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August 2012

August 2012

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Contents

Articles are gathered by their published editorial section. Their arrangement here does not claim an exact original sequence.

Features

Prepare your game plan before the big day

You can have a public plan and a private plan for your downline. These two different plans offer only one difference, the public plan is a little more generalized than the internal plan.

By David Feinstein

What your prospects really think of you!

So our first order of business in any presentation is to establish instant trust and rapport. And then we can start telling our prospects about our wonderful products and opportunity.

By Tom “Big Al” Schreiter

Overcoming Fear of Public Speaking

Simply assaulting your audience with facts, statistics and information will never create a bond. If you do that, you are simply a human computer, downloading data at a much faster rate than the average person can process.

By Randy Gage

Presenting – Show The Plan

Understanding that the majority of aspiring marketers (and future leaders) come to us with this fear gives us a big advantage if we know HOW to help these folks overcome their fear.

By RS Mallory

Articles

Good Health – Great Life

Optimizing your health makes you sharper and more alert, resulting in better decision making, having more confidence and a better self image. Living a healthier lifestyle can increase your wealth by gaining respect, making you more attractive to potential clients and business…

By Jim Bellacera

The Defining Moment

Ken developed laser focus, determination and a bias for action.

By John Milton Fogg

How to Find The Olympian Within

Surrounded by mirrors and lights, our hearts would pound in anticipation as we stretched out desperately, trying to be the one among all the riders who would grab the gold ring and win another ride. So began my competitive spirit.

By Denis Waitley

Zig on... Braces

I say all of this to point out that a good smile is important, but at the same time I would like to emphasize that good character is substantially more important.

By Zig Ziglar

Columns

What is Showing the Plan?

People want to know what's in it for me. How am I going to benefit from buying your product or service. Make it exciting, make it that the benefits are so unbelievable that they absolutely want to hear more and get what you have.

By George Madiou