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February 2009

February 2009

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

Clarify, Qualify, Create Expectation

The distributor is giving much more information than they are receiving. This sometimes causes the prospect to shut down, there is only so much information they can handle.

By Sean Murphy

The "You" Factor

"A factor is a multiplier in math, right? That is what you are as a manager. You multiply the productivity in your department."

By Jim Dickinson

The People Factor

Babener says that the moral is: “...in a high-tech, high-touch world, high touch wins every time.”

By David Nelson

The One Thing You Need to Sell Firstl

Whether the potential customer is a friend, neighbor, relative, co-worker or a total stranger, they want to be sold on you before they buy a product or join a program.

By Paul Morris

Richter Scale Relationships

These successful people found that the collaboration of several minds produces more wisdom than the sum of these same minds working separately.

By Gary Eby

Anchor Your Relationships

The speaker said that each point of connection is like an anchor in the relationship, and the more connections you have, the stronger the relationship will be. He calls one-connection relationships "Simplex," and multi-connection relationships, "Multiplex." The strongest relat…

By Chris Widener

Basics of Healthy Relationships

Our relationships can allow us to experience the peaks of ecstasy and the low valleys of agony. They have the greatest potential to give us joy and cause us to grow and become more if we so choose.

By Jim Rohn

It's About You Inc

Most people in the network marketing industry don’t realize that the biggest asset you have in your business is YOU.

By Toni Brown

The Hare or the Tortoise? You Choose!

This is a typical example of the "You've got to do it in 3 minutes" type of training that takes a lot of time and effort, and yields very poor results for most Distributors! That is why this type of selling (conventional selling) is called a "numbers game".

By Michael Oliver

Articles

The Safari Called Life

I view life as a way of traveling on a mysterious, ever-challenging safari, where the trail is blazed by our daily choices, actions and responses.

By Denis Waitley

Power Sources

If we examine what things we do in our day or experiences that we encounter that feed us energy, then we can begin to build on that knowledge.

By Linda Yates

5 Proven Ways to Reinvent Yourself

Asking empowering questions causes your mind to search for why you are, in fact, rich. And by The Law of Attraction, what you focus on grows.

By Noah St.John

Discover How to Follow Your Heart

Core Desires create emotions that originate from your heart. These are the emotions of intrinsic motivation, the power within. I refer to this as your heart-set-or simply what your heart is set on having, being, seeing, feeling, achieving, and experiencing.

By Jack Zufelt

HOW REFRESHING... a REAL Business in the Network Marketing Industry

The Direct Sales Industry is the purest form of capitalism allowing a person to create their own international business for a few hundred dollars using a Company’s complete support system allowing one to focus on just building their business! It truly is the perfect business m…

By Brad Huebner

It's Your Time to Shine in 2009

More than ever, I realize for anyone to be successful in any type of Network Marketing business, they have got to Work on Themselves More Than They Do on Their Respective Businesses!

By Chad Bumgarner

Columns

Relationships

Who inspires you to get your stuff correct? Who touches your heart and makes you want to be a better, more authentic version of yourself? Do you spend time around that person?

By Maran Banta

People Do What People Do

Caution is always advisable when drawing conclusions from such a small amount of information but it got me thinking that there is more to the statement PEOPLE JOIN PEOPLE, than what initially appears on the surface.

By Mary K Weinhagen

Technology

Communication: The Essence of Networking

The single most important factor for success in the network marketing industry is utilizing all the latest forms of telecommunication to help leverage the individual networkers time, energy and resources.

By TNMM Editor

Twitter Power!

This is a time in business where nothing is constant BUT Change.

By Elizabeth Harrington