Hi Cheri; I can't tell you how unbelievably valuable your answers are...I'm going to look at my budget and see if I can become a paying client. Just took a look at your fantastic website, and wow, do you ever practice what you preach! What a very nice thing to say. Thank you. Thanks for the wonderful ideas about business cards. I'm going to give it some serious thought and do some testing. For my mountain, how about "Conquer your mountain of debt!"? Just off the top of my head, I'm sure some thought will bring up others. Now you've given me more work to do...my favorite thing! You're very welcome. You're on the right track with the "mountain of debt" idea... but need it to be more of a teaser to bring people to see what it is. I do believe you're up for Monday review this coming Monday now that you're back from vacation, so I'm sure we'll have some fun with it. : ) Linda

Linda, Wow! Thank you! I really look forward to it. I'd better go catch up on the Monday reviews from when I was gone. Cheri

1) Do you like what you do for a living? (Day Job) Yes. But then I enjoy working with and helping others. It's a blast to sit with a customer and see the expression on their face when you tell them how much money their business will save when they implement one of your systems. (Home Business) Though we're just getting our feet wet with our home business, it's been a fantastic experience so far so I guess you could say I really enjoy doing that. 2) Do you make enough income from it? (Day Job) Enough to live fairly comfortably. (Home Business) Definitely not at this point. But it's getting there. 3) If there was a slider bar for "satisfaction" where would yours be? Why? On a scale from 0-10 I would say about a 6. My ultimate goal is to be able to work from home full time and there's a lot of work to get to that point yet.

#1 No #2 No #3 Not much satisfaction when you don't make enough doing something you don't really enjoy. Tried a couple of online ventures for supplemental income. The wife just started a tupperware site: http://my.tupperware.com/kimandretta And since the holidays are right around the corner, maybe some adlandpro-ers would like to click on the link and check out the products!

The Tupperware venture is an excellent example of how online marketing venturesof this sort will be effective to supplement income. Tupperware has the product and people integrity needed to keep you proud and productive. I'm not sure how long you've been in AdlandPro but I hope as you let it and people grow on you, you'll be glad you're part of. Amsoil Inc. hasn't been on the web that long comparing to Tupperware but I think the sky is the limit. Take care and hope to hear good news about skyrocketing sales and downline.