The Power of Residual Income
The fast-food cashier earning minimum wage and the highest-priced attorney keeping track of billable hours have something in common----they're both trading time for money, and the day they stop working is the day they stop being paid. They're trapped by a fundamental need to continue working. And to make more money, they have to work more hours. It's an endless cycle that, if you're not careful (or proactive), can cut right into your retirement time.
If working for a salary won't buy you financial freedom, what will? There's really only one answer: residual income.
Residual income is money that keeps coming in long after you complete the work that created it. This can include the monthly income from a rental house, or writing a novel. Not everyone is going to own a valuable piece of real estate or write a best-selling book. But anyone can run their own direct selling business.
If respected business owners, companies and authors have taken a closer look at direct selling, maybe you should , too.