Making Money in a Recession - Home Based Business Making Money in 30 Days Guaranteed
Living check to check is really no way to live.
You make ends meet, sure, but you find it impossible to get ahead, to establish a sense of stability.
When you're never more than a few sick days away from missing rent, you get that Pit and the Pendulum feeling, as if your head is already in the noose and you're just dreading the hangman pulling the switch.
If you think this sounds a little grim, then thank you for reading, but you probably don't need the advice here, because for everyone living check to check, this feeling is there.
Luckily, this is the age of the internet, so you can build a home based business making money in 30 days.
You have a lot of options.
Really, the internet has opened so many doors that there's no excuse for the economy to be in the shape it's in.
Anyone can build an online business in a month's time with very little startup money.
The trick is...
Well, in eBooks, there's a saying that goes "desperate buyers only".
What this means is that you want to sell things that people either need, or want desperately.
You can make some cash selling less need-driven products and services, but if you want to guarantee strong income, you want to stick to the sort of thing that everybody really needs.
So this could mean anything from cleaning products or services to food or cooking products or toilet paper.
Everyone uses toilet paper.
Secondly, you want to corner a market.
Forget about some great new invention, it's all been done before.
But, offering a product or service to a group of consumers who haven't been offered it yet...
For example, if you sell wifi in a rural area, you won't get competition from the big companies since they usually don't bother with the rural areas, so you can dominate the region.
The bottom line is that you need to find something that you don't mind doing, something you're good at or enjoy, something that you know you can do, and figure out how to get paid for it by selling to people who really, really need your help.
If you have to convince people they need what you're selling, you've already lost.
They need to want it long before you ever offer it.
Most importantly: Equity.
That's your key word.
If you don't want to live check to check anymore, you need a business that's more than just offering services for minimum wage rates.
If you're an artist, copyright your logo designs and so on.
You want something you can sell and resell when it comes to creative properties, and for everything else, you at least want the sort of products that won't be here today gone tomorrow, something that you can keep supplying to your customers on a regular basis.
This is really what financial independence is all about, having something that can make you money.
Little more than a promise of more work should never be enough for a company to win your loyalty.
You make ends meet, sure, but you find it impossible to get ahead, to establish a sense of stability.
When you're never more than a few sick days away from missing rent, you get that Pit and the Pendulum feeling, as if your head is already in the noose and you're just dreading the hangman pulling the switch.
If you think this sounds a little grim, then thank you for reading, but you probably don't need the advice here, because for everyone living check to check, this feeling is there.
Luckily, this is the age of the internet, so you can build a home based business making money in 30 days.
You have a lot of options.
Really, the internet has opened so many doors that there's no excuse for the economy to be in the shape it's in.
Anyone can build an online business in a month's time with very little startup money.
The trick is...
Well, in eBooks, there's a saying that goes "desperate buyers only".
What this means is that you want to sell things that people either need, or want desperately.
You can make some cash selling less need-driven products and services, but if you want to guarantee strong income, you want to stick to the sort of thing that everybody really needs.
So this could mean anything from cleaning products or services to food or cooking products or toilet paper.
Everyone uses toilet paper.
Secondly, you want to corner a market.
Forget about some great new invention, it's all been done before.
But, offering a product or service to a group of consumers who haven't been offered it yet...
For example, if you sell wifi in a rural area, you won't get competition from the big companies since they usually don't bother with the rural areas, so you can dominate the region.
The bottom line is that you need to find something that you don't mind doing, something you're good at or enjoy, something that you know you can do, and figure out how to get paid for it by selling to people who really, really need your help.
If you have to convince people they need what you're selling, you've already lost.
They need to want it long before you ever offer it.
Most importantly: Equity.
That's your key word.
If you don't want to live check to check anymore, you need a business that's more than just offering services for minimum wage rates.
If you're an artist, copyright your logo designs and so on.
You want something you can sell and resell when it comes to creative properties, and for everything else, you at least want the sort of products that won't be here today gone tomorrow, something that you can keep supplying to your customers on a regular basis.
This is really what financial independence is all about, having something that can make you money.
Little more than a promise of more work should never be enough for a company to win your loyalty.
