Four Fuels for Your Network Marketing Rocket


As with any rocket, you need to give your network marketing business fuel. There are four fuels that will take to to the stars:

1. Purpose and Goals - the highest octane fuel is your purpose. It's the "why" for your business. First you must figure out why you are in network marketing, then you can determine the goals necessary to achieve your purpose. Your purpose will keep you going when the times get tough and the goals will keep you on track.

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The Often Overlooked Ingredient for Winning More

By James Smith


It’s the one thing every one of us is familiar with, the one thing we’re able to accomplish, and even the one thing we have done our whole life. Yet, when it comes to winning, many of us lose so much because of this one key ingredient. Amazingly, you’re doing it right now, but are you doing it to win?

If you study winners, over-achievers, the movers, the shakers, the top percentage in any class - regardless of gender, race, age,… Continue

Paul Getty once said, "To succeed in a business, to reach the top, an individual must know all it is possible to know about that business." Too bad he didn't know about Network Marketing.

The Leverage Business

In this business, you don't have to "know it all" to reach the top. In fact, success in our business comes from using what other people know to accomplish your goals. It's called "leverage."

By using leverage, even the smallest efforts can achieve gigantic results.

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When I was a kid, every once in a while my parents would back my brother, Larry, and I up to a doorframe, lay a ruler across our heads, and mark a line with a pencil to chart our growth. They would then write the date next to it. It was always exciting to see how much I'd grown since my last measurement.

If only measuring our effectiveness as a leader was so easy. Why is it so hard to get a clear picture of our own strengths and weaknesses?

Self evaluation means:

* Being willing to critique m… Continue

There are two natures in the child of God. There is the Old Sin Nature, and there is the New Nature.

The very moment one exercises saving faith in the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior, a new nature is imparted by the Holy Spirit to the believer. This is described as regeneration in Titus 3: 5 and 6. Immediately a hitherto unknown conflict also begins within. And the two natures each strive to go in opposite directions, and to have the upper hand in the life of the believer.

Both natures cannot reig… Continue