Thursday, August 2, 2012

Commission V.S. Traditional

Why Not Commission?


So what is the big "Hype" on commission jobs? 
Could this be the next generation of work in the near future?

Allow me to share some effective options to explore. In today's society, you have many options for work. Any field of work requires a pay-out for the amount of effort that you put in. Some of the obvious differences between traditional work and commission work is that the hours and efforts in a commission based job can typically be set by your own standards. 

Now this also depends on the what particular commission-based job you are doing. For example, there are still many jobs that offer the traditional work setting along with a commission/salary pay. These jobs in my opinion, happen to have great benefits. Not only, do you get paid off of your effort but you also are guaranteed a payment through the company salary which then allows a person to get more out of their efforts than just getting ONLY a traditional paycheck. This is not to inlude, health benefits. Which may or may not come with your other commission job options.

Another venue of commission work is a person's ability to work from home by selling a product or even affiliating products to sell. This can be done with multiple programs set up in the form of Social Engine Optimization, Social Media Marketing, Email Marketing, Referral Marketing, Content Marketing, MLM's, Affiliate Marketing, & etc. Now, I can't promise that all of them aren't "SCAMS". But I CAN promise you that there are many that work. Some of them all you to build in a revenue of over $100/day to mention at the very least. A lot them also lead up to the potential of earning thousands within a week. Depending on the program, you might have to put in a few hours of work, but you can do it all in the comfort of staying at home while you work. This is a HUGE difference compared to working 40 hours/week with all of your effort to receive a fixed payment. Not to downgrade the idea of a hard worker, these just happen to be additional opportunities who can handle working on their own. These opportunities tend to be great for the working mom, or just for individuals who believe in meritocracy towards effort and work. 

I would never ask anyone to give up their job, but they can take moments to explore secondary options to earning a revenue. If you're the type who is tired of being over worked and under paid for all of your efforts then feel free to try one that works....









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Tuesday, July 24, 2012

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Saturday, March 3, 2012

Why the Money Market?

Is it all Sales or Gimmicks?


Not at all! 
Opportunity to Make Money ?

Trade has been apart of human culture since the beginning of times. Everything that we exude out of our power is a trade. We give effort, we give, love, we give time, we give our best so that we can gain something in return for equal value.

Everyday life is just one big market. We give some and then we receive some. What's important to always ask is, "WHY?"

People such as Steve jobs, Albert Einstein, Thomas Jefferson, were great inventors, but they all had something to give. It doesn't matter if you have a creation or just want to create something more, the point is, that you always have to put out to receive back. Those inventors studied, prepared, dreamed, created.... but they were not afraid to keep giving until it produced a result.

"Why?"... Is a question you should ask yourself everyday. It's that concept that leads everyone to remember their purpose of what's in their hearts.

The market just happens to be the advanced form of giving and receiving. It's bigger than just an objective there's a passion behind it. You just have to ask yourself what is your passion?... Would you like to have a better lifestyle? Would you like to support for your family? Would you like to pay off those school loans and have money to still make a living?

When you figure out the 'Why's then you could apply it to the "What's"....

WHAT ARE YOU GIVING TO MAKE IT HAPPEN???

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Friday, February 3, 2012

Visions of The Optimist


"The optimist lives under a clear sky; the pessimist lives in a fog. The pessimist hesitates, and loses both 
time and opportunity; the optimist makes the best use of everything now, and builds themselves up, 
steadily and surely, until all adversity is overcome and the object in view realized. The pessimist curbs 
their energies and concentrates their whole attention upon failure; the optimist gives all their thought 
and power to the attainment of success, and arouses their faculties and forces to the highest point of 
efficiency. The pessimist waits for better times, and expects to keep on waiting; the optimist goes to work 
with the best that is at hand now, and proceeds to create better times. The pessimist pours cold water 
on the fires of their own ability; the optimist adds fuel to those fires. The pessimist links their mind to 
everything that is losing ground; the optimist lives, thinks and works with everything that is determined 
to press on. The pessimist places a damper on everything; the optimist gives life, fire and go to everything. 
The optimist is a building force; the pessimist is always an obstacle in the way of progress. The pessimist 
lives in a dark, soggy unproductive world, the optimist lives in that mental sunshine that makes all things 
grow."

Christian D. Larson 

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