Do yourself a favor!
By iwrite
@iwrite (5034)
Singapore
April 30, 2011 7:46am CST
Life is tough, we all get it. No one promise you a rose garden, honestly you need to work for your future.
Start a business if you can afford, for a business could give you unlimited income beyond your working years. for example I am involve in a global internet Travel mlm business. if it goes well I do not have to work anymore, if it does I learn more and have opportunities to travel cheap.
Now if there is a business go ahead and try it, else you would be living in regret that you could have.
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26 responses
@celticeagle (168420)
• Boise, Idaho
30 Apr 11
Life is tough and people really need to plan for their futures. More so now days than anyother for generations. Things are more expensive and harder to come by because of that than back afew years. Any plan to make good money take alot of work and forethought. It isn't easy nor is it fast.
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@julietscreations (205)
• Philippines
5 May 11
I totally agree with you. I used to work in a company 10 years ago then I started blogging and work online, now I have a full grown business which is giving us a stable income. This is also a travel business and I started by just taking photos of our tourist spots then featured it in my blog now I am organizing trips to different places in our area. You may visit my website, pinaykeypoint.org and you'll see that not all business requires big capital. For me, it only take 1 digital camera & a blog to start my biz, now we already have our domain, office & staffs who works with me :)
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@science86 (14)
• China
1 May 11
that‘s right,i very agree with you. i always have a plan, but in the end there are more or less other things that you never expectied occurred and these results may benefited or harmful . what we should do is that just like you said “just continue ” and confront any challenge and opportunity .
@ANTIQUELADY (36440)
• United States
30 Apr 11
Good luck w/your buisness. I was self employed for the last 20 years of my working career & altho i worked hard i never was sorry i went into buisness for myself.
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@ANTIQUELADY (36440)
• United States
1 May 11
Would be glad to help u in anyway i could. Have a happy sunday.
@sunnystarfish (210)
• Philippines
10 Jun 11
Life is tough indeed. we have to find ways on how to survive it. I believe you are a business minded person, I am too. I used to sell stuff like shoes, bags and even chocolate lollipops i made. The income is good but it is really tiring and requires skills. Then i tried investing my money but then again, I got scammed. So now, I am thinking of venturing on an online business. An online boutique to be specific. Just checking my finances and how to start it. Have to study it well enough so this time I will not go wrong.
@mykmari_08 (2464)
• Philippines
4 May 11
Hi friend.
It's quite a coincidence on my part to be reading your post. As of this moment, I have tendered my resignation with my current employer and it will be effective sometime soon. I really am not thinking of searching for another employer because I really wanted to try it on my own - having my own business, that is. I've been in the corporate workforce for more than a decade now and I'm quite tired and disappointed. You have to believe me when I say that we practically have no savings from working with employers; but I guess I could borrow from my parents for the start-up capital. I certainly would like to find my own niche in the business world.
Anyway, good luck to both of us in our endeavors. God bless.
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@swtpareek (650)
• United States
7 May 11
That's true! You are the only one who will gain by what you are doing right now.. SO why blame someone if things go wrong or life just takes a wrong turn somewhere. Life is to live, and we get only one chance at it.
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@Sanitary (3968)
• Singapore
3 May 11
Yes, i agree. In order to have a better future, it's best for one to start their own business because it's for the long run, and it can even be passed to the next generation. It does not matter what business it is, as long as it brings in profits and it's legal. Nothing is better than setting our own working hours, with no worries about being retrenched, sacked.
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@chaze01 (185)
• Philippines
7 May 11
Wow, congratulations. Life is really tough.
I'm actually experimenting on things right now, to do unorthodox jobs as well. I want to become my own boss and not to be constrained by other people. Its quite scary but i'm keeping my fingers crossed.
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@tiwari5485 (427)
• Canada
11 May 11
I agree with you iwrite. One needs to try, in order to be able to succeed and every time we try something, failure brings more experience while success brings achievement; therefore it's important to accept failure just as much as success. I love trying different money making ideas and usually put aside an amount that I am willing to loose in my bid to succeed. Since I have already put the amount for loosing I don't regret in case I loose and just wait until some other opportunity comes up.
Hope your internet travel business brings you lots of luck!
Take care.
@flapiz (23153)
• United Kingdom
9 May 11
I am still a student so I only do cheap business. I do loading business for all networks here in the Philippines. The profit is not so much but the demand is high so I have a steady income. I am happy I tried this business because now I can buy things without asking money from my parents. I also have money to buy new clothes and girly stuffs. I even have enough money for savings. So I say business is really good.
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@dreamy1 (3811)
• United States
30 Apr 11
I don't disagree at all. I firmly believe in multiple streams of income. You can't just rely on one job to get you through financially. We see this now with people losing their jobs and taking a long time to find another one. If you have seveveral income streams if one goes away at least you have other income to fall back on. I refuse to work like a slave the rest of my life for some corporation with nothing to show for it. I plan to retire well before I am in my 65 and I will do that by having multiple streams of income.
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@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
1 May 11
haha =D Starting business is not easy because i'm been there before. Start up is usually the hardest part of all, but once one succeed in getting past it, it would be so much easier.. haha =D I've been involved in 2-3 MLMs in the past and so i know how it works. For one to really earn in them, one has to be a pioneer or early starter with lots of downline.. haha
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@iwrite (5034)
• Singapore
3 May 11
Well since you had tried business before you would have what it take to move forward. As for MLM, you have to get one with good training where you would learn how to sell, (Robert Kiyosaki's words) Anyway I got involve with travel, reason being you would be able to target a bigger audience.
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@Theresaaiza (10487)
• Australia
1 May 11
Yes you are right. Lately I have been gathering relevant information on how to invest in the stock market through some insurance companies. Even if the investment is small, well I think it will be a good start.
Business has many risks. One aspirant has to go through failure after failure but the trick is to not give up. Learn by your mistakes and strive to be better.
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@candyfairy21 (2039)
• Philippines
1 May 11
So here I am taking the plunge and venturing into the unknown world of financial accounts. I do not know much but the pay is good.... i do not know much for now but i can always learn from training... so here is to me and all the peeps out there who are venturing into unchartered territories. Good luck to all of us and may all go well with us!
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@bhabycatch013 (9150)
• Philippines
1 May 11
hello iwrite,
Life is too short so we must try what we want even it will not end up so good but we must be positive all the time.
have a nice day!