The Lighthouse Campaign
If they are not in massive action... they are still just a prospect.
By Richard Brooke← All issues
From the monthly archive
June 2009
June 2009
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Contents
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Features
Humor opens hearts
We need to be good news merchants. Happy attracts. It’s magnetic. People love to be around cheerful people. Humor is uplifting. It’s an instant vacation.
By Karen JusticeMission Driven Business; do you have to be a Preacher?
We keep OUR focus on educating all those prospects and making sure we remember to help them develop skills in order that they might achieve their goals and dreams.
By RS MalloryCatch Me If You Can
Are you worthy of someone’s confidence? Do you do what you say you are going to do? Do you deliver on your promises?
By Linda YatesFocus on Being Focused
Our eyes can be so focused on the “immediate” that we lose sight of the “ultimate.” Another idea I had was... “when your outlook is bad... try the uplook”! You’ll sure have better perspective.
By Gary EbyCreate Your Own Mission Statement for Your Personal and Professional Life
Are you going where you want to go, doing what you want to do, and becoming who you want to become?
By Denis WaitleyPredict the Future
Many business people I am talking to lately are allowing their current circumstances to determine or calibrate their hopes and dreams.
By Steve DaileyTo What Are You Committed?
We are born as commitment just waiting to happen... we are commitment seeking experience and expression.
By John Milton FoggBuilding a 'Maybe' Driven Business or a Mission Driven Business
You have only one reason to do anything you do, and that is to be more of who you are meant to be, and who you know you are becoming.
By Sean MurphyMission Possible
Quite often the MI mission looked impossible at first, as our mission in network marketing often does. Yet, against all odds, the MI team managed to complete every mission. I believe this can also be the result for every person involved in network marketing.
By Rod NicholsA mission: Workplace Passion
Knowing I could live life by passionately helping others was a dream realized.
By Bonnie Ross-ParkerArticles
The Day Your Life Will Change for Good
The key to changing your life is to make a decision, and then to act upon it. And once acted upon, to follow-through consistently until your dream becomes a reality.
By Chris WidenerNitty-Gritty Reasons
This is what I mean by a nitty-gritty reason. It may not win me any prize for greatness, but it was enough to have a permanent effect on the rest of my life.
By Jim RohnThe Power to Succeed
By taking such a stand for your excellence or the excellence of others, you are declaring, as an act of courage, your commitment to being the best you can be.
By Dr. Joe Rubino"What Have You Done For Me Lately?"
However, that’s not what makes him the patron saint of network marketers; what does so is his discovery of leverage.
By John David MannYour Past, Your Present or Your Future
To the degree there is a contrast between what is so now and what we envision becoming, so we are motivated to close the gap... to move what is so towards what we envision.
By Richard BrookeThe Power of a Word
And now I believe that the right words can and will increase your prospecting and recruiting success.
By Michael BernoffFAQ
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By Jeffrey BabenerFearless Business Growth:
To shift from fear to fearlessness, you must first get rigorously honest how fear may be running you right now.
By Denise CorcoranRelationship Marketing
Relationship marketing is the process of attracting, maintaining and enhancing relationships with key people not necessarily with huge audiences.
By Roger BogerColumns
A Mission Driven Business
Your business can not only be a mission driven business but I believe it must be driven by what your mission is.
By George MadiouOn a Mission?
Becoming clear about what you're up to in your business can open you up to inspiration to take action that will move you in new directions. A direction that heads you firmly toward greater results.
By Mary K Weinhagen