1. A business where income seems very fast and too easy and where you are promised big income by doing the minimum effort… This kind of business is often a scam.

2. A business where you are promised to earn a lot of money without learning anything in return. Money is a consequence of a skill acquired in a field. To earn more, you must learn more. You don’t make money, without training or skills development.

3. A business in which your only motivation is money. To succeed in business, it is above all the passion, motivation and determination you put into it that determines your success. If you lack passion, you will certainly give up at the first obstacle, because you will not be ready to suffer for this project.

4. A business that has nothing to do with your moral, religious, ethnic values… Sustainable success is based solely on sustainable principles. Make sure that the methods and goals committed to making money, do not distract you from your fundamental values.

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3. A business in which your only motivation is money. To succeed in business, it is above all the passion, motivation and determination you put into it that determines your success. If you lack passion, you will certainly give up at the first obstacle, because you will not be ready to suffer for this project.

as much as you may be right, you have to understand that many out there just need A JOB in order to sustain their lives...and in poor countries many are ready/willing to do any job in order to earn a paycheck, and some do this for a lifetime. nothing wrong with that. come abroad and see how many NIgerians are cleaning toilets and washing dishes for decades, but live a decent life and come back to Nigeria every year acting like the father of Bill Gates.

4. A business that has nothing to do with your moral, religious, ethnic values… Sustainable success is based solely on sustainable principles. Make sure that the methods and goals committed to making money, do not distract you from your fundamental values.

you fundamental values have very little to do with your success, you just need the right idea. so just because i may be a vegetarian, i understand the need for eating meat and thus could be successful opening a restaurant. same with opening a bar where people drink and smoke while i dont.

ALL DEVIL'S MARKET.

A business that you are always at the mercy of buyers is worse than a cancer.