I have always had an entrepreneurial spirit but decided to take the guaranteed paycheck approach until my children (now 18 & 20 were grown. I started working for a large corporation and actually loved it and fell hopelessly in love with the company. With that being said, the type of work I did continued to nurture my entrepreneurial side by allowing me to negotiate contracts for a multitude of things from canned tuna to floor care services to unloading services. These negotiations, hundreds of them, ranged in spend from $3000.00 to $20,000,000.00 so you can see where I would have loved that challenge, and being able to save "my" company substantial money through my negotiating skills was self fulfilling to me. The company and I parted company after fourteen years. However, in all honesty, over the years I had seen that exact same thing happen to people that had fallen in love with the corporation and had been given their walking papers after YEARS of service. Now did I think that would happen to me? No...I was still in love. I started researching home based businesses and after thorough research found the one (http://www.eliz4biz.scent-team.com/) that is a perfect fit for me. I love the product, the vision, and the compensation plan!
Don't Fall In Love With A Corporation; It Can Not Love You Back
http://www.fastcompany.com/user/elizabeth-roberts
President, Lizzie's Little Luxuries
Private, Sole Proprietor employees, Sales and Marketing industry
The Tenacious Titans are a group of network marketers that have committed to serving others in realizing their dreams. We are here to help in many capacities, including coaching you on a network marketing approach that many have never dreamed of!
The organization was founded by Elizabeth Roberts in December of 2007. Although we are physically located in Florida, Texas, and Georgia, through the Internet we are able to meet the needs of individuals throughout the country if not the world.
University of Phoenix, Florida, United States
Some college.
Areas of study: BSBM
Fast Talk | October 13, 2008 12:02 pm
