How to Find the Perfect Home Business for You!

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How to Find the Perfect Home Business for YOU!
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Are you inquiring for a lucrative home based
business?
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If you've done any inquiring about a viable home
business, you've no doubt found your mailbox and
email inbox overflowing with various offers.
Google search alone for Home Business is
literally endless and now up to 6.16 billion
(that's "billion" with a "B") hits!
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Are you tired of looking for the Perfect Home
Business for you? Tired of insignificant offers?
Scams? Sort of legitimate but their claims are
always overblown?
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Now, all I can say isnever give up! So you do
need to develop a sense for what's obviously
over-hyped and what's worthy of further
investigation. Continue your search while keeping
the following guidelines in mind.
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1. The "We do all the work for you!" deception.
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• Anytime you see an offer that promises instant
  riches with no effort on your part, you'd be well
  advised to run the other way! You need to realize
  up front that absolutely nothing is going to make
  money for you unless you're willing to put forth
  some effort.
• You've probably seen statements like "Everything
  is done for you" or "The lazy man's way to
  becoming a millionaire." So ask yourself "What do
  they need ME for anyway?" Would anybody set up a
  business and do all the hard work himself just to
  send his profits to a total stranger? Get real!

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2. The "Start making BIG money immediately"
deception.
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• In some cases it's possible to start making SOME
  money in a relatively short time span. You
  shouldn't necessarily dismiss a business idea
  that promises quick startup. But "immediate
  riches" is just not realistic.
• You need to realize that growing any business to
  its full potential isn't going to happen
  overnight. This is especially true if your
  financial situation is such that you're forced to
  depend on your present job to pay the bills.
• Find a home business that you can start part time
  and grow, until your business produces enough
  income that you can get by without your current
  salary. At that point, you can quit your job and
  devote full time to your home business.

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3. The "Make 50,475.00 (or some other
unbelievable sum) the very first month!"
deception.
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• You need to have realistic expectations regarding
  just how much money you're going to make.
• Are you expecting to become a millionaire in a
  home business? While it's not impossible, don't
  fall into the trap of jumping at an offer based
  on wishful thinking. You'd do well to give more
  serious consideration to those home business
  offers that make more realistic sounding claims.
• That's not to say you can't start and grow a
  business that COULD eventually make you wealthy.
  But again, it won't happen tomorrow, next week,
  or even next month. At the risk of being
  redundant, it bears repeating that you should
  focus on offers that don't promise immediate
  wealth with no effort.

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4. The "This is completely FREE" deception.
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• While it's possible and not at all unusual to get
  free information online that's both valuable and
  useful, don't expect to launch a home business
  without spending any money. There will always be
  some startup costs.
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• If you're offered a free eBook, newsletter,
  course, software product, or whatever, go ahead
  and accept it if it interests you. Most such
  offers are legitimate, and are a great way to get
  some ideas and do some research into a home
  business.
• Just make sure you read all the fine print. If
  you subscribe for information and give your email
  address, look for a notice that reads something
  like "We will not share your name" and "You can
  unsubscribe at any time." Just about every
  legitimate marketer (and every smart one) will
  promise this, and faithfully adhere to his
  promise.
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5. The deceptive "Money Back Guarantee"
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• Almost every offer comes with a "money back
  guarantee" and most of them are legitimate. Every
  reputable business person knows that failure to
  honor his or her promise regarding a guarantee
  (or anything else for that matter) will
  inevitably result in failure of his business.
• Nevertheless, there are a few who engage in
  deceptive practices regarding their guarantee.
  Always take a close look at the wording. Is the
  guarantee conditional? For instance, does it read
  something to the effect of "Follow the
  instructions in our program for a 3 full months,
  and if it doesn't live up to our promises, just
  return it for a full refund!"

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• The catch is that "Follow the instructions in our
  program" could well involve some kind of purchase
  or investment. For example, you might purchase a
  mail order program that instructs you to buy a
  minimum of 3 mailing lists and send 3 mailings.
  Let's say that you give it a try and find out
  after the first mailing that your profits (if
  any) fall far short of your expenses and you've
  lost money, maybe even a LOT of money.
• But when you attempt to return the program for a
  refund, you're told that you're ineligible
  because "You didn't follow the instructions in
  our program" which would have meant 2 additional
  mailings and the loss of even more money, maybe
  more than you paid for the program to begin with!

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• Another sneaky and extremely unethical trick you
  may run across is a guarantee in which the
  "conditions" are never mentioned up front, but
  only revealed AFTER you've make a purchase. If
  you come across this type of scam, contact the
  vendor and remind him that you purchased his
  program expecting him to honor the guarantee as
  it was stated in the offer.
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• Tell him you're going to file a complaint with
  his local Better Business Bureau, another with
  the US Postal Service (if your program was sent
  by mail) or take other appropriate legal action.
  Give him a reasonable time frame to refund your
  purchase. Then if he still refuses, TAKE ACTION
  and make good on your threats! You'll be doing a
  favor not only for yourself, but for other
  consumers AND for all the honest business people
  everywhere.
• In summary, make sure there IS a guarantee, that
  it's unconditional, and don't let the vendor get
  away with adding "conditions" after the fact.

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6. Follow your passion.
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• You'd be making a huge mistake selecting a home
  business that doesn't take into account your
  personal interests. No matter how realistic, how
  profitable, how easy, or how quickly you can
  start it up, you're unlikely to be successful in
  any home business if you're doing something you
  just don't enjoy.
• The reason? As stated above, success will demand
  both your time and effort. But to a large extent,
  how MUCH time and how MUCH effort you're putting
  forth is a matter of perception.
• Everyone knows how quickly time passes when
  you're having fun, and how slowly when you're
  doing something you consider drudgery. The same
  is true of effort. Work just doesn't seem as much
  like work when you're task is something you enjoy
  doing.
• If your home business is something that doesn't
  really interest you, the demands on your time and
  energy will sooner or later seem unbearable. Your
  enthusiasm will falter, and with it, your
  productivity. Even if you encounter some short
  term success, your waning eagerness will
  eventually spell doom for your business.

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• It's the nature of us humans to tend to believe
  those who tell us what we most want to hear,
  whether they are politicians, marketers or
  whomever. Anytime you're presented with an
  attractive offer, ask yourself "Is this really
  believable based on the offer itself?" To put it
  another way, try and imagine you were someone
  else who had no interest in starting your own
  home business. Would you find the offer
  believable enough to suggest it to someone who
  did?
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• In conclusion, when determining whether to pursue
  any home business offer, examine critically not
  only the offer itself, but your own emotional
  involvement as well! Try to look at it
  dispassionately and ask yourself "Does it really
  sound realistic, or do I just want it to be so?
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• And remember that you have literally billions of
  offers from which to pick, so you can well afford
  to pass on any that don't fit your interest, or
  that make outrageous claims that are most
  certainly unrealistic!

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A Good One to Consider!
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No one and I repeat, NO one can decide which
home business is the best one for you. Many
factors must be taken into account, not the least
of which is your own personality your likes and
dislikes!
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solve their financial problems, you might
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money to start up, and can provide a very
lucrative income.
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