How to become self employed?

Question

I really want to be self employed but have no idea what to do. everything on the internet is some kind of scam or affiliate program. I need something with little or no start up costs. this is probably unrealistic , but any suggestions would be great.

Answer 1

I am a Passion Parties consultant. If you want to do 4-5 parties and make an average of $1000 a month, this is perfect for you then. I only work about 20 to 25 hours a month and make over $3000. The starter kit is just $100. There are soo many other advantages to this business and I would love to share them with you. Check out my website at www.PricelessPassions.com or contact me at [e-mail]. I would be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.

Hope this helps :-)

-Jessica

Answer 2

Hi, I'm a Pure Romance Consultant, the start up cost are minimal, and the products sell themselves. It's the easiest most enjoyable job I've ever had.

carabarnes.pureromance.com

Answer 3

It's pretty simple to become self employed.  Either start up a traditional store front business (however, with little money this is very unrealistic because your looking at the price of leasing a building, furniture to purchase, products to purchase for on the shelves as well as stock), utilities to pay for monthly.  Your looking at a LOT of money right there.  No start up costs for a business, that's a joke.  Any type of business you venture in is going to have some sort of cost to it, rather it's an on line business (which if it's not affiliated with or collaborated through-the cost goes sky high),

You asked for suggestions?  I suggest you look into home based business opportunities.  Most cost under $500 to start up.  They give you the same income opportunity as a traditional business without all the over head expenses.  Most everything you use daily becomes tax write offs as well. Giving you the opportunity to make what you want. Not "affiliate" but collaborations.  Collaborating with an already well established business, personally I think is the best way to go.  Having a business within a business costs less to do, but gives you the same income opportunity.

I suggest looking into a business that has both options, both on line and off line things to do.  This maximises your income potential.  Having things be sold on line as well as off line.  Also collaborate with a company that if it's in the service industry where they give you a percentage of the customers billings each month.  Building a residual income side of things can make a bit of a difference in income levels.

I suggest looking into the telecommunications industry.  Helping people save money on services that they are already using as well as putting them on services that they don't already have.  You make money doing this thruogh several different companies, as well as make a percentage off their billings.  This can be a vital business to have.

I don't know what your interests are, there's an article that I suggest you read that will give you a lot of information on being self employed through home based businesses.  I say that as in plural because there are over half a dozen different industries to look into in this article.