Working at Home - The One Thing You MUST Know

By Trent Brownrigg
Posted Saturday, September 11, 2004

You will spend more time, effort, money, and headaches in the beginning of starting a home business than with practically anything else in your life. However, when it all comes together, the hard times will seem like a distant memory because it will all have been worth it.

DO NOT GIVE UP! DO NOT GIVE UP! DO NOT GIVE UP!

I could repeat that phrase 1,000,000 times and it wouldn't be enough!

Remember, there is a very sharp curve when it comes to internet marketing. Your income stays the same for what seems like an eternity, and then slowly rises for a while. Before you know it your income suddenly skyrockets seemingly out of nowhere and continues to grow.

When you first start to work at home you will spend day after day reading, learning, promoting, spending money, etc... trying to learn all you can to get your home business to make money, and with little results. You want to kick yourself for ever getting started but now you are on a mission to make it work. After a while you start to break even. You are not losing anything now, at least, and it feels good, but not good enough. You want more!

Then, one day, it's like an Angel comes down and says, "Ok you have proven yourself; now you will succeed." BAM, just like that, you start earning enough to put a little away, pay off debt, take a vacation, or reinvest into your business.

That is when it really gets exciting!! You have now learned enough to start teaching others and you can now apply your knowledge to find more ways to earn. Your business grows more all the time, increasing your income everyday. You can now quit your day job to work at home full time. Soon you will be financially secure.

It can be rough to start a home business and jump onto the work at home wagon. Many people give up without ever really giving it a true effort. In order to succeed you need to:

1) keep learning
2) work hard
3) develop your mind and skills
4) ask questions
5) apply your knowledge.

Find a mentor and copy what they do, but add your own twist to it. Visit forums to learn from others that are successful. Do something constructive and worthwhile with your home business every day and you will reap the rewards soon.

Remember there are no get rich quick opportunities and you can't be lazy just because you work at home. Being in business for yourself means working very hard, especially for the first year or two. It sure beats the alternative, doesn't it?

About the Author
Trent Brownrigg is a successful internet marketer, webmaster, and author of business articles. He will personally help you build a secure financial future. Visit (http://www.work-at-home-jobs-iowa.com) for more details