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February 2011
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John needed to keep going until he crossed the finish line, because unbeknown to most people, John Stephen Akhwari was no ordinary man. He was unlike most people who set a goal and then give in to the challenges the world throws their way.
By Kevin AbdulrahmanThe overall message was so empowering. And, the simple phrase ‘I See You’ said so much. Essentially to acknowledge that one is seen for who they truly are.
By Mark SempleFirst, many people lack CLARITY . They are confused about what they want to do and how they want to achieve it.
By Adam UrbanskiOr, we can liken these people to a marathon participant who runs the first of a 20 mile race, then sprints back to the starting line over and over and over. Then stands confused and frustrated by his lack of progress (and, most likely, blaming the course, his shoes, the race p…
By Staying In One Place! by Len ClementsThe reason is nearly ALWAYS without a doubt due to not only their level of commitment, but how they carry out their commitment, and what they accompany their commitment with.
By David FeinsteinWhen we're signing people up into network marketing, it's our job to help them as much as possible. And we do that by educating and teaching them why they would want to make a $4,000 per year and a five-year commitment to their business.
By Tom “Big Al” SchreiterNo wonder people are frightened of commitment, the “C” word, as it has connotations of absolute finality, a death of sorts.
By Barbara PellegrinoNetwork marketing comes with a flexible schedule, working from home, working fewer hours than a traditional job, and really being in control of your very own income and earnings. No wonder it's a booming industry.
By Terri LevineThe definition of commitment is this: Doing what you said you would do long after the mood you said it in has left you. If that is true, and it is, then where does commitment come from and how can you get more of it?
By Jack ZufeltBy 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 RubinoThis type of decision is not like the ones you and I make today. Nor is it a commitment to anything. It is an “I AM-ing.” A potentially permanent decision about who you are.
By Richard BrookeWhat is discouraging to me is to see people jumping from company to company expecting the company to make them successful. YOU make you successful. Those with the right skill sets and mindsets make it long term network marketing.
By Dale CalvertShowing up and doing the things that expand your business and make you money, that’s what it means to be committed to your business.
By Jillian MiddletonThe very definition of commitment is to consistently do something until you succeed. So, when you are fully committed, you go all the way through with your plans or goals until you achieve them. It’s all or nothing. You do not "try", you DO until success is achieved.
By Deb BixlerOnce you have decided to head down a particular path you have begun the commitment process. If we make a commitment and pursue that course of action we will feel like we are climbing because we took the action. When we stop and take no action then we begin to slide. We can alw…
By Linda YatesMake a Choice to do something or decide to do nothing. Either way you have made a Choice!
By Ted HenryYou have a 'Whatever it takes!” attitude. In your mind it's as good as done! It's not that your journey will be free of challenges but you have clarity about your direction. And that is powerful.
By Margie AliprandiThe truth is that in building your network marketing business you come into contact with all kinds of people everyday and you do make a difference.
By Jim BrittNo source excerpt was available for this article.
By Sandy BotkinAre you known as a person who is committed and devoted to the goal? If so, you will become an Extraordinary Leader!
By Chris WidenerThe underlying cause of your problem may not be your food or fitness plan but may have more to do with your brain and your cognitive skills.
By Debra and Bradley WarrenThis commitment and discipline to "paying the price" is a key quality in the mind of a champion. You could even say that if success has an entry fee, the cost is total commitment through daily discipline.
By Denis WaitleyIt's called changing your life as well as changing your skills and earning more money. It's best to invest some of that early money in lifestyle.
By Jim RohnPeople with commitment can be committed to different things, work, career, family, God and many other things. The ones that are committed have a special intensity - they are not the ones that are just involved.
By George MadiouThat is commitment, when you never stop reaching for your goal. You can change strategy; you can change direction, but always stay committed. Commitment unlocks the brain to imagine, creates vision, and gives us the tools to turn our dreams into reality.
By Debbie Madiou