Doing Business Over The Internet Isn’t as Tough As You Think.

Why Americans Are Turning To Self-Employment To Secure Financial Security and Independence

The war against Iraq has really sent a shock wave through our economy, and while the country was already experiencing a severe economic slow-down, and record number job cuts, most if not all economists believe that the war will tip the United States into a full frontal recession. However, many Americans are finding out more now than ever, that being an entrepreneur, or changing a career path isn’t as hard as one may think. In fact, Rather than falling victim to today’s employment crisis, over 30 million Americans are turning to self-employment in a proactive move to ensure their financial future.

Today’s budding entrepreneur doesn’t need capital, warehouse, inventory, or even experience to establish a profitable business, just the desire for financial freedom and independence, and membership to the World Business Exchange Network.

“If you can count money or run a yard sale, with training you can become a successful export agent in the lucrative trade industry, “ states Roosevelt Roby who is the Founder and CEO of the World Business Exchange Network.

Established in 1987, WBE.NET is a leading international trade association on the Internet that offers extensive training and coaching to entrepreneurs looking to become export agents. His program enables on-line members to conduct trade transactions with various different businesses all across the country. Members have exclusive access to its massive database of buyers and sellers of products from thousands of international businesses. By matching available products, services and supplies with needs of buyers, the WBE.NET member is trained in the fundamentals of export trade and assisted in arranging the transaction, paperwork and delivery, and then collects a profit for coordinating the deal.

“Our members learn how to get their share of the global marketplace,” said Roby. “Export trade is the strength of the American economy and the fastest growing most profitable business throughout the world,” he states. “As the global marketplace of over 5.5 billion consumers expands, so does the unlimited possibilities-and unlimited earnings potential-in the world of international trade.”

According to the American Business Association, there are as many as 8,000 people a day turning their back on corporate America and joining the self-employment movement.

“The average income for beginning entrepreneurs who work part-time in export trade in this country is $50,250 per year and one out of every five is earning over $75,000 a year,” stated Roby. “That’s twice the national average income and half of them are only working in their spare time.”

Like others who offer solutions in finding other opportunities to excel in the global marketplace, The World Business Exchange Network is finding businesses thriving despite a national economic downturn. “We are finding workers affected by downsizing, stay-at-home parents, retirees who are living longer, those looking to build a financial safety net in case of financial peril, all embracing the advantages of entrepreneurship and making moves to ensure a greater sense of personal and financial security,” stated Roby. “They are faced with new challenges and many are reevaluating their lives.”

In this business, it seems many are marching to a new beat of independence and finding the results more rewarding than they ever could have imagined. Regardless of whatever career path they might have chosen in the past, millions of American are finding self-employment not only results in rapid profits with very little start-up costs, but also affords them more time to spend with their family and loved ones. In these days of ours, that’s worth more than anything.