The #1 Skill You Must Know!!!
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October 2005
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Features
What if You Were a Millionaire?
Making money is something you already know how to do. It is a 'transferable skill' that you need only learn to apply in your network marketing business.
By Teresa RomainArticles
Taking The High Road
"Let me ask you, would you make the same remark if I told you I had decided to become a part-time nurse?"
By Michael OliverIs This Any Way to Win Friends and Influence People?
Ooh, I'm a wellness consultant! We market unique, patented, scientifically proven nutraceuticals, and blah, blah, blah...
By Kim KlaverThe 7 Habits of Highly Horrible Networkers
Unfortunately, Highly Horrible Networkers have the wrong attitude.
By Scott GinsbergIntegrity
Life is like a field of newly fallen snow; where I choose to walk, every step will show.
By Denis WaitleyWhy So Many Websites Fail
But once you captured your readers' attention, the next step is to keep them (and to keep them reading).
By Michel FortinBird Sense
It's about pulling your weight, helping others, allowing yourself to be helped, doing whatever needs to be done to assist the whole, taking turns, being open minded, and always remembering that you are all working for a common goal.
By Terri Levine7 Ways to Cut Loose from Old Sales Thinking
Notice that you are not pitching your solution with this opening phrase. Instead, you're addressing a problem that based on your experience in your field, you believe they might be having.
By Ari GalperSincerity Sucks
When it comes to getting things done in life, a pattern of behavior beats a claim of sincerity every time.
By Blair WarrenThe Distributor Rights Association
To promote, preserve and protect the company and independent contractor relationships through establishing professional standards that are fair and just to all and attain the highest standard of professional conduct.
By Cheryl GonzalezMargie Aliprandi
"Network marketing, I love it at the core of my being, it's like I was born for this. I use it as a platform to teach the things that I think really matter and bring people back to their abundance."
By Margie AliprandiWarren Nelson
In network marketing, we're all naked. You build an organization and earn an income in direct proportion to what you and your organization do. It has nothing to do with politics and back-biting, which are the essence of the corporate world.
By TNMM EditorBlink and The Tipping Point
I'd categorize this a 'Pulpy Pop Business Book'. Not as revealing or useful in a business environment as The Tipping Point. All in all, it's a nice 'Chinese dinner'. Great tasting, enjoyable, but I felt hungry an hour after the last bite.
By TNMM EditorRobin Cohen
I just think no matter how you do in this business there are always new ways and new people that can inspire you and right now I feel I'm in a new stage of a whole new way of doing it. I feel great!
By Robin CohenJim Ryder
I learned early on it wasn't the money that was the most valuable thing in life but time. If we are on this earth a finite number of days, and we don't know the number, why not make the most out of every single day?
By TNMM EditorHard Optimism
Get the book and read it anyway. Because it's only $6.95 per and it's a great little read and an even greater more-or-less cost-effective give-away to important prospects on your "drip list" and leading team members.
By TNMM EditorProfessional Inviter
If you'll follow these easy, step-by-step instructions, you'll learn how to invite anyone to a network marketing meeting, to listen to a conference call, to look at an online presentation or a video/ DVD... even if this is your first day 'on the job'... even if you have no pri…
By Tim SalesMailbox Money: The Promise of Network Marketing
...a clear, concise explanation of what is so about network marketing, leaving the reader with plenty of information to make an informed and empowering decision.
By Richard BrookeColumns
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.
By Len ClementsThe Missing Relationship
It's encouraging to discover that people, women AND men, are starting to realize there is value in exploring the shapes and textures of our relationships... and how we serve and are served within them.
By Mary K WeinhagenHow we're Network Marketing TheNetworkMarketingMagazine.com
One of the things the Greatest Networker did was to develop the people he mentored into Greatest Networkers themselves. As our friend John Kalench taught, to do that, you must develop a belief in your company and products... belief in yourself... and an unshakable belief in th…
By George MadiouThe Transformation of the Business Formerly Known as MLM
Blame the Internet, most of all. Thank the Internet, most of all.
By John Milton FoggTechnology
Mastering your Technology Gap
And that’s exactly the problem with most businesses in America today, both huge companies and individual entrepreneurs: we wait until the accident to go out and find the new and better way.
By Paul PilzerThe School of Thinking
... through a daily series of 10 free emailed lessons designed to help each trainee to become a skilled thinker through daily practice in speed thinking, creative thinking, positive thinking, lateral thinking and new brain software which goes way beyond 'critical thinking'— th…
By TNMM Editor