need help

[sihle nala]

i''ve been thinking a lot about choices I'll have to make sooner or later and i am in some sort of a dyalema. My passion is skating and i plan on my dream of being a professional skater a reality, but this takes time and is not easy especially cause i started skating late. So i have been very business minded most of my life,i used to sell muffins to make extra money. Now I'm thinking more on the wave links of passive income so i will have money coming in and have time to make my dream a reality, my problem which I'm hoping someone can help me with is what business could i start that doesn't need a lot of time and nurturing, with as little or no staff. I value time a lot

[adrianh]

Hi, what type of skating are you talking about?

[sihle nala]

skateboarding, i don't want to sacrifice my dream, if running a business means its gonna take most of my time, I'd rather not

[HR Solutions]

Well unless you have a helluva lot of money to invest in a business and good management to run the business , you will have to do it yourself.

[IanF]

Contact DaveA the site owner he is selling YOBSN membership which looks good,

[Greig Whitton]

I'm hoping someone can help me with is what business could i start that doesn't need a lot of time and nurturing, with as little or no staff.

What you are looking for doesn't exist. If you are serious about creating passive income streams, check out Pat Flynn's Smart Passive Income website. He's been very successful with setting up his own passive income ventures, but even he will be the first to tell you that it takes time and effort.

Contact DaveA the site owner he is selling YOBSN membership which looks good,

Like all of the other flavour-of-the-month network marketing fads, I wouldn't touch YOBSN with a ten foot pole.

[adrianh]

Like all of the other flavour-of-the-month network marketing fads, I wouldn't touch YOBSN with a ten foot pole.

[HR Solutions]

what business could i start that doesn't need a lot of time and nurturing, with as little or no staff.

If you find the answer to this then let me know as well ......

[sihle nala]

thank you, that helsped me make an important decision. much appreciated

[sihle nala]

will do

[Dave A]

I value time a lot

That's a terrific start. How are you deploying your time at the moment?

Like all of the other flavour-of-the-month network marketing fads, I wouldn't touch YOBSN with a ten foot pole.

So as long as it doesn't involve a flavour-of-the-month fad, you think network marketing is a good option then?

[Greig Whitton]

So as long as it doesn't involve a flavour-of-the-month fad, you think network marketing is a good option then?

Network marketing has never appealed to me, but I don't consider it inherently good or bad. That said, I find the flavour-of-the-month network marketing fads to be laughable at best and repugnant at worst. YOBSN somehow manages to be both.

[Dave A]

Network marketing has never appealed to me, but I don't consider it inherently good or bad.

Fair enough.

That said, I find the flavour-of-the-month network marketing fads to be laughable at best and repugnant at worst. YOBSN somehow manages to be both.

How?

Actually, scratch that. Perhaps if you explain your exposure to and understanding of YOBSN to me, your comment will make more sense.