One of reasons for this is that parent want to secure future for their kids as every parent rightfully would and feel that that only a few notable professions are enough respected or give enough outcomes to lead a successful life. I blame this on government, as there are no career plans made for youth or no guideline. They are no advisors or planners who would help students and inform their parents about positives and negatives of any profession. One more thing here is people are most interested in things, which are flavor of month and supported by government really ignoring all others.

Another thing is inherited professions like a barber's son would have to be a barber and a business man son's must look after his family business. Come on this is really stupid ever body has its wish and desires. I have a suggestion that parents should let their children decide what is good or bad for themselves and if parents have some reservations about it then they must discuss it with their kids and take them in confidence over it so they may not feel that they are living in hell.

Do you plan to operate your virtual business from government quarters? If so, you’ll need to contact your base housing office for authorization to operate a business from government quarters. Note: regulations on operating a business from government quarters varies base to base, be sure to verify with your local housing office first.

Working for yourself doesn’t mean you’re all alone, there are organizations that can provide assistance and support in startup phases and during expansion: Small Business Administrationwww.sba.gov

Service Corps of Retired Executiveswww.score.org

Small Business Development Centerwww.sba.gov/sbdc/

SBA Women’s Business Ownershipwww.sba.gov/womeninbusiness

We’ve covered preliminaries of setting up your business now let’s focus on virtual aspect. Developing a presence on Internet will be a key factor in launch of your virtual business this can be done by conducting a domain name search and purchase.

Maintaining your site by keeping content up-to-date will be just as important. An Internet presence allows clients and prospective clients access to information about your virtual business 24 hours a day.

Building sustainable relationships with your clients will be critical to longevity and success of your virtual business. Regardless of where your military transfers take you, you’ll always be connected to your clients and industry colleagues through use of Internet, email, instant messenger and telephone (cell phone).

For VBO program participation and eligibility visit: http://www.vsscyberoffice.com/vbo.