What kind of CRAP have you heard?
Read More: I was contemplating some of the ridiculous things I've heard from other network marketers....
My favorite is:
Change your friends or change your friends....in what other business do you decide that if your friends don't agree with you, you'll dump them? Is this a business or a cult?
A woman in my company told me this, about her friends that she hadn't convinced to join her business. She was spending time only with her company friends. It's one thing to eliminate negativity from your life, it's something else completely to require people you've known all your life to make the leap into NM with you.
The point here is to really think about the things we say to each other before embracing them...
What crap have YOU heard?
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About the Author: Alicia Andersen
Member Since: 03/05/2009
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Primary Web Site: http://www.networkmarketing-startup.com
"If the dream is big enough,
"If the dream is big enough, the facts dont matter." I mean come on, if it is a fact that your going to fail in network marketing if you implement old worn out techniques, then why would you ignore the facts just because you have a big dream? Theres a difference between dreaming and making your dream a REALITY.
Signing Off - "Your Friend for Life"
Alicia,
Some here at BN sign their notes "Your Friend for Life", but as soon as you challenge or disagree that salutation disappears. Hmmmm? It appears to be a shallow attempt to show sincerity. Nice try guys.
RICK
Rick Lelchuk
Miami, FL, USA
http://LynnAndRick.com
HealthyNetworker at BN
PS Very sorry to hear about the loss of your friend.
The crap that drives me nuts is ........
The people who imply you will be successful when the success is not of a financial nature. I can safely assume that 99.9% of network marketers get into the business to make money. Reading article after article about success knowing the authors are not financially successful but count their success by the number of people they are "friends" with is in my opinion deceitful. Check out any of the articles written on success and find the ones who argue it's not about money, it's about relationships. They are NOT financially successful, not business oriented but they have lots of friends. That is not success in the business world.
To your success,
Joyce Penner
www.joycepenner.com