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so what brought on this whole subject about Dodger games I have attended and where I have sat, was about 3 weeks ago, "the lovely Mrs." and I were given two tickets to a Dodger game by a vendor I deal with here at work.
What made it special were these tickets were in the new expanded areas on the Field level down each foul line. You can now sit in areas that were up until a couple of seasons back, ON the field in foul territory.
We were told that not only were the seats "special" and included a parking pass (as they usually do, but no small thing in these days since McCourt took over and parking prices skyrocketed! He made the money to buy the Dodgers in investing in parking lots and has not given any indication he has changed his abilities or proclivities!) but also our tickets gave us admission to the new Baseline Clubs down each line.
These "clubs" were added over the off season in an ongoing expansion of concession options and delivery. We were told by the vendor and just about everyone else we dealt with on entering the stadium (ushers, ticket takers, etc.) that we could have "all you can eat".
Not sure exactly when she made the to comment to me, but somewhere along the way, either walking from our parking spot, or into the Stadium, somewhere "the lovely Mrs." turned to me and reveling in the perks she was enjoying said, "it's good to be Queen!" The girl does enjoy her perks. She has always been that way. She cares little for the bleachers and general admission (to which I am drawn like a moth to a flame!) but you give her preferential parking, waitress service and stuff and she is a "fan"!
We walked down the aisle toward our seat, and kept walking and walking. Three rows from the rail, right behind where the ball boy sits, the tarp roller to his left. These are TRULY box seats. Your box is set off from those around you, in front of you is a shelve or counter to place your food, drinks and in my case scorecard. Below the counter is a storage shelf for things like purses, jackets and such. As the usher showed us to our seats he gave us a verbal alert along the lines of the liability waiver that appears on the back of every MLB ticket. "Be alert. The ball comes at you VERY fast here." He did not have to say much. The batting practice line drive that sizzled a few rows behind us punctuated and underlined what he said before he had left our box!
We sat in our seats for a few moments and tried to take it all in. In front of us, Dodger 3B Blake DeWitt played catch with LF Juan Pierre. Observation; DeWitt has a big league 3B arm causing me fear that his throws might carry the diminutive Pierre out further into the OF.
"The lovely Mrs." used the opportunity to call "precious daughter" on a cel phone to tell her where we were sitting. So she could look for us on that nights televised game. Blake DeWitt has become one of "precious daughter's faves (mine too!) so in my typical crassness I instructed "the lovely Mrs." to inform "precious daughter" that we were so close "I could spit and hit DeWitt!"
We decided to check out the "all you can eat" and were told that it did NOT apply to some of the new food options recently added (Canter's Deli, Panda and others) but only for the Baseline Club near the entrance to the Field Level out in LF.
We entered the Club, thru the tonne roped off entrance, our tickets were inspected and our hands stamped to allow for re-admittance. The interior is like a small sports bar, several flat screen TV's scattered around the place, all showing whatever games that happened to be occurring at that time. There is a bar more or less at the center of the place (alcohol is NOT included in the "all you can..." category, sadly!) surrounded by tables and chairs of various heights and numbers. On one side of the club (nearest the entrance) the "all you can eat" food is located. Four different types of pre-made salads, and maybe a half dozen buffet serving containers holding things like taquitos, chili and such. There was also a chef serviced taco bar where you could have chicken tacos prepared. This may rotate because in the TV commercials it appears that some nights they serve something that appears to be prime rib or ham. We got chicken tacos, which to tell the truth, I would prefer over the other two! The wall in that area has self serve soft drink dispensers and ice tea and (a nice touch), a wash tub filled with salted peanuts and a scoop for serving yourself.
We decided to sit inside and eat our food. Think "the lovely Mrs." went with the taquitos, salad and the like, as I recall. I, on the other hand, went straight for the buffet dish containing the Dodger dogs! This accomplished two things. It gave me my desired meal and allowed "the lovely Mrs." to shoot me one of her looks, the one that says, "I can't believe I married such a dweeb that with all these food options in front of him he would pick something he could get anywhere else in the Stadium!"
We sat and ate our meal inside, safe from any foul balls with our names on them. Finishing we took our drinks back to our seats, and I brought along some peanuts in one of the provided take out containers with a lid. I did commit a faux pas however. Above the peanut tub there were stacks of what appeared to be white napkins but on closer inspection were revealed to actually be white paper containers for the peanuts. I had filled my take out container with what must have been the equivalent of 5 or 6 of the individual containers! Gauche no doubt, but they wouldn't go to waste. What we didn't consume, the "lovely Mrs." would give to squirrels in our back yard. You can tell the squirrels in our back yard from other ones; ours have hyper-tension!
Back in our seats for the start of the game, we were instructed to direct our attention to the video board to see that evenings singer of the National Anthem. We were told she was an "American Idol" contestant. Believe her name Kimberly Caldwell. All of which means little to me. All I could see and hear was she did a credible job (not spectacular but OK) with a difficult song, And pig that I am I could see she was blond, reasonably attractive and with a tattoo on her right shoulder.
Settled in for the game. Dodgers and the Rockies, Brad Penny versus Jeff Francis. I am going to go into this in depth later in the season, but Brad Penny has been a HUGE disappointment this season! His velocity seemed fine, so I was surprised when he went on the DL. Didn't think it was physical. But he can't punch anybody out. Consistently gets two strikes on a hitter and can't put him away. Same with an inning. Can't seem to get a 3rd out. Missing his spots more than anything from what I can tell.
And sure enough the third inning was enough to do Penny in that evening. A base hit followed by a sacrifice bunt, a Penny balk and a fly ball that scored the runner. Two outs, bases empty and two singles sandwiched around a walk before Penny could get the 3rd out. Rockies led 2-0 after 2 1/2 innings. And the Dodgers as is their habit could do little to solve Jeff Francis. Spun their wheels all night it seemed, leaving runners or rolling over in order.
Between innings I sat and looked around, "people watching" as I do in places like this. Behind us only a couple rows and maybe a section or two closer to the plate I spotted a blond, reasonably attractive female with a tattoo on her left shoulder. Called "the lovely Mrs." attention to her and asked if that was the same girl who sang the National Anthem. She said she thought it was. She was surrounded by several people in her box, both male and female.
We were later told by my sister-in-law, "the crazy one" that one of the male friends in her box was this years American Idol winner, David Cook. This of course is totally out of my range of interest. My sister-in-law, "the crazy one" is a HUGE Idol fan and an even HUGER David Cook fan. I know this to be a fact because I believe I could hear her scream all the way from Modesto when we told her who sang the anthem at the game...........in an E-mail! To us he was just an ordinary looking guy, unshaven wearing a green KC baseball cap. Like a billion other guys. Who knew!?
Some complaints? Not sure if it is true of all the seats in that section but some elevation might actually be preferable. Hard to see the action sometime through the maze of umpires, coaches and players on the field. There was in the 2nd inning, a diving stop of a one hopper by Dodgers 2B Jeff Kent. That was all I saw. What I didn't see was his flip to SS Chin Lung Hu and Hu's flip to 1B for the inning ending DP. I couldn't figure out where the 3rd out had come from. Looked around for help but I guess they had showed the play on the video screen while I was trying to figure out what happened. Didn't really know WHAT had happened until I got home and saw the highlight. Nice play! Wished I'd seen ALL of it!
And in the Club, I was surprised (and disappointed) that the condiments offered were the packet types of mustard and mayo and ketchup. Much prefer the pump tubs or cranking dispensers that you find "on the outside." "The lovely Mrs." surmised this was done for neatness. Maybe but I was sorely tempted to wait till I was outside the Club before doctoring my dogs with the more plebeian fare . They did offer raw chopped onions in a small bowl with spoon but you almost got the feeling they were not intended for the dogs but for the chili in the above buffet dish. And I really would rather have spicy brown mustard than the typical yellow stuff. Seems to be a given to me. And I was somewhat disappointed with the lack of choices offered for the additions to the chicken tacos. Salsa and a combo of cilantro and onions and that was about it. Sour cream maybe but not much more. Seems there should be more.
We made a few more trips to the Baseline Club throughout the game. Me for some more Dodger Dogs (of course!) and I even got one of those chicken soft tacos. Refreshed our drinks periodically. The Club does have a private restroom only for those admitted to the Club. I passed on using it early in the game when I didn't want to hassle the viewing of my stamped hand and all and getting back to my seat. So I used the communal one with "my people". I did check out the Club restroom later in the game on a trip to get more to eat and it is quite nice, very clean and very quiet. Unlike most sports arenas restrooms, or better stated men's rooms. I can't speak for the ladies' rooms but "the lovely Mrs." said the Club restroom was a definite step up.
In the fifth inning, Juan Pierre sliced a foul ball in our direction, behind us and maybe a couple of sections over. It ricocheted toward the field where a young boy, probably still in elementary school caught it on the fly with his glove which he had presciently brought to the game. He immediately sat down in his seat next to a man (his Dad most likely) who never removed his cel phone from his ear. "Hey, Johnny just caught a foul ball! Did you see it on TV?" We made it into "the shot" we found out later when we viewed the tape we had set to record the game. In the picture, you can clearly see "the lovely Mrs." applauding the youngster's accomplishment. I just look old.
They cut off food in the Club after the 7th inning so "the lovely Mrs." made a run around the middle of the 6th. Not sure WHO or HOW MANY people she was trying to feed but she returned with FOUR containers of food to go of various varieties. Not sure she fully understood the phrase "ONE for the road"! She said she was bringing home some for "precious daughter" and some for ourselves. Plus it looked like most of the peanuts were going to our squirrels too. All I was trying to figure out was how I could navigate the exiting crowd carrying FIVE containers of food and not appear to be the greedy and selfish pig that I am! I managed.
We did leave before the final out (an act on the order of blasphemy in my world!) because I had told "the lovely Mrs." we would leave when she wanted to, to avoid any traffic and congestion getting out. There was none. Leaving before the bottom of the 8th helped. We missed a bench clearing brouhaha of little importance, when the Dodgers Matt Kemp and the Rockies', Yorvit Torealba totally misunderstood each other and over-reacted. All it cost them was a few suspended games each! We "heard" the reaction to the fracas walking to our car and mistook it for a Dodger rally. Wasn't till we got in the car and turned on the radio to find out just what had occurred.
The Rockies got a home run from pinch hitter Chris Ianetta in the 9th, The Dodgers got a shot in bottom of the ninth, bringing the tying run to the plate but just like they had all night failed to produce. Final score 3-0.
We got home promptly, minus the 15 minutes it took to swing by "precious daughter's" (and "the geek-in-law's") and minus a container or two of food, plus a container of Red Vines "the lovely Mrs." had purchased at one of the concession stands for "precious daughter"
The "Queen" slept well that night. Chesed.
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so what brought on this whole subject about Dodger games I have attended and where I have sat, was about 3 weeks ago, "the lovely Mrs." and I were given two tickets to a Dodger game by a vendor I deal with here at work.
What made it special were these tickets were in the new expanded areas on the Field level down each foul line. You can now sit in areas that were up until a couple of seasons back, ON the field in foul territory.
We were told that not only were the seats "special" and included a parking pass (as they usually do, but no small thing in these days since McCourt took over and parking prices skyrocketed! He made the money to buy the Dodgers in investing in parking lots and has not given any indication he has changed his abilities or proclivities!) but also our tickets gave us admission to the new Baseline Clubs down each line.
These "clubs" were added over the off season in an ongoing expansion of concession options and delivery. We were told by the vendor and just about everyone else we dealt with on entering the stadium (ushers, ticket takers, etc.) that we could have "all you can eat".
Not sure exactly when she made the to comment to me, but somewhere along the way, either walking from our parking spot, or into the Stadium, somewhere "the lovely Mrs." turned to me and reveling in the perks she was enjoying said, "it's good to be Queen!" The girl does enjoy her perks. She has always been that way. She cares little for the bleachers and general admission (to which I am drawn like a moth to a flame!) but you give her preferential parking, waitress service and stuff and she is a "fan"!
We walked down the aisle toward our seat, and kept walking and walking. Three rows from the rail, right behind where the ball boy sits, the tarp roller to his left. These are TRULY box seats. Your box is set off from those around you, in front of you is a shelve or counter to place your food, drinks and in my case scorecard. Below the counter is a storage shelf for things like purses, jackets and such. As the usher showed us to our seats he gave us a verbal alert along the lines of the liability waiver that appears on the back of every MLB ticket. "Be alert. The ball comes at you VERY fast here." He did not have to say much. The batting practice line drive that sizzled a few rows behind us punctuated and underlined what he said before he had left our box!
We sat in our seats for a few moments and tried to take it all in. In front of us, Dodger 3B Blake DeWitt played catch with LF Juan Pierre. Observation; DeWitt has a big league 3B arm causing me fear that his throws might carry the diminutive Pierre out further into the OF.
"The lovely Mrs." used the opportunity to call "precious daughter" on a cel phone to tell her where we were sitting. So she could look for us on that nights televised game. Blake DeWitt has become one of "precious daughter's faves (mine too!) so in my typical crassness I instructed "the lovely Mrs." to inform "precious daughter" that we were so close "I could spit and hit DeWitt!"
We decided to check out the "all you can eat" and were told that it did NOT apply to some of the new food options recently added (Canter's Deli, Panda and others) but only for the Baseline Club near the entrance to the Field Level out in LF.
We entered the Club, thru the tonne roped off entrance, our tickets were inspected and our hands stamped to allow for re-admittance. The interior is like a small sports bar, several flat screen TV's scattered around the place, all showing whatever games that happened to be occurring at that time. There is a bar more or less at the center of the place (alcohol is NOT included in the "all you can..." category, sadly!) surrounded by tables and chairs of various heights and numbers. On one side of the club (nearest the entrance) the "all you can eat" food is located. Four different types of pre-made salads, and maybe a half dozen buffet serving containers holding things like taquitos, chili and such. There was also a chef serviced taco bar where you could have chicken tacos prepared. This may rotate because in the TV commercials it appears that some nights they serve something that appears to be prime rib or ham. We got chicken tacos, which to tell the truth, I would prefer over the other two! The wall in that area has self serve soft drink dispensers and ice tea and (a nice touch), a wash tub filled with salted peanuts and a scoop for serving yourself.
We decided to sit inside and eat our food. Think "the lovely Mrs." went with the taquitos, salad and the like, as I recall. I, on the other hand, went straight for the buffet dish containing the Dodger dogs! This accomplished two things. It gave me my desired meal and allowed "the lovely Mrs." to shoot me one of her looks, the one that says, "I can't believe I married such a dweeb that with all these food options in front of him he would pick something he could get anywhere else in the Stadium!"
We sat and ate our meal inside, safe from any foul balls with our names on them. Finishing we took our drinks back to our seats, and I brought along some peanuts in one of the provided take out containers with a lid. I did commit a faux pas however. Above the peanut tub there were stacks of what appeared to be white napkins but on closer inspection were revealed to actually be white paper containers for the peanuts. I had filled my take out container with what must have been the equivalent of 5 or 6 of the individual containers! Gauche no doubt, but they wouldn't go to waste. What we didn't consume, the "lovely Mrs." would give to squirrels in our back yard. You can tell the squirrels in our back yard from other ones; ours have hyper-tension!
Back in our seats for the start of the game, we were instructed to direct our attention to the video board to see that evenings singer of the National Anthem. We were told she was an "American Idol" contestant. Believe her name Kimberly Caldwell. All of which means little to me. All I could see and hear was she did a credible job (not spectacular but OK) with a difficult song, And pig that I am I could see she was blond, reasonably attractive and with a tattoo on her right shoulder.
Settled in for the game. Dodgers and the Rockies, Brad Penny versus Jeff Francis. I am going to go into this in depth later in the season, but Brad Penny has been a HUGE disappointment this season! His velocity seemed fine, so I was surprised when he went on the DL. Didn't think it was physical. But he can't punch anybody out. Consistently gets two strikes on a hitter and can't put him away. Same with an inning. Can't seem to get a 3rd out. Missing his spots more than anything from what I can tell.
And sure enough the third inning was enough to do Penny in that evening. A base hit followed by a sacrifice bunt, a Penny balk and a fly ball that scored the runner. Two outs, bases empty and two singles sandwiched around a walk before Penny could get the 3rd out. Rockies led 2-0 after 2 1/2 innings. And the Dodgers as is their habit could do little to solve Jeff Francis. Spun their wheels all night it seemed, leaving runners or rolling over in order.
Between innings I sat and looked around, "people watching" as I do in places like this. Behind us only a couple rows and maybe a section or two closer to the plate I spotted a blond, reasonably attractive female with a tattoo on her left shoulder. Called "the lovely Mrs." attention to her and asked if that was the same girl who sang the National Anthem. She said she thought it was. She was surrounded by several people in her box, both male and female.
We were later told by my sister-in-law, "the crazy one" that one of the male friends in her box was this years American Idol winner, David Cook. This of course is totally out of my range of interest. My sister-in-law, "the crazy one" is a HUGE Idol fan and an even HUGER David Cook fan. I know this to be a fact because I believe I could hear her scream all the way from Modesto when we told her who sang the anthem at the game...........in an E-mail! To us he was just an ordinary looking guy, unshaven wearing a green KC baseball cap. Like a billion other guys. Who knew!?
Some complaints? Not sure if it is true of all the seats in that section but some elevation might actually be preferable. Hard to see the action sometime through the maze of umpires, coaches and players on the field. There was in the 2nd inning, a diving stop of a one hopper by Dodgers 2B Jeff Kent. That was all I saw. What I didn't see was his flip to SS Chin Lung Hu and Hu's flip to 1B for the inning ending DP. I couldn't figure out where the 3rd out had come from. Looked around for help but I guess they had showed the play on the video screen while I was trying to figure out what happened. Didn't really know WHAT had happened until I got home and saw the highlight. Nice play! Wished I'd seen ALL of it!
And in the Club, I was surprised (and disappointed) that the condiments offered were the packet types of mustard and mayo and ketchup. Much prefer the pump tubs or cranking dispensers that you find "on the outside." "The lovely Mrs." surmised this was done for neatness. Maybe but I was sorely tempted to wait till I was outside the Club before doctoring my dogs with the more plebeian fare . They did offer raw chopped onions in a small bowl with spoon but you almost got the feeling they were not intended for the dogs but for the chili in the above buffet dish. And I really would rather have spicy brown mustard than the typical yellow stuff. Seems to be a given to me. And I was somewhat disappointed with the lack of choices offered for the additions to the chicken tacos. Salsa and a combo of cilantro and onions and that was about it. Sour cream maybe but not much more. Seems there should be more.
We made a few more trips to the Baseline Club throughout the game. Me for some more Dodger Dogs (of course!) and I even got one of those chicken soft tacos. Refreshed our drinks periodically. The Club does have a private restroom only for those admitted to the Club. I passed on using it early in the game when I didn't want to hassle the viewing of my stamped hand and all and getting back to my seat. So I used the communal one with "my people". I did check out the Club restroom later in the game on a trip to get more to eat and it is quite nice, very clean and very quiet. Unlike most sports arenas restrooms, or better stated men's rooms. I can't speak for the ladies' rooms but "the lovely Mrs." said the Club restroom was a definite step up.
In the fifth inning, Juan Pierre sliced a foul ball in our direction, behind us and maybe a couple of sections over. It ricocheted toward the field where a young boy, probably still in elementary school caught it on the fly with his glove which he had presciently brought to the game. He immediately sat down in his seat next to a man (his Dad most likely) who never removed his cel phone from his ear. "Hey, Johnny just caught a foul ball! Did you see it on TV?" We made it into "the shot" we found out later when we viewed the tape we had set to record the game. In the picture, you can clearly see "the lovely Mrs." applauding the youngster's accomplishment. I just look old.
They cut off food in the Club after the 7th inning so "the lovely Mrs." made a run around the middle of the 6th. Not sure WHO or HOW MANY people she was trying to feed but she returned with FOUR containers of food to go of various varieties. Not sure she fully understood the phrase "ONE for the road"! She said she was bringing home some for "precious daughter" and some for ourselves. Plus it looked like most of the peanuts were going to our squirrels too. All I was trying to figure out was how I could navigate the exiting crowd carrying FIVE containers of food and not appear to be the greedy and selfish pig that I am! I managed.
We did leave before the final out (an act on the order of blasphemy in my world!) because I had told "the lovely Mrs." we would leave when she wanted to, to avoid any traffic and congestion getting out. There was none. Leaving before the bottom of the 8th helped. We missed a bench clearing brouhaha of little importance, when the Dodgers Matt Kemp and the Rockies', Yorvit Torealba totally misunderstood each other and over-reacted. All it cost them was a few suspended games each! We "heard" the reaction to the fracas walking to our car and mistook it for a Dodger rally. Wasn't till we got in the car and turned on the radio to find out just what had occurred.
The Rockies got a home run from pinch hitter Chris Ianetta in the 9th, The Dodgers got a shot in bottom of the ninth, bringing the tying run to the plate but just like they had all night failed to produce. Final score 3-0.
We got home promptly, minus the 15 minutes it took to swing by "precious daughter's" (and "the geek-in-law's") and minus a container or two of food, plus a container of Red Vines "the lovely Mrs." had purchased at one of the concession stands for "precious daughter"
The "Queen" slept well that night. Chesed.
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7 Keys That Unlock The Door To Your Success in a Business Opportunity By: Patricia Winston Looking for a Business Opportunity? Are You Overwhelmed with the sheer number of opportunities available? Confused about whats right for you?
What?s your reason for finding a business opportunity? What exactly do you hope to achieve? Following are popular reasons from people Ive spoken to:
1. recently downsized
2. nest egg too small
3. tired of your job
4. need money for college
5. too much month left at the end of the money
6. looking for early retirement strategies
7. implementing exit strategy from work force
8. strong desire for time freedom
9. strong desire to grow personally
10. love a challenge
When is NOW a good time to make a change? How do you navigate the thousands of opportunities available? Use this checklist - ?7 Keys That Unlock The Door To Your Success in a Business Opportunity? - compare to what you?ve already seen and position yourself to get started mastering the skills you?ll need to allow yourself to increase your income, fatten your nest egg, gain independence, lead yourself to financial and time freedom - Step with confidence into free enterprise!
Look for High Priced, High Quality Products
Realize you must ?trade? something for money in order to be in business. To put it simply, this means you must sell a product or service. This does not mean you need to be a master sales person, but, you can grow into one by mastering skills and technology over time. More on this later. The best solution is a product that has perceived value by your customer. It will obviously pass your test first. It will enhance your customers life. It will educate your customer and his family. The product must be unique and proprietary, which means there is little or no duplication to cause competition. In addition there must be a high demand for the product and the price point must be set so that there is value for you to spend your time and money marketing the product and your customer can benefit from owning the product. The product must also be easy to deliver and implement.
Growth Market
When starting a business you want to enter a market that is growing and has projected long term growth. In addition, there must be a continual influx of prospects reaching the ?right age?, ?right circumstances? to want the business and product. It is important to understand the difference between a trend and a fad. A business based on a fad will fade quickly while a business based on a trend will grow exponentially. Also, given local and national economic swings, you want a business with no territorial boundaries and a product which has national and global appeal. The criteria will position your business so that it isnt tied to one economy allowing you the flexibility to grow your business without geographic or economic boundaries.
Systems - Make Money While You Sleep
The reason fast food restaurants can be run successfully by teenagers is because they have systems in place to ensure consistent outcomes. I call this a clue. . . Starting your own home based business is no different; you want a system to follow to ensure you have financial and time leverage. The system must be simple to follow and it must integrate the use of technology to leverage your time and money. Most people are not born sales people so the system must assist you in the sales process and be focused on sorting to sell. The system must also be scalable to be utilized by both part time and full time workers. Youve heard this before, Make Money While You Sleep - a system will provide you the capacity to increase your income with less effort.
Teamwork Mentorship
On going leadership and mentorship is crucial to your success when starting a business. Having autonomy is important so you want to focus on a business that allows you independence, and also offers the benefits of team work and personal mentorship. In essence you want to be in business for yourself but not by yourself. Make sure you know who your mentor is and understand what they agree to commit to you when you begin your business; make sure you have rapport with your mentor take the opportunity to meet their team before you spend any money.
Mindset Training
We are just beginning to understand the mind, how our thoughts create our reality and how our brain works. Over the past 40 years, institutions have conducted research to learn how we function as human beings. It is important to connect with an organization that offers mindset training / education so you can develop within the framework of personal growth to enhance your leadership skills. You?ll learn to visualize your goals, make them concrete, expand your goals, change your core values, remove struggle / obstacles quickly; and achieve success both personally and financially. Youll shift from an employee core value, looking for security and pensions, to enterpreneurial core values seeking freedom. Napoleon Hill, author of Think and Grow Rich writes, ?When you begin to think and grow rich, you will observe that riches begin with a state of mind, with definiteness of purpose, with little or no hard work.? Instead of working hard, youll learn through mindset training to work smart with less effort.
Start Up Cash - Compensation Plan - Business Maintenance
Understanding the details of the compensation plan is crucial before you begin a home based business. Is it simple, easily understood by you? Can you explain it to your spouse in 5 minutes or less? Look at the startup investment and compare it to the profit per sale. Can you get into profit quickly and repay yourself? Start up cash can be from $2,000 to $25,000 and be considered a small investment for a business. Compare this to a franchise cost - hundreds of thousands of dollars up to millions, with long term contracts, lots of liability and no profit for 5 to 10 years.
It is critical to understand the qualification process. The better opportunities require a one time qualification process, not a monthly or ongoing volume based qualification process. After all, this is your business and if you want to take a long weekend, month or 3 months off to vacation you should not be penalized.
Make sure the plan allows for immediate payment to you from your customer; you should not have to wait weeks or a month for YOUR money. The pay plan must have leverage - otherwise youll be trading your time for money like your job. You want a business that leverages your time and money.
There must be exponential growth of income due to high profit step up products and monthly residual profits from your team sales. These sales are made without marketing expense or your time. They arrive in your bank account automatically. You also want to understand the long term plans of your supplier. . . will they be in business in 10 years? Can I pass this business on to my children?
The final consideration is your individual sale profit. Does it cover your advertising and lead generation cost? If it costs more to market and advertise than youre getting paid, forget it! I know of businesses that have a 10% overhead. Youll actually have to look for tax deductions.
Understanding The Products and the Business Before You Buy
Would you buy a car without test driving it? Would you buy real estate without walking through it? Why would you enter a home based business without a thorough review? A legitimate business owner will open the magic curtain and let you look behind the scenes BEFORE taking your money. Ask about product guarantees. If you see a 30 day money back guarantee - go ahead and purchase the getting started kit to review the business; ask to talk with other buyers who are either working in the business or customers of the product; ask to attend a training call as well as a business presentation call; ask for the details of the compensation plan; ask questions so you understand the daily tasks and processes required to be successful in the business (many businesses advertise as home based but require most of the operational activities to be done in meetings or presentations outside the home, so they might be based at home but they are run on the road). If a business owner is not willing to share these details openly, there is probably a reason why.
These 7 Keys That Unlock The Door To Your Success in a Business Opportunity will assist you to make an informed decision about the business opportunity that?s in alignment with your values. Enjoy your research and welcome to the wonderful world of free enterprise!
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