Rule #1: You must work in order to make money. But it remains to be seen what kind of work it will be.
Even if a new franchise is purchased, entrepreneurs must work hard to develop this business, in addition to other options.
The Internet has always been and will always be the most direct path to such a rosy reality. The global network provides all of the tools required to make money without having to leave your own body parts on the couch. This can be done lying down or while hanging upside down from a chandelier. The most important thing is to begin.
Rule #2: You must DO SOMETHING in order to make money on the Internet.
Before you dive into the world of information and web site social networks, you should be aware that all of the tools are available. You must, however, find them frequently, learn how to use them, and then learn how to use them effectively. At the same time, separate the wheat from the chaff and avoid tools that provide deceptive methods. There are plenty of both.
Rule #3: There are a plethora of tools available for earning money on the Internet. The vast majority of them, however, must be learned to use. This can be done in the same place, but it will take time and effort.
As a result, the main truth, which is true both offline and online, follows: in order to make money, you must first invest something. It could be a matter of money, time, or energy. And you’ll almost always have to invest two of these three resources.
Rule #4: To make money, you must either invest money, time, or effort. And, more often than not, two of these three resources are available.
If you do not invest, you will either get a mediocre or no result. As a result, some franchisees burn out without putting forth any effort other than purchasing.
The most profitable and practical option is to invest time. Invest it, however, in knowledge and skills that will allow you to earn money. You can earn money by devoting time to your work (for example, decoding captcha or Yandex.Toloka). But only a smidgeon. It will take a long time as well. If it isn’t profitable, as business uncles say, let’s do something else.
Enough with the rules; let us weigh the advantages and disadvantages before proceeding to practice.
