I made $19,000 my first month introducing Evergreen Products to market. Last week, I made $73,000 selling same products.

One thing I found out on my rocky road of researching business opportunities, is to avoid fads. Fads come in fast and go out even faster. They’re unreliable. Take all diet crazes that bombard us with newest sure-thing to a slender physique… Imagine what a rollercoaster that would be—sales going up and then falling straight down. Then, you’re done. Your customers are on to next best thing.

More importantly, I can’t possibly stand behind something that I don’t fully believe in. It has to be a product that produces results, something that truly works, and something that I feel great introducing my clients to. It’s about integrity. Products with integrity stand test of time.

I hope I have made it extremely simple for you to distinguish between an Evergreen product and something that will let you down. An Evergreen Product must be in place in your business to achieve success. To learn more about Evergreen products I support and about how I teach people to make five and six-figures a month, visit my website: www.azmillionaire.com

Common attitudes that lead to debt

1. Ignorance. Many people, especially those in baby boomer generation, never were trained how to handle money. The philosophy of today’s society is to spend and spend; if you don’t have money to spend, charge it. If you want it, get it, because you deserve it. 2. Indulgence. In today’s American society we tend to feel that we should get what we want, when we want it. The whole concept of saving in order to buy seems to be a thing of past. 3. Poor planning. No matter how noble our intentions may be, without a written plan that gauges and monitors income versus expenditures we will eventually find ourselves in debt and having financial troubles.

How to get out of debt

“The prudent sees evil and hides himself, but naïve go on, and are punished for it” (Proverbs 22:3). The following are steps that anyone can take to get out of debt and to stay out of debt. 1. Give to God first. The first fruits of all that He gives us—the tithe from our gross income—must be our first commitment. Without faithfully fulfilling this commitment, all other efforts will fail. 2. Stop all forms of borrowing. This includes credit card use, personal bank loans, family loans, student loans, and all consumer credit. The sooner you stop borrowing, sooner you will be out of debt. 3. Develop a balanced budget. A balanced budget is primary tool in any family’s plan for managing money. If you are in debt already, budget will need to be fairly restrictive at least for a while. 4. Work out a pay-back plan with your creditors. Most creditors are more than willing to work with people who honestly want to repay them. Make sure that every creditor gets something, but stay within guidelines of your budget. 5. Learn to trust God. God knows what you need before you ask, so begin to trust Him for things you need but can’t afford. Do not charge to get them; wait for God’s provision. 6. Exercise self-discipline as a lifestyle. Curb impulses to buy. If it is not budgeted, don’t buy it. 7. Seek wise counsel. Many people need assistance in establishing and maintaining a budget and working with creditors. 8. Rely on God’s Word. Make all financial decisions based on principles of God’s Word, not on world’s financial principles and conventional financial wisdom.

Conclusion God wants us to live debt free in order to serve Him to utmost of our abilities and resources. If we are in debt, we are bound to creditor and are not free to serve God to utmost. If you are in debt, determine now to get out and stay out. Anyone can become debt free and stay that way, with desire, discipline, and time. With God’s help, it can be done.

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So my friend let us be prosperous in a productive way. I’ve enjoyed sharing my heart with you, forward this to any one you feel can use stress relief, but leave resource box intact.