First of all...I can't take credit for this post, but it's like the words were taken right out of my mouth! 🙊…

First of all...I can't take credit for this post, but it's like the words were taken right out of my mouth! 🙊

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Let me first say, if you want to work from home or be self-employed or be in business for yourself and you're NOT willing to spend $99 to launch your business, you're just kidding yourself and wasting someone's time. You don't really want a business - you want a job.

I hear all the time - "Why do I have to pay to join?" My response is usually, "Well, you don't. You can go back to playing the lottery."

🤔 Oh wait, that costs money too.

💡You could apply to McDonald's. That's free. Although, if you get the job, you'll need to buy some non-slip black shoes. $45 - $80.

Chili's is hiring servers. 👆You'll need those same shoes. Plus, if you don't already own five or six pairs of black pants, you'll need to pony up for those as well.

🏠Want to be an insurance or real estate agent? That's awesome! I have some friends who do amazing in both.... but depending on your state, plan on spending $500 - $2000 for pre-licensing and exam fees. Don't forget appointments and continuing education (another $500 - $1000 annually).

Are you starting to get the 🔎picture? Nothing is free. If you truly want to be "in business" think about the return instead of the investment.

I was once told that poor people tend to think about what something costs, while wealthy people think about what something makes. (Name that book)

Which group do you want to be in?