Showing posts with label money. Show all posts
Showing posts with label money. Show all posts

Saturday, February 20, 2016

7 Tips to Becoming a Millionaire

Becoming a millionaire is easier than it's ever been. 
Many people have been writing me with the notion that it's an impossible task. They say, "It's pure luck. You have to be born into a rich family. You'll have to win the Lotto. Your parents have to help you out a lot."
A single mother with five children wrote the following, "Daniel, I read your article and I believe in what you're saying. However, I'm 50 years old and work long hours at two dead-end jobs. It's Christmas time and I barely have enough money to buy gifts for my children. What should I do?"
Another man wrote, "Well, if you work for the government or a non-profit, you cannot expect to become a millionaire. After all, you're on a fixed salary and there’s little time for anything else. By the time you get home, you've got to play with the kids and entertain yourself."
These queries got me thinking of the true possibilities of wealth all over the world, particularly in America. I've seen people come to America who speak little to no English, have no connections, no money, or formal education, but have still been able to create fortunes for themselves and others. 
The truth is that all of us can become as wealthy as we decide to be. None of us is excluded from wealth. If you have the desire to receive money, whatever the amount, you have all of the rights to do so. There's no limit to how much you can earn for yourself.
Money is like the sun. It does not discriminate. It doesn't say, "I will not give light and warmth to this flower, tree, or person because I don't like them." Like the sun, money is abundantly available to all of us who truly believe that it is for us. No one is excluded.
Here are 7 tips to becoming a millionaire: 

1. Change Your Thinking

You have to see the bigger picture. When most people see just trees, you need to look at the entire forest. This way, you'll be able to chart your read more.....7 Tips to Becoming a Millionaire


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Wednesday, November 19, 2014

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Tuesday, November 18, 2014

BANK CHARGES: A FRAUD OR A FEE?


I would like to crave the readers’ indulgence to permit me express my opinion in the simplest language as a layman who does not understand the workings, laws and rules of the financial institutions. Having had a brief stint as a marketer in one of the new generation bank I can confidently analyze the drama associated with customer’s complaints whenever issues of spurious charges and illegal deductions rears its ugly head while in the employment of the bank. As a staff of the bank in those ‘BANK TARGET’ era of banking operations, not many of us really understand the pain and emotional difficulties experienced by bank’s customers whenever they complain of deductions as miserly as N100, but five years down the lane I was out of that corridor of the financial institutions and I know where the shoe really pinches. I can tell the values of peanuts and crumbs as an entrepreneur, I know what it cost to gather resources, to build funds in your bank account and ultimately smile home at the end of every project.

Consequently, there are some bad times for entrepreneurs when N100 will make a difference and save an ugly situation such as dishonoring a cheque as a result of deductions never envisaged. I have witnessed many a times customers closure of their bank account because some charges the bank could not explain were carried out on the aggrieved customer’s account. Whether the bank apologizes or return the funds back to the account will still not hold back the ill feelings associated with these manipulations by the banks. My wife had an experience with her bank sometime on a Saturday in April 2014, she attempted to withdrew money from FCMB ATM Akute Ogun State,and
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Monday, March 10, 2014

LISTS OF SMALL BUSINESSES YOU CAN START WITH LITTLE OR NO CAPITAL

LISTS OF SMALL BUSINESSES YOU CAN START WITH LITTLE OR NO CAPITAL
It is becoming increasingly difficult to make ends meet with just one income source. Thus more and more people are investigating the possibilities of starting their own extra income home business. Most of these part time endeavors are started and operated from the comfort of their homes.
Before you start: the first thing you must do however is some basic market research. Find out for yourself, first-hand, just how many people will be interested in your proposed products or services, and would be willing to stand in line and pay money for it.
This is known as defining your market and identifying your prospective customers. If after checking around telling people about your ideas, with a whole lot of people over a period between 1 – 3 weeks, you get the idea that these people would be paying customers; your next effort should be directly towards the “detailing” of your business plan.

IF CRAFTING A BUSINESS PLAN WILL NOT LET YOU KICK-START A BUSINESS, I WILL TRY AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE TO GIVE A STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO WRITING A BUSINESS PLAN AND ALSO GIVE YOU SAMPLE OF A BUSINESS PLAN I DEVELOPED.

The more precise and detailed your plan covering all the basis related to how you will do everything that you needs to be done- the easier it is going to be for you to attain success. Such a plan show your start-up investment needs, your advertising plans, your product costs and procedures, your sales program, and how your time would be allocated.
Too often enthusiastic and ambitious entrepreneurs jump in on an extra income project and suddenly find that the costs are beyond their abilities and the time requirements are more than they can meet.
It pays to lay it all out on paper before you get involved, the clearer you can “see” everything before you start the better your chances for success.
Have you always wanted to become your own boss and take control of your time, work at home using your spare room/space, backyard or your one room apartment as an office and residential but never had a clue of money making ideas to pursue your dream? You do not have to wait for manners to fall from heaven before you take first step to financial liberty, just one of these money-making idea can be your blueprint for success. The list is not exhaustive but I believed you can pick an interest in one or two of the businesses listed

1.     CONSULTANCY SERVICES: - This is the foremost of the small businesses one could ever think of; one can basically consult on almost anything and everything. Just think of any special skill in your possession and pronto, you can make a reasonable income from it. E.g. marriage counseling, business consult, legal consult, property consultancy, educational consults media consultant, etc. One do not have to possess any capital to start consulting, just some contacts on your phone, email addresses and referrals from family and friends, you are good to go.
2.     RESTAURANT: - No matter how poor people may be, food still remains the number one basic necessities of life before clothing and shelter. If you can do it right, it’s one of the surest way to crossing the poverty line. If you are still in doubt, please visit Equal Right in Somolu, Amala Sonola in ogba Aguda, Ewa-Agonyin palace in Unilag etc. With a capital between N50K – N100k, you should be making a residual income from it.
3.     FASHION AND TAILORING SERVICES: - From time immemorial fashion business has been dynamic and ever present. From Paris to New-York, Milan to Lagos, Beijing to Joburg, fashion statements defies national/ethnic boundaries. Different occasions demand special outfits, one easily take advantage of the trend in fashion consciousness of the people to earn a decent living.

4.     REAL ESTATE AGENCY: - By finding properties for prospective clients, you perform a valuable service for both landlords and tenants. Advertise that you have listings available for houses, apartments, flats, rooms, offices, etc. You can either charge a one-time fee for finding accommodations or work on a commission. In this line of business, capital or professional qualification is not really required as a start-up, just have the right information.

5.     RENTAL BUSINESS: This has mushroomed into an attractive new business opportunity. People like to borrow, do-it-yourself rent professional equipment. Many people are doing well these days by acting as rental agents for all manner of things - power tools, trucks, cars, electric generators, etc.

6.     LAUNDRY/IRONING SERVICE /CLOTHES CLEANING: Everyone has dirty clothes for laundry and ironing, but many of us do not have the time to do it all, this is where you would come in and make money by doing all the laundry, especially areas where power supply is erratic. If your backyard is large enough to store all the clothes, sort the clothes and start making money, then this business could just be for you. With a capital between N20K – N100K this business could turn you to a millionaire over a period of time.

7.     HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE: Many home-owners and apartment dwellers will welcome help at "house cleaning'. Charge a flat fee for the amount of work that must be done. Make arrangements with firms that provide workers for washing windows, cleaning carpets, washing walls, painting, etc. and collect a commission from them. Tell your friends and family who are moving to a new house or changing offices, with the help of flyers or handbills you could reach out to a large audience.

8.       MAKE AND SELL CUSTOMIZED JEWELLERIES AND BEADS: Home-made costume jewellery sells, sell directly to jewellery outlets, gift shops, hairdressers shops, clothes boutiques, and by direct mail.  It is possible to start with limited capital of N5K- N20k.

9.     GAME CENTERS: The game center concept is good both for those who have jobs and those who want full time involvement. A game centre is a place where people mostly young come to play computer basic games like play station, Nintendo, Atari, etc. You will also provide avenues for refreshments like ice cream, snails drinks etc. Gaming centers charge customers who come to their centers between N100.00 – N500.00 depending on the area, and the types of customers you are dealing with. If you start small, you can make between N5k – N20k per day. There is a classical game center at Mende by Maryland, it is built with a portal cabin and looks beautiful as well

10.                        FISH FARMING: If you have been contemplating on a small business and haven’t heard about fish farming, then you are missing something. Over the years, quite a few people have made fortunes from fish farming; as the population is swelling and protein needs are far outstripping the available supply, fish meal is always a winner if done well. Fish farming is a sure bet business if you put the right structures in place. More and more people like fish due to its low cholesterol protein, All you need do is to get a space, buy or construct tanks, buy finger lings for between N10 to N20 and feed them for 4 to 6 months, then sell from between N1500 to N2000 depending on weight and size. But you need to have a basic knowledge of fish farming to start this.

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Thursday, February 27, 2014

HOW TO OVERCOME THE FEAR OF STARTING A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN

 

DREAM BIG

You must first of all dream and imagine WHAT you want to be? Dreaming in this context does not requires you to lay your beddings and bury yourself under the duvet snoring, dreams here refers to visualization and conceptions born out of the desires to achieve an objective. Secondly, WHERE do you want to be? Where you wish to find yourself within a particular time frame is pivotal to setting your agenda. HOW you wish your life would be? WHEN do you want to make your DREAM a reality, do you have any time frame?


COME UP WITH AN IDEA.

You will need an idea for a business before you do anything else. This should be something you are passionate about, since your new business will consume a great deal of your time and money. Come up with business ideas by identifying things people need which no one else currently provides or things that are trending as a matter of change in taste, fashion, policies of government, or things that isn’t provided in your area, or which you can provide better than anyone else.

CONSIDER IF IT IS PLAUSIBLE.

 Before going too far, think about how plausible your idea is. Is it something that people would actually pay for? Will it turn enough of a profit to be viable? You will also need to be sure that it is possible to implement.

 

 

 

BE SURE IT’S UNIQUE.

 Whatever your idea is, be sure it’s as unique as possible. This will help you eliminate or significantly combat competition, which will make your business more successful. By simply adding a flavor to currently existing product can do the magic.

 

DETERMINE YOUR COST OF OPERATION.

 You will need a solid business plan to present to any investors and the best place to start would be with determining your basic cost of operations. This will outline and help you determine how much money is needed to produce the product or offer the service you intend to offer or produce. Knowing your cost of operations will be vital to determining if your business will be profitable, since you will need to make more than this capital plus operating expenses in order to remain in business.

DETERMINE YOUR POTENTIAL MARKET.

 Be realistic. How many people will realistically use your business? How much will they pay to use your services? If either number is too small in comparison to how much it will cost you to stay in business, then you should reconsider or change your plans.

 

DETERMINE OBSTACLES.

 You will need to plan ahead for all of the problems which can get in the way of running a business, evaluate your competition, if their market share or product offering is too strong and stable, and then you will have a very hard time breaking into the market. No one will want to buy an equally priced or more expensive version of a perfectly good product or service which already exists. You will also need to explore the associated regulations and laws, especially regarding taxes. Make sure there are no prohibitive costs, such as equipment which is too expensive to make the business profitable.

WRITE UP A BUDGET. 

Once you have a general idea of how much money you have to work with, write up a budget for marketing which indicates how much money you have available to spend on advertising. If your business wouldn’t warrant your customers to see you physically before they get the product or services, then you can explore the power of e-commerce, online marketing, referral marketing and the likes as they presently offers the cheapest cost of advertising.

 

CREATE IDEAS FITTING YOUR BUDGET.

 Once you know how much money you have, research the costs of different types of marketing and come up with ideas which fit those methods and are effective for the price range. If you have a lot of money to spend on marketing, for example, you can consider shooting a commercial. If you have almost none, you’ll want to think about ways to use social media effectively, which is very effective for requiring little money.

 

PLAN TIMING AND LOCATION OF MARKETING.

 Once you know what kind of marketing you intend to do, think about the most effective places to advertise and what time of day, month or year are going to work best to reach your target market. You will want to be sure that you are using marketing which is appropriate to the type of people you expect to be interested in your product or services. So consider usability and physical location as well. If your services are seasonal you will want to consider what the best time of year would be to advertise. Also, television advertisements will need to be timed so that the right demographics will be watching when they air. 

TALK TO A BANK OR ANY OTHER SMALL BUSINESS FUNDING INSTITUTIONS. 

Talk with a bank with which you already have a positive relationship. Ask about what kind of business start-up loans they offer and how they can benefit your business. By using a bank you already know, the bank will have easy access to your financial records and will be more confident in investing with you.

DETERMINE WHERE YOUR OFFICE WILL BE SITUATED. 

You will need a space from which to run your business. This can be a home office if you require little space and will not have employees, or it can require an entire workshop or warehouse. It depends on what you will be doing and how big you intend your business to be. Some people’s car actually serves the purpose of office, mobility and pleasure. Nowadays, there are VIRTUAL offices scattered all over the place, you will only need to pay-as-you use or pay for number of calls/correspondence and business meetings you held therein, An example is a firm that provide virtual office is WORKPLACE PLUS  LTD located at NNPC Mulliner Tower Ikoyi Lagos,Nigeria.

 

PURCHASE EQUIPMENT.

 Purchase all of the things you need to start work. This can mean mechanical equipment, computers, telephone, or craft supplies. It all depends on what you are doing. Try to purchase from firms that will offer discounts for starters

 

MAKE USE OF MARKETING AND PR.

 You will want to reach out to potential customers in ways that make them want to use your business. This is especially important when you are first starting, before you have an established, regular customer base. Advertise in a way that catches customers attention at a minimum and hopefully goes beyond to capture their imagination. Be creative and appeal to the right

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