Work It!

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Work It!

by Gretchen Glick

She's literaterly " working it " , from a diagnosis of CMT and managing symptoms,

Diane Gracely demonstrates the power of a positive mind is creating home based

businesses. In her newest book, 'Coping with Charcot Marie Tooth Disease',

Gracely shares her success in creating not one, but several home based

businesses.

Briefly sharing her `story' of CMT and growing up with a disability, through

foot surgery, divorce and a gastric bypass, Diane illuminates the power of the

mind to create for good. Her `niche product' KewlTubes (knitted golf club

covers) is world reknown.

Gracely outlines the steps she took and research involved in starting a home

based business – the cost of startup, word of mouth advertising, reading and

learning more about the golf industry. There's no `work at home stuffing

envelopes' or fake work schemes here, only the real deal with advice and

suggestions for others to work at home and become a lucrative businessperson.

Diane and her husband have also developed beautiful hand crafted wooden

vessels and urns for sale.

Diane stresses the need to develop a professional website and how to do it while

suggesting doing what you love. Love sewing? Love cooking? Love sports or

crafts? It's all about `working it' – turning a hobby into a business that works

for you. Finding your niche and a bit of creativity, proves to be a winner in

small business entrepreneurships for people with CMT.

" A home based business will allow you to create your own hours " , Gracely points

out as she encourages others with CMT to enjoy life with all the benefits

possible. Diane's four websites plus other resources for business startup

conclude a most positive design to `work it' for you. Her website for Kewltubes

has won an award for Best Online Store 2010.

Visit her website at http://www.dianegracley.com as well as on Facebook at

www.facebook.com/kewltubes