Q & A:What are the most profitable home-based businesses ...

I?m in the same circumstance?caring for my elderly mother and cannot work outside my home. Having been down the road you?re just starting on, I?ve seen the detours and know where the potholes are.

Yes, as has been mentioned, you must be REALLY careful out there. Many people are only after the money that?s in your pocket, which is why you?ll find affiliate links in their answers to your question. (sorry guys?I call ?em as I see ?em) Remember?there is no ?magic bullet? no matter how good it sounds. You?re the one that has to put in the time and the effort, even if you purchase a $ 3500 program.

That said, I?m an advocate of free and/or very low cost tools and training AND multiple ?cash registers? all around me?it?s how I built my home based business and allows me to be here (and flexible) to care for my mom.

The most profitable home based business will likely be one based on something that you love doing?something YOU?RE passionate about. And given some thought, you?ll probably notice there?s more than one income stream attached to it.

For instance, if you are passionate about a healthy life style, you could blog about it, sell vitamins and weight loss products, sell exercise programs, become an affiliate for tennis shoes, exercise clothing, pedometers, etc. etc. A real business (think of a store in your town) has more than one item to insure as many income streams as possible

Start by asking yourself, ?What do I really like to do?? There are many ways you can turn what you love into a profitable business. Think, ?What do I spend money on to do it?? and you?ll find income streams.

Then type that into Google to find resources and training. There?s also lots of free training on sites like YouTube and the newly formed Home and Small Business Network?s blog.

You can do it with very little out of pocket.

Be careful?and good luck!!

P.S. Give your mama a hug for me.

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