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April 2008

April 2008

The surviving edition opens with its collected articles.

Archive note

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

Training: Meet them where they are

As in most things, paying attention and listening without an agenda is your most powerful tool in determining where your people are.

By Kat McCarthy

Train-ing

As you know, each train has an engine onto which are attached individual cars of various types. Similarly, when training in network marketing, there must be an engine, the primary topic, and attached cars, sub-topics.

By Rod Nichols

Give Big or Go Home!

A basic way to start achieving massive success comes from a consistent focused systemized approach to skills development. Each step must build upon the previous step before achieving mastery.

By Elizabeth Harrington

Monkey See, Monkey Do

The problem with many people that are brand-new to Network Marketing, or even for those that are "burned-out" from a previous business they were in, is they need the proper training in order to be successful.

By Chad Bumgarner

Beware the Eternal Student Syndrome

Once you start learning and growing, the desire is there to learn more, do more and be more. And, it is very easy to begin spending excessive amounts of your valuable time training. Welcome to the world of the Eternal Student.

By Mark Semple

Articles

The Leader's Leader - Learning Not to Fear Failure

These exhausted business owners, who long ago stopped "leading" and are now reactively racing from one hastily resolved crisis to the next, have forgotten how they themselves learned their jobs.

By Jack Lannom

Desire to Learn

Having the desire to learn is at the heart of the ability to take in new information that allows you to do something that you were not formally able to do.

By Kathy Roberton

So do you have a plan B, C or even D?

The important thing to realize is that when the economy gets bad (whether actual or perceived) recruiting in network marketing gets easier.

By Bill Holderby

If You Don't Have a Home-Based Business, Start one Today!

This may be a decade of tremendous corporate profits and economic growth, but for the vast majority of North Americans, the 90's have been a dismal, uphill climb. And many economists believe that this next, new millennium won't be getting better any time soon.

By Sandy Botkin

Columns

Expect Miracles

train: n: a series of parts or elements that together constitute a system for producing a result and esp. for carrying on a process automatically

By Mary K Weinhagen

Technology