BIG Effort Tiny Output

Introducing Becky. She's hardworking. She has lots of big dreams for herself and family so she works hard to earn the money needed to build her dreams. You know what she's doing for this end? She's distributing promo leaflets in parks and malls for a hotel receiving P200 for half a day (about P5,200).

In the afternoon, she sells cosmetics and women's wear earning extra something like P300 to P500 every other day (around P7,500 a month). That's big effort tiny output.

But not bad. That's admirable courage and determination.

But if she becomes realistic and computes her target budget and actual financial output, it'd go something like this. She wants a house and lot costing P3M (just right for her family), a small car costing P500k, and quality high school and college education for her 3 kids which would be something like P100k each, equals P300k. All in all, that's P3.8M, excluding their monthly rent and daily food.

Monthly she earns P12,700 in all. That's P1.5M plus a year. It will take her 3 years to workout her dreams, if prices do not increase by then and if she stops buying food and paying rent. She may be able to workout her dreams, but it will be very difficult with big-effort-tiny-output.

Now, with the same effort it would be different if she did a network marketing business. She would be pursuing her dreams with big help from her team (downlines) who she doesn't have to pay salaries to. With 5 downlines as committed as she is in working out their dreams, it would take just 6 months to a year to realize them, or shorter. And chances are, they'd hit not just P3.8M but P3M a month or even a week continuously. This is not a theory anymore. This happens in network marketing businesses. It's a fact. And yet many do not believe. They still prefer lack to prosperity.

So I wonder why very hardworking people I see in malls distributing leaflets do not do a more realistic livelihood, using lesser effort and shorter time, and yet yielding higher income? Why stick to big effort, tiny output? In the end, people like Becky use up their youthful energies enriching other people and later end up with nothing plus illness in their old age. The story goes on and on, from generation to generation, and it seems no one wants to put a stop at everything and re-think everything. Some even say that not everyone is made for business; the majority of us, they insist, are for employment.

That's why we have to opt for being jobless--to escape the big-effort-tiny-output bottomless pit. If you're a Becky, I suggest you get out of that trap. You are worth more than a job. God placed more potentials in you than you think. You have to discover them by trying and risking.

You wanna get out of big-effort-tiny-output? Be jobless big-time! Join us try alternatives to employment and enjoy freedom and escape the curse. Financial freedom is possible and it can be done online.