So my question to you is...

What is your desire level to achieve your goal through network marketing?

Is it at 50? (like most people)

Is it at 80? (not enough)

Is it at 90? (not enough)

Or is it at 100? (The only number that WILL produce results).

You should be able to tell pretty quickly...

What do you do each day to build your business? How many books on the industry do you own? How many conference calls are you on each week? How many people do you talk to about your business/product each day?

What would you be willing to give and sacrifice to succeed?

I hope the answer to that questions is "whatever it takes", because I can promise you the end result is worth the sacrifice.

Good Luck!

Fear of the phone is the worst!  All that hard work to get your hands on some leads....then what do you do with them!  Posture is important.  Be prepared before you pick up the phone and make sure you are standing with energy and smiling before you dial that number!!  Don't make that phone call to sell your opportunity, make that call to sell yourself!  Once you start a relationship, the prospect will be dying to work with YOU at whatever it is you are doing!

Good Luck!

Hey Bill,

There are so many ways to answer this question, but maybe you out to take a different approach than the usual run of the mill answer.  Let your prospect know how this opportunity is going to change their life and how it is going to solve some of their problems.  In order to do this you must find out what they want out of a business like this. Relationship building is the most important aspect of building your business.  It's not the opportunity that will sell them on the business, it's the way it will change their life that will ultimately sell them on the business!

Good Luck!

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Hello there Sir Blake!

That was a fantastic post.  You convey your thoughts very well!  Your writings inspire me...so thank you so much! 

i look forward to your future posts!