the next agenda Business on Canada

After buying their first home, Debra Cohen and her husband faced the unenviable chore of finding reliable home improvement contractors. Fed up with blindly picking names from the Yellow Pages and waiting for contractors who didn’t show up, it occurred to Cohen that if she and her husband were having trouble finding contractors, other homeowners in their community must be facing a similar predicament. This bleak reality sparked the creation of a unique service that has since expanded into a profitable cottage industry across the U.S. and internationally.

The hectic working schedules of the family members have made life intricate for al of us, whether youngsters, teenagers, elders or small kids. Such hectic schedules have disrupted the normal family life and have brought gaps between the family members. To make the case worse, the small children are the ones who have become greatly affected victims of this era of globalization and industrialization, which have created differences inside the families. The parents because of their earnings have to leave for their business tours and keep their small kids alone at home. This results in the grooming of the childhood into sheer loneliness without the bonding of their parents. There is no one to guide them at their story books or play with their cars and dolls.