Islands In The Streams
One thing I have learned about running a business is that you have to give it 100% effort, time, commitment and most of all passion and enthusiasm.
By Gail ReynoldsFrom the monthly archive
June 2013
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One thing I have learned about running a business is that you have to give it 100% effort, time, commitment and most of all passion and enthusiasm.
By Gail ReynoldsI have never been able to work simultaneous MLM's and I have not met anyone else who has successfully done so either.
By Rod NicholsBy diversifying your efforts you actually increase your chance of failure in all of the opportunities you¡¯re working!
By Len ClementsTake your website and increase your eStore to include digital content, physical content such as DVD’s, CD’s and other merchandise that is not related to your direct business.
By David FeinsteinNetwork marketing is a leadership development business. One trait all leaders have is what Napoleon Hill in Think & Grow Rich called; “definite of purpose”. People are not going to follow you if you don’t know where you are going.
By Dale CalvertEverything you do IS PART TIME! If you were working full-time how could you possibly get paid—OVER-TIME?
By Michael YorkIt takes a LOT of energy, effort, strategy, and time to make it work.
By Jackie LeeObviously, the appeal of multiple streams of income is your ability to make MORE money, even lots more money - preferably from residual or passive income streams for which you don’t have to exchange equal amounts of time and energy.
By Teresa RomainEverything is the same for Distributor #1 and Distributor #2 EXCEPT: "Distributor #2 simply says and does something different."
By Tom “Big Al” Schreiter“They took on too much,” Warren says. “They were overwhelmed.”
By John Milton FoggWhat if we’re all hypnotized, stuck behind invisible walls that exist only in our minds? Suppose our discomfort with prospecting, recruiting and presenting were actually the result of hypnotic programming.
By Steve TaubmanThe key is top stop an unproductive belief in it’s tracks? How do you do that? You challenge it!
By Jim BrittWho you are shouts so loudly that people either can’t hear, don’t want to hear, or listen carefully to what you are saying.
By Denis WaitleyTalk about the person you have just met. Don't talk about yourself - talk about them!
By Chris WidenerApproach today with abundance thinking. There’s plenty for you to have, experience, earn and give away again.
By Steve DaileyIntegrity is who you are, a measurement of your character and, consequently, the determining factor in your behavior. Ethics are the result of our integrity.
By Zig ZiglarThe mass number of successful leaders, choose wisely the company they promote. They stick with their choice of company for the long term and make a real commitment for a 3 to 5 year period before they leave the company they chose.
By George MadiouNo source excerpt was available for this article.
By Sue Seward