| These past couple of years have been quitethe | | | | |
| eye opener for many in the work force. | | | | Are you willing to give what it takes |
| | | | tobecome successful? |
| I happen to live in the United States but | | | | |
| | | | The people who are telling you, they onlywork |
| I think people everywhere can relate. | | | | 10 hours a week and bring in sixfigures a |
| | | | year, did not start theirbusiness in the last |
| An ever so generous economy suddenly gotout | | | | few months. |
| of bed on the wrong side one morning. | | | | |
| | | | Starting a business on the Internet takeswork |
| The consequences played no favorites. | | | | and if you plan on building an incomevery |
| Mostsectors took tremendous hits. | | | | quickly, a whole lot of work. But ifyou work |
| Suddenly,job situations that looked very | | | | at it, you can build a business,just as you |
| stable,collapsed. | | | | can in any sector of thecountry. |
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| The leader of this collapse, an Internetcraze | | | | It takes time, and especially when youfirst |
| of mass proportion. Why, becausea lot of | | | | start out, you must be willing togive it. |
| people see the unbelievablepotential that | | | | |
| exists in somethingthat has barely been born. | | | | Does everyone have what it takes to be |
| | | | asuccess on the Internet? |
| The question is not whether that | | | | |
| greatpotential will be reached, but only | | | | I think that the capabilities lie insideeach |
| howfar does it go. | | | | of us to be successful in whateverwe may |
| | | | choose. |
| The Internet is still in an infant stage. | | | | |
| | | | You may have to work on certain aspectsof |
| There are going to be a lot of successstories | | | | life that you are not as proficientat, but |
| come from those who choose toventure in that | | | | look at the benefits. |
| direction. | | | | |
| | | | * You work the hours you choose. |
| Can you be one of these success stories? | | | | |
| | | | * You have the whole world as |
| I personally think it is the | | | | potentialcustomers and business partners. |
| greatestopportunity I have seen in my | | | | |
| lifetime. | | | | * You don't have to dress up for work. |
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| I don't like the 9 to 5 routine. Doesthat | | | | * Bad hair days don't mean a thing. |
| mean I don't like to work? My wifewould get | | | | |
| quite a kick out of that. Sheclaims I am the | | | | * You are the boss. ( Well at least youare at |
| real reason the wordworkaholic came to be. | | | | work ) :o) |
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| It's not exactly the award you hang upon your | | | | * Whatever you build, you build foryourself |
| office wall but you get thepicture. | | | | and your family. |
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| I think we all have the capabilities tobe an | | | | * You make the rest of the list. |
| Internet success story | | | | |