<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

Currently I'm the IT Director for a small group of businesses in my area.  I started off as a regular maintenance guy and moved up over the course of a year.  After I did a little bit of virus clean up on some of their computers they made me IT Director (the position was originally unfilled).  

I've been working with computers for a while now and can do everything from hardware/software repairs and installs to setup and manage web/mail/ssh/mysql anything servers typically on Debian (I do use cent from time to time but personal preference).  I also am quite comfortable with Hyper-v, VMware, Citrix, and other virtualization technologies, even run a decent xenserver firewall/mail/web/ssh server out of my home.

In the past, I've worked part-time for the local college and have a small free-lance repair shop out of my home (really only gets me gas money).

For my current job, I've built our network from scratch, switched to an in house email system, local web hosting, captive portal, wifi, you name it.  I enjoy the job but feel under-appreciated a lot of the time.
<bot>: I'm debating either telecommuting or running my own business but I'm no businessman.  Does anyone have any good resources to getting into/starting either?  I've looked online but can't seem to search the right things.