For example:

1) If you are going to have a business, you have to have something to sell – either a product or a service - and you do not have either one.

2) If you have a business, you have to advertise – and you have no idea how to do that, not to mention you do not have a lot of money for it.

3) If you want to do this on internet, you will need a website – you certainly have no idea how to make one of those or how to keep it going!

ACK! You are ready to quit now and you haven’t even started! Let’s go through just these three things, shall we?

1) If you are going to have a business, you have to have something to sell – either a product or a service - and you do not have either one.

Well, if you want to make any money, this part is true! BUT – product or service does not have to your very own. In other words, you do not have to have this product in your possession, nor do you have to be one to perform this service! You can be one that brings a product or service to other people – explain about it to them, highlight benefits of it to them. You can simply use other people’s products or services to make money for yourself.

2) If you have a business, you have to advertise – and you have no idea how to do that, not to mention you do not have a lot of money for it.

Desk Those newspaper ads always prompted you to "start a business from your kitchen table". While this works well in newspaper adverts it's not nearly as practical in real life. A good home office desk is a basic requirement and should be quite basic. Avoid desks with keyboard trays and nooks and crannies spread all over it - this just gives you more places to lose things. The ideal home office desk will have a large, flat working area, at least one deep drawer for files and preferrably be L-shaped to allow for a more ergonomic home working environment.

Chair Anybody running an online or other business from home is going to spend a considerable amount of time sitting down. It's absolutely critical that you have a good office chair. Many people make mistake of using a kitchen or spare household chair as chair for their home office. This is a bad idea because using an insufficient chair can and will lead to lower back and shoulder pain and also looks unprofessional. The ideal home office chair has following features:

* Adjustable backrest

* Swivel base

* Adjustable armrest

* Deep cushioned seat

A great home office chair can be purchased for as little as $60 brand new. The moral of story is - don't skimp on your home office chair.

Environment There are 3 key factors to having a suitable home working environment. Noise, Light and Heat.

Noise - excessive noise (above say 45 decibels or a really loud office fan) is counter productive to your work. You'll have trouble focusing on anything or thinking clearly for more than a few minutes. Your home office space needs to be as quiet as you need it to be. So avoid using laundry rooms or other areas with excessively noisy equipment.

Light - light in your home office needs to be controlled. Too bright and it will produce glare on computer screens and documents. Too dim and it will cause eyestrain. Natural light is ideal because it gives diffuse (soft) light. To achieve diffuse lighting at nighttime set up your desk lamp off to one side of your desk. Adjust it until you have enough light to read conformtably.