“With the cost of living ever increasing, people are looking for opportunities to earn extra income to allow them to live the way they want to! They want the flexibility to work from home within the hours that suit them. They want the ability to use their own skills and develop, as well as learn how to manage, support and motivate others to earn extra income, while still earning extra income for themselves.”
Alan Sugar.

Sir Alan Sugar has long been associated with many government bodies and organisations promoting enterprise and entrepreneurial spirit, while imparting his wealth of knowledge gained through years of founding and heading-up one of the most innovative electronics companies in the UK, Amstrad plc. And of course, Sir Alan's no-nonsense, commonsense approach to business could be seen on the highly acclaimed TV programme 'The Apprentice', an eye opening, no-holds-barred look into the world of large corporate business.

It is no secret that products, which have traditionally been sold through normal High Street Retailers, can just as easily be sold 'direct' to the end customer. This cuts out a degree of margin, allowing the retail price to be lowered, and rewards the customer for promoting the product to other customers to purchase. With the cost of living ever increasing, people are looking for opportunities to earn extra income to allow them to live the way they want to! They want the flexibility to work from home within the hours that suit them. They want the ability to use their own skills and develop, as well as learn how to manage, support and motivate others to earn extra income, while still earning extra income for themselves.

People are too busy working from 9 to 5 to earn extra money. However, with the penetration of personal computers growing at the present rate, people are becoming more computer-savvy, allowing them to keep an eye on the £££s and adopt a 24/7 attitude to purchasing on the net.

There are many people who agree with this sentiment and who would love to work from home. They want more flexible hours and the ability to earn extra income - but how do they start? - what should they do? They need the ability to earn extra income but may be unsure how to start.

Consumer Debt

As more and more people are borrowing money on credit cards, taking out loans and remortgaging their homes, then more people are in need of extra income to help repay these debts. Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS) is one of the UK's leading debt charities and they claim there is a sharp increase of younger people (18 - 25) seeking debt advice. The CCCS said the increase was due to young people embracing freely available credit as a "way of life" in the form of student loans and credit cards. To read the full article, please visit: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4240906.stm .

At the other end of the scale (those aged 55+) is another issue - pensions. The pension crisis has been well documented. Many people simply don't have enough funds available for a comfortable retirement. As the 'baby boom' generation fast approaches reitrement age, then more and more pressure will be put on the tax payer to help subsidise the pension shortfall. There has even been talk in government of scrapping the retirement age. To find out how the current pension situation evolved, please visit: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4364258.stm .

"There is no doubt that there is a need to provide opportunities for people to generate additional income. On top of this need is people's quest to find a work/life balance. For me, that is where direct sales and network marketing opportunities such as Kleeneze are so powerful. They provide the opportunity to work from home, to have flexibility of hours, and offer unlimited income potential. As direct sales and network marketing enters it's 'Shakeout' stage as described by world-famous authour Edward Ludbrook, now is a fantastic time to get involved." -- Paul Flintoft.