Cirrovista - Microbusiness in the First and Third Worlds

Debt Free lifestyles help us to keep growing financially and keeping peace in our hearts, both of which contribute to mental and physical health. There is a deep satisfaction in debt free living, working hard, learning new skills, being unencumbered, and gaining new abilities that can be shared with family, friends, and others.

Microbusinesses using proven principles will endure.

Principles can be learned and transferred into personal character. One example: Personal or business finances,

properly managed by each of us, can bring physical and emotional blessings such as security and peace, and joy in giving. Poor personal or business finances can result in heavy debt, insecurity and uncertainty, pressure, marital conflict, suffering, and a gloomy future leading towards bankruptcy. Failing to pay back a debt is ... stealing. The same principles apply to personal finances as they do to microbusiness enterprises.

Sometimes things in life get goofed up. But it's not the way things will always be. We can rise up and straighten things out, with a powerful Friend. We can think ahead, move in a new direction, work hard and handle moneysmartly, conquer debt, overcome stagnation and boredom, resist bad attitudes, reach our fullest potential in all ways, and find purpose and

meaning along the way.

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“Helping People in the First and Third Worlds With God’s Love, As Manifested Through Microbusinesses”

The principle of proportionality applies to the first and third worlds. This can mean saving, looking ahead an allocating for future expenses, and the most important thing of all, giving back some of our blessings to the God who provides everything. We do this to develop a closer relationship with our Creator. He will then instill a desire in us to spend time with, and love, our families, friends, and strangers, and put time and money into people out of love.

Six Characteristics of Successful Microbusiness (Mbiz) Entrepreneurs and Missionaries:

1. Passionate

2. Strong Moral Consciousness And Social Awareness

3. Not Limited by the Forest, But Wiling to See Trails Between The Trees

4. Going Towards a Goal, Not Away

5. Quick to Understanding

6. Willing to Looking At The Fringe

7. Disregard of Conventions

Are you willing to develop what it takes?