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Did you know that forty percent—40 percent—of people want to be their own boss someday? That’s a lot of aspiring entrepreneurs. Millions, in fact.​

 

Truth is, only a fraction of those people ever really start a business. Some get comfortable in a lifestyle that they can’t afford to give up. Others realize just how hard it is to be an entrepreneur and never try. Sometimes life just happens and makes entrepreneurship unattainable.

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1. Be a Salesperson

 

Never underestimate how important it is to be able to sell. It’s at the top of the list on purpose. Even if you never have to sell to clients (unlikely), you will have to sell your product or benefits to investors, Selling is absolutely critical to your success, so if you have an aversion to it, you’d better get over that fast.​ Every person needs more incomes, you don`t need to find a big investor for your community, the best investors are the little ones, because they have more needs to get incomes than the bigger investors, and your community will be growing systematically.

 

2. Delay Gratification

 

No business is successful on day one. To create your community of investor you will need time, and let your investors get confidence of your company and the system, the more confidence they get, the more fast it will grow.

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3. Take Risks

 

Just leaving the rat race is a huge risk in an of itself. No wonder so few people do it. And if you have a spouse or significant other, realize that they are risking with you—whether they like it or not. Everyone has a need for some level of certainty, so if you can’t find it in your business, plan on finding it elsewhere—maybe for several years at a time. If you want to get profits you have to get risk, maybe your community won`t be for everybody, you have to accept the fact some people could not like to get risk of their money and this is the majority.

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4. Build Rapport

 

Note that this is not called “Making Friends”—important, yes, but not the same thing. Building rapport means building respect, a reputation, and hopefully key alliances along the way. Donald Trump doesn’t seem to be the kind of guy you’d call your BFF. But he does have the ability to get people to listen and trust him. You will need to build relationships as an entrepreneur, no business is an island. Getting a community of investors means you the owner trust in our system, your investors trust on you, that chain will be the key of our success.

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5. Be Uncomfortable

 

Nobody thinks that running a business is easy. But generally people underestimate just how hard it can be. There can be times as a business owner that for months on end you will be in a state of stress, worry, anxiety, and discomfort. Being an Money Box Owner means being able to live and function in this state for extended periods of time, and being able to find a way to shut it off so that it doesn’t consume your personal life as well as your career. This business has many cycles, the profits cycles and the stand by cycle, you cannot be happy when it is making profits and unhappy when is not, the success of our system is because it does not use emotional decision, this business makes profits and that is what you and your investors will see in a prudential time.

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6. Inspire

 

To be an owner money box you need to be inspired. You will likely have to inspire others such as employees and your first customers—who will have to believe in you with no track record. But most of all you will continue to have to inspire yourself, because sometimes your vision is the only thing that can lead you out of one phase of your business and into the next. Your Community of investors will be inspire if you keep them in touch with articles, news that you can make and send it to email. Your investors will be inspire not only if they are receiving profits, but if you touch them by letters.

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7. Focus

 

Related to discipline is focus—the ability to tune out “noise” that can distract you from your goal. That noise could be people who doubt you, busywork, doing too much “social” networking, or perhaps worst of all, the noise inside of your own head of self-doubt, fear, or unrealistic expectations of yourself. The community will grow if you make your own goals to achieve every month. Example. Get at least 5 investors monthly as your initial goal, and change it once you goal is reached.

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​8. Do Not push your Investors

 

Have you ever enter a store and the salesman chase you around the store pushing you to buy something.....Well I think all of us has this annoying experiences. This system sell it, by itself, once the people start working with, so you just need to show them, the benefits they can have using this profitable tool.

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​9. Start Gradually with the minimal amount to Invest

 

To invest in financial markets, generates many skeptical people, but in the other hand many people wants to try, so in your My Money Box settings accept amount starting from $500.00 and then just let the system do its works. Your investor will get confidence of the system and they will compare My Money Box with other similar financial tools as bank current accounts, CDF...etc

 

10. Last but not Least

 

The real meaning of be millionaire, is not have a lot of money in your bank, many assets, cars............(All that just means you are slave of your money)...... the real millionaire is the person who makes smart investment and have a wealthy financial life, a got time to expend it in their family, travel, knowing, living the full life, and help others.

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