information. Also, you may decide you’d like to participate in upcoming carnivals.