Merged: How to Start a Business?

[aztek00]

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E-Loading business for only Php 500.00 - fast ROI!!!

Start your own prepaid loading business for as low as P500. Recover your investment in less than 2 months with no real effort involved. Using your own SIM, you can start earning every time you send load to yourself or to others (see product list in the attached file). If you don't want to sell, you can use this to buy load for your own personal use at wholesale price!

We are inviting everyone to become a Loadxtreme Retailer and enjoy the following benefits:
- NO monthly quota
- No card inventory needed
- May resend load or e-pin
- Competitive Discount Rates
- More prepaid products to be added soon
- Replenish Loads from your Dealers or the nearest Equitable PCI Bank
- Use any existing SIM to send the load
- 2 or more people can use 1 retailer kit at the same time!

* Dealership also available in selected areas. Send me your referral for dealership and get Php 1000 for every successful approval. We will handle all the orientation and interview.

Remember, most subscribers are using prepaid (mobile, landline, internet, cable TV, etc...) THESE PEOPLE NEED LOAD so it’s a never ending earning potential. If you're interested or you want to know the details please don't hesitate to email or call us.

Exclusive Dealer: Cebu
Jeanifer A. Paulin – 09209040349 / 2530841
Michael Bertulfo – 09277609200 / 4164790
Email: kineticmedia.warehouse@gmail.com

[darkhorse]

internet cafe then carenderia.. billiard hall para sa college

[polie]

lingaw ko basa dah.....
cge post pa mo kay i'm thinking of business man sad gud...

[tootskie]

naa ko gamay na pwesto nakuha sa pier,was plannin on seeling fried chicken didto n maybe ngohiong pud...if u were in mah place,wat pa lain ninyo ibaligya?

[DebutsAndIDos]

Hmmm...
You have around 150 to 200k but little time for a business...
Ergo, you need to find people with no money and lots of time to make the money grow for you...

I would suggest you become a venture capitalist. Look for other people who want to start their own business but don't have the capital for it. Lend them the money in exchange for a percentage of their profits over the years. It's a win-win situation for you both.

Of course, you have to do background check and go over their business proposals.

Or you could get into the food industry with an industrial partner. In other words, you provide the capital and they provide the time and expertise. Agin, win-win.

Good luck!

[tootskie]

i am in the process of starting a small biz sa may pier..mamaligya mi ug fried chicken sa may pier,we got a small place na barato ra ang abang but the nightmare of setting up that joint is still givin me sleepless nyts..it was a case of too many things to do with so limited time...am a working student baya then naa pa ang biz..sus,makabuang gyud diay mag negosyo and to think gamay ra to na pwesto...my very first venture,capital is less than 10k but pait gyud diay...


kadtong mga naa nay biz dira,maybe u cud share how hard was it to start ur very first biz venture para naa idea ang lain na doin biz is not a walk in the park....

[LytSlpr]

for daily income, i highly recommend a pharmacy.Â* i presume that is hard-earned money so don't invest it in some firm, scheme partnership, MLM etc. because you are not "hands on" and the risk is too high, it's simply not worth it.Â* be an entrepreneur, nothing beats hard work and traditional business. investing is okay as long as it's an "extra" fund.


BTW, I know a person who quit his lending business and concentrated on E-Load.Â* His rationale?Â* Higher profit/interest, lower overhead and it's paid cash so lesser headaches. makes sense right? a good location is the key.

[franz]

for daily income, i highly recommend a pharmacy. i presume that is hard-earned money so don't invest it in some firm, scheme partnership, MLM etc. because you are not "hands on" and the risk is too high, it's simply not worth it. be an entrepreneur, nothing beats hard work and traditional business. investing is okay as long as it's an "extra" fund.


BTW, I know a person who quit his lending business and concentrated on E-Load. His rationale? Higher profit/interest, lower overhead and it's paid cash so lesser headaches. makes sense right? a good location is the key.

hehe thanks...
i am considering moving to pure business but medyo "happy" pa man pud ko being a slave... i mean employee diay.. hehe..
im still considering....

[j_ybanez]

Hi there, this is a nice topic. Let me share my experience....

It started out with a dream that someday i will be more successfull than what my parents, relatives and friends i would later on become in the future. I never liked the idea that i would someday end up just like most people nowadays. And so i dared into starting up my own company, which is into Software Development, ready to face the uncertainties ahead. But then i had nothing to start with.

So i started on a small-scale freelancing. Once i got enough money to rent an office and hire employees, i grabbed the chance. The first few months were great!!! First company client pa lang, i hit my first half-a-million income. Traveling around the country to the offices of my clients, all expenses paid by client, enjoying my very first taste of the lifestyle of an entrepreneur. But little did i know that there were alot of skills and lessons to be learned. Hard-headed as i was, I ignored the opportunity for growth. Suddenly, things werent going well as planned. Corporate problems started to arise and I can feel that my dream was slowly falling apart because of corporate politics. Employees were slowly leaving the company with pending and on-going projects for clients. Then suddenly I realized that its been 4 months already that the company hasnt made money. And so I started to loan money from everywhere i can find. Everybody who knew what I was into kept on telling me to quit. QUIT!!!? i said. I just had to keep on going and going and going.... just like the energizer bunny. And for the first time in my life, i felt like quitting, like giving up on everything i worked hard for. But then, there just isnt any other option to achieve all the things i want in life but in business. And so i worked my ass off for several sleepless nights just to pay off a debt of 400T because of 8 months of no income.

Then one day, I met a new friend. A very successfull entrepreneur in different industries. Explaining to me that life is as easy and as hard as it gets. He said that i needed to change and so i did. Until I accepted the fact that i needed to grow internally did i experience a change in my situation. I read personal development books and listened to inspirational audio books provided by this friend of mine. Then little by little things started to turn around to my advantage. And now as a changed man, i still keep on developing my differently internal dimensions to make me a wholelistically successfull individual.

If there's only one thing i could only keep in mind. It was that my dreams were more important than my problems and struggles. Literally, my dreams were the only ones that kept me going.

Now, i am a consultant of large-scaled multinational companies in terms of their system automations. And now building my empire to work with in achieving the dreams i've always wanted as a child.

I hope i've inspired you guys to go for your goals...

God Bless =)

[bekindtoedward]

nice story . lamat sa pag share