Paul Little

Hi Everyone

I guess my story is not much different to many others here. I spent the best part of my working life to date working for someone else before I finally woke up to the fact that it was they that were making the money rather than me.

When I got introduced to MLM I spent the first 18 months perfecting my procrastination skills (sound familiar?) before getting to work doing everything my upline suggested. I enrolled in business networking groups but having to get up at 5 a.m. for breakfast with a group of "entrepreneurs" who look upon network marketing as The Work of the Devil wasn’t really doing it for me! and I must have done 10 miles of 3 foot rules!

Nothing seemed to be working. I was beginning to think that network marketing was just something I couldn’t do, that I was just no good at it, that somehow it must be my fault. I was ready to chuck in the towel.

Then something happened. Or rather two things happened.

First I discovered Mike Dillard and his fantastic MLM Traffic Formula.

Second I read an ebook.

You could have illuminated my entire house with the number of light bulb moments I had.

The ebook is called “Success in Ten Steps” and has been written by a 30 year veteran in this industry - someone who knows what they are talking about!

If you are feeling like I was you can avoid years of failure and frustration! Pick up your own FREE copy from my website.

So my business is now on the up-and-up and it is my goal to spread the word and help as many people as possible to avoid the pain I went through so that they can  be financially secure and live the life they want.

OK that's the pitch over ;-)

So who on earth is Paul Little?

Well, I was born at a very early age in the south east corner of England, about 30 miles north of London. I grew up there and had all the usual scrapes that young boys get into, you know the sort of thing - having a punch up with your best mate in the morning and going to his birthday party in the afternoon!

We weren't well off but were reasonably comfortable. I used to love doing adventurous things (I still do actually!) like caving or climbing mountains. I got into sailing when I was about 12 and have loved it ever since. I actually love any activity where the motive force is provided by nature - one of my other passions is gliding which is an extrodinary feeling - being lifted into the air purely by the power in the air itself. One thing I have never been able to figure out though is how a 800 pound glider can be pushed upwards at a rate of 400 feet a minute whilst tiny raindrops are falling to the ground around you...

My only non-environmentaly friendly passion is motorbikes. I LOVE 'em! I raced at club level (see pics) until about 2002 when I was "downsized" in my company and had to give it up :-(

But what of the future?

Well another motorbike is in there somewhere - I have my eye on a Triumph rocket III (gotta be British as they are the only people who make "proper" motorbikes!) and definitely a LARGE sailing boat and a circumnavigation sometime in the next ten years - do you live near the coast? let me know and I'll pop by and say hi!

Paul Little