Saw a man today

Company: MyLeadSystemPRO

Written by Joyce Penner on May 19, 2011 8:32 pm

He was seeding. Big equipment. I know the man. He has a lot of acres to seed. He plants millions of seeds each year. He's what is considered one of the best farmers in the area.

Reminded me of the MLSP call with Marc Barrett. Marc has selected the best equipment and his seed is carefully thought out. Marc plants tons of seeds every year too.

Both of them plant the seed, go on to plant more seeds and then more and then more. Lots of them.

Neither one will stop to watch the seed grow. They will stop in every once in awhile to check on the weed growth, plan the correct time to apply weed control and return to put in a little more work.

Each seed or field is not hovered over to ensure germination. They both understand not every seed will take root. Some will be eaten by birds, some will be washed away by heavy rains, some of those seeds will only produce 30 or 60% of its potential. They both know that. It's the law.

Harvest will come and those farmers or network marketers who have planted seeds on small acreages will yield far less than the more successful planter - farmer or network marketer.

The Marc Barrett's of the world understand and use MLSP as the biggest and best equipment to plant the tons of seeds they need to sow for the bountiful harvest they desire. His germination rate is between 6% and 12% depending on the crop he is planting.

Simple math tells you a ton of seed at 6 or 12 percent germination rate is a lot more than those who want to hover over, watch and nurture a small acreage which will yield no more than the 6 or 12 % yield of the bigger plots. Trying to build a personal relationship with each seed is fruitless. You have to call in the big equipment.

You get to choose. Where do you really want to be? Harvesting a big or small crop? Protecting every seed from every possible detremental outcome or continuing to plant more, recognizing the gemination rate is 6-12% in either case?

Is that what Marc Barrett taught in the last MLSP free training webinar? No. But he did talk about some big equipment that targeted the exact area for planting. Rich soil. Good soil. Then he showed us the seed.

If you missed the webinar you can listen to it again as a member of MLSP. Less than $10 for the first month and you're in with complete access to all the training MLSP offers to help you plant a lot of seeds.

I know one farmer who wouldn't miss out on that. I saw him today.

Word of advice. If you expect miracles you won't get them. You have to work to seed and harvest that big of a crop. Expect it going in. Be committed, be serious and you will reach the harvest you desire.