If you are tired of what you are going through,then start something small.The truth is, however, you don’t have to have a lot of money, or a special skill, to start a business. Just to prove the point, we’ve come up with few simple, easy to execute ideas that you can use today, with very little investment, to start your road to entrepreneurship.
Start an evening class teaching basic computer skills.
This might include an introduction to various aspects of the Windows operating system, plus how to use a web browser to surf the internet, and how to use an email program.
Start a self-defence class specialising in martial arts. Find suitable premises to hold the classes. If you don`t have the necessary qualifications advertise for qualified experts to teach for you. Pay them a set fee or a percentage of the profits. Advertise the classes in the local newspaper, shop windows and community noticeboards.
Start your own school for dancing.
If you have the experience and patience to teach children, or adults, then why not put your skills to good use by offering dancing classes part-time? Whether it`s tap, ballet or ballroom dancing, there will always be a number of people who will want to learn. Particularly young children who are often encouraged by their parents. Finding suitable premises is the main hurdle. Once a location is found advertise your classes in the local press.
Start and run weekend courses in landscape painting or photography.
If you`re a creative type with a good knowledge of painting or photographic techniques, then why not set up a course teaching other people how to paint or photograph landscapes like an expert. The course could include an occasional trip to areas of natural beauty to gain practical experience, as well as classroom theory. There are lots of people looking for ways to spend their leisure time, and painting and photography are two of the most popular subjects for newcomers seeking to improve or take up a new hobby.
Teach the English language. This would be aimed at foreign students and residents who want to improve their English and writing skills. This can be done on a personal one-to-one basis in the person`s own home, or with a group of people at an evening class. This would make a good part-time opportunity for a qualified teacher to supplement their income.
Teach a foreign language.
A foreign resident who speaks good English should have no difficulty in finding students who wish to learn their language through personal tuition. French, German, Spanish and Italian are probably the most popular choices. But other languages are also in demand. Advertise your service in the local and regional press.
Teach people how to sail.
Here is another popular activity that holidaymakers like to participate in at seaside and lakeside resorts. A similar operation to the one previously described for windsurfing could be set up, only this time your teaching skills would be based on your expert knowledge of handling small sailing craft. Apart from the obvious requirement of having a place to keep your boats, make sure that you have the correct insurance to cover all eventualities.
Become a sports instructor.
If you`re a keen sportsmen with skills or qualifications in any particular area, you should seriously consider teaching others how to improve their game. A good instructor can easily make a good part-time income from teaching one of the following sports: Golf, tennis, swimming, football, rugby, athletics, gymnastics etc. If you`re suitably qualified, approach your local sports club to see if any vacancies are available, or set up your own class by hiring suitable facilities and charging for personal tuition.
Become an aerobics instructor.
Here again, someone with suitable qualifications can start their own part-time classes teaching aerobics on a regular basis. Aerobics is one of the more popular activities used to help people get fit. Classes of twenty people or more are not unusual. Advertise your courses in the local press and sports centres.
Written by Yinka olawunmi(Visioneer Success system int'l)









This
is just a no-no.It's nasty and belittling, and it gets at his fear that
he may be exhibiting the worst traits of his family.If you're about to
spout a criticism like this, stop and think about
what's behind it: Maybe your father-in-law is the kind of guy who never
cleans up after himself, and your husband's habit of leaving dirty
dishes around the house is getting to you. You should skip the insult
and get right to a reasonable request, such
as: "Hon, when you're done with your sandwich, can you bring your dish
over to the sink?" That way, you can achieve your goals without hurting
him in the process.
First, figure out why you want him to find a new job so badly. Do you
dislike how much time he spends away from home? Do you think he can or
should be further ahead career-wise? Is he not bringing home a
healthy-enough salary? Before you say anything that could be hurtful to
him, think about what your own issues are,Be particularly careful that you're not attacking his ability to support
you and the kids: Part of how a man evaluates himself is by how well
he can take care of his family,so insulting him in this sensitive area can be a serious blow. To avoid
this, have regular talks about both of your jobs, career ambitions and
budget concerns.

These
are two phrases I advise couples never to use,because they set up an
instant, negative tone; they halt communication and they put the other
person on the defensive.These blanket statements can make your husband
feel unfairly attacked,
and chances are he'll just fire back with all the times he did help.
If there are legitimate problems you'd like to address (he really does
tend to leave his tools all over the garage floor or often forgets to
put gas in the car after driving it), avoid generalizing and try to
focus on the issue at hand while also communicating how his actions make
you feel: "When you come home with an empty tank of gas, I feel like
you don't care about the next person who has to drive the car—which is
usually me." Then add the phrase "would you be willing...,""Would you be
willing to fill up the car when it gets below a quarter
tank?" Most men are willing to do most anything that'll make you happy
