A bunch of you took me up on my offer to answer your home based business questions here every Friday!
If you sent me a question I want to personally thank you and keep them coming!
It really does mean a lot to me knowing you’re reading my blog and taking the time to send in your [...]

So I’m driving in my car this morning  listening to the news station on the radio.
Now I usually have some sort of business education CD playing on marketing, copywriting or how to get more traffic to websites. ( This is a huge lesson and I’ll write more about this in an upcoming post, OK?)
But this [...]

I outed myself today as an avid watcher of the ABC series, The Bachelorette when I announced the newest addition to my Mom’s Talk Network blogs, Family TV Addicts.
Yes, I am a television addict.  That probably shocks a lot of people who are always asking me how I have time to do everything I do [...]

Chatting with my sister today she told me about a cousin that has been out of work for the last six months.  In that time she has lost her house and moved into a small rental.  Right now she is one month late on her rent.  In a short amount of time she went from [...]

If you have a lot of natural ability - skill, personality and presence that other people have recognized in you since you were a child - you have grown up believing that you have what it takes to be successful.
But what action have you taken lately that would make use of all that awesome potential?
Last [...]

Sparkplugging was offered a free copy of Marc’s book Options Not Obligations for review.  These are my personal opinions about the book.
“This is a how to think book, not a how to book.”
Marc Warnke’s new book, “ONO: Options not Obligations” is more than just a how to think book, though. It’s an inspirational guide for [...]

Many of you reading this probably have vivid memories of watching CNN or the Weather Channel on August 29, 2005. You saw water rushing through a broken levee and up to the rooftops of homes.
I saw the neighborhood I grew up in and places I used to ride my bike as a child being destroyed. [...]