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[Monique Jaramillo Contribution Level: 1]

Something a friend and colleague had told me a year ago when I asked him if he had one piece of advice what would it be..

Except, for some reason people still think they can find an easy route for everything.
I think network marketing is no different.. It's what differentiates the hobby owners from the business owners.

What are your thoughts?

[Stephen Meyer Company: Organo Gold, Inc. Contribution Level: 3]

I would say taking massive action is ok if you have a clearly defined plan for the action you are going to take.

I had a sponsor who suggested I use Google Adwords and that I take massive action, meaning spend a lot of money. I didn't have a plan, knew nothing about keywords, did not have tracking in Place, and was a completely uneducated newbie concerning PPC. That cost me a bunch of money with no results.

I would not tell anyone to " take massive action" unless you first teach them when spending money is a part of the massive action.

On the other hand, meeting people, handing out business cards, networking, building an online presence are all things people can take massive action with right from the beginning.

Low cost " Massive Action " for newbies is good.

[Chris Brown Contribution Level: 3]

You have armatures and professionals lets look at golf most people play golf as a hobby my dad was really good a golf he played a couple tournaments and won he was told by some pro he should go pro.

Biggest prize my dad won was like $50 bucks he was an amateur the first year Tiger Woods went from amateur to pro he made $18,000,0000.

To be a professional in MLM you have to do what professionals do not only in MLM but in any industry. An amateur can't make a full time living where a pro made $20, $30, $50 or more a month.