My entrepreneurial spirit captured my imagination as I had considered going into business for myself many times. I knew that life after baseball was just around the corner and that my 18 years of “Split-Contract” income was not going to insure my family the lifestyle we wanted. I’d see other people’s successes and say, “I can do that, too” or “I can do better than that.” (My competitive nature plaques me still.)I was exploring options and looking for more information. And finally, (two years after retirement) off to a great start! The more questions I asked, the more I learned about myself and my business idea, the greater my chance of making the correct decisions in the journey.These are the things I’ve learned:Know your goals* What do you want in your life?* Where are you trying to go?* What are you trying to build?A home-based business must be compatible with your goals, talents and resources. It is a good way to combine your human, financial and material resources to produce a product or service the market demands. Remember, not to exclude additional training and/or educational materials and programs as a resource. Once I made it to the Majors, training […]

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