Earn a Healthy Residual Income Selling Essential Oils

While there are many choices of work at home jobs, you must carefully consider what is most beneficial to you. Obviously compensation is very important. However, wouldn't you want to be able to stand behind the products you promote? Network marketing isn't just about promoting products. It's about relationship building. In order to build a relationship with people in network marketing and to show them the network marketing arena you've chosen to work at, you need to work with a company and/or products with proven success.

Young Living is a company that offers Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils and holistic health products such as toothpaste, deodorant, soap, household cleaners diffusers, and more. I am very impressed with this company and it's products. The therapeutic grade essential oils are just that, therapeutic. They have many health benefits, promote maximum relaxation and a host of other benefits. To top that off, there are tons of individuals with great testimonies.

Here's what a distributor of Young Living can expect to receive:

• Start a successful business based on a simple plan with extensive corporate support and training.
• Begin with minimal costs, unlike expensive franchises and other small businesses.
• Work part-time or full time; set your own hours so you can spend more time with family.
• Have access to successful people who are eager to teach you one-on-one.
• Enjoy residual income.
• Benefit from the tax savings available to small businesses.
• Build a solid retirement you can count on.
• Help your friends and family enjoy a better quality of life.

Visit: To Become a Distributor or Learn More about Young Therapeutic Grade Living Essential Oils Use Sponsor Number 1066504 to register as a distributor

I hope you join this very lucrative team.

Best
Michelle

Success at Home

It's been a while since I've last updated this blog. Busy busy with work!

Success is defined as the achievement of something desired, intended or attempted. When considering working from home, count the cost:

1. Is what you are doing now something you see yourself doing in the future?
2. Is what you you are doing now producing for you?
3. Are you happy where you are?
4. If you decide to work from home, do you have enough in savings to cover your expenses until your work from home job begins paying off?

These are all questions that you need to consider before working from home. Do not let any company convince you that you can just work from home and it's just that easy. Different people have different situations to consider.

For those without a source of "protective" income, perhaps consider work at home as a form of residual income and then if all pans out, you can move slowly into working from home full time. As a rule of thumb, don't quit your day job until your work from home business is producing enough income to cover what your day job was covering, for at least 9 months.