column · October 2005
The Luck Factor
You can control what you do, but you can't control what they will do. Nor can you even begin to predict how well they will do and how soon.
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column · October 2005
You can control what you do, but you can't control what they will do. Nor can you even begin to predict how well they will do and how soon.
column · November 2005
Yes, the quality of one's products should be the dominant decision making factor, and there is certainly a trend over the last few years in that direction, but alas, that's still the way it should be, not the way it is.
column · December 2005
Literally hundreds of scams, money games and pyramid schemes have come and gone over the years, and I'm hard pressed to come up with a single one that was operated by a woman.
article · July 2006
1. The DSA is already actively lobbying against this proposed rule in an effort to have direct sales and MLM companies excluded.
article · July 2006
1. The DSA is already actively lobbying against this proposed rule in an effort to have direct sales and MLM companies excluded.
article · November 2011
Why would anyone want to join, or encourage others to join, a profession that supposedly is about to be "devastated"? How can any distributor get excited, and committed , to an industry that, allegedly, keeps coming under attack by "jack booted government thugs" who are going…
feature · May 2012
They worked hard on opening the minds of people who they thought had a lot of potential, got them to consider network marketing, and today they are set for life.
feature · February 2013
So, why do network marketers do exactly the opposite ?
feature · June 2013
By diversifying your efforts you actually increase your chance of failure in all of the opportunities you¡¯re working!