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May 2010

May 2010

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

CUSTOMERS ARE KING

Customers are the life blood of any business. In fact customers are the reason you are in business.

By Jim Britt

Who the Heck Wants More CUSTOMERS?

Now obviously the ideal situation would be 20,000 distributors who also “consume” and tell others who tell others and get more consumers and more distributors, True or True!

By Ted Henry

The Arenas of Success

Customer satisfaction is a simple value that a business may hold, for example. What a company values will affect the way the business runs and the employees act and work, so it is important to know what your business values are.

By Chris Widener

I Hope You Never Have Any Customers

The first customer you ever land should be YOU. You should be your first customer and your best customer. Only by using the product and becoming a product of the product will you become passionate about your product.

By Paul Morris

Articles

Become a Good Observer

One of the major reasons why people are not doing well is because they keep trying to get through the day. A more worthy challenge is to try to get from the day.

By Jim Rohn

Leadership vs. Pushership

I emphatically state that one does NOT have to be pushy or overtly aggressive to make a lot of money in MLM.

By Jack Zufelt

The Great Intangible

When we smile at one another, especially if it is a true smile, in a very real and scientifically accurate sense, not only are our conscious minds communicating, but our subconscious minds have also connected.

By dr. g. jack.brown

Ted Henry

I got so excited! Here I was, making $800 a month in the military and they were talking about making $8000 a month. I ran home, got my checkbook and signed up on the spot.

By TNMM Editor

Columns

Customer Service Sales and Retention

Internal customer service means everybody supports everyone else in the organization. Develop mutual trust and support with your team members. Always have open and honest communication.

By Debbie Madiou