Top 10 Tips for Starting A Successful Networking Business

Written by Carolyn Beale


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6.Commit to Your Path of Personal Development. Read, read, read! Just 20 minutes a day of reading is a great start! A networking business generally involves a certain amount of stepping outside your personal comfort zone, so be prepared to stretch yourself. 7.Have a Realistic Budget for Monthly Expenses: products, advertising, office supplies, postage, etc. Know how much you’re prepared to spend, and stick to it! 8.Keep All Receipts. This practice can translate to great tax advantages as a home-based business owner, so keep good records and be sure to consult someone who’s well versed in small business deductions at tax time. 9.Set Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Quarterly Goals (as well as long term objectives.) WRITE THEM DOWN and review them daily! Only 3% ofrepparttar population actually makerepparttar 105219 effort to identify and write down their goals, and it’s no coincidence that they’re amongrepparttar 105220 world’s most successful individuals! 10.Be Coachable. Work closely with your enroller, and if he or she isn’t as involved with business-building as you’d like, find yourself a mentor. Study successful people, follow their lead, and don’t waste your time trying to reinventrepparttar 105221 wheel. Learn and userepparttar 105222 systems that are already in place for your success!

Carolyn Beale is a devoted mom of 2 who works full-time from home running a successful online network marketing business featuring non-caustic, environmentally friendly products manufactured by an award-winning wellness company. For product info or to discover how you too can earn income from home with the support of an amazing Team, visit her website at www.TeamworkSucceeds.com or contact her at carolynshomebiz@shaw.ca!


Ethics in Business..A Lost Art

Written by Sue and Chuck DeFiore


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Years ago, companies were known for their honesty, their integrity, and their good products. They had to be to stay in business and keeprepparttar good image they wanted to project. This gave their company a good name. As many of you know, we come from New York. Kodak, Grumman, and IBM were major companies in down and upstate NY. If you got a job with them you had a job for life, and once you retired you didn’t have to worry. Today, people are losing their medical benefits, their pensions, their life savings; due to businesses thinking of onlyrepparttar 105216 bottom line.

Every time you open a newspaper or watchrepparttar 105217 news today you hear about another business’ unethical business practices. They cookrepparttar 105218 books, take bonuses they don’t disclose, while they expect employees to work for less. There is something very wrong with this picture. It also says to our future entrepreneurs, that this behavior is alright, just don’t get caught.

Like Bob Schiffer, I’d much rather go back torepparttar 105219 time when businesses dealt with us in an ethical manner and didn’t only concentrate on lining their pockets, like today. Also, like Bob, I think what we need are different teachings in our business schools. The philosophy of today’s teachers, needs to re-vamped to reflectrepparttar 105220 philosophies of old. What we need is to “throw outrepparttar 105221 new, and bring backrepparttar 105222 old”. As Bob said, if his mom was teaching today, students would get a completely different view…an old fashioned one. Kudos to Bob’s mom!

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Interested in having your own successful, home based creative real estate investing business? Chuck and Sue have been helping folks start successful home based businesses for over 17 years, and we can help you too! To see how, visit http://www.homebusinesssolutions.com


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