The traditional route is pro capital. First you set up a
fund to cover the months of rent, because there is still no in-flow of
revenues. Then add in the cost of air conditioners, office renovation,
furniture, some supplies etc. further more, there is the payroll plus credit
terms normally extended to and expected by some of your customers. Before you
know it, your savings and those of your partners are already depleted and there
isn’t enough cash to operate the business.
The second alternative does not need big capital. You can
operate a sari sari store. This set up might do the job for you but the hour is
long and the market is limited only to your neighborhood. Also you will
literally become a prisoner of your store everyday because such a business is
meant to be a one man, low overhead cost operation. You will probably get by,
as long as you keep the list of credit customers short.
The third option is to have an independent direct sales
distributorship business. You might have been doing this already. You have
brought it to the next level of professionalism by being part of a bigger
picture, legitimate networking company. The great thing is that it is easy to
undertake a network marketing business venture. There are no barriers to entry
except your attitude, belief system and commitment level.
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