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June 2008

June 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

The ABC's of prospecting

Especially today, everyone is working too hard, needing extra income and looking for a way out of the Hamster wheel.

By Robert Shemin

The Life Blood of Your Business

In the Direct Sales, MLM, and Network Marketing industries, the key to a healthy, thriving enterprise is new blood that receives proper nutrition, i.e., training.

By Gary Eby

The Taming of the Hairy Beast

It seems that as long as I was left to network in my natural style oblivious to what I was doing, I was ok with it – even successful; then once it was defined and parameters were imposed, it became a big hairy monster with yellow eyes and toxic drool running down its chin.

By Kat McCarthy

Prospecting

Although Network Marketing has evolved, it always was and IS a relationship Business.

By RS Mallory

Articles

The Leader's Leader

She does not berate them when they do so, because she knows that the runners are learning priceless lessons that will equip them to become champions.

By Jack Lannom

Persuasion - The Key to Success

I believe all successful persuaders are a result of having been successfully persuaded at some time in their lives.

By Charlie Jones

Service and You

The overall message of these upcoming articles is that everyone can contribute positively or negatively to each service experience, whether you are on the giving or receiving end.

By Linda Yates

Columns

Prospecting, for what?

Because they can fog a mirror, doesn’t necessarily qualify them as a GREAT prospect for you!

By George Madiou

Developing Relationships Online

The reason is... because YOU bring your own unique element to the picture. That's why it's really about creating BRAND YOU!

By Mary K Weinhagen

Technology