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Re: Profit

Posted By: Dennis Bevers <bassco2@bellsouth.net>
Friday, 4 February 2005, at 8:50 p.m.

In Response To: Re: actually, I think it's Mentors In Motion (Truson)

> I appreciate the information. So what your actually saying is that pretty
> much anyone that promises you to make money quick, no matter how hard you
> work at it, is stretching it a bit..

Actually, anyone who promises that you will make money period, may be promising something they can't deliver.

I once thought almost anyone who wasn't afraid to sell could make money in my business, specialty advertising. But, a couple wanna-bees proved me wrong. I spent time answering the questions by phone, email, etc. When they told me how the tried to sell, and I suggested other (better) methods, they wouldn't listen. They blamed me and my company because it didn't work for them.

So, while I point out that it is a great opportunity, I make sure to emphasize that it isn't for everyone.

As others have stated here in this thread, and many times before, look for something that interests you, and you will find it easier to put for the time, effort, and energy.

As an example, there are some pro fishermen that make it look easy, but others could use the same bait in the same waters and find themself starving for lack of success. Most of those pros wanted to spend more time fishing, so followed their heart's desire and turned their dream into a career.

Selling b2b, working with many of the same clients on a regualr basis has made my work enjoyable for most of the 20+ years I've been in this business.

This forum is a great place to see some ideas and businesses that have worked for others. Many are earning extra income from a home-based business, while a few of us are full-time self-employed.

Warning: Many hobbies that people enjoy don't necessarily lend themselves to generating serious income. But, it never hurts to investigate the possibility.

Best of luck in finding something that will work for you.

Dennis Bevers

My no hype - low risk bizopp.

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        Kim -- Friday, 4 February 2005, at 11:09 a.m.
        
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        Truson -- Friday, 4 February 2005, at 4:19 p.m.
        
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        Kelly Sutton -- Friday, 4 February 2005, at 6:08 p.m.
        
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