This is a good question and it should be considered as your first priority.

First off this is what we did not want. We do not want to be landlords. We do not want employees. We do not want any kind of business that is sophisticated and takes special training. It is not because we are lazy but it is because we want a life. Any smart business owner knows the limits of a business and its relative importance in the grand scheme of their lives.

The business is the business and it earns us money end of story. Beyond that we suggest that you do not fall in love with the business itself. If you get too close to it you will not ever say no when you should. It is up you of course, but saying no is sometimes required, maybe it is not selling to a waste of time tire kicking customer or maybe it is saying no to investing more time or money. If you think you can say no then you will likely have a proper attitude and will be able to objectively answer the questions of “do you really want to run a business that you will think of when stuck in traffic and ready to ditch the boss.”

We said yes, but we placed a lot of limits before we started. No employees. No warehouse or stock room. No trucks, forklifts and even photocopiers. Customers pay for products before we order them and ship them. Plus we expect to make a profit every week with no exceptions. We wanted an international business and that worked well in Canada and the USA.

This is why we think that Tahitian Noni International has the right idea with its Bioactive Beverages and that Network Marketing as a business model is so powerful. It allows us to be an independent business where we control the business and can actually make a profit on a weekly basis. Additionally we earn increasing residual income by simply telling others how we do this and by helping them get started themselves. With just 25 customers you can be easily earning over $500 a month in extra cash. If you are interested consider joining us. You can read more here at noni juice business and noni products webpages. ( read the series of posts at once )