Being part of the European Community is somewhat more than being a player in one of the world’s biggest market places.    The European Union (EU) was formed after the Second World War to secure trade between European nations and prevent conflict.   It is based on the idea that democracies which trade with each other do not go to war against one another.   History tells us that this premise is correct. 

• Taking Stock
  
• Personal Development
  
• Objective Setting, Goals and Strategy – what's the difference
  
• SWOT's
  
• Getting the Attitude Right
  
• Concentrating on Client Needs
  
• Work Life Balance
  
• Making it Happen
  
• Practice Makes Perfect

Running a business from home has many advantages and disadvantages but overall the plusses can far out way the minuses.   One of the biggest problems facing the home worker is “How to expand the business” particularly if space and time are at a premium.

Home is now the most popular location for new start up businesses and around 2000 of them are formed every week in the UK; all you need is

• a room or part of a room,
• a phone line with an Internet connection, and
• a computer and possibly
• a decent website

Once you have all four, you’re in business.   But what about when you want to grow the business, what happends then if you don't have much room at home?   In this article David explores some alternatives and provides a few answers that the average owner may not have thought of........