Why would anybody want residual income?
Who in their right mind wants to receive money month after month after month for work they did once?
Who do they think they are? Authors? Rock stars? Inventors?
What is residual income? Well I gave you the answer already.
Residual income, which can sometimes be known as royalty payment, is an ongoing payment that a person receives for work or effort that was done once. The most common concept of residual income is the royalty payment an author receives every time a person buys a book the author wrote, or a song writer for a song composed, or a singer for a song sung.
Did you know that Elvis Presley is the highest royalty earning singer today and he has been dead for over 30 years?
So, if you could earn a residual income from your employer for the work you did for him/her/them today would that make you more productive? The answer is probably yes. The only problem there is that you would be making the employer richer while you received a small remuneration for your efforts.
WHAT IF:
You could have all the time you wanted to do whatever you wanted?
You could have all the money you needed to do whatever you wanted?
You could show people how to save money on their essential services bills?
You were paid a small percentage of their bill each time they paid their bill?
You could show someone else how to show people how to save money on their essential services bills?
You could show that person how to make some money helping people save money?
The person you showed how to help people save on essential bills received a small percentage of their customer's bills each and every month?
You received a smaller percentage of that person's customers' bills each and every month?
You were allowed to have more than one customer?
You were allowed to help more than one person?
You could develop your business around the world - from your own home?
There really was this fairytale opportunity out there?
WOULD YOU:
Ask how you could find out more about this opportunity?
Give up an hour or two of television a few nights a week?
Be prepared to listen and learn, i.e. be coachable?
Think of others before yourself?
Help others make more money from their efforts than you
Talk to everyone you know to help them become financially and time free?
FAQ's
How could this be possible?
How much time do I need?
What is it going to cost?
Can I do it?
Is it legal?
Is this a reputable company?
Would my mother be proud of me for doing this?
What do I need to do to get started?
These are some of the questions that get asked with any new venture, be it business, social or a relationship. Take the time to address each of these before you consider any venture.
About the Author
David Morris is an accredited workplace trainer who is now using that experience to guide others to independent business ownership. He is associated with the world's leading direct marketer of telecommunications and essential home services. If you would like answers to your questions contact me by clicking on our website http://www.soaring2thetop.com/
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