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Wednesday, 03 December 2008 |
By John P Franks
 If you are looking on the internet for a home business opportunity online because you are planning for a future event, such as retirement or maybe your childrens college education, you have thousands of options being blatantly shoved in your face, assuming that you have signed up all over the place to receive information about how to get started to making extra money but Im sure that you will appreciate the need to some guidance so you can easily invest in ways that are very safe, which will show a decent return over a long period of time.
Of course you could consider the various types of bonds that you can purchase from your bank, if you had the money, but then how many of us actually trust the banks anymore. The institutions that were once the rock on which our society was built, the backbone of our economy, have become the milestone of the each man woman and child that today has a dependency on credit cards, overdraft or mortgage.
Wouldnt you much rather be in charge of your own |
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Wednesday, 03 December 2008 |
By Gregory McGuire
 Contrary to all the sensational claims, all the ads screaming, "Easy Money, Just Click Here!", and all the smooth talking videos, network marketing is hard. There, I said it.
Anybody who's tried it already knows this. If it's not hard, then why do upwards of 95% of the people who try it fail?
So what makes it so hard?
Mostly, the companies themselves are to blame. Most company training that I've been a part of has been positively atrocious. They focus almost exclusively on their product and how to present this product to others. They seldom mention how to find people who'll actually listen to what you have to say.
Instead of teaching you how to identify your target market, companies are notorious for blabbering nonsense like "everybody is your prospect." They then tell you to put flyers on cars, hound your friends and family, and exercise the 3-foot-rule. NOTE: Anybody who has not used the 3-foot-rule, you really don't know what you're missing.
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