Hey, I've got 3 Companies! Are you Interested?
Written by Paul Murphy on Jun 18, 2009 8:13 am
It's been called "Multiple Income Streams," but in the Network Marketing profession, I like to call it "Multiple Out Go Rivers!"
Look at it this way, Internet or not, if you take a concentrated focused effort, and split it 3 ways, what do you get? Raise your hand if you want to experience what its like being married to 3 wives!
Confusion
Inability to duplicate
Overwhelm
Frustration
Flushing your money down the toilet x 3.
Lack of Focus
Labeled MLM Junkie
Lack of Credibility
Failing faster
The list goes on...
I don't know many industry leaders who promote working several opportunities at the same time, the best advice I can give is to build one to retirement stage and then go build another. I don't see the logic in that, because your effort compounds as you build a business, and gets easier over time, you may as well keep working on the one opportunity, exceptions being something happens with in the company and you no longer want to work with it.
Don't take my word for it, do your research! It's hard enough to find one good company, much less three, or five! Or learn the hard way, up to you...
Like Dr. Phil, or Michael Dlouhy would say, "Stop the Insanity!"
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About the Author: Paul Murphy
Member Since: 07/24/2008
I'm a Distributor For:: Vitamark International
Other Company: Better Web Builder
Industry: Marketing and Advertising
Primary Web Site: http://paulwmurphy.vitamark.com
To be devoted
I agree with Paul, because I think that if you are going to be successful you also have yo be comitted and devoted, and I think that it´s hard to do that if you join moore than one company.
And when you have a prospect who are interested, wich company are you going to leed that person into? And how are you going to make this person comitted and devoted to one of your companies if the person find out that you are involved in many? Perheps this new members of yours get frustrated and blame you for putting them into the "wrong" company.
No, I will say..find the best company..and look cerefully before you choose, and then stick with that company as long as they not in some way have been cheeted on you or in some other way don´t let you make the mony you deserve.
And one of the most importent things is that the company provide you all things you need to get going, and that you have a good sponsor and a team to lean on.
Good luck everybody, and thanks Paul.