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No, $4000.00 a month is not enough NOW that my husband lost his job in this rocky environment. HOWEVER, it isn't all about the money for me, it is about those first five precious years with my little ones that I cling to. We learn to live without, for now, but now that my hubby is happily "unemployed" he is now a wahD and we love it. Instead of having to "make that sale" to earn that commission every day/month our commission is residual and growing daily. We WILL have a significant business built in the next 6 months. RESIDUAL is a key word when looking for a WAHM. Financially Sound business is another thing to look for. There are a lot of wahm businesses out there, but none like ours. Sales is the pits...we don't do it. Wouldn't have it any other way, we now all work together and are building a business that we will some day be able to pass on to our children. We love being able to help other moms come home with their children when they are ready but never encourage one to quit their job. If you are already at home, why not?? There is no investment or risk and you can build while the kids are taking a nap!
Sorry, don't mean to sound like a commercial, but I am very passionate about OUR business because it isn't just about US...it's about YOU too and the environment and helping children especially. So, why not?? Once you see what we see, you'll see it is a total NO BRAINER....silly not to. If you care about your children's health, and the health and welfare of your family and friends (OF COURSE YOU DO!) then again, it is just silly not to.
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