Would You Agree that Owning a Business is the Best Way to Get Ahead?

The truth is, most people that are in business for themselves are the people who have built the biggest fortunes and have created great lives.

Sadly most don’t have the means, entrepreneurial spirit or know-how to do it.

Think about it for a second. Suppose you wanted to start your own business, let’s say a retail store. What do you need to have in place to do it?

◦Huge Investment of Cash
◦Money for building and/or rent.
◦Money for inventory/product.
◦Employees
◦Payroll Staff
◦Management Staff
◦Ordering Staff
◦Computers
◦Racks etc. to hold products
◦Cash Registers/Debit Machines
◦Legal Department
◦And the list goes on…
What if you could start your own successful business for $29 and everything was already in place for you.

What if:

◦You had access to hundreds of consumable products backed by 25 years of research and patents that were better and less expensive than the competition?
◦You had access to millions of square feet of manufacturing and distribution facilities?
◦You had access to millions of dollars worth of computers to handle payroll, orders, taxes etc?
◦You had access to a payroll department and a legal team ?
◦You had access to hundreds of employees to take orders and service your customers?
◦You had access to a research and development team and sales literature that was already in place?
◦Your customers purchases every month? They came back and shopped month after month after month?
◦Everything was guaranteed?
◦You could build your business to the size of thousands of dollars of residual income each month?
◦It was proven over and over again that anyone regardless of age, sex, race etc. could achieve incredible success no matter when they started?
◦You could see the average annual incomes of current business owners as well as the average time it takes business owners to achieve them?
◦All you had to do to build your business was to promote the products/company and set up customer accounts?
◦You had all of that, and your only investment was some of your time and $29 (that was guaranteed) ?
It amazes me why anyone that really wants to make some positive changes wouldn’t jump in with both feet and create a great life! Or at the very least learn everything they could to make an educated, informed decision.

Shhhhh…do you hear the door of opportunity opening?

Some Do, Some Don’t.

Which one are you?

To your success,

Mom’s Weekly Wisdom – Oct. 24th, 2010.

Mom’s Weekly Wisdom is dedicated to all Moms Everywhere!

Being Moms we sometimes forget to stop and take a moment for ourselves.

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This week’s post is about a great book I read years ago called ”The Four Agreements” by don Miquel Ruiz.


The Four Agreements offer a powerful code of conduct that can rapidly transform our lives to a new experience of freedom, true happiness, and love.

I came across it in my library the other day and remembered what a wonderful book this was for me and my family and still is today.

The Four Agreements are:

1) Be Impeccable With Your Word - This means avoiding gossip, lies, empty promises and other ways we cause problems with our words. Say only what you mean, and realize that you can cause damage if you’re not careful with what you say. Use your words to love, teach, uplift and inspire.

2) Don’t Take Anything Personally – It’s important to remember that no opinions are truly objective; we all have our biases, ‘filters’ through which we view the world. Because of this, we shouldn’t take anyone else’s view of us or our actions as entirely accurate; when someone says something about us (or anything else), they’re really saying something about themselves and how they view the world.

3) Don’t Make Assumptions - Much stress is created when people assume they know what other people are thinking. Remembering to really try to understand others and discuss before jumping to conclusions, can go a long way toward preventing conflict.

4) Always Do Your Best – To do the best you can at any given moment, you’ll have no regrets. Some days, your best isn’t as good as other days, and that’s okay. As long as you put an honest effort into life, you will have nothing to be ashamed of, and will not ‘beat yourself up’ over a less-than-stellar performance in retrospect. This behavior can help people acheive more progress toward their goals, and prevent unecessary feelings of regret.

Although it can sometimes be hard, remembering and choosing to live by these 4 simple concepts can make for a very enlightening day, week, year and life.

Enjoy a fabulous day!