You see, it's all about commitment and belief. You believe Grandma and you're committed to finding treasure chest!

The Internet has provided us with a treasure trove of opportunity. Taking journey, however, requires that kind of commitment and belief.

Possibilities abound out there in cyberspace just waiting for you.

Yeah, but . . . ? Do you suppose that Bill Gates succumbed to "yeah buts.?" Where would we all be if he had?

Before you even think about a business. Before you start toying with domain names. Before you rush to point and click to buy a web site.

Ask yourself following questions:

Do I believe treasure chest is out there? Am I willing to focus, commit and do whatever it takes to find it?

If you answered yes to these two questions, you're ready and I wish you Godspeed!

If I can provide you with any assistance, please let me know. I CARE.

Patty Baldwin is a former Better Business Bureau executive and the owner of several online businesses. A successful net marketer, she invites you to visit any one of her sites at:

http://www.allbizservices.com http://www.4bstrading.com http://www.allbizwealth.com

= Create your own product. You control quality of product, and it's your 'baby' -- you can enthusiastically and sincerely market it with first-hand knowledge. Electronic products, such as eBooks or software, are extremely popular because they're cheap to both produce and deliver. A good guide to creating an information product is 'Make Your Knowledge Sell', http://buildyourhomebiz.com/myks.html .

= Join a business opportunity. Please remember that no single opportunity will be 'right' for everyone. Find one where *average* representative earns a reasonable income. Look for a company that can offer you support and/or tools to help you succeed.

Opportunity is everywhere! Take your time to select right path for *you* ... each of us has different needs, interests, skills, and talents. Once you've chosen an option, give it your best shot -- until either you start to see results, or you've proven that it won't work for you. A good place for beginners to 'get their bearings' is US Small Business Administration website at http://www.sba.gov/starting/ .

It's important to make an honest effort at whatever you choose. It's all too easy to jump from one money-making fad to another without truly giving ourselves a real chance to make things work.

Why run yourself ragged with 10 money-losing businesses? Concentrate on building one profitable venture first ... then gradually build up to famed 'multiple streams of income.