Why not Make Money Cleaning Offices while you take a vacation? Last year I took a really nice vacation with my 17 year old son. The best part was that while I was gone I was still able to make money cleaning offices. You see, while I was gone, other people were helping me make money as they were cleaning offices. What I had was a win, win, win, situation. The offices got cleaned; my employees earned a living; and I got to travel. You see, there are many benefits when you make

Several years ago a friend of mine was involved in an advertising route sales business. He and a few employees produced custom advertising materials and every other week he would go on the road delivering his products and collecting payment. He would usually leave broke, but arrive back home flush with cash and checks. His sudden wealth encouraged his family to live high on the hog for a few days, leaving just enough money to meet payroll and purchase business supplies. This

I’ve mentioned before that you can get both paid and free contact ‘leads’ using Google (free) and mailing list companies (paid). 2 other ways (and I think they’re are both ineffective) are: 1. Buying accounts from companies that establish, and then resell, janitorial accounts. Beginning entrepreneurs need to understand the financial implications of getting an account. To prosper and grow your business, when all is said and done, you only want profitable accounts. Having just

In a previous post I reviewed ‘different’ ways to get into the commercial cleaning business. Here’s some more information: Alternatives to starting a business from scratch: Besides starting your own business from scratch, there are three other ways of getting started in the contract cleaning business if you want to make money cleaning offices: Buy an existing janitorial business. Purchase janitorial accounts or operate on a subcontract basis. Invest in a franchise. Should you

Starting your own business is a dream for many. But the beginning stages have their own problems. I call them Self-employment Stumbling Blocks. Here are just a few: 1. Possible loss of focus: One thing that happens when you become self-employed is you may lose a sense of focus. You no longer have a job title that someone else has given you; a description that establishes your place in the world of work. What you do, when you do it, and how you do it is all up to you. It is y

There are many people today who would like to leave the high insecurity and the boredom of the jobs they have. Even those individuals who have relatively secure jobs often find they are unhappy with the work they are doing. Unfortunately, many of them feel trapped, locked into the routine of the 8-5, day after day. There are many reasons for wanting to choose self-employment. Some people have the goal of increasing their earnings; others desire to have more time with their fa