Working at Home Blog Carnival-Fifth Edition

Welcome to the November 3, 2006 edition of Working at Home Blog Carnival. This weeks Carnival has, as always, some really good articles. So, Sit Back and Enjoy.

And Here We Go…

advice

Christine Kane presents Don’t GET Rich Quick. BE Rich Quick. posted at Christine Kane.

David E. presents How to increase your income posted at Worldwide Success, saying, “Starting a part-time home-based business is a great way to get your feet wet in an entrepreneurial activity. Many people dream of becoming their own boss, but the success rate of most small businesses is not very encouraging. Therefore, you should start small and tread carefully. If the part-time home-based business goes well, you may consider expanding it and making it into a full-time activity.”

business

Nancy Geiger presents Starting an Online Store Called givitup: Starting my online store “givitup” posted at Starting an Online Store Called givitup.

Gina presents Gina’s Tax Blog: Benefit of Hiring Your Children and Parents posted at Gina’s Tax Blog, saying, “If your business is unincorporated (a sole proprietorship or a LLC taxed as a sole proprietorship) and your children are under age 18, you will not have to pay Social Security or Medicare tax and, normally, no state unemployment or disability taxes, either.”

Sanjay Kumar presents Successful Freelancing posted at SimplifyThis, saying, “This blog is fairly new to the world, but I’m energetic and looking forward to joining the community! I hope my post will be included. Thanks!”

Tony D. Clark presents Stop Yelling, I’m Sitting Right Here! posted at Success from the Nest, saying, “It’s humorous, but has real business advice, so I’m not sure which category is best. I’ll leave it up to you.”

opinion

Barry Welford presents ask Google – google Ask posted at The Other Bloke’s Blog, saying, “Google is attempting to stop its name being used as a verb. Ask seems to be delighted that it can piggyback on its bigger competitor and get some valuable publicity.”

stories

Grant presents The Cost of Commuting posted at Kill the Meeting, saying, “I don’t know if this particular post will be of interest to you, but it’s certainly a good motivation to work at home, and working at home certainly fits with my blog’s theme.”

tips

Rodger Constandse presents Working From Home and Getting the Job Done posted at Personal Development Blog, saying, “Simple tips for people working from home”

Frugal Guy presents Blog It Like You Mean It posted at Grokodile Directory Blog, saying, “This blog entry deals with blogging professionally… which I have been doing for the last year or so. I hope it is suitable for your carnival. Thanks.”

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