Jimmy D. Brown has an amazing offer for $10 per month.  It’s called iBusiness Owner. This offer puts three membership sites to work growing your business for one low price of just $10.  Ten dollars would be an amazing value for just one of these memberships.

Here is what you get each month:

1. iBusiness Owner’s Manual - Each monthly manual is 35-50 pages long and written in Jimmy’s well known “tell all” style. These manuals have a *real* retail value of $17-$37 each and are included in your “3 Memberships In 1″ enrollment to iBusinessOwner.com. These manuals are exclusive to this site and have NEVER been released before!
2. iBusiness Owner’s Toolkit - Not only will you learn about the strategies that Jimmy uses in his own business from an “all access” viewpoint, you’ll also get to use the same “shortcut” resources that he uses to run your own business when you enroll in iBusinessOwner.com.
3. iBusiness Owner’s Club- Here are a few of the “Club” perks…
   

   • $120 in free products per year to match the total you spend on iBusinessOwner.com fees. (2-3 times per year)
   • An additional matching $10 per month credit to spend any way you choose! (Details below.)
   • Incredible discounts on coaching, retired products, special deals and more – up to 75% off.
   • Advance notice, priority access and special discounts to future offers from Jimmy.
   • A monthly “Motivational Memo” written from Jimmy to inspire you to thrive in your business and life.

Here are the details about the $10 match. (I think this is the best part of this deal!)

Every month you will receive a $10 credit that you may use towards future purchases of products, coaching, advertising, eclasses, licensing and more! (Not applicable to future membership dues.) That’s right … the $10 you spend for your “3 In 1″ membership is actually credited back to you to spend as you want!.

Your money is returned to you to spend again!

I’m a big fan of Jimmy’s products, so this purchase was easy for me to make. The $10 credit makes it an incredible value.  If you can’t afford to buy an $1,997 internet marketing offer, (and how many of us can), then iBusiness Owner’s “3 In 1″ membership is for you!

Click here to order.

I have been working from home now for about a year and a half.  In that time, there have certainly been ups and downs. My family and I have been making it as God provides. There is much that I have learned and continue to learn that I want to share in the hope that I can help other families get established with their own business. With that being said, I’m back writing for this blog.  I will bring you information, ideas, and offers that will help you build your business.  I look forward to interaction in the comments section as we discuss things and help each other.

God bless, Mike

My goal to work at home has been realized. There is much work to make it a success, but I am at home and working! This is likely the last post on DW@H. While I would like to continue this blog as a way to help other fathers work at home to be with their family, I can’t see it happening just now.

I am in focus mode.  I need to focus on making my new business a success.  I need to focus on my farm.  Most of all, I need to keep focused on my family and God. As part of this, I am getting rid of some of my websites and online distractions so I can better focus.

God bless, Mike

For a startup business, it is always an exciting moment when you get your first client.  Last Saturday, I officially was given my first client?  I say given, because this client, who was a former business colleague, contacted me. I don’t have much time to write, as I need to be working on this project. It is a website for an insurance agency and I will be building it with the Thesis Theme for WordPress.

I’m excited!

Mike

I am coming up on the three month anniversary of leaving my corporate job. I had visions of jumping right in and starting on my business.  That is not how it worked out. In fact, I found that I had higher priority things to take care of.

First and foremost was my immediate family. Second, was getting my farm under control.  Third, was catching up from being behind for so many years. Have I accomplished it all?  Not quite.  However, things are going much better and I can sense that I have some breathing room.

It looks like serious work can start in September. It takes much more discipline to make progress when you are working at home to start a business. There are so many distractions beyond the daily work of a family and farm. I have a schedule laid out, but it takes some work to keep to it.

Needless to say, I am excited to get started in a meaningful way. I’ll keep you updated!