Welcome to my New Venture!
This opportunity was presented to my hubby in the middle of a garage sale. We were trying to raise funds to cover for S&H to send oversees. And the adventure starts from there.
This is Day 3, which was yesterday...
This is Day 4:
So in 4 Days, the account earned approx. 9 points, which is close to an equivalency of $9 just through 1 of the 6 ways of earning income through this business via the Bonus Points Bucket.
Another way is through the websites that retails the products. You can earn commission through your free site when you first sign up... And yes, free websites with even the FREE account. Now, next is understanding the "VIP Bucket." Watch Video
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So far so good. In comparison to hubby's calculations, it's a few cents short, but yesterday was a few cents more, so it broke out about right.
Spoke to my Auntie about the program today and she liked what she saw AND heard. What she really liked is that you don't Have to recruit/ sponsor to earn. You also don't even need to have inventory. Nice right? I like those pointers about this business opp too. Also, unlike other businesses, theres no initial cost to start up, too. You can try the business out for FREE and go from there. Of course, there are other perks, so check it out... Here. Whatcha gonna lose? Not a Penny Less that's for sure... After being off of work for 7 days, I was with my colleagues. They asked, "How are you?"
And from there, I couldn't hold it in any longer. I started telling them about the garage sale and the woman and this opportunity. I told them that I have a retirement plan now. I couldn't believe how excited I was and still am about all this. I'm telling myself, "Be safe. Don't go over your head." But as I tell my friends about my new venture, they listen with curiosity. They know I'm a hard worker. They know that I look into things before taking chances or jumping into something foolish. I do my homework and I do my homework well. I honestly told them that I didn't want to say anything until I see the results I'm looking for, but the numbers, the values, and the opportunity really all speaks for itself. Look at this chart that hubby put together to show me an idea of what will happen in 30-60 days in the Diamond Level. This next pic is the start of our Day 1.
So far, Day shows worthiness... But again, "Don't go over your head, Michelle."
I told my Uncle Art about this opportunity, and we both agreed that until I show him the money in my hand ($500 we said) he will sign up. Alrighty then, I got my first Challenge! Woot woot! A Penny For Your Thoughts and Not a Penny Less. This is the thought in my head when my husband said he met a woman.
We were having a garage sale on a Saturday right before a busy evening at church with the Youth. I thought it was crazy for doing this back to back with an event happening right after wards. But sure enough, we did it. The proceeds from the garage sale was going to go towards the Shipping & Handling for sending a box of clothes and supplies to a church in the Philippines. Well, God did provide and the garage sale made enough to send ONE box. Yes! Thank you Lord! But ugghh!! We still had a lot of stuff that we wanted to get rid of, and I knew that a lot of it was just going to end up back in the storage and pile up again. So I started throwing away stuff. And of course, my mom, “Nanay,” brought some of the stuff back inside. Ha, ha, ha…. I knew that was going to happen. If it’s not a raccoon or possum digging in trash, it’s my mom. She always finds a reason to make things useful. I love her, but I really Really REALLY did not want anymore of the junk that I already held onto for so long back in the house. But who can argue with mom, right? Well, not me. Anyways, I started to read more on how to invest. I googled, “How to become a millionaire.” There are three to five steps on how to achieve this goal. The first is to have a source of income, the second is to save, and the third is to invest. The other two advices are: To live within your means & to not keep all your dollars in one nest. Anyhow, I like the Three step advice, so my thought it is, “My savings and checking accounts are an investment, but it’s sooo slow. What other ways can I invest aside from doing stock and other complicated math savings account with difficult abbreviations to remember: IRA, ROTH, MMA, Bonds, etc.?” God must’ve heard my heart’s desire, because next thing you know, my husband tells me about this woman he just met. I’m not a jealous type of person, so really there was nothing to worry about. From what he was saying, he met a 60 year old woman, just retired, who’s making more money without doing anything… uh, what? I started to ask him more questions, because apparently, this “Auntie” invested very little and each day, her “savings” grew and grew and all she did was just let the money sit in her account… it was better than a savings account he pretty much said. So I asked him to look further into it. And so he is. He explained it a little further to me, but until I feel confident in re-explaining it to you, this is what I understand thus far: There are FOUR buckets: -VIP -CASH -Left-Over -Bonus The VIP has points (pennies?) that can be used to puchase items or invested. Depending on how much was initially invested, the investor will qualify for certain benefits. These benefits will allow the investor to accrue interest on their investment at the end of the day based on how much the ‘company’ earned. So if the company earned $100, I earn a certain percentage of that… let’s say $1. Now this $1 can go into my CASH bucket, or I can re-invest it back into my VIP bucket. From what I understand, when my VIP bucket increases in points, so does my percentage from the interest I earn from the company a the end of the day. Okay, this is where I stop from understanding. I have slight understanding of the other two buckets, because I can’t explain it yet. Any who… hmmm? Hubby signed up for the program tonight. I am giving him a WEEK to show me something. If what he says she said is true, than there should be NOT a PENNY Less in his investment. Meaning, he should’ve gain and not lost his initial investment into the company. A penny for your thought… |
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