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If you are interested in starting your own business (or a second one, for that matter!), here’s an article that you just might find useful.  It’s not the same-o, same-o yadda yadda that usually follows the words “Start Your Own Business.”  This information is fresh and insightful.

#3 sounds like something that’d be perfect for college students - make a little extra money AND keep their skills sharp.  What am I talking about??? College students, nothing…that’s what I need!

 Here’s the link, see what you think. >>> Top 3 Businesses to Start Now

May Monday be half over before you realize it’s Monday.

Joi

If one of your dreams is to be an author, I have a man you simply MUST familiarize yourself with.  His name is Steve Manning and he serves the aspiring writer the way Emeril would serve the aspiring chef. 

I’ve always found words to be particularly fascinating and some of my happiest moments are when I’m in hot pursuit of them - writing at the dining room table or tapping away on the computer in our home office.  So, if a book or manual has been written about writing, I’ve read it. 

Writing is like any other craft, you have to do your research.  You should find mentors and “teachers” and absorb their knowledge.  It only makes you better!  I’m often asked who I would recommend if I could only recommend one such mentor.  The answer, Steve Manning.  He is the one author who tells the reader, or student, everything they need to know in order to realize their dream.  And get this, he lays out how to write that all important book in just 14 days!  Do you realize how many you could turn out within a year?!  

Do yourself the biggest favor you possibly could right now and take the first step toward your dream.  Click HERE and you’ll be on your way!!!

Remember, dreams do come true - if you want it badly enough.

Joi

I’m getting pretty jazzed up about this eBay business - the thought of an extra $3,000 a month has my wheels turning.  So, I’ve been reading up on the subject and, since I play well with others, I thought I’d share:

To be successful on eBay, you have to stand out and get noticed by the people who’s attention you want - You know, the ones with $$$$.  Here are a few tips from people who have been successful at this sort of thing:

1. To catch the most eyes, you really need a photo of what you’re trying to sell.  People want to see it before they buy it.
2. Time your eBay auction to end at times when people will actually be online.  Early evening hours during the week are considered the best ending times.
3. Make your headlline stand out.  Use all capital letters and your listing will jump off of the page.
4. If you click on eBay Pulse on the homepage (eBay.com), they’ll show you a lisst of the most common searches.  So, when you’re yard sale hopping, or scouting out thrift stores - you’ll know what to keep an eye out for.

See Making Money the eBay Way for more information.

Have an awesome week!

Joi

Every day, it seems, I hear stories of people making money with eBay.  Big money.  Big “Let’s go shopping and not even look at the price tags” money.  Whether a person has a job and is looking to add to their income, or they’re out of work and need money, or they’re looking to move from working out of the home to working at home - eBay seems to be more than worth looking into!

You can sell just about anything you’re enterprising little mind can think of on eBay - books (old or new), clothes, crafts, purses, dolls, toys, cars, tickets…… 

For more information on becomming an eBay seller, see their website.

If you’re serious about making money with eBay, below are a few resources I’ve hunted down for you.  (The first one especially sounds intriguing!)

• Make $3,000 Dollars a Month on eBay -Learn the secrets to making a living on eBay.
• Misspelled eBay Search System - Find 1000s of misspelled eBay items and save big….then turn around and make money….lots of it.  Click through to learn more - fascinating.
• How To Sell Books on eBay - If you collect books like we do, you could make hundreds of dollars by selling them on eBay.  That’s where we’ve bought alot of the books in our own collection.  That’s one of the first places collectors check and you may just have the book(s) they’re looking for!
• Hot Selling Books on eBay -If you know what books are in demand, you can keep an eye out for them at yard sales, thrift stores (goldmine!) and used bookstores.

Now you’re armed with the resources and motivation, go make a killing!

Joi