Internet Drives Home Based Business.

I opened my first business 17 years ago at the age of 23. It was a small fitness center in a high end neighborhood here in Miami, Fl.

I thought my biggest challenge was going to be building a customer base and making enough revenue to pay my rent and still have some money left to pay my own bills. As it turns out, that was the easy part. In my first 3 years of business, we were sued once, had to fire 3 trainers for cheating, lying , or stealing. We needed monthly staff meetings to sort out all of the personality conflicts in the gym. My landlord raised my rent every year and gave me fewer benefits. The IRS was questioning my payroll. The state of Florida was investigating our usage with compliance to the health studio rules and regulations. Competition was coming in all around us and interest rates were going up on the loan I had taken out to buy my equipment. Was this the American Dream?

Fast forward 17 years. I have now built, operated, and owned 3 successful fitness centers. I have a family now, a wife and 2 children under the age of 3. My life has changed. Corey Citron, a childhood friend of mine, shows me a nutritional beverage company that he is opening. Against my better judgement I take a look at it. 3 months later I'm at the top of the company and I am completely in love with the product, vision, founders, and the industry as a whole.

I have stayed away from this industry for 20 years. What was the reason for my sudden shift in heart?

Was it the fact that I am used to being beaten up by my employees, the IRS, and the state of Florida, and now 3 months into my home based business everyone seems to be so willing to help me from all levels of the company. With open arms might I add. With a smile of their face and from the heart!

Is it the fact that small business owners are more willing to treat a home based business like a business. If you want to make a million dollars, treat it like a million dollar business.

Maybe it's the ability to work from home where I am better able to help my wife and children and work from anywhere that I can get an internet signal.

Another attractive part of joining a home based business is the unlimited income potential and massive customer base doing business 24 hours a day 365 days a year. I have neither in my conventional based businesses.

Lastly the low start up costs are incredibly attractive. I spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to start up my conventional business as compared to less than $500 to get involved in my home business.

So If you own a small business or you are prospection a small business owner, keep in mind, they may be your next superstar in your home based business opportunity. Small business owners are sick of the grind where it feels like the whole world is up against you. They will appreciate an environment where everyone reaches out to pull you up not push you down. Start up costs are pennies in comparison and you can finally work at home or anywhere you go with an unlimited income potential.

It was a no brainer for me!!!

Mike Singer
Owner Pinecrest Pilates
Singer Development
Ceo@mikedavidsinger.com
http://www.mikedavidsinger.com
305-992-5796