Your e-mail box begins to fill: 4 messages from your Yahoo! Store Manager , each one of them sales. Smiling, you swivel around to the hutch behind you, pull out your ledger and record the day's numbers. Let's see, $90 for that sale, $140 for that one, and the other two total $160. $390 from Store Number One. Let's see how the other 3 stores are doing. It's 9:30. Now what? You decide it's time for a raise. So, you take to the web and plan your next Yahoo! Store. By lunch, you know what your next hot seller is, and to top it off - you've found a place to source it. You've going to take your time with this one; your life isn't about rushing anymore. So you set an easy goal of having your new store up and running by Friday. After an awesome workout (you've lost 2 sizes since you started working at home), and a lovely, healthy home-cooked lunch, you settle in for the day's bass guitar lessons. You remind yourself that you want to cruise by the Hardware store - you're putting in new hardwood floors next week and they are giving a free seminar for Do-It-Yourselfers. And si...