They  knew  that their ability  was vital,  but  second in  importance  to their  financial vehicle (obviously it does no good to be the best vinyl record salesman in the world when the market has disappeared).  While  there are numerous  leveraged  vehicles out  there requiring  large capital  risk  (stock market, franchising,  hiring  people to  work for  you, etc.),  the rest  of this analysis focuses on the only one that meets the following requirements: 
 

• No capital risk; 
• The realistic potential of having excellent revenues a month; 
• The average person can begin immediately 5-10 hours a week without quitting their linear job; 
• No storefront, inventory, employees or accounts receivable; 
• Complete ownership (control over your time), but with full access to an established corporate infrastructure; 
• Positioning in the multibillion dollar baby boomer markets;  
• Opportunity to network with and obtain support from thousand others who are already successful in Network Marketing. 

Given the risks  associated with  starting a  business and  the high  probability  that it will fail, people need to be very careful of the amount of capital being invested. A person who owns a business  that  requires  a  very  small  start-up  amount  that  is  not  at  risk,  no  building, no 
employees and  no inventory  will not be risking  much  more  than  their  time.     And if  that
business is  positioned  in front  of  huge,  expanding  markets,  with access  to  high demand products or services, and can  be  set up  to run on  it’s  own  after a few  years of  hard  work (leveraged), the owner  can  expect to have  the freedom  to focus  on more important things,
like faith, family, community and travel. 

Because  of  technological  advancements,  Network  distribution  in  the 1990’s  is as  new as franchising  was  back in the 60’s.  It now  exists  primarily  in the Direct Sales  industry, even
though emerging  business systems don’t require  people to be product  sales people or even distribute products.  As it’s name suggests,  Direct Sales involves  consumers buying products
and   services  directly  from  the  producer   company.  Products  are  sent  "directly"  to   the
consumer, and  the profit  goes to  the  referring  person  or business.   These  new  high-tech companies  remove  all   the  negatives  typically  associated   with  operating  a  networking
business (such as inventory, paying a sales force, capital risk, tremendous time requirements, etc.). With these downsides removed, business-builders are left with the time to  network with others   and  teach  their  specific  business  system.    This  21st  Century  version  of  network
distribution is the only business format that meets the 7 requirements listed above.

Network  distribution is  now just over 50 years  old.   It has gone through 3 distinct  stages of growth,  from illegal  pyramid  scams (some of which still exist),  to a well-meaning  industry without rules, and ending up as an honest, regulated industry of the future. 

So, if you’re a person  willing to  work  to achieve  financial  independence without  risk and 
while you’re still young, join our network distribution you won't regret it.