Still running the rat race?
Why not just out that (dangly) treadmill and go for yourself instead?
Sure. It’s not easy. It’s not safe. But it’s probably better than getting one of your toes caught on that darn treadmill and ending up with tetanus.
Now, if you don’t have more than a couple of cheesecake slices and a candy bar in your bank account to invest into your own Business right now, then your “safest” bet would be to sneak your way into a Multilevel Marketing Business.
Keep in mind though, not all MLM opportunities are created equal, and not all of them will make your heart sing and giggle with delight.
So, start by identifying who you are and what you would like to do (when you’re stone cold sober), even if no one paid you any money for it. Then start looking for an already successful MLM company that fits your heart’s desires like a glove (or a sock if you don’t use gloves).
A second option is to start your own website (ideally a blog). A blog and a vlog (powered by Youtube) allows you to promote your skills, knowledge and passions in the form of helpful posts and videos. And thereby generating an audience that you can market to over and over and over and over again. If you’re lucky they’ll even stick with you well into your 120s.
You can even plug in your opportunity in there for the extra exposure. But refrain from stapling your affiliate links all over the place unless you don’t mind coming across as a shady dude out to steal all their money and their coconut water. Worse still, they’ll never visit your site, read your emails, watch your videos, buy your stuff, or even leave any nasty negative comments on your blog posts ever again (shocker!).
With Business (just as in our everyday lives) there’s always a right way to do things. And a very catastrophic way of doing things.
The right way would be to “model” after what the most successful people in your chosen MLM company (or field) are doing already (except when they’re wearing burglar outfits). One of the easier ways of getting this “inside information” is to sign up under someone who’s already had a ton of success with the company and has scrunched all their knowledge into a simple playbook or one delicious apple pie. That means, by munching through their knowledge and digesting it properly (hopefully), you’ll pretty much be able to produce similar results to theirs. Or at the very least produce half a teaspoonful of what they had managed to achieve (for starters). Alternatively, you can whack em on the head with a rolling pin, tie them up and tickle them till they give away the farm. I personally prefer the “more peaceful” approach.
But, don’t quit your job until the revenues you’re generating from your new venture exceeds your employee salary (on a regular basis).
