I have found many advantages to Internet. The anonymity of online dating allows you to roll out of bed, hair standing in ten different directions, breath smelling like Boston Harbor at low tide – then click! You stumble on a person you will be dating in a few weeks. The cost compared to going out and searching is next to nothing. You can learn more about a person’s interests to see if they mesh with yours. You do not have to deal with harshness of rejection in person. You have a huge pool of people to explore (remember, 40 million!) from all walks-of-life, people you would never have chance to meet within your neighborhood or small circle of friends.

There is also fraud and deception. You will probably come across a photo that looks eerily like Pamela Anderson – right down to copyright in lower corner. Clients tell me about married people posing as single. Nevertheless, these issues of honesty exist both on and off-line, so do not let that stop you from finding partner you want.

With 43% of U.S. population being single and with so many single clients asking me about Internet dating, I began to put a guide together to help my clients use this service effectively and safely and avoid these pitfalls. I want everyone to find happiness they deserve and want to make this Tool book available to everyone for Free! To get your free E-Book, “Tools To Internet Dating” go to TheRelationshipTools.com and get your copy today.

Don’t be ashamed or afraid, learn best and safest way to use Internet to take control of your life and find person you deserve!

Devlyn Steele ("America's Leading Life-Coach") has been a public consultant and a private counselor for over 15 years. A Cognitive Therapist, Radio host and Columnist, Devlyn also developed ToolsToLife.com. Devlyn maintains a thriving practice in Hollywood, where he counsels famous actors, musicians and captains of industry. Soon his new book will be available, Relationship Tools. You can hear Coach Steele live every Tuesday on LoveBeat Radio 1310 KXAM.com 7-9 PM. Arizona Time.

2. Time and Effort Taxpayer puts into ‘running business’. They just want to make sure you're running a real business, not just engaging in a hobby. How much “time and effort” is enough? The United States Federal Tax Court has ruled that “45 minutes a day, 4 to 5 days a week” qualifies.

I can't see anyone who is in Internet Marketing with a profit motive not qualifying here!

3. The Manner in Which Taxpayer Carries On Business Activity. This one is common sense. Do you conduct your business mostly on telephone, over Internet and in-home presentations (these are good), or mostly at golf course, during lunches and at pub (not so good). Just treat your business like a business.

4. Is Primary Purpose of your activity to ‘Produce a Profit,” or to ‘Produce Tax Write-offs’? The best way to Pass profit-motive test, is to have a Business Plan, and That Business Plan should include a table of Income and Expense projections, clearly showing profitability at some point in future. Note that you are not required to actually produce a profit in order to qualify for home-business tax deductions -- just to show that you have intent to produce a profit.

If you are doing all this then there is no reason for your business to be considered a "hobby".

Myth: You must make a profit within 5 years to be considered a "business" and file Home-Business taxes.

Truth: That's a generalization. Yes, government would like to see you make a profit within 5 years but you are not penalized for not doing so. If you are following above 4 rules and conducting yourself as a business you have nothing to worry about. You are a business and some businesses are not profitable for a number of years.

Myth: Learning how to reduce you taxes is hard and complicated.

Truth: Average Small Business Owners have plenty of tax reduction strategies at their disposal. You just have to know what they are and how to use them.

Once you learn what deductions are allowed you will know what figures your Tax Preparer/Accountant needs and you can configure your accounting accordingly.

Myth: Accounting and tax documentation for Home-Business is not for do-it-yourselfer.

Truth: All Small Business Owners can easily keep their own books using any number of software programs. It is not necessary to have an accountant.

No, you will not have to learn accounting. You will just need to be able to "categorize" and record expenses and sales.

Documentation for government is very easy if you use a pocket calendar and keep your receipts.

In just 5-10 minutes a day you can have records that will withstand any government scrutiny.