1. The Pay Capacity
In most occupations there is a rate of income that goes with it and only a very limited range of remuneration within that field. Usually, the only way to extend earnings is to work longer hours. Since there is solely a fixed time available, there is unavoidably a limit on the hours that can be worked and for that reason a limiting factor on the pay that can be earned. Network Marketing works in another way. In Network Marketing there is the scope to leverage your time by introducing others to the business opportunity and showing them how to work effectively. The principal Co then rewards you inaccordance with the volume (and structure) of the business that you have formed; a completely reasonable and moral reward structure. There are no limits on how large you build your organization and as a result no limits on how big you build your earnings.
2. Passive Income
This is the commission that you collect for what you have previously put in place, as opposed to being paid in direct correlation to work accomplished. Most occupations pay directly for completing a job. for example If you want your car washed you agree a figure and when the motorcar has been cleaned you pay for it. For both the client and the supplier that is the sale completed in its entirety. In contrast to that we can look at a musician who records a song and then gets paid every time someone purchases the recording or it gets played on air. There are no limitations on how many recordings will sell or for how long these commission payments will be paid out. Network Marketers get rewarded in a similar way to musicians; they get paid a royalty income each month on the amount of business created by their total organisation. Without any doubt there is work to be accomplished to build that organisation in the first place, but once it's built it will continue to pay endlessly. This passive income can be permanent and is like unlimited sick pay, holiday pay and after a while, pension. Your successful Network Marketing organisation will continue to pay you after you have stopped working it.
3. No Boss
In Network Marketing you are your own boss. You report to nobody except yourself. Clearly, anybody working in a conventional job has to do what their boss tells them. Most normal businesses are capital intensive and to that end are usually answerable to the bank manager. For many, being their own boss is a crucial benefit of Network Marketing. This requires self-discipline but the rewards and freedom that go with being disciplined are tremendous.
4. Flexible working hours
You choose how long you work for and when you work. The more hours that are worked, the faster your enterprise will snowball, but the choice is fully yours. It makes sense in the early days to commit to growing your organization as rapidly as you can to give yourself the freedom that only a passive income can give you. However, how many people have to suffer going to plug away in their office all week whilst there is bright sunshine outside to then have some time to themselves at the weekend when it's raining? In the UK it seems to be a custom to have rain on bank holidays! Network Marketers can select what days they work and what days they take off. Network Marketers don't need to ask for time off to look after their ill child or ask for time off to be present at the children's school sports day or Xmas concert. Network Marketers can take their holidays out of season if they want to miss the crowds or evade the peak season prices.
5. Build it alongside current occupation
Because of the integral flexibility of Network Marketing you can begin your business along the side of a job or conventional business. The leverage achieved from team building allows you to build your income to a level where you will then have the choice of continuing to have two incomes or to walk away from your job. A brilliant choice to have! For some, their original occupation is a vocation that they don't ever aspire to give up but their Network Marketing business gives them a great deal additional income plus a marvelous sense of security in these financially volatile times. For others their Network Marketing business is their route to escaping the rat-race.
6. No experience or qualifications needed
Most people are aged sixteen to twentyone when they make the decisions that lead to the direction that their working life takes. How many can say that they got it truly correct? Because Network Marketing does not need any particular qualifications or experience, it allows each and every one to change the course of their work, at any time. The Universities and Colleges are turning out really qualified people that can not get jobs by reason of they have no working experience. Network Marketing allows anyone to break this vicious circle. With academic qualifications seeming to be a precondition for a career in the traditional corporate world, what happens to all the hard working, energetic intelligent non-academics? Network marketing is a truly equal opportunity accessible to everyone irrespective of their qualifications, experience, gender, race etc. What is required to flourish in building a Network Marketing business is a good work ethic, integrity, persistence and an enthusiasm to be taught.
7. Start your own business from scratch
The uppermost 5% of earners usually operate their own business; so why doesn't everybody do it? Nearly all businesses require a hefty investment and that requires a huge commitment and is in the main a large risk. The investment required to start most Network Marketing businesses is usually no more than the price of a good night out. The overheads normally associated with a normal business can be criplling and often results in having to work six days a week just to pay the overheads. The overheads of running a Networking business are next to nothing. To start your own business you also need to have an idea; what business can you start-up and run with the skills, contacts and financial resources that you have at your disposal? Network Marketing is your own business and has so many advantages over a normal business.
8. Personal Development
Nobody starts a Network Marketing business for their personal development but it is an unavoidable spin-off of growing your business. You will develop courage, business acumen, communication skills and grow in personal stature. This is invariably excellent for the person involved and especially fulfilling to help others develop in this way.
9. Choose who you work with
In Network Marketing you elect who you work and spend time with. You are not compelled to work with anyone in your upline or in your organization. You determine who you accept as your customers. It is ordinarily expedient to work solidly with the person that introduces you to the business (although not compulsory) so it makes sense to start with someone that you get along with and respect.
10. Work from home
Having a business that you manage from home has diverse benefits; low/no overheads, flexibility, no commuting, no rush-hour traffic, always available for your family, tax benefits, minimal administration, no set hours. As a result of the nature of Network Marketing and working from home there are usually lots of positive incentives like for example luxury holidays and cars to be won/earned. This compares to a run-of-the-mill job environment where the incentives are more often based on putting you under infinitely increasing pressure. In short; escape the rat-race with Network Marketing.
Network Marketing offers so much to anybody that is prepared to look thoroughly at it with an open mind. It can be a life-changing possibility for those that are in readiness to make the effort, and the icing on the cake could be introducing other people to the opportunity and helping them to get all these benefits too.
