Home based business

Stress is caused by lots of things, but not exercising and not eating properly do nothing to help.

Pressure and stress is the common cold of the psyche.

New research suggests sole traders have cut their working hours back more than any other group in the last decade.

Each day, Taskmaster generally tells you to do something. Today, I am telling you to do nothing.

I can’t get no satisfaction.

There is an immutable conflict at work in life and in business, a constant battle between peace and chaos. Neither can be mastered, but both can be influenced.

Telstra set to launch a new ‘premium’ support service for home computer users.

Home-based entrepreneurs need to become very good at dealing with distractions. Yelling kids, family emergencies, and the old trap of the couch are all potential time eaters than can keep your focus away from you business.

While running a business from home allows you to keep costs down and increase your personal flexibility, trying to impress a client when you’re working out of a dingy back shed or a cluttered home office isn’t always easy.

The equipment you’ll need for your home-based business will depend very much on the type of business you are in.

While home-based entrepreneurs enjoy a number of benefits thanks to the flexibility offered by a home office, there are a few traps to be aware of and challenges you may encounter.

Running a start-up business from home has a number of attractions. It provides flexibility, it’s relatively low-cost (there’s no need to lease a commercial premises) and it allows you to juggle the stresses of work and family much more easily.

There are countless ways for business owners to boost profits.

There's an old saying in marketing that those in the business know only too well – half of your advertising spend is wasted, but the trick is to figure out which half.

Searching for that ever-elusive work/life balance?