15th floor octagon building?

endoods2005 · Nov 27, 2009, 06:43 PM

Whats with 15th floor octagon building, San Miguel Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City?

It is where NSE Philippines is located.

Some of you may wonder, what's in it? Did you receive a call and you have an appointment there to discuss you a part-time project/entrepreneurship program? Well, true.

What's with the NSE/Nu Skin/Pharmanex Opportunity?

They're focusing on three explosive trends. Namely (1)Anti-aging trend in the global market today, (2)Personal Development and (3)the Entrepreneurial Boom

Why anti-aging/health and wellness? Well, look around you. It's pretty obvious. And when talking about wellness, we're not only talking about products, we also include services.

Why personal development? Ofcourse, everyone needs it.

What about on the entrepreneurial boom that I'm talking about? Well, as you know, there's no job security nowadays (since recession), everyone feels that having a 9-5 job would not be enough anymore to feed their family.

That's why people go into business. Most people just plan to HAVE one, but actually don't know how or what venture are they supposed to get into.

So I introduce to you the NSE Philippines Opportunity. Ready?

FAQ

1. Is this some kind of a Pyramiding Scheme/Marketing?
Well, let me tell you this, in a company with the left-right subordinates, or implementing a pyramid structure of compensation, only the people at the top make most of the money. Wherein people at the bottom have to recruit to be on the top. The company does not implement that type of structure. It is into wholesale distribution, wherein if you do the work, you gain the profit. It's just equal.

Some might ask, is this networking/network marketing? Well, you are the only who can answer that. If what you mean by network marketing as implemented by Procter and Gamble, Unilever, Watsons, Coca-cola, San Miguel, Phyzer, Starbucks, Topshop, and all other companies, then this would be the same, after all this is an importation and distribution company. If what you mean is like those of pyramiding companies, then I would say it's not. Get your definitions straight.

2. Do I have to "sell"?
Most people don't like selling, ofcourse nobody wants to be sold, customers just want to buy. But again, straighten up your definition of selling. If the kind of "selling" you think is of small scale (like knocking on doors, bugging your relatives, etc.) then this business won't be for you. But if the "selling" you implement is of how Henry Sy's, Ayala, and other big time companies implement, then this business would be for you. What if "selling" is actually providing service to the people? would you view selling in a different prospective?

3. Do I have to convince/bug my relatives and friends to join?
First of all, name a business wherein you have to bug your friends to join. Come on, that's not business. (maybe you went into some illegitimate companies that's why you ask that kind of question.) Straight to the point, NO. This is not a convincing business or a recruitment business. This is a wholesale distribution business.

4. Can I start part-time?
Experts suggest that you start part-time. Don't leave your daytime job first. Are you willing to alot 6-10 hours a week? If yes, then this project is for you.

5. What's the realistic income after 1 year?
For me, there's no such thing as realistic, unrealistic people acquire big results. on the average after one year you can earn utmost 60k-100k residual income part-time. (ofcourse with proper skills developed and values attained and with hardwork). You can achieve that.

6. Does this project would cost me something?
Jobs did cost you to have one, right? (remember, you shelled out 40k pesos+ per sem and you end up unemployed or underemployed). This project would not require you to have a certain background. This project would cost you something, yes. Otherwise it would be a job.

7. Could an average people do it?
Yes. As long as you transition your values from being an employee to entrepreneur. This is not employment.

All of this with:
-no start-up cost like a 15k pesos start-up for a sorbetes icecream franchise or 30M peso capital for McDonalds
-no trial and error. The system will be thought to you, part-time.
-Mentoring and team support given. (for 1 month to 1 year)
-no bugging of friends to join.
-no inventories needed
-no employees
-no 7 day work week, 10 hours a day, just 6-10 hours per week.
-no hard selling

What we're going to do now is to pre-qualify you if we have a mutual interest so that we could work on this project together. We'll screen you if you have the right attitude to be on our team and to do the project with us. We won't convince you nor sell you of anything. Just plain discussion of the details of the project and of your personality.

Contact Sam Endo (Business Consultant) @ 09274931938 to set up an appointment. Or email me at sam.endo2009@gmail.com (In case of clarification, feel free to contact me).


Nov 27, 2009, 06:43 PM	#1
endoods2005 Member Join Date: Nov 2009	15th floor octagon building? Whats with 15th floor octagon building, San Miguel Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City? It is where NSE Philippines is located. Some of you may wonder, what's in it? Did you receive a call and you have an appointment there to discuss you a part-time project/entrepreneurship program? Well, true. What's with the NSE/Nu Skin/Pharmanex Opportunity? They're focusing on three explosive trends. Namely (1)Anti-aging trend in the global market today, (2)Personal Development and (3)the Entrepreneurial Boom Why anti-aging/health and wellness? Well, look around you. It's pretty obvious. And when talking about wellness, we're not only talking about products, we also include services. Why personal development? Ofcourse, everyone needs it. What about on the entrepreneurial boom that I'm talking about? Well, as you know, there's no job security nowadays (since recession), everyone feels that having a 9-5 job would not be enough anymore to feed their family. That's why people go into business. Most people just plan to HAVE one, but actually don't know how or what venture are they supposed to get into. So I introduce to you the NSE Philippines Opportunity. Ready? FAQ 1. Is this some kind of a Pyramiding Scheme/Marketing? Well, let me tell you this, in a company with the left-right subordinates, or implementing a pyramid structure of compensation, only the people at the top make most of the money. Wherein people at the bottom have to recruit to be on the top. The company does not implement that type of structure. It is into wholesale distribution, wherein if you do the work, you gain the profit. It's just equal. Some might ask, is this networking/network marketing? Well, you are the only who can answer that. If what you mean by network marketing as implemented by Procter and Gamble, Unilever, Watsons, Coca-cola, San Miguel, Phyzer, Starbucks, Topshop, and all other companies, then this would be the same, after all this is an importation and distribution company. If what you mean is like those of pyramiding companies, then I would say it's not. Get your definitions straight. 2. Do I have to "sell"? Most people don't like selling, ofcourse nobody wants to be sold, customers just want to buy. But again, straighten up your definition of selling. If the kind of "selling" you think is of small scale (like knocking on doors, bugging your relatives, etc.) then this business won't be for you. But if the "selling" you implement is of how Henry Sy's, Ayala, and other big time companies implement, then this business would be for you. What if "selling" is actually providing service to the people? would you view selling in a different prospective? 3. Do I have to convince/bug my relatives and friends to join? First of all, name a business wherein you have to bug your friends to join. Come on, that's not business. (maybe you went into some illegitimate companies that's why you ask that kind of question.) Straight to the point, NO. This is not a convincing business or a recruitment business. This is a wholesale distribution business. 4. Can I start part-time? Experts suggest that you start part-time. Don't leave your daytime job first. Are you willing to alot 6-10 hours a week? If yes, then this project is for you. 5. What's the realistic income after 1 year? For me, there's no such thing as realistic, unrealistic people acquire big results. on the average after one year you can earn utmost 60k-100k residual income part-time. (ofcourse with proper skills developed and values attained and with hardwork). You can achieve that. 6. Does this project would cost me something? Jobs did cost you to have one, right? (remember, you shelled out 40k pesos+ per sem and you end up unemployed or underemployed). This project would not require you to have a certain background. This project would cost you something, yes. Otherwise it would be a job. 7. Could an average people do it? Yes. As long as you transition your values from being an employee to entrepreneur. This is not employment. All of this with: -no start-up cost like a 15k pesos start-up for a sorbetes icecream franchise or 30M peso capital for McDonalds -no trial and error. The system will be thought to you, part-time. -Mentoring and team support given. (for 1 month to 1 year) -no bugging of friends to join. -no inventories needed -no employees -no 7 day work week, 10 hours a day, just 6-10 hours per week. -no hard selling What we're going to do now is to pre-qualify you if we have a mutual interest so that we could work on this project together. We'll screen you if you have the right attitude to be on our team and to do the project with us. We won't convince you nor sell you of anything. Just plain discussion of the details of the project and of your personality. Contact Sam Endo (Business Consultant) @ 09274931938 to set up an appointment. Or email me at sam.endo2009@gmail.com (In case of clarification, feel free to contact me).