That’s a fantastic question: “How do I help people make money doing what they love?”

I’ve asked a similar question: “How do I help people increase their streams of cash?”

I’m still refining it, but in principle it’s the same question.

It’s not about YOU anymore. It’s about OTHERS.

There is so much power in that, in contribution and being of service to others. Ironically, it’s also a great way for you to get rich!

I started a discussion forum for people to brain storm ideas on making money and discuss all issues of personal development. selfchangeclub.com/forums

Totally true! although the problem many internet marketers have is jumping around from one project to the next before any of them make any profit.

If you find yourself doing this, stop, focus on one project until it starts making money (like $1 a day), then keep that on the side while working on others.

If you try and do everything at once at the start you’ll find yourself frustrated after a year of work and no profits to show for it.

Cheers, Tim

With regards to MLMs, I wouldn’t sell anything that I personally didn’t believe in. One good example of a wellness product that kicks butt is “Nikken”. The magnet field offers some great wellness products that are great to have around the house (pronounced “hoose” in Canada eh?)

I can see having that line while offering designer vit- amins. Or if you had a massage business, you could combine the aroma Rx with magnets and vitamins.

That sounds very cool.

Some MLM’s are cool too, especially if you know how to market yourself properly. Another cool thing about MLM’s such as for example Tupperware is that they now offer an affiliate program so you don’t even have to just limit yourself to offline “Tupperware Parties”. I remember listening to an audio by Joel Comm where he says his wife makes fun of him because one of his income streams is selling Tupperware (online), LOL.

One good thing about MLMs is that, if you work it right, (and you get a good product to sell, where there’s just as much joy in selling the product as getting others in your downline) The money keeps coming even when you feel like taking an extended vacation. And if you’re really good, you’ll expand in areas related to what you’re doing. One area that I like and I feel is going to be huge (bigger than it is now) is the “Wellness” industry. Just about anything from aroma Rx to Magnets to Vitamins (pronounced Vit- a – mins in Canada eh?) to crystals and Chakra clearing methods can be offered at the same time.

I honestly believe that versatility and flexability are going to be the survival tools of the future. The 3rd industrial paradigm of working 30 years for the gold watch is almost gone. With jobs being outsourced and top level corruption so ubiquitious, the more you can rely on yourself, the better off you’ll be.

Sorry for rambeling.

Ace