Entrepreneur Decides to Take Control in Down Economy
Online, October 28, 2009 (Newswire.com) - North Shore City, New Zealand, October 28, 2009 - When the economy becomes unstable, it's time to take more control over your life. We live in a different era now, where employees can't rely on a large corporation to be around forever, allowing employees to work at the same job for long periods of time. Instead of working for someone else and hoping his job is still there in the morning, Rob Donaldson found a way to generate a secure income and be his own boss.
"I didn't want to rely on other people to sign my paychecks anymore," Donaldson said. "I feel a lot more secure signing my own paychecks. I'll never have to worry about someone laying me off."
Donaldson created an Internet marketing business and joined a community of entrepreneurs that have already encountered and overcome the kind of problems that happen to new business owners. This is a great help to Donaldson, who now knows what to expect and how to solve those problems.
"I have definitely been more successful in a shorter period of time because I joined this group," Donaldson said. "I might have succeeded without them, but they gave me a great boost that continues to help me grow."
Donaldson has been a part of the community for a while, and is now in a position to invite others in who are interested in taking control of their own lives and generating their own income. For more information and to sign up for the opportunity, people can visit Donaldson's Web site at www.strategicplan4life.com.
"Joining was one of the best things I could've done for my business," Donaldson said. "It definitely helped me, and I know it can help others as well."
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Rob Donaldson is an online marketing entrepreneur out of North Shore City, New Zealand. He joined a group of like-minded business owner who help each other succeed, and he's now looking to invite other to join the group. For more information or to sign up, visit Donaldson's Web site at www.strategicplan4life.com or contact him directly by email at robdonaldson@xtra.co.nz.