I have something important to share with you today...
When it comes down to it, my main aim and the main purpose of these emails is to help you increase your ability to generate income, whenever and wherever you want...
And reduce your dependence on things out of your control, whether that be a 9-5 job, a boss who may not have your best interests at heart, or a company that could well go bust during this crisis.
Since it's quiet on the betting front at the moment, and the perfect time to start an online business for reasons I've already made clear...
Today I'd like to share a no-holds-barred breakdown of the pros and cons for my two favourite ways of generating income online...
Hopefully this will help you decide if my new business venture is for you.
Ok, here we go...
BETTING VS BUSINESS...
Lets start with the Pros of your Betting Income...
- Smaller time-commitment, especially if you're purchasing information e.g. tipping services.
- It's ultra-flexible, and can fit around your normal routine. You can also take breaks whenever you need them.
- Betting income is ideal for purchasing luxuries; holidays & travel, experiences & social events, gifts etc.
And now for the Cons...
- Lower income potential; there is a definite ceiling to how much you can earn (I personally earn around 5X more from my business than from my betting)...
- To make full-time money, you need to be well into the 99th percentile (i.e. better than 99% of other punters)...
- Betting income can't be relied on for the essentials; your mortgage/rent, utilities, food etc...
- Losing runs can be hard to deal with emotionally.
Ok, let's move onto the Pros of your Business Income...
- Higher income potential; the only ceiling to your income is the amount of time and effort you put in (I personally earned over £111,000 from my business last year)...
- You only need to be average to make good money; according to glassdoor, the average business owner in the UK earns £52,609...
- Business income is more secure, so it can be relied on for the essentials...
- It's good for purchasing luxuries too.
And here are the Cons...
- Larger time-commitment; it took me years to figure out how to create and run a succesful business, although you can reduce the learning curve down to just 3 months using these resources here.
- You are responsible for your customers; while responsibility can be a good thing (it's definitely made my life more meaningful, at any rate), you can't just take a break or give up whenever you want.
- You have do the work, or it won't work.
Ok, so I hope that gives you some further insight and helps you to make your decision.
If you decide YES...
Thanks in advance, | 
