Is Home-Based Business for You?

Published on this site: June 25th, 2007 - See more articles from this month

"Mommy, I don't feel good.", "mom! I can't find my homework", "honey, the dog's loose". These are just a few of the perks of suburban american living. "The american Dream"—2.5 kids, a dog and a two-car garage, and you are the ringleader in this zoo.

Everyone depends on you for everything, so while everyone is yelling about homework, missing shoes, and being late for dinner tonight because of a meeting, you are standing at the top of the stairs of your suburban home with your hair a mess, a toothbrush in your mouth and your makeup forgotten on the cabinet. You are expected to solve all the worlds problems, drive everyone to school, get something thawed for dinner, and make it to your under appreciated cubicle before 9 am.

This has to stop, you are a hard working valuable person, and your life is worth far more than an office building where no one knows your name. Your children need you. Your spouse needs you. Most importantly, you need some time to fulfill your own life; you need to learn all there is to know about your happiness.
Okay, right now you're thinking to yourself, 'This sounds great but my family is counting on me to take care of the bills.'

Do you have an internet connection? Do you have a decent computer? Can you reap the benefits to your family, to your pocketbook, and to your emotions? I'm pretty sure you can. Take a deep breath, and really look around... you may notice that the dog has been shaved by your 6 year-old, while you were busy working to make your employer's dreams come true and setting up his children's trust funds. You're too smart for that. Throw away these lousy habits and think for yourself.

There are a multitude of opportunities Online if you bypass all of the smoke and mirrors and look for sound business models. A sound business model would allow for changes, personal growth, time to watch the children grow, to date your spouse and take regular vacations without worries of decreased income.
A sound business model would have a system in place to take care of the mundane tasks such as prospecting for leads, selling to the prospect, closing the sale, and shipping the product.

Sounds good doesn't it? think it's too good to be true? think again. There are systems like this readily in place for people just like you that have families to raise and lives to live.... and still want to make money everyday of the week - 24/7. These businesses are set up to sell your products and services to those that respond to your advertising. If you don't have your own product or service, these services have a number of products that you can advertise and they will sell for you.

It's a win-win situation. The problem that most people have when looking for a business that allows personal freedom is that they listen to and believe what they read online, not taking into account that most of it is written by a paid copywriter that has no practical experience in the product or service that they are writing about. The copywriter's only task is to make the service sound 'spectacular' or 'unique' or 'phenomenal'.

When you are looking at business models and systems be sure to pick up the phone and talk to a real live person that is in the trenches walking the walk. Be sure that person is a professional and not another unshaven sloth sitting at the kitchen table in his underwear wondering where his next cup of coffee is coming from. Do your due diligence and get references with phone numbers or e-mail addresses of satisfied clients... then verify them! don't be in so much of a hurry that you don't do your homework. If you want this type of system to run a home based business for you and save you the learning curve, payroll, and time here is a free report to give you an idea of what's available and what you are looking for www. CashFlowNitro.com this particular report explains more of what is available and where to find more information about this type of system.