Dear Friend,

Do you want to be your own boss? The time is right.

You may have thought about starting your own business for years. According to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) 30% of the population is thinking about going solo.

Benefits of working for yourself are many: start-up costs can below, you can work from almost any location, and small, niche businesses are in demand.

More and more people are working from home, calling their own shots, and making good money. Are you one of them?

Do you know a senior in town who could use help with the groceries? Who needs a ride to the doctor’s office, and maybe lunch on the way home?

In the article Magic Markets in the September 2004 issue of Entrepreneur's Be Your Own Boss magazine , seniors are hot market number four in the list of five hottest markets for home based business opportunities.

“In 2003, 35.8 million Americans were older than 65; this year, 36.1 million will be older than 65. By 2022, the number will reach 57.5 million, says MarketResearch.com, an aggregator of published market research… In 2002, MarketResearch.com estimated U.S. consumers older than 65 had $713 billion in buying power. By 2007, their buying power is expected to increase to $974 billion.”

Remarkable when you think about it. That much money on the table -- that kind of freedom -- and so much opportunity for new talent.

Right now you could be having a “senior moment” that turns into a hot, money-making .

The first step is critical: Educate Yourself!

In fact, our book "Become an Elder Care Provider" will layout everything you need to get started in the niche of elder care services.

Our writers pooled their knowledge to highlight issues facing most new business owners. We also explore the field of Elder Care and detail the tips and techniques to deliver that care.

You will need to know about everything from forms of business, insurance and taxes to promotion and client management. As a provider of Elder Care services you'll also need to know the continuum of care options from companionship and running errands to adult day care and nursing facilities.

Learn all that and more in the new e-book "Become an Elder Care Provider".

Would you enjoy a lifestyle that allows you to pick your own hours, live anywhere in the world, and take as many vacations as you care to? Work from your home -- from anywhere in the world for that matter.

Our new e-book "Become an Elder Care Provider" contains the secret.

It contains every technique... every secret... every idea... every tip we've assembled for apprentice business owners. Learn all facets of providing elder care - as your own boss.

Our book takes you through every aspect of setting up a successful service business -- from the forms of ownership to determining profit margin and everything in between. And it shows you how to use a Scope of Practice to provide only those elder care services matching your skills.

Learn The Secrets

Here's something else: once you learn the secrets, you'll have a very marketable skill for life. A skill that will always be in demand. Even if you decide not to provide elder care all your life, you'll have a powerful skill that will help you in any job, career or business.

After all, knowing how to start and run a business, attracting clients, and identifying a valuable, useful service, is a powerful advantage to have. This book will help you. That's because you'll learn the subtle techniques of using your skills and training to set your own rates, work your own hours and - most importantly - work for yourself in a field you love.

This Is Your Rare Opportunity

We'd like to hand you a very rare opportunity to have that "greatest job in the world" yourself. You can have a chance to live the kind of life you've always wanted to live -- fire your boss, work when you choose to work, from wherever you want, and gain control of your financial future.

Learning to start and run your own service business can do that for you. It's that powerful -- a lifelong skill you will carry with you no matter where you go. As long as there are people that need care and are willing to pay someone to help -- you will be in high demand. Your phone will forever ring with work!

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Your Future Is in Your Hands

With the knowledge and skill you'll gain from this one-of-a-kind e-book, your life can dramatically change.

Imagine working for yourself, when you want to, from home, with no bosses breathing down your neck and no commute to drive you crazy.

Imagine being in high demand - the U.S. baby-boomer segment is aging as you read this - people calling you, asking you to help care for them or an elder in their family. You only take on the people you want and practically name your price.

What skills do you have?

An elder care provider adds balance, comfort and care to a family which may be under stress. Can you aid family members who struggle with the guilt associated with caring for an elder family member, working, and providing for their own family?

• Elder care includes assistance with personal hygiene, housekeeping, meal preparation, errands, transportation, and companion services.
• You can provide advanced, flexible and hands on service designed to assist elderly person with work of daily living.
• It's common for families to live apart by great distances. Be a liaison between elderly client and concerned family members.
• Provide regular updates about client's care.
  

Our book "Become an Elder Care Provider" describes how to build a Scope of Practice to help you define and control your service. Match your abilities with client needs.

Know what NOT to provide if it doesn't suit you or if you lack proper training right now. Learn how to maintain dignity, encourage self-care, and build trust, respect and confidence with your clients.

Set Your Own Hours

You can work when you want to and when your clients need you. A human service business like providing elder care never really "closes." Learn from "Becoming anElder Care Provider" how to strike a balance between caring for client's needs and protecting your own time.

What do you need to do?

"Become an Elder Care Provider" addresses many essential tasks you'll need to be aware of in the early stages of your business:

• Legal Structure
• Taxes, Licenses and Insurance
• Required Materials and Equipment
• Managing your finances
• Managing business records
• Business Plans
• Start-up Coverage
  

The book is rich with tips, recommended business start-up forms, insurance and finance information, references and lists of forms addressing needs of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and local authorities. Everything is laid out for you to start and run your business without formal business school training.

Become an Elder Care Provider

By reading "Become an Elder Care Provider" you will learn the best ways to manage...

• Hearing loss, vision loss, memory loss, confusion, loss of ability to drive or cook, poor nutrition habits, and poor sleep habits.
  

"Become an Elder Care Provider" describes the symptoms of...

• Heart attack (including differences between symptoms of women vs. men), stoke, mini-stroke or Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA), signs and causes of depression, dehydration, malnutrition, and Alzheimer's disease.

Disclaimer:
The medical symptoms described were researched using the Medline Plus Medical Encyclopedia. The material in this section is not intended to replace evaluation or advice by a qualified medical professional. When in doubt, seek professional medical advice.

Read about the broad range of specific services you can provide while running your own business as an Elder Care Provider. Which of these services will you write up in your Scope of Practice?

• Companionship, light housekeeping, telephone contact and casual visits
• Adult day care, continuous care, home care and caregiver support
  

Read chapters on coordinating the continuum of Elder Care choices. Understand and discuss available services which will meet the needs of you clients. Learn to discuss options and frame questions to satisfy your elder client and curious family members.

• Residential Services - independent living, continuing care retirement communities (CCRC), assisted living and nursing facilities
• In-Home Services - from companionship to medical care
• Community Services - from senior centers to adult day care

Learn about a myriad of direct care services you can offer as an elder care provider:

• Errand Services - grocery shopping, banking and pharmacy pickup for housebound seniors.
• In-Home Care Services - meal preparation, hygiene and bathing, housekeeping, laundry, home maintenance.
• Medical Management Services: insurance and Medicare forms, grievance policy, medication record-keeping.
  

The chapter on Alzheimer's Services will help you understand the basic principles of Alzheimer's care and put you in a better position to communicate with the family.

Manage Clients and Please Customers

Starting a business and maintaining satisfied customers requires different skill sets. Discover techniques in client management. "Become an Elder Care Provider" walks you through business practices such as:

• Establishing a schedule
• Managing workload
• Working up written agreements
• Communicating with family members
• Handling high stress situations
• Referring higher levels of care
• Keeping client confidences
• Billing, accounting and keeping records

"Become an Elder Care Provider" is comprehensive in its presentation of skills needed and steps to take in establishing and running your elder care service.

The appendix lists crucial industry-specific resources pertinent to seniors, family members, and elder care providers. The references include information on senior wellness, public safety, housing options, standards, accreditation and products, articles and information for providers.

P. S. - Learn to identify and manage emergencies beyond calling 9-1-1. Read the chapter on preparing for an emergency, managing an emergency, and learning how to handle elder clients in the days after the emergency.

"Become an Elder Care Provider" contains a list of essentials to keep next to the phone, and give to family members and care providers. Don't search the house for the doctor's phone number. Even if committed to memory, details are easy to forget in a life-threatening emergency.

Careful preparation can make the difference between a happy outcome and a tragic one.

Order your copy of "Become an Elder Care Provider" today.

Sincerely,
Catherine Wright

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