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Back in the good ol’ days, entrepreneurs were faced with a harsh landscape and enormous mountains to climb.
With the power of the internet, everything has changed. More millionaires are created every year now than used to be created in entire decades before us.
Technology and the internet have made this possible…
When I talk about the “good ol’ days”, I’m not talking about 60 or even 30 years ago, things didn’t really start changing until the early 1990′s for entrepreneurs.
The power of the internet has given rise to a whole new world of young millionaire entrepreneurs who have embraced the change while those stuck in their old ways are still cutting corners to scrape up a $60,000 per year profit selling franchised sub sandwiches.
Brick-and-Mortar businesses are dying a slow, but painful death in our 21st century economy, while internet based business is growing like wildfire.
When you look at the core of both business models, it’s no shock that the brick-and-mortar business model is outdated–and a debatably ancient way of thinking:
Internet Based Business Model vs. Brick-and-Mortar:
Brick-And-Mortar (Traditional Business Model)
1. Invested $250,000-$2,500,000
2. Five Years Until Profit
3. 15% Profit or less
4. 16 Hour Work Days As Owner
5. $40k Yr Salary as Owner
6. Teenage Employees
7. Daily Inventory
8. Expensive Rent
9. Pricey Insurance
10. More Taxes
11. Less FreedomInternet Based Business (New School Model)
1. Invested $2,500-$25,000
2. Fifteen Days Until Profit
3. 75% Profit or More
4. 3 Hr Work Days As Owner
5. $250k+ Yr Salary as Owner
6. No Employees
7. No Inventory
8. No Rent
9. No Insurance
10. Less Taxes
11. More Freedom
As you can see, it really is a no-brainer!
The new internet business model is far superior, with greater income potential and less risk.
I think you’ll agree, it’s hardly a debate anymore…
Don’t forget to comment below, I look forward to hearing your opinion!
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