Today’s guest post is from Sheryl Schuff, a CPA and home business success coach.  Sheryl writes about making your business with productivity tools. Her post today is about EverNote, which sounds so cool, I’m going to leave you to read this while I go to the Evernote website to try it….
I’m Sure I Wrote That Down…Somewhere. If you’re like most of us, you write yourself notes to remind you of things.  Things to do.  Things to buy.  Things to tell other people.  Things you see on the Internet.  You write these messages on sticky notes and scratch paper.  Maybe you …read more

Woody Allen said, “Eighty percent of success is showing up.”  What does that mean, for a home business owner?  Being successful in a home business is a habit, just like any other activity.  It’s been said that it takes 21 days to break an old habit or form a new one.  So if you are committed to the success of your business, are you ready to commit to forming “habits of success” by the end of th is month?
Three habits of success you might want to consider:
1.  Commitment to Work. Getting up every morning at the same time and getting …read more

HomeBizNotes.com
Australians Kim McCosker and Rachel Bermingham have a best selling cookbook on their hands. In fact, 4 Ingredients is the fastest selling cookbook in Australia. In an era of cookbooks sold on the names of celebrity chefs, Kim and Rachel have had a self publishing success.
The concept is that every recipe has only 4 ingredients (or less). What a top idea. Who wouldn’t want a quick recipe after a busy day?
The Sunshine Coast Daily reports
Rejected by publishers who said there were too many cookbooks around already, the duo perservered and funded their own printing run of just 2000 – then …read more

We are often so caught up with running our businesses, that we don’t take time to celebrate our successes.
Take a moment to reflect and enjoy your 2007 Home Business successes. They may be small milestones or major landmark successes.
Enjoy! It’s these successes that are not only affirming, but form the building blocks for future refinements, planning and directions.
We’d love you to share your 2007 home business successes with us… no matter how small or large.