Two years ago, when I had been working online about a year, an online colleague approached me about writing an article for a special edition of his newsletter which was to feature successful women online. Naturally, I agreed.

As I was researching for article, I read a statistic that revealed that women over 50 were one of fastest growing groups of internet users. That didn't surprise me, as at time I was approaching that "golden age" and had contact with others online who were also in that age group.

All these women were using vehicle of internet to earn an income online - and numbers were growing every day.

So I wrote article, and it was published not only in my colleague's newsletter but many others as well.

Now, two years later, I realize that things I discussed in that article are as relevant today as they were two years ago when article was first published - and we all know that for anything to stay current online for two years it must be significant!

For that reason, I feel that they bear repeating again. After all, there are an untold number of women - in this age group as well as younger - who have entered world of internet business since that first article was published two years ago.

CLUTTER IN THE KITCHEN The kitchen has been called "heart of home," and with good reason. Here we are nourished and provided for, even if we are dining on a frozen entrée zapped in microwave rather than a homemade meal lovingly presented by Mom. An untidy and disorganized kitchen makes it hard to nourish yourself and others, on both physical and metaphysical levels. How you care for your kitchen is a clue about whether you are giving proper attention to your own nourishment and sources of abundance. Cleaning up and de-cluttering your kitchen opens up space for you to receive support and comfort that you need in life.

LIVING AND DINING ROOM CLUTTER These are spaces where you mingle with and honor your relationships with family and friends. Here you engage with world while being at home through watching television, reading paper, or arguing politics with old friends over dinner. Clutter can turn these social spaces into dens of isolation, especially if mess is so bad that it has been years since you've invited people over. Look around your living and dining rooms to see what they say about your relationship with rest of world. Are you hiding your true self from others, burying it in clutter, or putting it on display here?

CLUTTERED HALLWAYS Hallways are arteries and highways of your home. Think of clutter in your hallways as a traffic jam that prevents important connections between different areas of your home and your life. Look at your hallways to see how you feel about your life's path: are they well lit and easily navigable, or do they trip you up? If you feel a disconnect between work and family, self and others, what you need and your obligations, it may be time to give your hallways a good clearing out.