The Kill
You need to practice the art and science of The Kill.
By Mark StevensFrom the monthly archive
September 2008
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You need to practice the art and science of The Kill.
By Mark StevensBuilding your business, growing your team, becoming more successful both professionally and personally requires action. Action brings progress. Progress means results. Results bring success.
By Michael BernoffIf you want to walk the walk, you must be there too. Plus, you will learn new things that will help you build your business and these meetings are great for prospects and new distributors.
By Rod NicholsExpand your comfort zone and don't assume you know what people are thinking. You create value in your products or service based on the depth of the other persons need PLUS their level of desire to achieve a better result.
By Michael OliverResponsibility instead involves taking full acceptance for every event, relationship, action and situation that occurs in your life.
By Dr. Joe RubinoYou need the dream because that causes you to find the hours. You need the ten to 15 hours a week, because that’s how much time the business really takes to start.
By Randy GageSuccess in Network Marketing, as in any other pursuit in life, necessitates a clear compelling vision and consistent action.
By Mark SempleMany of the things that we fear are often self-concocted, misguided impressions based on wrong information.
By Dana PhillipsI'm willing to bet that you want to experience freedom too. So the question is how do you - as a network marketer - go about getting it?
By Teresa RomainEvery failure wants to make it somebody else's fault or responsibility. If a distributor's business is failing, who really is to blame?
By Tom “Big Al” SchreiterWhen you're IN THE TRENCHES, showing or introducing your business to as many people as you can, learning from all those experiences is where you'll realize your true potential!
By Chad BumgarnerYou will never know though unless you expose your home based business to a lot of people before someone else does first.
By Sue SewardSeek guidance from your sponsor or someone in your upline that is willing to give you a helping hand and put you on your journey towards success.
By RS MalloryCan you be successful without a Coach? Sure…but it just depends on how fast you want to get there (wherever “there” is for you).
By Steve DaileyWhile discussing logistics on a daily basis he would hover closely and really listen to what we were saying to see if his organization could go the extra mile.
By Linda YatesWarning: It Is Your Beliefs About the Recession That Can Be Fatal To Your Business
By Denise CorcoranYou see - affirmations without action can be the beginnings of self-delusion. And for your well-being there is little worse than self-delusion.
By Jim RohnYou must know the best business practices, wherever they exist.
By Denis WaitleyWe intake information and we out put effort through the exercise of our will. The twin actions of accomplishment then are the intake of information and the exercising of our will.
By Chris Widener'Before they call, I will answer' (Isaiah 65:24)
By George MadiouBut he simply could not do it alone. He had to win gold in the team relays which meant he had to be a team player. For the team to win those relay races, it had to be the TEAM's goal.
By Sarah RobinsonIf we're going to get down into the trenches and get the job done... the real business of the business... then we better start out with a clear idea of where the target is and what it looks like.
By Mary K WeinhagenYou need to shake it up. You need to begin and experience Getting Started . It doesn’t matter if you’re starting today or starting over after 4 years of false starts, it’s time to get started.
By George Madiou