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Introduction
Why the move toward home-based businesses?
Ten years ago, if you were working out of your home, it was like you had some sort of disease. But over the past decade, home-based businesses have quietly begun shedding their stigma. Many workers are re-evaluating their priorities. They are walking away from the commute, the pressure, and the harassment towards freedom. Even self-employed individuals are beginning to recognize what they have given up for the price of being their own boss in the traditional business world. With so much downsizing, the corporate world is helping to boost this trend. Added to that, people today prefer to "cocoon" within a home-based lifestyle but still enjoy networking with family and friends.
Look at these statistics: In the USA from 1983 to 1997, the number of home-based workers grew from 6 to 32 million. By 1997, more businesses were started at home than on Main Street, New York or on any other commercial street or mall. According to INC. magazine, 705000 home businesses began that year, compared to 610000 businesses that located at commercial sites.
Two major trends have helped to legitimize those of us who choose to work at home. One is the recent explosion in affordable and easy-to-use office technology. The other is the popularity and convenience of web sites and shopping on the Internet. Anyone in any home business can compete on a level playing field with any Fortune 500 company. No one really knows whether our home page or the faxed document came out of the equivalent of a 2000-person corporate giant or a one-person home operation. More and more people today are electing to go into a home-based business and you may decide to become a part of this trend. The upside is, as a business owner, particularly one that works from home, you are not tied down as you are with employment or self-employment. You are free to own multiple businesses with far more lucrative possibilities. Your overheads are the costs of setting up and maintaining your web site(s), (which in our case you get 100% FREE), and basic home-office technology. It is clearly an option that more and more people will choose over the coming years.
We don't want to make any business sound too good to be true. Depending on the type of business you decide on, there are still a few issues with which to contend:
Even a home business requires some investment
You have to fill many different roles all on your own
You have no one to show you exactly what to do
Sometimes you feel the need to hire help before you can afford it
If you do, your employee(s) become part of your breakfast table
You worry about cash flow to cover even modest overhead
You still have no retirement plan
Again, if you are aware of the inevitable challenges, it is possible to select a business that avoids many, if not all, of these issues and we believe our opportunity does, simply because we offer a much needed, affordable service and our timing is perfect
Ten years ago, if you were working out of your home, it was like you had some sort of disease. But over the past decade, home-based businesses have quietly begun shedding their stigma. Many workers are re-evaluating their priorities. They are walking away from the commute, the pressure, and the harassment towards freedom. Even self-employed individuals are beginning to recognize what they have given up for the price of being their own boss in the traditional business world. With so much downsizing, the corporate world is helping to boost this trend. Added to that, people today prefer to "cocoon" within a home-based lifestyle but still enjoy networking with family and friends.
Look at these statistics: In the USA from 1983 to 1997, the number of home-based workers grew from 6 to 32 million. By 1997, more businesses were started at home than on Main Street, New York or on any other commercial street or mall. According to INC. magazine, 705000 home businesses began that year, compared to 610000 businesses that located at commercial sites.
Two major trends have helped to legitimize those of us who choose to work at home. One is the recent explosion in affordable and easy-to-use office technology. The other is the popularity and convenience of web sites and shopping on the Internet. Anyone in any home business can compete on a level playing field with any Fortune 500 company. No one really knows whether our home page or the faxed document came out of the equivalent of a 2000-person corporate giant or a one-person home operation. More and more people today are electing to go into a home-based business and you may decide to become a part of this trend. The upside is, as a business owner, particularly one that works from home, you are not tied down as you are with employment or self-employment. You are free to own multiple businesses with far more lucrative possibilities. Your overheads are the costs of setting up and maintaining your web site(s), (which in our case you get 100% FREE), and basic home-office technology. It is clearly an option that more and more people will choose over the coming years.
We don't want to make any business sound too good to be true. Depending on the type of business you decide on, there are still a few issues with which to contend:
Even a home business requires some investment
You have to fill many different roles all on your own
You have no one to show you exactly what to do
Sometimes you feel the need to hire help before you can afford it
If you do, your employee(s) become part of your breakfast table
You worry about cash flow to cover even modest overhead
You still have no retirement plan
Again, if you are aware of the inevitable challenges, it is possible to select a business that avoids many, if not all, of these issues and we believe our opportunity does, simply because we offer a much needed, affordable service and our timing is perfect
Contact Info
Address:
27 Le Sueurstreet
Rawsonville
Western Cape 6845
South Africa
Rawsonville
Western Cape 6845
South Africa
Tel:
0233491824
Fax:
0866589686
Website:
http://www.bigbucks.co.za/00-27604
Offering
- Entrepreneurial development
Hours of operation
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