How To Start Any Business From Home

How to start your own home-based business based on your skills, values & interests. What's your goal? Cleaning Business? Psychic Business? Landscaping Business? Auto Repair? Child Care? Home Inspection? What's your passion? Now you need a niche.

Can this marriage be saved? It may be old science, but new evidence points more and more to the fact that all things are interconnected. Especially when it comes to love. No longer is passion enough to sustain a healthy relationship. It takes a little science, too. With the approach of Valentine's Day on the horizon, Career Coach Kathi Calahan says that this is the perfect time to become better aware of our love life obstacles so that we can move past them and discover and achieve our Life Works. What do love and career have in common? "Science and passion," Calahan candidly reveals. "So many couples stay stuck in routine, boring jobs, if they're lucky enough to have jobs these days, because so much of their attention is spent on romantic damage control." What causes the personality conflicts in romance? "Science," she insists. While Calahan is primarily a Career Coach, she knows the dangers awaiting those who want to start their own business while relationship problems continue to loom large in the background. In her home study course, Discovering Your Life's Work - How to Start Your Own Business, she recommends that anyone having troubles at home first resolve those difficulties and then set out to start their own businesses. "It's nearly impossible to get a business up and running when all you can think about are the problems at home," advises Calahan. Could our personal problems be related to our genetic DNA make -up? In a recent conversation with Dr. Fredric Abramson, President & CEO of AlphaGenics, Calahan learned that the human body comprises 103 different genes, many of which influence our degree of romantic satisfaction. Abramson's company is currently testing and studying 51 of those genes and the effects this DNA has on such areas as weight management, sociability and shopping, for example. Offered as a tool to diagnose where romantic problems start, Abramson's My Gene daVinci testing provides scientific focus to couples, rather than g

If you can write well and or take decent photos, a good way to supplement your income might be to become a travel journalist on your upcoming vacation. During times of economic uncertainty many vacationers are traveling closer to home and even more are expected to confine their destinations to the lower 48 states. For those with vacation plans this year, Kentucky Travel Administrator, Patrick Stipes, says that Kentucky offers not only great prices but exciting outdoor adventures as well. Scheduled for an upcoming radio interview with Career Coach, Kathi Calahan, the two will be discussing how to find work in the travel industry and which Kentucky destinations offer the best outdoor beauty and athletic thrills. As a former vacationer in the 15th state, Calahan says she enjoys exercising while on vacation and found herself in better condition after her week-long holiday traveling throughout the Bluegrass State. She enjoyed such beginner activities as rock climbing, ATV riding, river canoeing and visits to historical locations surrounding the state's coal mining industry. Growing up in California, Calahan says at first she had no idea what the dark gray layers were that ribboned the mountain sides. When she mentioned to one of her guides that it looked like there had been a big fire, he good-naturedly laughed, walked over and kicked a chunk off the mountain and said in his thick Kentucky accent, "Hon, that thar's coal!" The good news is that if you enjoy traveling and sharing your experiences, you may want to supplement your income by writing about your own town's back yard, or your favorite out of state destinations. Calahan shares these coaching secrets and many more like this on her website, godseer: Take photos and write brief how-to information, then submit them to online travel websites. Submit photos to area government publications and local chambers of commerce. Start a local travel website or blog and offer commercial ad space on you

During times of economic uncertainty many employees are considering whether to start a home-based business. The good news is that the best time for worried workers to retrain in a new career field is right now, according to Prescott, Arizona Career Coach, Kathi Calahan. She goes on to say, "This is not the time to panic. This is the time for strategic planning. Our economy has always turned itself around and you want to be ready when it does." According to Career Coach Calahan, those who have a business dream must keep a positive mental attitude and begin making an orderly business plan now. The way to do that, she explains, is simplified and contained in these key steps, which are further magnified in her career coaching boot camp: • Name your three best skills. • Identify your three can't-live-without values. • List your three most passionate interests. • Combine your list, find a career where these steps easily fit and build a business around it. With a steadily rising American unemployment rate, the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows a one-year 7.2% unemployment high during December 2008. "Americans are worried," claims Calahan, but she encourages them to keep in mind that employment will recover. She says that by training now, career adjusters will find themselves available and qualified when the market resets itself. And, by agreeing to become more self aware of transferable skills, job seekers will find successful encounters in fields they might not have otherwise considered. As an example, Calahan references her upcoming guest on her Prescott Radio, Discovering Your Life's Work radio show, Monica Davis. A successful entrepreneur, Davis believes that good news is found everywhere, and has built a business around it. Her company, Exceptional People Magazine, highlights the accomplishments of everyday people who have made a difference in the quality of life. Their stories are published in Davis' online, bi monthly magazine and offer encouragement and

Prepare Now for Work in the Travel Industry. Now is the time to get training in the international travel industry. Match your skills, values & interests to a niche in the vacation and travel career fields so that when the industry reignites, job seekers will be prepared. While summer of 2008 showed an increase in American travelers with overseas destinations, according to the American Automobile Association, the trend is temporarily reversing as American's tighten their collective economic belts. The good news is that times of economic downturn are known to be the best time for job searchers to retrain in a new career field. According to Career Coach Kathi Calahan, those seeking new works in the travel industry are encouraged to first evaluate the following: •Decide whether your travel career interests are local or international. •If international travel is your choice, select a country or area of the world based upon your personal interests and passions. •Further narrow your niche by industry. For example, do you have transferable skills in: (a) Import/Export products (b) Transportation - airlines, trains, car rentals, cruise ships (c) Marketing - Tourism Boards, Hotels, Destination Resorts (d) Methodology - Writing, photography, website development As with any career cyclic change, travel jobs will recover. By training now, career adjusters will find themselves available and qualified when the market resets itself. And, by agreeing to become more self aware of transferable skills, job seekers will find successful encounters in fields they might not have otherwise considered. As an additional side note, Calahan discloses that she believes the one career trend which will return with power after the recession subsides is the sustainable or Eco-friendly part of the travel industry. Those with an interest or background in sustainability or Eco friendly commerce are encouraged to think outside the box and consider adding the travel niche to their job

Her passion was web development, which, in turn, led to teaching. Her priority value was developing long term relationships with people. Her niche developed, as a result of these spiritual gifts, into the virtual assistance field where entrepreneur Denise Griffitts found and achieved her Life's Work. Radio host and Career Coach, Kathi Calahan, interviews entrepreneur Griffitts for tips on how to become self employed.

Do What You Love & Build a Business Around It Entrepreneurs with a new year goal of starting their own business are now gathering facts and how-to's in order to begin their objective and are finding this information online, on the radio and with the help of coaches and mentors. Online radio producer and host, Kathi Calahan shares with listeners this Tuesday how to discover and achieve their Life's Work. Based upon her home study course book, DISCOVERING YOUR LIFE'S WORK, HOW TO START YOUR OWN BUSINESS, her online radio show is geared toward uncovering a person's best three spiritual gifts - skills, values and interests. "All of these are the God-given gifts each soul is born with," explains Calahan, "and are the principles upon which to build your dream career." One such entrepreneur, Janis Flippen, will be Calahan's guest Tuesday evening online at BlogTalkRadio. Flippen discovered her Life's Work by following her passion for public relations. Upon further investigation, Flippen found her niche in the travel industry and now works closely with one of her biggest clients, Visit Oxnard, promoting tourism in California. By uncovering her favorite past time interests, values and skills, Flippen is now leading the life she was looking for in an industry which matches her psersonality. During times of economic downturn, men and women with a vision, but not the methods, have always turned to experts for help. Calahan says that those who would most benefit from accomplishing entrepreneurship: Have found a problem and can provide a solution, thus the birth of their business Have made a business plan before opening to the public Know all the local laws and regulations for home-based businesses Either have the capital to begin their business with hired help or can wear many different hats and do the work themselves Know marketing Can keep accurate banking records Can provide a needed service or product on a regular basis

Wouldn't it be wonderful to have a financial advisor at your finger tips for one hour, free of charge? Especially if you are thinking of starting your own business, you'll want to tune in to my radio show & ask questions of my special guest, Rick Fingerman. Learn how to financially manage your own business, as well as your personal dollars. Join us for an hour of inspiration & motivation in disovering your Life's Work in a financially responsible way! Tuesday, December 30, 2008 4:00 - 5:00 PM (Pacific Time) Kathi Calahan Career Coach & Author Finding God - Practical & Spiritual Solutions For Everyday Career Problems www.godseer.com radio@godseer.com

Spiritual Career Coach Kathi Calahan interviews entrepreneur Gayle Etcheverry of GodBlessHumanity.com on how she discovered and achieved her Life's Work. She is an active participant in the movement of spiritual globalization and is devoted to the idealism that we are all one. Does God have a plan for you that will allow you to discover and achieve the career of your dreams? You bet! It happened for Kathi www.godseer.com & it happened for Gayle. Tune in and find out HOW it happened, because it can happen for you too!

From employed to self-employed, Career Coach, Kathi Calahan interviews Al Konigsfeld, who recently made a life changing decision to follow his God-given gifts and discover & achieve his Life's Work. Listeners are invited to call in and ask questions of their own about how to find their own self employment Life's Work.

How to start your own business in the metaphysical world. Professional Astrologer, Cortney Litwin joins Career Coach Kathi Calahan to discuss which spiritual gifts, skills, values & interests, make the best astrologer. Every person's soul brought into this life specific God-given gifts & Calahan will explore those which best matched Litwin's personality in order to allow her to follow her passion. The ability to achieve & discover your Life's Work is based on Calahan's book, DISCOVERING YOUR LIFE'S WORK - HOW TO START YOUR OWN BUSINESS.

Brenda Robards went from overwhelmed & lost to an entrepreneur with a mission statement, business plan and direction as a professional psychic. Thanks to career coaching! Tune in and learn whether career coaching is a good choice for jump starting YOUR business.

Illness and wellness are not accidental. They are the result of the choices we make in our mental, emotional, spiritual and physical actions. So says radio host, Kathi Calahan and health & wellness consultant, Kate Cronan-Sawert. Author of the book SELF HEALTH and personal consultant, Cronan-Sawert will be joining Prescott, Arizona Certified Behavioral Therapist and Career Coach, Kathi Calahan, host of the online radio show, "Prescott Radio - Discovering Your Life’s Work" on BlogTalkRadio Tuesday evening, November 18, 2008 to discuss the importance of living holistically and not leaving personal health to chance. The live online radio show airs 5:00 - 6:00 PM (Pacific Time). Directions for tuning in are found at http://www.godseer.com/index_files/Page477.htm Discussion will also include Q&A for those considering self-employment. Listeners are invited to tune in, ask questions and get solutions to their everyday career worries. Each week Calahan and a new guest discuss how to discover the three spiritual gifts every person was born with and how to make use of them and find the best career match for your personality. Calahan’s business, Godseer, is a company which teaches the art of Discovering Your Life’s Work, using spiritual principles. She says that throughout history humans have explored spirituality and attempted to make sense of it in their own lives. Listeners ask her if there is really a reason and purpose behind life. Assuring them that there has always been a bigger picture, she answers, "Yes, there is and I can show you yours." Making a bold statement, she claims she is "The Idea Queen & Go-To Person" for solutions to everyday career problems and backs it up by saying, "If you will use the three principles of spirituality, I will show you how to find the work best suited to your personality and Soul’s desire." For further information go to www.godseer.com or email radio@godseer.com

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Bullies, whiners, buddies and nay-sayers...every company has them and their divisive energy can block the success to an otherwise able company. Boston psychotherapist, Leslie Miller will be joining Prescott, Arizona Certified Behavioral Therapist and Career Coach, Kathi Calahan. With a current nation-wide unemployment rate of 6.1% and many employees considering self-employment, listeners are invited to tune in, ask questions and get solutions to their everyday career worries. Each week Calahan and a new guest discuss how to discover the three spiritual gifts every person was born with and how to make use of them and find the best career match for your personality. Calahan’s business, Godseer, is a company which teaches the art of Discovering Your Life’s Work, using spiritual principles. She says that throughout history humans have explored spirituality and attempted to make sense of it in their own lives. Listeners ask her if there is really a reason and purpose behind life. Assuring them that there has always been a bigger picture, she answers, "Yes, there is and I can show you yours." Making a bold statement, she claims she is "The Idea Queen & Go-To Person" for solutions to everyday career problems and backs it up by saying, "If you will use the three principles of spirituality, I will show you how to find the work best suited to your personality and Soul’s desire."