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November 18, 2009

I’ll bet you’ve heard this before. I know I have… and normally I wouldn’t even give it a second glance but that was before I fully understood the ill effects my day job was having on my health. Always stressed, tired and run down. Only just getting home from work, then having to go to bed to get up and do it all over again and for what? A measly salary, a whinging boss and having to put up with the now very popular line… “You should be grateful you even have a job.” I suppose they were referring to the current climate. It’s funny when you think about, ironic really, that so many people in the workforce are now being told they won’t be getting a pay rise anytime soon, but these bankers, the ones that caused the problem in the first place, amazingly still seem to be getting their bonuses.

I guess it comes down to a simple fact, if you’re not happy doing what you’re doing… DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT! So that’s what I’ve decided to do. I’ve recently started my own home business based around one of the best business models I’ve ever heard of. It’s exciting, yet terrifying at the same time. I’m not sure why, maybe it’s because I’m venturing into the unknown.

And the business model was developed by one of the most successful young Australians I’ve ever had the priviledge to meet. Jamie McIntrye who in his early twenties, went from sleeping on friends couch, $150,000 in debt to a self made millionaire in only five years. As Jamie says, to become wealthy in the 21st Century, we need an education designed for todays time, a 21st Century Education. Jamie has surrounded himself by some of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs, people like Richard Branson and Donald Trump and now has his sights set on becoming a billionaire.

So how does all this relate to you doubling your income in just 90 days?

Listen carefully… I’m excited to share with you a revolutionary business model. Over the past 11 years 21st Century Education has had the opportunity of teaching over 250,000 people mainly in Australian and New Zealand through their powerful modern day education for life programs.

21st Century Education is now going global and needs your help in reaching at least one million people worldwide. Here presents an amazing opportunity if you’re the right kind of person for this business.

Here’s what I got:

A limited number of openings for people just like you, who want to start their own home business. I’m looking for people who can spend at least 10 to 15 hours per week on their business. I’ll take you through the entire process from setting up a website, registering an autoresponder, driving traffic to your site, capturing leads, setting up a paypal account, the works.

This is a business model based around teaching people how to develop a 21st Century Education for life! Aimed to teach you and your family the financial strategies and life skills that will set you up financially for the rest of your life.

Here’s what the business will do for ya:

Give you complete access to promote 21st Century Education for Life Products worldwide and receive a substantial commission from every product you sell. This type of access used to only be available to business partners who paid $50,000 for the priviledge of promoting 21st Century Education products. These are products that have been successfully sold all over the world and have a proven track record and already established credibility.

Once the business is up and running, you will have full control as to how much money you make. It’s completely up to you…

Listen, here’s what I want you to do next…

Click on the link below, then enter your details in the form provided on the website and I’ll be in touch shortly.

http://www.wealthdynamic.com.au

I don’t know of many home businesses that are based around the premise of teaching people how to become financially free. How to escape the rat race and quit your day job if you so desired. To succeed in any form of business you have to 100% believe in what you’re doing. If you work in small business and you’re not fully committed to what it is you’re trying to achieve, you’ll be peddling backwards right from the start.

An important question you should ask yourself before starting a home business, is, ‘How am I adding value in my business?’ Now let’s discuss this further, just what is adding value? I mean truly adding value… Does a stockbroker add value by recommending a share to buy, charging you a brokerage fee, only to see the share go down in value? Does an Accountant add value by preparing your tax return without legally reducing your tax liability any further than you could have yourself? NO! By adding value I mean, only charging for a service when the recipient actually receives a benefit from that service.

Let me provide an example...Lets say a stockbroker only charges brokerage fees when you actually make a profit on a trade or an accountant only charges a fee if they reduce your tax liability legally more than you actually could have yourself.

Suppose you purchased some stocks or shares from your broker based on their recommendation. Say you purchased $10,000 worth of shares. Assume for a moment it was the policy of the broker to only charge you a brokerage fee upon you making a profit on the trade, the trade they recommended. If this was the case, they wouldn’t charge you brokerage upon purchasing the initial parcel of shares. But suppose now, you sold those shares one month later and made a profit of 20%, so you sold the shares for $12,000 (a 20% profit on top of your $10,000 investment). The broker may then have a policy to receive 10% commission on whatever profit you make. The total profit you’ve made in this instance is $2,000 ($12,000 less $10,000). 10% of $2,000 is $200, so because you made a profit of $2,000 the broker has certainly earned their commission of $200. Everybody wins and everyones happy.

Now that’s what I call Adding Value.

I don’t think too many people would have a problem paying brokerage in this scenario. I know I wouldn’t…

But, what would happen if the trade went down in value? First of all, you would lose some money from the trade and then secondly, because of the brokers policy to only charge brokerage when you make a profit on the trade, you would not have to pay any brokerage whatsoever for buying and then ultimately selling the shares. The broker would really be putting themselves on the line and fully backing their position.

I don’t think anyone could deny the value being added to clients in this type of business. The main risk would be to the broker and making sure they don’t go out of business by recommending too many stocks that go down in value.

Now, that’s what’s truly unique about this home business opportunity… it adds value in so many different ways. Why don’t you head on over to Start A Home Business and see for yourself.