Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Now about those OTHER benefits

Last week we talked about the physical benefits of using our products. And they are many and wonderful.

This week let's think in another direction. In our Saturday call we had a financial planner from Manhattan explain the financial benefits of a home based business. He is passionate about our products and our business. He is making a good income in our business. These are his reasons for spending time building this business after he gets home from a long day at the office.

  • In the past, retirement money came from three sources--personal savings, Social Security, and corporate pensions. For the first time since the Great Depression this country has a negative personal savings. In other words we are borrowing more than we are saving. Social Security is shaky at best. Corporate pensions are generally a thing of the past.
  • Because of all of the above, one way for people to prepare for the years after their paychecks stop coming is to develop a passive residual income from a home based business.
  • Why should we spend our time helping people live longer if they will run out of money? It only stands to reason that we should also show them how to have the money to enjoy their new lease on life.
  • Tax breaks!! This is a huge reason for anyone to pursue a home based business. You can learn more at www.yourtaxbreaks.com . Remember, you must be able to demonstrate an intent to produce a profit. He said it is his professional opinion as a financial planner that any enrollment package can be used as a tax deduction. Therefore, he always recommends coming in with the most expensive package possible.

At www.45secondtools.com I just purchased 100 45 second pass out cards for $32.50 including shipping and handling. They are printed on heavy slick cardstock and are the size of a postcard. They are made to fold in half with a place for your name and contact info. In fact, you can get your contact info printed on them. On this card it shows that if you are making $200 in residual income a month it is as if you had $48,000 in the bank at 5% interest and you withdrew the interest every month.

The chart continues with different amounts. I will just mention two more. If you are receiving $2000 a month in residual income (very possible in our company) it is as if you had $480,000 in the bank at 5% interest. If you are receiving $10,000 a month in residual income (hundreds of people in our company do that) it is as if you have $2,400,000 in the bank at 5% interest.

So which do you think is harder? Accumulating nearly a quarter of a billion dollars and living off the interest, or building a business that will support you the rest of your life? We have been in this business for 4 years and still to this day have people who have ordered every single month. They love the product. We have never missed a Tuesday payday.

Doesn't it make sense to share it with as many people as will listen? Let's go help some people become free from physical and financial pain!

How many more benefits do we need? Let's go share this with as many people as we can!

1 comment:

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