There are some great opportunities for working at home. Everything from survey taking to digital voice-overs. There are great jobs for people who can write well and quickly, earning a reasonable wage from the comfort of their own home. Even the recently launched Google _link_ pasting scheme pays out on a pro-rata basis for the work put in. But is that what you want? When you first thought of making money online did you think *ok, I can make a few extra dollars... even though I'll be getting a pretty lousy hourly wage at least I can work when I like and won't have to travel farther than my kitchen table!* or did you think *wow, I see how using the internet means I can automate practically every part of doing business from delivery to accounting... that means I can set up my business, leave it running then just count the cash as it hits my bank account!* The first thought is from a HARD worker. Someone who sees their earning potential in terms of the service they can offer on an hourly or project basis. There's nothing wrong with that, and offering your services through the internet can see your business take off as you reach a whole new customer _base_. The second thought is from a SMART worker. Someone who understands what the real power of the internet is. They aquire the skills they need to master this new medium, they study the business models that are already exploiting the technology then they look for opportunities to set up their own money making systems. That's the difference. Hard workers can do well but they are limited to what they themselves can achieve. The Smart workers outsource EVERYTHING! they may outsource to a clever piece of software or to an expert in Singapore, but their goal is to produce the SYSTEM and then let it run by itself. Even if each system they set up only generates a small amount of revenue it doesn't matter because they are not spending any time on the business. The time they spend is on creating new cash generating businesses that run themselves or on tweaking existing businesses to produce even more profit. Of course the downside is that you don't see an immediate return. You have to invest time and money setting up the business and take the risk that your system may not work. But working SMART is where the big money is made on the internet! To Make More While Working Less - http://wmaplank.sail.to/