In no particular order, here are some of things that I had made note of.

Choosing path...in beginning, my enthusiasm was very high (perhaps too high?) and I was chasing off on several different home-based business opportunities at same time (exhibiting "dog in a meat market" syndrome, I suppose) and not focusing my efforts enough to be successful at any single one of them. I finally reigned myself in and focused on a single work at home business opportunity.

In other notes I find reference to emotional and/or psychological issues that I experienced and are probably typical for most people when starting a home based business. When working at home a person can, at times, experience a feeling of isolation which is probably brought on by lack of interaction of a work force environment.

There's nothing more satisfying than operating a successful business from your own home office.

Believe us, we know. We tried enough home-based businesses to write a book about it. Come to think of it, we did.

Seriously, imagine getting up in morning and knowing your commute to work entails nothing more strenuous than walking down hallway to your home office. You open door, sit down at your desk and your work day starts.

No more wasting two or three hours per day in car or on train. Think about how much more productive you can be. Think about how you can turn that extra productivity into additional income.

Think about how much more refreshed you are. No tension from driving next to or sitting next to crazy commuters. Think about extra time to spend with your family, being able to make those school plays, little league games or being there for a skinned knee.

Think about it. Now you know why we call it wonderful.