Erik Weihenmayer
There's a real blurry line between the things we can't do and the things we can, so being blind, in a strange way, has given me a chance to figure out what's possible.
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January 2007
January 2007
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Features
Are you in the "AMAZING RACE" of LIFE?
The media is full of dire warnings about Medicare and "Social Security" plans failing down the road. On the other hand, the media is full of good news about a new reality for many healthy baby boomers... 60 is the new 40!
By Elizabeth HarringtonArticles
Leading a World Class Life
The secret of how these athletes became world class is found in the combination of two fundamental ideas: Desire and dedication.
By Jim RohnWhy buy leads?
When you can start talking about common experiences or compliment someone for certain accomplishments, they are much more inclined to speak with you.
By John HollnerMind of Steel or Man of Steel
This is a key element in your life and something you need to consciously choose to look at clearly.
By Laura JohnsonKeeping you're attitude up when circumstances are down
"Instead of spending your time thinking about how bad things are, think about how good they will be!"
By Chris WidenerUse your network marketing imagination
Most of us are probably earning only a fraction of what we really could in this business. Is that true for you?
By Tom “Big Al” SchreiterThe essence of communication is connection
Without exaggeration, communication may be the difference between making it as a professional Networker... and being trapped in a job for the rest of your life.
By Steve SieboldBecome a student of change
As the world becomes more interconnected, events outside your industry and career have an impact on your business, your family and your pocketbook.
By Denis WaitleyShall we change the recruiting mantra?
First, is something they can love madly... something they care about. Money takes second place.
By Kim KlaverBaby boomers are "achy and breaky and haven't stored enough nuts for the winter" which makes them great prospects for your business
Some of the best distributors you will ever sponsor will be customers first!
By Dale CalvertJack Maitland
A reliable, residual, reproductive, and ultimately willable income.
By TNMM EditorTechnology
Select the best distributors and reduce attrition
It's critical for your business success that you choose your down-line distributors carefully in order to reduce the numbers of short tenure business partners.
By Assessment & Career Planning by TNMM EditorInter- NETWORK MARKETING
A massively increasing number of people are using the Internet in the United States, and numbers are climbing even higher for other parts of the world.
By Tammy Dickinson