What would it take for you to be able to quit your job? You can put up with a horrible boss, because you have no choice.
Living paycheck to paycheck is no fun, but you do what you have to do.
Daycare is outrageous, but it's a fact of life.
Let's not even discuss gasoline prices! So you're putting up with all of this why, when you can have a successful home based business and tell your boss to take a hike? You should know that most home based businesses that start from scratch fail within the first year.
That's not very encouraging is it? Especially after you've gotten excited about having a successful home based business.
But you should also know that most home based businesses that you can buy, that are already successful, stay successful if you continue to work at it.
Now that is encouraging! In order to have a successful home based business you do have to put in a regular work day, just like you do now.
The difference is that you don't have to leave home to do it.
If you can stay at home and put in an eight hour work day, five days a week, with a business that was successful before you started into it, you can be very, very successful.
What would you consider a successful home based business? Let's look at some numbers.
I don't know how much you make, but for the sake of ease, let's say you earn $1,000 a week at your job.
Now, how much do you pay for child care? The national average is right around $150 a week and the majority of families with children in daycare have two children.
So deduct $300 from your weekly paycheck.
We're down to $700 a week.
What kind of car do you have and how far do you drive to work? Most people fill up their car with gasoline once a week, and that costs most people about $70.
Add wear and tear to the car and make it an even $100.
Lunches and the occasional breakfast and the weekly potluck and a couple of dollars a day at the snack machines are another $100.
We're down to earning $500 a week now.
You can still deduct work clothes and dry cleaning, the monthly birthday gift you have to contribute to, etc.
, etc.
So, if you could make $500 a week, would you consider that a successful home based business? Probably not.
How about the $1,000 per week that you are making now? Would you consider that a successful home based business? We're getting closer.
What if you could find a home based business in which you could easily earn $5,000 per week or more? Now we're talking about a successful home based business!
Living paycheck to paycheck is no fun, but you do what you have to do.
Daycare is outrageous, but it's a fact of life.
Let's not even discuss gasoline prices! So you're putting up with all of this why, when you can have a successful home based business and tell your boss to take a hike? You should know that most home based businesses that start from scratch fail within the first year.
That's not very encouraging is it? Especially after you've gotten excited about having a successful home based business.
But you should also know that most home based businesses that you can buy, that are already successful, stay successful if you continue to work at it.
Now that is encouraging! In order to have a successful home based business you do have to put in a regular work day, just like you do now.
The difference is that you don't have to leave home to do it.
If you can stay at home and put in an eight hour work day, five days a week, with a business that was successful before you started into it, you can be very, very successful.
What would you consider a successful home based business? Let's look at some numbers.
I don't know how much you make, but for the sake of ease, let's say you earn $1,000 a week at your job.
Now, how much do you pay for child care? The national average is right around $150 a week and the majority of families with children in daycare have two children.
So deduct $300 from your weekly paycheck.
We're down to $700 a week.
What kind of car do you have and how far do you drive to work? Most people fill up their car with gasoline once a week, and that costs most people about $70.
Add wear and tear to the car and make it an even $100.
Lunches and the occasional breakfast and the weekly potluck and a couple of dollars a day at the snack machines are another $100.
We're down to earning $500 a week now.
You can still deduct work clothes and dry cleaning, the monthly birthday gift you have to contribute to, etc.
, etc.
So, if you could make $500 a week, would you consider that a successful home based business? Probably not.
How about the $1,000 per week that you are making now? Would you consider that a successful home based business? We're getting closer.
What if you could find a home based business in which you could easily earn $5,000 per week or more? Now we're talking about a successful home based business!
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