Online businesses take far less initial capital. My business has two fixed costs: Internet access and web hosting. That's it, a whopping $47 a month! Let's see you start your own auto body shop or beauty parlor on that!

There are many online programs you can immediately tie in to and 'piggyback' on their success as well. Even if you want to completely own your own site or system, you can begin by learning from other successful companies as an affiliate, and then continue making money with them indefinitely.

The Internet also provides for a global market, continuing education, and freedom in terms of what time you have to put into it. Naturally, more you put into it, more you'll gain, but it does allow for flexibility and time to grow.

No business is guaranteed to succeed whether online or offline. Success is completely up to you. However, Internet provides easier means of starting out, low investment, flexible hours, a free education, and potential for extra to wealth building income.

If you have considered working online, but don't know how to proceed, start by learning. There are opportunities out there that do offer free training and are excellent ways to start. Find one that fits your personality and goals and go for it. The more you learn, more you'll know what you need to do, and better your chances of succeeding.

Right now, your odds of retiring in financially stable category are 4%.

What are you going to do about that?

Avoid ridiculous claims on order of "Make $20,000 every day just by sending email!!!!!". Email what - ransom notes?

Write exciting copy, of course. Just keep it honest and see that it's well-written. If you need help, get it. It's your future.

Present your product or service in best possible light, certainly. But do it with integrity and sincerity. If they don't trust you, they won't buy from you.

And if what you're selling doesn't measure up to your claims, you'll experience many complaints and returns. And you'll probably get bad-mouthed all over internet. And you'll probably deserve it. Fortunately, you're a straight shooter so you needn't worry about that stuff. Right?

I once knew an Oldsmobile-Cadillac dealer whose television commercials consisted of beautiful scenes and relaxing music. A slide across top of screen read simply "XYZ Oldsmobile - Cadillac, Fourth and Main, Ourtown". In about last 12-15 seconds a pleasant voice offered an invitation to come see dealer for all your automotive needs.

Prospects were well-treated and customers treasured. About only way a customer would buy elsewhere was at gunpoint, I think. His word-of-mouth advertising, even from people who weren't his customers, was priceless.

You can make a strong profit, have a fine reputation, good traffic to your site and loyal customers. Go First Class and everyone benefits. Aren't you worth it?