A business with small overhead

As an attorney, when I was presented the opportunity to have my own law firm, I grabbed it an ran with it. Little that I knew, the expenses that came with owning your own business. From employee salaries, to office supplies, the overhead grew larger every month. Our overhead has reached to $20,000 a month.

Many of my colleagues do not own their own law office, simply because they cannot afford the overhead. In this economy, many business are being closed, simply because expenses are far greater than profits. I used to teach this principles at Devry University graduate level, and many of my students were amazed.

Robert Kyosaki teaches us in his readings that there are four types of people. Employees, small business, large companies, and investors. He place them on what he calls the cash flow quadrant and he simply states that if you are one of the first two, you are not making any significant amount of money. You need to be on the last two, in order to be considered a person with real assets.

To be a large company you have to either own your own franchise, which can cost you thousands or even millions of dollars, so if you don't have that kind of money, you might as well forget it or create a company and hope that it grows. In this economy, highly unlikely.

Now, what can regular people do if they cannot afford owning a franchise or forming a company? Luckily there is a solution for each and every one of us that are seriously interested in making significant amounts of money.

When I first heard about it, I was blown away. USANA is a way for you to own your own business with a small overhead. All it would take is a small investment of $250 to start and an overhead of $100 a month, WOW! Although there are other packages, many people can afford the basic business model that USANA offers.

Although I still practice law, soon I will leave it for my residual income. My wife owns her own business with USANA, and we have never been happier. We enjoy time with family, health and financial freedom that we never had before.

You too can have this. All it takes is a small investment, some training and the willingness to learn to make money. If you have all of the above, please contact us or if you are ready to start on your financial freedom, enroll here.

Watch this online presentation about USANA, and if you have any question, please contact us.

If you would like to know what products are right for you, please click here.

Write us an email at edgar@residual-income-4-u.com or carrie@karolynas.com to tell us about your business experience.

I am thankful for 2008

It is good to give thanks to the Lord, to sing praises to the Most High. It is good to proclaim your unfailing love in the morning, your faithfulness in the evening. Psalm 92:1 As another year comes to an end, we urge you to give thanks to God for the wonderful, and not so wonderful things that happened in your life this year.

I am thankful to God for the United States of America that is a free country in which people may express their opinions openly. Thank you God that I live in this country.

I am thankful to God for the history that has been created this year with our presidency. Although I did not vote for our president elect, I am thankful that in this country, the voice of the people matters. Thank you God that I live in this country.

I am thankful to God for our economy. Even though we are in a recession, many people can still find ways to make it better for themselves during this crisis. Thank you God that I live in this country.

I am thankful to God for our soldiers. Although many of them are in harms way, because of them, we have a free country were we are able to live our lives in peace by the sacrifice of others. Thank you God that I live in this country.

I am thankful to God for our businesses. Even though many of them are collapsing because of mismanagement and because of the economy, many others are rising to the occasion and bringing new hope to the people to better their lives. Thank you God that I live in this country.

I am thankful to God that I can write this blog. Although many of you may not agree that I give thanks to God, I am thankful that in this country, our first amendment gives us the right to express our opinions at large. Thank you God that I live in this country.

May 2009 be a prosperous and joyous year for you. We declare that 2009 will be a year full of blessings for you . May God bless our people, our president, and God bless the USA.

Merry Christmas from our USANA family to yours!

As you make the final preparations to celebrate your Christmas today, please remember that the whole reason for this season is to celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. As the famous Bart Simpson once said, "Christmas is the one time of year when people of all religions come together to worship Jesus Christ."


We at USANA, believe in the power of sharing blessing with others. With this blog, our team sends the best wishes and warm love from San Antonio, Texas to the rest of the world.

From Matt and Shanna Ryan, Brian and Jacklyn Bohlke, to Edgar and Carrie Baez, we wish you a Verry Merry Christmas to each and every one of you!

May God bring you the desires of you heart are the best wishes from our USANA family to yours.