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The story of my business – Meetings with humor: How Not to take perform seriously

Have you laughed right now?

My identify is Debbie Iancu Haddad (32), I’m a mom of two darling youngsters, a phd student at BGU and I am a lecturer on humor and laugh yoga teacher.

I was born in Israel to a British mom & Romanian father who met in the immigration center (mercaz klitah) in Beer-Sheva. When I was 10 months aged the family returned to England for six years, and re-emigrated in 1981.

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With the economy in flux, and whispers of recession turning into frank discussions of how long the downturn is expected to last, it’s no wonder that more people than ever before are taking a second look at home based businesses. For some, the ability to
make money online is a way to make ends meet as the costs of everything from fuel to food spiral upward. For others, being able to work from home is the best of both worlds: they can earn a decent income while being able to greet the kids when they get home from school. Virtually everyone appreciates a home based business’ flexible hours and lack of a commute, as well as the rewarding feeling that comes from creating your own financial security.

In life from the time that we are coherent and able to be verbal we
love choices. Chocolate or white milk? Do you want fries with that? Leather or clothe seats? We
love choices and this love spills over into our lives, our mates, the number of children we have and our careers. With the love for choices, people are in a good time and place for a home based business opportunity. If you take just a few short minutes to search the Internet for home business opportunities you will find that there are results totaling 28,000,000. This gives you plenty of opportunities to choose from doesn’t it?…

You have the chance to choose from numbers upon numbers of homebased business from sales to transcription. You can do at home assembly of products and mail the completed merchandise out and receive payment. You can transfer data from an assignment sheet to a computerized
form and get paid for it. You can answer questions about products or services and get paid for it.

Every year millions of people answer “Yes” to that question and every year that answer costs many of them money, time, confidence, and heartbreak. The Small Business Administration estimates there are 580,900 new small businesses opening each year and that number does not include the small one-person entrepreneurships that pop up every day. However even if you are your business’s sole employee then there is still something to be learned from the SBA’s numbers.

According to the SBA, two-thirds of new businesses survive at least two years and 44 percent survive at least four years. Two of the key factors in the businesses survival and ability to thrive: the owner’s education level and the owner’s reason for starting the firm in the first place.