So let’s agree that false and hype is something we need to identify as a hindrance to making sensible business decisions. Let’s look at some statements of truth that are more likely to help us get to a, well considered, sound and reasonable business decision.

Try us out for free and see what you think! I like that….. little risk here, just some time spent on test driving.

This is going to be possible only with dedication and hard work! This is much more reasonable, nothing comes without dedication.

Follow our course on how to succeed for free and then decide if this is for you. This I can buy into, as risk of checking it out is shared.

Talk to some of people that have done this for a short while and to those that have done this much longer. I always like talking to people who are a little further then I am but still new and then talk to those who have been at it much longer.

If you don’t like what you paid for or change your mind, we offer a money back guarantee for 30 days. I like this especially if backed by membership in some recognizable Better Business Bureau.

I can go on and on but you probably get drift. Even if we get all our ducks in a row and try to discern good from bad; remember it still is a calculated risk to enter into a home business, especially on-line kind.

I would love to hear from you and maybe share some bad / good experiences you have had.

I can only conclude that you need significant computer skills to be successful in running an on-line business. It is like driving a racing car and Grandpa might not be an Andretti. I can drive a small car, preferably an automatic, but a racecar (although tempting) is best left to professional. I like taking lessons from professional and sometime he lets me try out real thing but only with him as a co-driver. A race car is just too expensive to crash.

So it is with on-line business (in my humble opinion). My livelihood depends on it and why would I take risk of ‘crashing’ it. I love this business and all it entails. I believe that one of my strengths lies within ability to know my limits. When it comes to computers and technical stuff I gladly bow out to my esteemed mentor; no pride lost here.

My suggestion is for those of us that are in same category….find yourself a competent partner that has skills you don’t and I am sure it will pay off big time!

BIZOPZ BOB