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Getting a Life : Strategies for Simple Living, Based on the Revolutionary Program for Financial Freedom, Your Money or Your Life
by Jacqueline Blix, David Heitmiller, Joe Dominguez
Book Description
Revolutionary and life changing, the "voluntary simplicity" movement is about achieving financial freedom and living well for less. Now Getting a Life shows how real people have left the rat race for a more meaningful--and financially manageable--life that reflects their own true values and individual goals...With honesty and humor, the authors and more than two dozen families and individuals share their personal experiences on such issues as paying for health care, raising children in a materialistic world, and breaking the link between what you do for a living and who you are. Getting a Life shows you how to adopt voluntary simplicity in your own life and what to expect once you do.
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Being There : The Benefits of a Stay-At-Home Parent 
by Isabelle Fox, Norman M. Lobsenz

Synopsis 
Fox's main purpose in tackling this highly controversial subject is to offer practical advice to parents who are deciding who will care for their very young children. She offers new evidence about the critical importance of a parental presence in a child's early years, emphasizing the importance of continuity in childcare.
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Entrepreneurial Couples : Making It Work at Work and at Home 
by Kathy Marshack, Kathy Marshak, Kathy Marchack, Cynthia D. Scott, Dennis T. Jaffe
Review
No longer do dividing lines exist between home and work--especially for entrepreneurial couples. And, as therapist Marshack defines them, such couples comprise not only two marrieds toiling in the same business but also any married partner who is self-employed, whether or not the "other half" is gainfully at work or supportive at home. After all, the problems confronted are similar--communications, equity versus equality, life goals, wealth management, parenting, and dealing with stress. Though solutions are, of course, individualized, she provides tools to wield: a dozen self-assessment exercises, actual life stories from her practice, and a series of lists that help in planning agendas and as reminders. Sure, much of this wisdom is founded in common sense--e.g., boredom and fatigue are two warning signs of change--but few of us in the throes of both relationships and business remember and practice them. A bit too research oriented to become a true self-helper; still, valuable insights remain. Barbara Jacobs 
Copyright© 1998, American Library Association. 
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121 Internet Businesses You Can Start from Home : Plus a Beginners Guide to Starting a Business Online
by Ron E. Gielgun
Review
The first part of this book covers every aspect of operating a business on the Internet: from planning a Web site to promotion on a tight budget. The second, main part contains detailed descriptions of 121 Internet businesses entrepreneurs can start from home.
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199 Great Home Businesses You Can Start (And Succeed In) for Under $1,000 : How to Choose the Best Home Based Business for You Based on Your personality type
by Tyler G. Hicks
Review
Small business guru Tyler G. Hicks shows readers how to free themselves from the nine-to-five grind, acquire an independent source of income, make more money than they could in a routine job, have more free time, save for retirement, and take their vacations where and when they want! This newly revised edition of his home-based business bestseller has been updated to include many new and profitable ideas. For anyone running a home-based business or considering one, Hicks has the formula for success.
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