Five Books for Recreating Your Life
byPaul & Sarah Edwards
Finding a Career to Fit Your Personality, Your Goals
and Today's RealitiesHaving a sustainable career or independent source of income is probably the most important
step one can take to overcome fear and anxiety about the future. These five books present
a wealth of ideas, practical how-to information, and inspiring real life examples and advice for
how to one's interests, experience, hobbies, skills and passions into flexible and rewarding
careers that fit who we are, how we want to live, and the changing economic times. They
are filled with many promising possibilities one might never have imagined.
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Finding Your Perfect Work,
The New Career Guide to Making a Living Creating a Life
An opportunity for personal exploration into where our passions, missions,
talents and needs fit with what others need and will pay for, including work-
sheets, self-assessment surveys, and hundreds of examples of creative careers
others have discovered. Featuring an appendix with information about over
1500 self-employment careers. 465 pages.
Home-Based Business for Dummies
with Peter Economy. Since having an independent career provides one of the best
safeguards in times of uncertainly and change, operating from one's home keeps
the costs of securing one's future down and makes integrating work and family
easier. Covering the basics of home business in Dummies easy to understand
format, this new edition includes a new chapter on “Hot Opportunities Now and for
the Future” based in ten significant trends. 384 pages.
Best Home Businesses for the 21st Century
This book is for people who like to choose from descriptions of businesses and
want very specific information about each of a large variety of independent careers,"
including the pros and cons, pricing, potential earnings, knowledge and skills needed, ways to get business, advice from those how are already doing it a successfully, first steps to get underway, and, of course, lots of resources for whereto turn next. 675 pages.
Making Money with Your Computer at Home
For those who like to screen lots of specific businesses, this book features 101
of them. A major part of the book focuses in preparing and getting started with
the business of your choice. By simply answering the questions in part two,
you've got a complete business plan in hand. A third part of the book shows the
many ways one can use a computer to best advantage in your business.
350 pages.
Home Businesses You Can Buy
For people who prefer to not start a business from scratch but want to know if
there is a structured business (franchises, multi-level or network marketing and business opportunities) that is right for them, this book has surveys for help
deciding if there is a match for you and information on how to check out an organization or opportunity out to be sure they are not one of the gazillion start-a-business scams you see everyday on the Internet, local bulletin boards and telephone poles. 316 pages.
