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I am a firm believer in the use of personal mantras and what they can really do for your business.  Can you imagine going through life without having a compass of some sort that would guide you toward your goals? Whether your own personal mantra is religious or goal oriented, I encourage you to find one and use it to help structure your day.  You’ll find in time that by living by a phrase that defines how you want to live your life and build your business, you will find more prosperity in your life both financially and within your circle of relationships.  Read more...

There seems to be a huge dilemma as to what is the key to MLM success.  Is it hype or hunger?

First, what do I even mean by these terms?

When I talk about hype, I’m referring to the emotion driven marketing that seems to catch new marketers day in and day out.  The kind of marketing that seems to get massive amounts of success with every opportunity launch.

On the flip side, hunger is the daily grind kind of marketing; you know setting a routine that can tend to be boring and lack results.  Read more...

I’m sure you’ve gone through this situation.  You join a network marketing company, you learn what it’s about and you head out the door trying to market as much as you can.  You think that your efforts are eventually going to pay off.

The next month a new guy joins and all of a sudden he’s hit the next leadership tier before you.  Believe me, it can be excruciatingly frustrating…been there done that.

Now before I start pressing buttons that trigger an anxiety attack, take a breath and put your pride away.  Read more...

If you’ve read any of Robert Kiyosaki’s books, you should be familiar with the concept of the cash flow quadrant. If you’re not quite familiar with this concept, it is an explanation of the four different ways you can make money; legally. The first quadrant is the employee quadrant. You simply work for someone else; your employment hours and salary are determined by someone else and you just do your job. The second quadrant is the self employed quadrant. This usually entails doctors or lawyers having their own practice. They have more freedom, but the job still requires them to be present. The third quadrant is the business owner. You have the opportunity to make money off of other people’s efforts; you are not required to be present to make money. Finally, the last one is the investor quadrant; you let money work for you.  Read more...