Now that I’m “retired” and staying at home to devote full time to my writing, I’m worried I will turn into a slug.  I mean a big fat lazy loafer.  I don’t mean mentally, but physically.  If your home based business means you sit at a computer all day, how are you staying fit?
A recent study funded by the National Institutes of Health shows that older women who were more physically active performed better on cognitive (learning) tests than women who were not as active.  Makes sense, doesn’t it? And if, like me, you depend on your mind to make …read more

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For those who like pets, there are opportunities to develop a home business taking care of them for owners who are away on a trip or simply at work during the day.  No, you don’t need to have them at your home…although that’s a possibility.  Read further.
Research a bit into the various opportunities available.  Use your imagination and ingenuity.

I chatted with a classmate at a reunion and discovered that she and a friend care for cats when the owners are away.  They used to care for dogs, too.  But they decided cats were easier.  They didn’t have to walk them …read more

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In recent research and conversations, I realized there is a large potential for home businesses involving pets.  I’d like to mention some of these here and would enjoy having our readers share if they do something like pet sitting, grooming, dog walking, training, etc. that involves pets and a home based business.
Since so many people have pets of various types, they might like to learn about pet related businesses, with an idea of starting their own, or as a resource in case they need the assistance someone else can provide.
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