Money or Time, what is best for you...

 Does it feel impossible to have both time and money?

The more you work, the more you earn but the less time you have. The more time you have, the less you earn. It’s tiring and frustrating.

The truth is, if you’re trying to achieve this balance while working for someone else, you’re right, you can’t have both time and money. Working for someone else drains time—and doesn’t always lead to the success and prosperity you want.

However, stepping outside of working for others and entering into the world of entrepreneurship, it is possible to have both time and money on your terms. That is of course if you choose the right business model.

My fellow associate Bruce, a New Zealander, now living in Australia and successful online entrepreneur.

Before entering the world of the digital space, Bruce was heading up a large car dealer group in Queensland, Australia. He was responsible for managing and motivating 700 plus employees, as well as the day to day operations of the company. The buck stopped with Bruce, and while he was financially successful, it came at the sacrifice of little time to spend with his family and friends.

"I walked away from traditional business so I could establish work-life balance. What I discovered here was a way to still produce at a high level, without the long hours or the stress that comes with managing a big business. I now enjoy big business results, without the big business hours."

Are you ready to establish true time and financial freedom?

I chose to work smarter instead of harder, I didn't believe I could re-invent the wheel and I know I am not the most organized but I do know what I value, what I stand for, what my principles are and what I can stand behind.  I picked a company that I am truly grateful to be a part of, one where service to myself and others is a big focus.

Schedule an appointment with me today I can guide you through the process. The first step is a brief interview to see if we might have the potential of working together. Then if it is for you, I can guide you through the next steps but if it is not for you, we can wish each other well and go our separate ways, fair enough?