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November 2009
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The youth of today are being exposed more and more to the idea that perhaps there is a real alternative to just going to work for a company and having a “job”. Many are learning about the benefits and advantages of self-employment and the idea of having a “home-based business”…
By David FeinsteinRemember, it's just setting up an appointment. You don't need to tell them everything in one shot.
By Simon Prentice“Your age plays no part in your success or failure in Network Marketing except in YOUR OWN MIND.”
By Dale CalvertWhatever name you choose to call them, get ready because they are sharp. They are re-defining the "rules" and are going to find their place on their own terms.
By Jackie UlmerThe number one value in those days was to establish relationship and practice excellent customer service to RETAIN customers.
By RS MalloryGeneration Y is highly ambitious. They have grown up to stories of teenage millionaires. They are just looking for the right opportunity.
By Awnya BoamAlmost every Gen Y person has a Facebook.com page, and most of them have an average of over 100 contacts that they can...
By Dakota ReaChampions know that "What you see, is who you’ll be."
By Denis WaitleyDon’t start talking about your product or service right away (unless directed to), build some basic rapport.
By Scott LetourneauThink of it, ideas that become so powerful in your mind and in your consciousness that they seem real to you even before they become tangible. Imagination that is so strong, you can actually see it.
By Jim RohnHe also points out that satisfied customers are the best advertising, because they are prone to tell others and generate new customers.
By Jeffrey BabenerSeed time and Harvest... How does this affect my life? In basic terms, you reap what you sow!
By Gary EbyVision being a clear picture of a desired end result that you are aiming for.
By Chris WidenerThat’s a great job description for a network marketer: you are that fuel; you create a context for action by fueling that hope.
By John David MannAs sure as the sun rising from the east and setting in the west, we all will experience many failures through out our lives.
By Kevin AbdulrahmanYou increase perceived value by focusing on what’s "in it" for them.
By Karen JusticeThe bottom line is when prospects call the message, they must get excited about what they hear. And that's what the testimonies do.
By Beatty CarmichaelNetwork Marketing brings all of the hope our industry offers and none of the past bad publicity. It represents the results that this generation is looking for.
By George Madiou