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Marketing is the profession I chose the school. Yes, I am one of the few people who actually work in the field she studied in school!

Why I chose marketing? Why do I still love after 21 years?

Here are 10 reasons I Love Marketing.

(1) is never boring. No two days are ever the same. Because no two projects are always the same. And because no two clients still the same. So even if I do the same task there are always enough variables to the interesting.

(2) It's creative. Marketing is about ideas. It's about creating ways to provide more increasingly sell. It is a creative industry, filled creative, idea-generating people. And I LOVE to create!

(3), I get to learn about all types of businesses. During last 21 years I created and implemented marketing plans for clients in every industry imaginable. I've marketed fitness, new cars, new houses, selling houses, newspapers, websites, hotels, restaurants, products, and the list goes on. In the process, I get to learn about each of these companies and it's fascinating.

(4) This is writing and I love to write. Writing is one of my favorites creative outlets. To have the opportunity to do every day in their work is pure joy!

(5) It enables me to have my own business. When I decided that I wanted to be more at home with their children, I was able to successfully open my own business, because I knew how to market. And it continues to allow me to successfully open new business activities.

(6) It is suitable for independent and separate works. Marketing is not just something you can do 9 to 5 jobs. There are many external and independent employment opportunities available. Because of this I was able to easily switch from full-time – labor market for their own business.

(7) I can meet all kinds of interesting people. From clients to the media, the manufacturing vendors, partners, respondents to podcast, I had the opportunity to meet so many interesting people in the last 21 years. And I will continue to meet new, every day. It's super!

(8) It's constantly changing, so it keeps me on my toes. It seems that they are always inventing new ways to market. In the last two years alone, I had to completely learn about Internet Marketing, Blogging and Podcasting – Things which I knew nothing about before. I tell you that my brain still young!

(9) There are so aspects of marketing career. Over the last 21 years, I worked in advertising agencies in manufacturing, media and account services. I was director of marketing at the client side. I've run my own virtual marketing agency, DLC Marketing. And I had the opportunity to create and build 10stepmarketing, Twin connection and now 6FigureWorkAtHomeMom.

(10) helped me and for the last 21 years! Although I admit I did a lot of my first few years of college (talk about living peanuts!), for the most part, Marketing has allowed me to make a good living doing work I like.

And what about you? Love what you do? If not, it's not you took the time your enthusiasm and monitor it. Make sure that your marketing a step in that week.

Debbie LaChusa is the founder and president of DLC Marketing, Inc. and The National Association of Home-Based Business Moms. She is also the author of The Career-at-Home Mom: Secrets for Earning a Six-Figure Income While Having Time for Your Family. She’s a marketing and home-based business coach and international speaker who has shared the stage with celebrity teachers from “The Secret.” You can register for Debbie’s free special report, “Why Marketing Isn’t Enough” and get a complimentary subscription to her ezine, Stepping Up! at http://www.debbielachusa.com

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