Wow, this has gone nuts hasn't it. Spend an evening on the kids activities and I end up 13 pages behind! Anyway, welcome natasha from me, perhaps you can help with my ignored questions from earlier, you are welcome to check me out and you'll see I haven't posted anything attacking or negative, I'm purely curious.
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Ok, I'm genuinely interested for personal reasons, I don't want to get into a bun fight (yes I'm aware that I'm posting in the middle of one!); after expenses eg products, materials (packaging, promotion etc),.expenses (travel, courses, events) when you divide the residual profit by the hours you have spent on everything, from parties, email, online, ordering, speaking to people and direct selling etc, what is the hourly rate of pay?^
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workingI get that you're happy with your income, however I have a steady job that pays fairly well, I only work part time so I have quality time with my children (not working while they are in the house as that is not quality time). I also know that by working more hours in this job I can earn more money, I know exactly how much more as I know what an extra hour will put into my bank without any expenses being paid out (aside from Mr tax man but then none of us can escape him!), anyway, the reason I am asking is it is surely prudent to know whether slogging for 15 hours is worth it, when I could actually earn just as much doing a couple of hours overtime. For this I think it is very important that at least an average hourly rate should be available from an upline/recruiter so people can make an informed decision. Not the harder you work the more you earn as that's just nonsense without facts to back it up. Please not I'm not having a pop, this is a genuine query/comment I feel.^