Introduction

21^st Entrepreneur

Which Business is best for me?

Can I cope with borrowing money to start up?

Can I pull through with the high mortality rate of most small scale businesses?

Who are my biggest competitors?

How will I get startup capital?

There are a multitude of them. Questions we ask ourselves when we want to make a vital decision about business. We can’t help but appreciate the extra cash one can get when you run a lucrative business part time or full time.

The reasons one engage in businesses may be:

 We are done with paid employment. There is a point a business oriented employee gets to and he /she knows that there is more to life than employment and pensions

 FREEDOM: The time freedom to do ventures that directly influence your income.

 SATISFACTION: This is the likely satisfaction an entrepreneur gets from adding value to the society and being paid for it.

4    EMPLOYMENT: You don’t have a job; you need a source of income.

      PASSION:  You are passionate about meeting a particular need and getting paid for it.

Most Businesses require a capital in the range of hundreds of thousands to millions for startup. Banks don’t give out loans to business startups easily for the simple reason that it’s a gamble. They need to see you in operation before they aid you. You don’t walk into a bank with a million dollar business idea with an empty savings account.

To start businesses on a small scale is common, but most small scale business cannot grow into hundreds of thousands in profit monthly except there is a loan facility involved. The bigger your business grows, the higher the number of competent staff needed, and overall business expense.

So let’s say you begin a service oriented company of fixing laptops. The higher the number of clients you have, the higher the number of capable staff you need, Because of the basic reason that you can singlehandedly fix 500 laptops weekly.

Why not try out the 21^st century business and be a millionaire in less time, with far less risk and less capital? In fact this business module is so good that it can be done easily part time while working for a Boss. Most people will never be aware of this old business module till they die hence they will forever live less than potential. Let’s say you really had a choice to choose between two fantastic business models.

There are the Traditional and the 21^st century business model. The traditional business model is traditional or regular business while The 21^st century business model is Network Marketing. These are a few differences between a traditional business model and a 21^st century Business model

Traditional Business Models	21st Century Models
Growth needs loan facilities	Growth does not require any loan facility
Continuous monthly influx of Capital	No continuous influx of capital, Startup cost only
Start capital is relatively high because most times, Assets like land and machineries are required	Comparatively low because it’s mostly run from the comfort of your house.
Payment of staff salaries	No payment of salaries
Age is a factor.	No Age barriers
Practical and Limited earnings	Ridiculous and Unlimited earnings within a short period of time
Can be easily crushed by competition if rival company has bigger and better services or goods. Or cheaper and more effective service delivery	No competition whatsoever, free level playing ground for all.
You are likely to invest a whole lot of sleepless nights, strategizing and balancing accounts.	Not needed. It’s a business model based on convenience. Infact it can be run part time till its big enough for the owner to go full time.
In a small scale business, Absence or death of owner leads to death of business	Absence or Death of owner does not influence business growth. It will always grow exponentially.

One does not have to be genius to see that it’s a great idea to get started in a 21^st century business model build massive income and then invest in any traditional business of choice. Download this short audio to have a better picture of what this is about.