~ “There is no delight in owning anything unshared.” ~Seneca
Good question…here’s my answer:
If you believe that you have found the business, the product, and the plan that you are going to stick with for the long haul…
AND
You’re ready to dedicate yourself to a long, patient, growth process. If you’re willing to do what it takes to grow your business, your team, and sell your product, then yes you should start your business.
To be frank, I would have told you the same thing whether we were in the middle of an economic crisis or not. You need to do what you think is right for your family and your situation.
Please don’t start any opportunity thinking that it will be a breeze to grow and that you’ll have a huge downline in no time. That is extremely unlikely.
What you need to remember is that this is no different than opening a small shop.
You need:
You see…it is just like any business and you need to be prepared to make it happen or to learn how to make it happen by someone who has had the success you are looking for.
No get rich quick schemes…just patient growth over time.
When you’re ready for that to happen, then kick up your heels and get to it! We’re not getting any younger!
I totally agree with your post. Anyone with determination and the desire to learn can start a business of their own, regardless of the current economic system.
You must find a product and company that you believe in, so that you can gain excitement about what it is that you will be offering.
Then, you just need to stick with it and never, ever give up. You need to treat it as a business and not a hobby, and seek help from members of your team when you are stuck.
Thank you Stacey! You’re right on! I really appreciate your taking the time to share with my readers…best success to you and yours!