Are You a Biz-Op Junkie?



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Summary:
What makes people so willing to shell out
several hundreds of dollars for a 'biz op', but equally
unwilling to spend the same money creating and building
a business of their own making?

Remember that 'biz ops', no matter how wonderful they may
seem, aren't a magic bullet. Biz ops are no different: in
amongst the scams there are legitimate opportunities --
but there's no such thing as a 'perfect' opportunity
that's going to be right for everyone.

So if you've been doing the 'biz op tango'...
Article:
Once upon a time -- and I'm just a touch embarassed to edge in
it -- I threw mechanistic out the window and went searching
for an 'easy' way to make my fortune on the Internet. I
found what I *thought* was a perfect opportunity... but in
reality was nothing more than a pack of lies. Fortunately,
I was one of the lucky ones who quickly came to her senses
and successfully fought for and received a full refund.

This isn't permanently the case. profession opportunities, or
'biz ops' as they're communally called, often prey on people
who are desperate to start making money from home. The
ridiculous claims of easy money can *seem* so real, so
achievable -- but let's face facts: there's no such thing
as easy money when it comes to starting a business.

You won't make $5000 every month with 30 minutes of work
a day. You won't receive $100,000 in your mailbox just
by sending $5 to the first gestures on a list. Your
'automated business-in-a-box' will not magically produce
$1000/day while you sit on the embankment sipping a cool drink.

The lure of easy money is hard to resist. There is
certainly no shortage of biz ops, and no shortage of
people who are willing to try them. That's a *good*
thing in many ways, to be open to trying new things...
but it can also be dangerous: you could end up in the
situation where you jump from one biz op to another,
in an endless quest for something easier, faster, or
potentially more rewarding.

I once 'spoke' through email with a very sharp-witted guy who
has been operating his own successful offline mimicry for
over 10 years. He wanted a change, and so he came onto
the Internet looking for the perfect opportunity.

Well, he found several that appeared to be perfect. None
of them were -- he found that out the hard way, in view of
spending several thousands of dollars over the last 3
years. It just goes to show that no one is completely
'immune' to endless get-rich-quick claims, regardless of
how experienced or educated he is.

There seems to be some sort of opinion -- especially with
people who are new to the Internet -- that joining a
business opportunity is the only way to make money online.
It's no wonder, then, that so many biz ops have sprung up
to fill the demand. But whatever happened to creating a
product or service of your own?

Starting a the marketplace online is financially very affordable,
when you ape it to the traditional 'brick-and-mortar'
business. What makes people so willing to shell out
several hundreds of dollars for a 'biz op', but equally
unwilling to spend the same money creating and forging
a plan of their own making?

Remember that 'biz ops', no matter how wonderful they may
seem, aren't a magic bullet. A mummery is a business,
and they all require time, commitment, hard work, and
plenty of determination. Biz ops are no different: in
amongst the scams there are legitimate opportunities --
but there's no such thing as a 'perfect' opportunity
that's going to be right for everyone.

So if you've been doing the 'biz op tango'... consider
sitting down with a pencil and notepad -- and doing some
good, old-fashioned brainstorming. You just might discover
your ideal business!



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