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As an entrepreneur you need a space to call your own...a place where the creative juices can flow freely and interruptions can be kept to a minimum.

Whether your space consists of a converted closet, a spot under a stairway or an entire room within your home, your work area should be a space to call your own. It really doesn't matter whether you have a separate room that you can designate for conducting business. Even if you're able to only manage a corner in your dining room to set up a desk (or table) and your computer then so be it. That's your workspace.

If you are fortunate enough to have access to an entire room within your home, then good for you! That's even better! No matter where your space is, stake your claim! It is your territory and other family members should recognize and respect your space, and make it a point to keep out.

Once you have established your space, then you have the fun-filled chore of setting it up and organizing it to meet your needs. Always keep in mind the amount of space you have available. Carefully select the furniture and equipment that you MUST have in order to meet your needs.

Arrangement of the furniture and equipment is a very important part of organizing your office. Make sure you place each piece so that it is safe and within your reach for efficiently conducting business.

If you will be meeting with clients in this particular space, create a professional and tasteful decor...possibly one that reflects the type of work you do. If you are a photographer, fill the room with samples of your photography work. A wedding consultant may choose to create a more romantic look for her soon-to-be brides and grooms.

If the office won't be used by customers or clients, do your own thing! Occupying a room in the home with a door that can be closed behind you at the end of the day has a definite advantage over one which occupies a space in the corner of the family room. Why? One of the most difficult things that entrepreneurs find they are faced with is knowing when to say enough is enough and walk away. Having a door to close behind you may make it easier to walk away at the end of the day.

If you don't that luxury in your workspace, then you must force yourself to stop working at a certain time, stick to your schedule, and walk away. If you have to, turn off the computer and put away all of your items that would tempt you to be drawn back to it. Make your work space as comfortable and familiar as possible, as you will find yourself spending a great deal of time in that very area.

With smaller children it's critical that your workspace be secured when you're not around. Can you imagine what a curious toddler would do with a pile of your business papers and some pens?

Everyone's idea of a perfect workspace differs from one to the other, just as the type of work they are in. Therefore, it's up to the individual, and the requirements of their specific occupation, as to how much space is needed and in what part of the home works best..

With many, it may even be a matter of trying out several places in the home before deciding on which one best meets your specific needs. Be creative and discover what personally works for you in establishing a workspace to call your own.

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If you're like most women, you have dozens upon dozens of sandals, sneakers, loafers, flip-flops, boots, and other footwear. But how many of them do you love? Really love? How many fit well, complement your fashion sense, and are versatile enough to serve multiple purposes? Moreover, how many of these shoes do you really need? You may be surprised to learn that the following nine must-haves are the only styles required to create a shoe wardrobe so all-encompassing, so perfect, that no matter what the occasion is, you'll have just the right shoe.

1. Two or three pairs of expensive-looking shoes for a work. Study what your boss is wearing then get yourself two great-looking pairs of similar shoes. Not only will you always look appropriate and stylish. you'll always have a pair clean and ready should one need to go to the cobbler. Need style suggestions? Go with pumps. Not only are pumps flattering and easy to wear, they are the quintessential woman's work shoes, especially for those working in offices, banks, or upscale shops. Opt for a dark or medium neutral. Think black, chocolate, cordovan (an old-fashioned word for cherry-kissed brown), or even burgundy, navy, or charcoal.

2. One warm-weather work shoe. Your best bet is a two-part pump—or one with peep toes— in a light shade such as tan, beige or dove gray.

3. One pair of slingbacks in a neutral shade. They look chic with straight skirts and classic-cut trousers. They can be worn with bare legs or opaque winter stockings. Plus, they work well with formal and near-formal wear, they add sophistication to jeans, and instantly dress up a denim skirt and cardigan like nothing else can.

4. One pair of strappy dress sandals to wear with formal or semi-formal attire. They can sex-up a pair of jeans, too. Best colors: a mid-tone or pale neutral, including metallics such as silver or gold.

5. One pair of neutral-colored casual shoes for weekends. A woman can never go wrong with classics such as oxfords, moccasins, loafers, or clogs.

6. One pair of attractive athletic shoes. They're good-enough-looking for your Juicy Couture tracksuit, yet hard-working enough to perform at the gym.

7. One pair of fashion boots in a medium or dark neutral. Something classic enough for work-wear yet sexy enough to add an edge to jeans and an everyday tee. Top-of-the-calf boots with a flat heel are one of the cold weather season's hottest looks, but are surprisingly in-demand even as the weather grows warmer.

8. Two or more pair of casual, warm weather shoes in a pale neutral or fashion color. Think sandals, ballet slippers, or flip-flops done up in a dressy material like leather. Consider yourself a die-hard fashionista? Find a pair of espadrilles with a low to medium heel. Espadrilles are one of 2006's most coveted warm-weather trends.

9. One pair of galoshes or other weather-protective footwear. If you spend a good amount of time outdoors, go with two pairs . Be sure one is a classic style, such as Hunter Wellingtons in navy, green, red, pink or pale blue.

So ladies, clean out your closets, and stop spending money on shoes you don't absolutely love or that does not fit well, complement your style and is not versatile to serve multiple purposes. If you follow the above tips you will create a woman's fashion footwear wardrobe, that no matter what the occasion is, you will have the perfect shoe.

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Most people go to work each day, working in an office, store, or factory. For most of these people the options are limited when it comes to being able to work at home. There are some people, however, who have the luxury of being able to stay home while they earn their living. Some jobs can be accomplished at home in the same amount of time as anywhere else and with the same amount of quality. These types of jobs usually mean that the person is self-employed and working for themselves. If you are one of those people that can do your job from the comfort of your own home there are some things that you'll need to take into account.

One of the most important things that you need to remember is that you should keep an accurate record of all your expenses since many of these costs will be a tax write off and you want as many of those write offs as you can find. You'll be able to claim the part of your home that you use as an office as an expense since you're using your home for business. Other items that you can claim on your taxes include (1) a portion of the phone charges that you use for business, (2) any equipment that you purchase, including a computer, your desk, and your fax machine, (3) paper and supplies, (4) a portion of the gas and electricity that you use to heat and power your home, (5) any travel expenses when you need use your car for your business, (6) any books or other materials, such as software, that you use to do your business, and (7) any other miscellaneous expenses that you incur for being able to work at home. Working at home works for some people but other people find that it takes a great deal of discipline and motivation to get the job done without being easily distracted. Before you decide to work at home make sure that you get all the information that you need to make an informed decision.

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I'm sure many online marketers have kids and they often come over to the desk when you are busy working online to ask questions like "what are you doing dad/mom" etc.

How many of us actually tell them what we are doing or better yet show them?

I have been guilty of being "to busy" to answer questions or saying not right now daddy's busy.

All this changed the first time I actually took the time to explain to my daughter just exactly what I was doing.

My daughter has some "challenges" that I won't go into here but the result of me explaining a little bit of what I do and why to her has been no less than inspiring to me.

She took an interest in this whole marketing thing, especially wondering why people buy things and what makes them buy one item instead of a similar one.

We have had lots of conversations about this and looked at lots of products and ads, everything from tv, ebay, online sites and even the wso's on the forum. We've discussed Christmas and observed the transformation of stores and tv ads during the holiday season.

She has learned a lot about:

* Integrity and honesty in promoting a product and many of the various ways to get the attention of the viewer.

* How a buyer that feels fooled or cheated won't be back and will tell people they know not to buy from you.

* Wanting to "belong to a group" - she was sitting next to me when we watched hundreds of people fill up a much anticipated members site that just launched with a limit of 500 members. She witnessed first hand how building anticipation and exclusivity can work.

* Selling something you are passionate about - how it won't seem like work and you will probably have a better chance of success when the passion you have for a product show's through.

Soon all these evening conversations and lessons lead to Stephanie wanting her own website to sell something from.

First she needed some money to launch her site. At the time I was an active power seller on ebay. Her little brother Thomas was really into Bionicles (a toy) and was always cruising ebay looking for a deal on the latest Bionicle. One night we were at Wal-Mart and as usual in the Bionicle section with Thomas. The little toys were on sell at less than half price. Stephanie suggested that we could buy them and sell them on ebay. We did, we bought them all and sold almost all of them at retail or above. She helped design the ad and suggested posing some out of the boxes for pictures and was involved in the design of the auction ad. Enough was made to start her website. More ebay auctions followed to raise a few more dollars.

After some discussion Stephanie decided what she wanted her website to be about.

She decided on:

* The pet niche - an area she is definitely passionate about (three dogs, hamsters, guinea pigs, fish and turtles make their home with us).

* She picked out several private label products (from a marketer we met in an online forum) and a few click bank products to promote.

* She chose the domain name.

* She bought the website to use a starting point for her site (she picked it out from ebay for $25).

Her site will be complete soon and will include private label products about dog care, click bank products, resell rights products for dog/cat recipes, articles, adsense, and two of her very on products written for her but based on what she wanted them to include. One is on buying and caring for hamsters the other is on guinea pigs and includes plans for the guinea pigs home and an outdoor guinea pig play box. Of course I will be the one to finish up the site and get it on the web but the concept, product selection, chosen design and her products were all decided on by her. Think of all she will be learning from this process. She is involved every step of the way.

Many of her own graphics will be used on the site and in the products. She went from coloring graphics with crayons (her other passion) to drawing them in a paint program using a pen mouse that she purchase