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stereotype: A typical entrepreneur as a workaholic, running business at cost of family and personal time. But it doesn’t have to be that way! A growing number of North Americans are choosing to invest in their own and their family’s future by dedicating 10 to 20 hours every week to a part-time home-based business. Newsweek magazine reports that by year 2005, it’s anticipated that 50% of households in United States will be involved in a home-based business!Home-based business is a $427 billion a year industry. That’s bigger than General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler all put together. The success rate for home-based businesses is over 80% and average home-based business owners pay themselves between $50,000 and $250,000 a year. BUT … only with right team and right company with a track record that can PROVE their success! Running your own small business can reap huge rewards, including tax write-offs for entertainment, travel, office space and operating expenses.
So what DOES it take to achieve success working from home? Traditional businesses offering a product or a service often require significant start-up investment so increasingly, people who have a significant desire to change their life circumstances but who don’t have a lot of money to spend are turning to a unique business model that offers wonderful advantage of not having to sell or deliver products, collect money or complete complicated paperwork.
Basically, starting this business requires that consumers simply switch stores to fully guaranteed products. The buyer’s decision is simple: since we all buy personal care, household cleaning, laundry, vitamin/nutritional and skin care/cosmetics products on a monthly basis, there’s no question about WHETHER to buy these types of products, but only a decision about WHERE to purchase them. Therefore, this business model involves spending no additional money to usual household budget.
In exchange for their loyalty, customers are paid anywhere from 7 – 20% commission on word-of-mouth referrals, depending on number of customers personally eferred. “Helping People” bonuses can also be a significant source of income. Although traditional methods of referring customers to set up month-to-month accounts with company have relied on community networking, great strides are now being made using technologies such as internet and conference calling. Dedicated customers can also choose to benefit from a wide range of money-saving services, from long distance savings and prescription discounts, to travel club membership and vehicle purchase programs.
