Who is Stealing Your Dream
Posted on August 10, 2010 | Filed Under Empower Network, Generic, Inspiration, Internet Marketing, Leadership, Network Marketing
Have you ever talked to your brother-in-law or your brother and they explained all the reasons why Network Marketing doesn’t work. I bet they can explain reasons why a lot of things don’t work. That’s because he’s a loser.
Has he ever built a large network? If not, he’s the last person in the world you should be taking advice from.
Just because your Uncle John was in Amway for two months doesn’t make him an expert. And just because your cousins Billy Bob had a neighbor in one of those things for two weeks five years ago and they never made any money, doesn’t qualify them to teach you about success.
Most of us have someone that has told us time and time again that no one makes money at Netwark Marketing. As bad as this sounds, the fact is that most MLMers learn how to stay away from Uncle Herb and cousins Pookie and Ray-Ray. That’s the easy part for most. After the first couple times with them it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out- just don’t go near them. Read more
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Never Make a Decision in a Valley
Posted on August 4, 2010 | Filed Under Inspiration, Internet Marketing, Leadership, Network Marketing
I’m reading the book Three Feet From Gold. Great book. On page 32 I read – Never make a major decision in a valley. What? I thought. I read on.
Most people in relationships and business will hit a wall or go through a major set back in their life or business then quit or make a change.
I started thinking about how many times in my business I hit a wall and wanted to quit or find a new company.
I see now why so many people quit their business or jump to a new company only to jump again and again. You will hit a wall, everyone does. But when you do hit that wall you must keep on keep-in on to get through the valley.
The valleys create high levels of emotion and no one can make a good decision when it’s based on fear or disappointment.
How do you keep yourself from making major decisions in the valley? Read more
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Slight Changes
Posted on August 2, 2010 | Filed Under Generic, Inspiration, Leadership, Network Marketing
Slight changes don’t Do a 180: Stay Focused and Committed
Sometimes when things aren’t going the way we think they should, when your working hard and not getting the results you think you should be getting, then you need to step back and take a look at what could be missing, or better yet have someone you trust take a look at your method and get their input.
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over expecting to get different results. But just because your not getting the results you think you should be getting that does not mean what your doing it wrong. Most of the time if you just change one thing everything you’re doing will change. Maybe you need to change what you are saying or how you are saying it.
Slight changes will get you there faster.
For example: The space shuttle on the way to the moon needs to make slight corrections along the way. If it’s off just a fraction it could end up at a completely different location. Slight corrections are very important in business as well as on space flight. It’s better to make slight corrections along the way than every time you get frustrated stopping what you are doing or stop and start doing something totally different.
If you stop to do a 180 you are now not going in a forward direction, but by doing slight changes you will still be moving in a forward direction.
One time I was making cold calls and was not getting good results I talked to my mentor about changing my method of operation he asked what I was saying. He gave me a few suggestions and I added about 6 words to what I was saying and that changed everything. Remember slight changes are better then completely changing your game plan.
In Network Marketing / MLM / Affiliate Marketing, I see people getting frustrated with the way their business is going so they start thinking it’s their business and switch to a new company. Then, they get frustrated and switch again. After about three to four different MLMs and five to eight years have gone by they quite the business totally. If they would have picked one company and stayed focused and committed to it, In five to seven years they would be making really good money. There are peeks and valleys in this business. Don’t make major decisions in a valley. That’s where most people make a mistake. No matter what business you’re in they all have a season of expanding and contracting. It’s part of the business. With new companies coming and going every day and all the HYPE out there, it’s very easy to get confused. 75% of all new companies will not make it past three years. So Stay focused and committed. Stick to your daily method of operation and make slight changes along the way and before you know it you will be making money in the six figures in a year, a month or a week.
I believe in you.
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You Need To Have Desire
Posted on July 30, 2010 | Filed Under Empower Network, Inspiration, Internet Marketing, Leadership, Network Marketing, Videos
Pursue Your Dreams and Goals
You need to focus on where you want to go and what you want to do.
Keep in front of you what you want to accomplish.
Enjoy!
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Affirmations
Posted on July 27, 2010 | Filed Under Inspiration, Internet Marketing, Leadership, Network Marketing
The mind is a terrible thing to waste-so don’t. Your mind is like a computer garbage in garbage out, why don’t more people do affirmations? I think personal affirmations read to yourself over and over every day is one of the biggest underestimated success principles. I have read affirmations to myself for many years. I change my affirmations all the time depending on what season of life I’m in.
A few things about affirmations that need to be observed
- The affirmation needs to be in the present tense such as: I have this or that, I am, my life is this or that way
- The affirmation needs to be specific. If you’re not specific you may end up at the wrong place such as I drive a yellow 2005 Lotus Esprit. In the summer of 2011 I’m spending 10 days in Cabo at the ?? resort.
- They need to be read every day three times a day. First thing when you get up, at lunch time and just before you go to bed. Remember it takes 28 days to become a habit.
Record your affirmations so you can listen to them as you fall asleep. You have to start believing in yourself. Afterall, you listen to yourself all the time in the negative. You have to train yourself to speak and listen to yourself in the positive.
Here are just a few I use
I am special, God made me special, I am one in a million, I have talents and gift that no other have, I am a miracle
I am a go getter, Every day I do what it takes to be a millionaire
I make a million dollars a year
I love my wife Kari, she is a gift to me and I tell her every day how much I love her
I talk to people every day and people like what I have to say. I listen to them with sincere interest in them. It’s very easy for me to meet new people. I like meeting new people.
I’m in the best business opportunity ever and now is the best time in history to build a network marketing business. Everyone I talk to want to know what I’m doing. They all want to know about my business and how to get involved. I even have people calling me to tell them about my opportunity. Everywhere I turn people are looking for opportunity to make money and I have the best opportunity for them.
I take full advantage of every opportunity that comes my way.
I am a winner.
I love my life and I’m thankful to be alive.
Share with us some of your affirmations that you are using or have used in the past.
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What is True Leadership
Posted on July 23, 2010 | Filed Under Leadership
Leadership is not the ability to lead it’s the ability to follow. Follow one’s heart, follow others, follow your purpose.
Leadership is the ability to serve
Your purpose is so strong and your ability to express this purpose to others with passion to where they acquire the same purpose. Developing a following is not how well you get others to follow you, rather it’s your passion resonating with others and your ability to serve them in your quest to come together for this common purpose.
Leadership is the ability to lead with passion and to have the power to know what’s right
Leadership is the power to say you’re sorry and make corrections along the way. Leadership is the ability to lead by example and pave the way not just sit up on your pedestal teaching what you know. A Leader does the grunt work not because it needs to be done, but because it must be done.
A true leader leads with his heart and serve with his soul.
Vincent StLouis
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The Man Who Sold Hot Dogs
Posted on April 22, 2010 | Filed Under Generic, Inspiration, Leadership
The Man Who Sold Hot Dogs
There was a man who lived by the side of the road and sold HOT DOGS.
He was hard of hearing so he had no radio.
He had trouble with his eyes so he read no newspaper.
But he sold HOT DOGS
He put up signs on the highway telling how good they were.
He stood on the side of the road and cried: “BUY A HOT DOG, MISTER ?”
And people bought, because he was so enthusiastic.
He increased his meat and bun orders.
He bought a bigger stove to take care of his growing trade.
He was so happy selling Hot Dogs, and people enjoyed doing business with him.
One day his son came home from college to help him out.
And something happened.
His son said, “Father, haven’t you been listening to the radio.? Haven’t you been reading the newspaper.?
The situation in Europe is terrible. The Domestic situation is worse.”
Whereupon the father thought,”Well, my son’s been to college, he reads the newspaper, he listens to the radio, and he ought to know.”
So the father cut down on his meat and bun orders, he took down all his advertising signs, and no longer bothered to stand on the highway to sell his hot dogs.
And his HOT DOG sales fell, ALMOST OVERNIGHT.
“You’re right, son,” the father said to the boy.
” We certainly are in the middle of a great depression. There just isn’t any business. No one even comes by anymore!”
Has someone taken away your dream?
Have you seen the movie the Ghost Busters?
If you did, then you know that you can tell a Ghost Buster by the clothes they wear and the funny car they drive.
But you can’t tell a Dream Buster, because they could look like a your friend, a relative or a loved one.
Don’t share your dreams with negative people.
Go ahead and imagine yourself successful.
For your dreams to come true, create a success team. (Isolation is a dream killer)
You need a team to help you brain-storm and to boost you up after any set backs.
Be sure the ones you share your dreams with believe in your dreams.
-unknown author
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Don’t Tap Out Yet
Posted on April 21, 2010 | Filed Under Inspiration, Leadership, Videos
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