Improved Productivity - Part 2
If you can make £20 an hour in your business the every extra hour you work is to your advantage. Spend the four hours you might have spent travelling at productive work and you have an extra £80 a day. Do that five days a week for 48 weeks and you have an extra £19,200 of productive output. That makes a home-based business around a fifth more productive than the average business is in its early years.
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