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Dear Cubicle Worker,
I understand your pain. Working at a place you hate totally sucks.  It’s bad enough to suffer 90 minutes in commuter traffic.  But to have to come in to deal with people who obviously require medication is just a travesty.  And yes the unidentifiable stain  on the seat of your pants from the […]

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Sushi Making Parties Reinvent The Wheel
Nikki Gilbert of Sushi Girl got it right. Find something you love and make a living doing it. She throws sushi-making parties and provides catering for corporate and private functions.
How the woman came to fall in love with raw fish is something I can’t answer. . .
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Working for yourself isn’t all fun and games. Yes, you should absolutely be doing something you love. However for any business structure is necessary.
This article talks about the management and administration of small and micro businesses. It is especially relevant to those people just starting up in business and getting to grips […]

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Women are coming out enforce to the self-employment world. Why? - no glass ceilings, no old boy network bullshit, less competition.
New research from support organization Prowess has found that women are increasingly moving into the world of self-employment.
Since 1990 the number of women shifting from employment to self-employment rose from 22.2 per cent of those […]

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I totally dig this term. In fact everyone should be one before becoming an full time entrepreneur!!!!!
job
•re•pre•neur [job-bruh-pruh-nur, -noor] Am. Eng. 2007, noun 1. a person who own and operates a business while employed by another. 2. a dual-career specialist who is both employed and self-employed.read more | digg story

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I found this great list. Some of the sites may not robust but all are worth a look
List of Freelance Articles, Blogs, and Information Directories for Freelancers and the Self Employedread more | digg story

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Are you self employed and in need of a vacation with your kids? Here are 150 places that are great to travel with kids when you need to get work done. Most of these places are all-inclusive resorts that have wifi access and have supervised activities and camps for your kids. read more | digg […]

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I love the concept of this office.
Bloggers, telecommuters and self-employed home-office dwellers, have we got something for you: the Design Pod, a complete home office that wraps up in a tidy little pod when not in use. Designed by Australia-based Andrew Maynard Architects, the sleek, self-contained office-on-wheels unfolds to reveal a chair, desk […]

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I think boredom is a sign that one needs to be doing something different than the boring ass job. The author over at bloggersjourney disagrees. However the rest of the tips are pretty sound.
If you are like most ambitious young professionals, you’ve probably imagined at least once in your life what it would […]

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The purpose of this blog is to encourage readers to start their own business - albeit a micro business. A great thing about being self-employed are the tax breaks!
Read on about traveling as a biz owner and how to get those tax deductions:
Traveling for business purposes can be a great chance for tax deductions […]

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