Multiple Streams of Income

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Comment by DeJaniera Little on August 25, 2008 at 3:53pm

Cindy -- I hear you -- Personally, I'm tired of exchanging hours for wages -- and paying taxes BEFORE I can buy a gallon of milk for my son. I want to be able to get that tax break AFTER I write off my purchases as business expenses.!!

Blessings to you in your business Cindy.

De'Janiera

Comment by Cindy Warr on August 15, 2008 at 10:55am

I was introduced to a great "health & wellness" company almost 7 years ago. I caught the vision immediately, leverage my time only working 20 hours a week, and make the same amount of money was making working 70 hours a week in the corporate world. I get it! It's the power of network marketing! It's for folks who are looking for more time and more money. What a blessing to rise to the top with this company (which started out being out Plan B) and now, it's our Plan A.

Gone are the days of working for a company for 40 years, retiring with a gold watch and a nice retirement income. Multiple Streams of income are essential in our day. Social Security will not be there for us...we have to be smart! I love this group! I love that so many other people are searching for ways to create Plan A, B & C income streams!

Comment by DeJaniera Little on June 22, 2008 at 12:21pm

Whar are your means to creating multiple streams of income?

In today's society and our current economic structure, I fee you should have other streams of income in addition to your main source (working).

This could be a hobby turned business after work hours or an additional job. As for me, working in the marketplace for someone else in the form of a second job is out of the question. I would much rather spend time with family and friends.

Do you have another stream of income? Have you branded yourself in the marketplace where someone uses your services? Are you profiting from it?

I'd love to hear your responses and suggestions on earning additional income without sacrificing your personal/home life.