Savvy Internet marketer and Success coach Mick Lolekonda shares 4 reasons why starting a home business is a great way to inexpensively and efficiently build residual income.
Edmonton, September 4, 2006. Yes, there are many ways one can earn a living. You can have job, decide to be self-employed, or be a business owner. Usually when being an employee or self-employed, if you don’t go to work, you don’t get paid. Only when you’re a business owner can you afford not going to work and still have money coming in. However, not all of us have the ability to start businesses from scratch. So what is the next best thing for the “average” person to build residual income and substantial income? Starting your home business income opportunity.
Those opportunities don’t require you to have experience in the industry to succeed. All you need is your ability to follow and plug into a system, persistence, and consistency in your daily method of operation.
So why having this kind of home business is a great way to build residual income? For starters, you don’t need a huge investment to get started. Investment ranges from less than $100 to a couple of thousand dollars making it affordable for a wide range of pocket book sizes. Once you join, contrary to a traditional business, when you play your cards right you can be in profit within a couple of month as opposed to a couple of years. Provided you find the right program that is.
Then, you can also take advantage of leveraging both your time and efforts. You’ll find that as more people join you in business and your list of customers expands, you’ll work less and less… but earn more and more. It is said that you typically need 2 personal sign-ups after qualifying for a money-making position to start increasing your income.
The third great reason why you can efficiently build residual income in the home-business industry is that you can have a business portfolio. That simply means you can have an integrated system of home-businesses working for you. Just as it happens with mutual funds, you can capitalize on the power of diversification. In our case, with having multiple home-businesses or income streams, we’re relying on the power of diversification. The reason being that you never know which business will perform the best. And in case one business either disappears, or under performs, you always have the others to minimize its financial negative impact. This is a strategy commonly used to protect oneself from financial disaster but primarily because you never know which one could catapult you to massive wealth.
The fourth benefit of having a home business is that you have a worldwide market with an endless supply of customers and potential business partners. As an indication, 150,000 people start a home-business everyday in the U.S.A alone. So the question is how big a piece of the pie do you want? You’ll just need to have the right approach to attract them.
Especially if you are considering entering the home business industry, the only challenge you face is finding other people just like yourself that want to start and build a successful business. But rest assured, when you align yourself with the right successful mentors and programs, you can and will overcome that hurdle.
You can contact Mick Lolekonda at (+1) 780-628-2593 or justmick@whoismicklolekonda.com
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