ried away and strayed away from my first business (bad move). I think I signed up for thirty (30) other businesses since then, and I have to say, I never made any money from them. I have lost thousands of dollars signing up and advertising. My husband is still with me... thank goodness.

Now is 2007, I have learned to be more careful and after years of trial and error, I finally got it right. I can now say with confidence that I am making money on

It is not always easy working for someone else. It can be frustrating. So in this article I will offer some tips and advice on home based business work online. What is an acceptable amount of money do you need to invest? and what kind of return can you realistically except to achieve? But first here is my story. I think some of my readers can sympathize.

I graduated college in May 2001. And a day later, I started working full time. Everything started out great, but after a few months of being looked down upon and sexist remarks used by my boss against women in general, I became furious. He would say, "women should wear skirts and heels", or "the only thing these women know how to do is to have babies". I won't mention the group of women he was referring to, but I was sick to my stomach and I wanted to quit. I finally did. But in the meantime of working for my boss, I started to surf the internet to see what was out there. It was at that point in my life that I was introduced to "work from home" web sites. Before, I had no idea that people were working online and that it was even possible to make a living working online.

I've always wanted to work for myself even before the hardship of my first employment. I actually took entrepreneurship courses in college and abroad. Because, I always felt there is no one better to work for than myself. You can see my site at http://www.e-bookprofits.net for reference. In December of 2001, I signed up for a site for $199 to become an affiliate. I had no idea what an affiliate was. I just knew that if I market the site, I would be paid $100 for each signup. I eventually learn what I had to do to advertise and I made $300. $101 profit. At least I made my money back.

After being introduced to so many business opportunities, I eventually got carried away and strayed away from my first business (bad move). I think I signed up for thirty (30) other businesses since then, and I have to say, I never made any money from them. I have lost thousands of dollars signing up and advertising. My husband is still with me... thank goodness.

Now is 2007, I have learned to be more careful and after years of trial and error, I finally got it right. I can now say with confidence that I am making money on

rted out great, but after a few months of being looked down upon and sexist remarks used by my boss against women in general, I became furious. He would say, "women should wear skirts and heels", or "the only thing these women know how to do is to have babies". I won't mention the group of women he was referring to, but I was sick to my stomach and I wanted to quit. I finally did. But in the meantime of working for my boss, I started to surf the internet to see what was out there. It was at that point in my life that I was introduced to "work from home" web sites. Before, I had no idea that people were working online and that it was even possible to make a living working online.

I've always wanted to work for myself even before the hardship of my first employment. I actually took entrepreneurship courses in college and abroad. Because, I always felt there is no one better to work for than myself. You can see my site at http://www.e-bookprofits.net for reference. In December of 2001, I signed up for a site for $199 to become an affiliate. I had no idea what an affiliate was. I just knew that if I market the site, I would be paid $100 for each signup. I eventually learn what I had to do to advertise and I made $300. $101 profit. At least I made my money back.

After being introduced to so many business opportunities, I eventually got carried away and strayed away from my first business (bad move). I think I signed up for thirty (30) other businesses since then, and I have to say, I never made any money from them. I have lost thousands of dollars signing up and advertising. My husband is still with me... thank goodness.

Now is 2007, I have learned to be more careful and after years of trial and error, I finally got it right. I can now say with confidence that I am making money on

et to see what was out there. It was at that point in my life that I was introduced to "work from home" web sites. Before, I had no idea that people were working online and that it was even possible to make a living working online.

I've always wanted to work for myself even before the hardship of my first employment. I actually took entrepreneurship courses in college and abroad. Because, I always felt there is no one better to work for than myself. You can see my site at http://www.e-bookprofits.net for reference. In December of 2001, I signed up for a site for $199 to become an affiliate. I had no idea what an affiliate was. I just knew that if I market the site, I would be paid $100 for each signup. I eventually learn what I had to do to advertise and I made $300. $101 profit. At least I made my money back.

After being introduced to so many business opportunities, I eventually got carried away and strayed away from my first business (bad move). I think I signed up for thirty (30) other businesses since then, and I have to say, I never made any money from them. I have lost thousands of dollars signing up and advertising. My husband is still with me... thank goodness.

Now is 2007, I have learned to be more careful and after years of trial and error, I finally got it right. I can now say with confidence that I am making money on

lf. You can see my site at http://www.e-bookprofits.net for reference. In December of 2001, I signed up for a site for $199 to become an affiliate. I had no idea what an affiliate was. I just knew that if I market the site, I would be paid $100 for each signup. I eventually learn what I had to do to advertise and I made $300. $101 profit. At least I made my money back.

After being introduced to so many business opportunities, I eventually got carried away and strayed away from my first business (bad move). I think I signed up for thirty (30) other businesses since then, and I have to say, I never made any money from them. I have lost thousands of dollars signing up and advertising. My husband is still with me... thank goodness.

Now is 2007, I have learned to be more careful and after years of trial and error, I finally got it right. I can now say with confidence that I am making money on

ried away and strayed away from my first business (bad move). I think I signed up for thirty (30) other businesses since then, and I have to say, I never made any money from them. I have lost thousands of dollars signing up and advertising. My husband is still with me... thank goodness.

Now is 2007, I have learned to be more careful and after years of trial and error, I finally got it right. I can now say with confidence that I am making money online.

So here are my tips and advice for you:

1.Once you find a business you love, stick with it. Don't get carried away like I have. It will cost you more than you think.

2.It doesn't matter how much you invest into a business, you should expect to make double your investment. Or, at least make your investment back.

3.Never spend more than you can afford.

Finally, you can reference my site below for additional tips and strategies to becoming successful online.

http://www.e-bookprofits.net