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Anyone can stary an online business even you are working a full time job
Do you currently wake up at 8am just in time to shower and make it to your job at 9am?
Then wake up at 6am and work on your business idea for two solid hours.
A full-time job is just an excuse -- if you want it bad enough you’ll make sacrifices.
Many people say they can't find extra time because they have a family and small children.
When you get home from work, play with your kids, eat dinner with the family and then switch into business-building mode after you put the little ones to sleep.
It's challenging when you first start out a business.
But the hard work will eventually payoff when your business starts to build momentum and runs by itself.
And by the way, everyone starts their online business on a part-time basis.
So I suggest you act fast.
Please contact 97927309 or 93976700 or email [email protected]
Event: How to create a passive income
Date: 22 Feb 2017
Time: 8:00 - 9:15pm
Location: Junction 10 Mall
Nearest MRT is Bukit Panjang MRT (DT1)
Less than 5 min walk to Junction 10 Mall
You can also contact me to meet on a 1-to-1 session.
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