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February 2006

February 2006

The surviving edition opens with its collected articles.

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This issue has been assembled from surviving publication records. Its editorial sections are preserved without claiming an exact original sequence.

Inside this issue

Contents

Articles are gathered by their published editorial section. Their arrangement here does not claim an exact original sequence.

Features

Everyone's a Salesperson

So, the pivotal question with regard to selling is not if you are doing it, but if you are good at it.

By Brian Tracy

Articles

Art Burleigh

"Well, here's a leverage model that might be pretty fascinating and apparently it works!" So I explored it and decided to become involved.

By John Milton Fogg

Get your hands off my downline!!!

If there is one problem that every MLM faces at one time or another, it is the raiding of the company's distributor force for another MLM by one of its own current or recently departed distributors.

By Spencer Reese

The People's Franchise

“I would rather have one percent of 100 people’s efforts than 100 percent of my own.” — Andrew Carnegie

By John Milton Fogg

Kathi Minsky

So, I went around to some prominent people in our business community and shared that I was exploring this idea and I asked what they thought of it.

By John Milton Fogg

Lori Andersen

We didn't know anything about it; we had never thought of residual income or side businesses or anything.

By John Milton Fogg

Michael Dlouhy

Only talking to people that have raised their hand and said, "I am looking for your product and service or your opportunity!"

By John Milton Fogg

All About Network Marketing— Report #7

So, you can see that this whole Network Marketing Business was started from a background of persuading, convincing and manipulating direct sales techniques... with a fair amount of deceit and dishonesty!

By Mike Lewis

Setting priorities

To find out how and why some people became financially independent during the course of their working lifetimes.

By Brian Tracy

"Donc c'est comment le marketing de réseau fonctionne Vraiment."

· Trouver des Prospects plus qualifiés et intéressés, · Éviter le rejet douloureux durant la Prospection, · Changer la façon que vos prospects voient votre affaire, · Développer des leaders et · Bâtir un chèque de bonus plus grand.

By Tom “Big Al” Schreiter

Columns

It's Time

This is an important book about intelligent network marketing... authentic network marketing... network marketing as it should be and really isn't quite yet.

By John Milton Fogg