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Actual for You - Are You In It for the Long Haul?
IntroductionSince ages, man has quest to search for new things. His thirst for knowledge opens up various doors for new innovations. These innovations get complex with time to time and sciences add new dimensions even in textile industry.If we peep into the historic scale, it started with simple hand-woven fabric passing through handlooms, going up with the automatic looms and machinery and now stretches up to infinity with the help of technology like Nanotechno
So, ask not what your company can do for you, ASK WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR COMPANY.
You have the POWER to control your income. Decide what you want to be paid and make it happen with your company’s product and compensation plan. If you
Going to the local shopping or outlet mall has proven in these past years to be a favorite pastime for many. Often, people will buy what they need, what they must have, or simply dream about purchasing items through what is known as window shopping.In addition, like most things, there has been a continual change in ways that shoppers can shop. This metamorphosis has seen the shopper go from bustling downtown shops to enclosed malls.Now, through modern technology
This is a question that I get from prospects more than any other.
Not, “is this a pyramid?” (It’s not. And thank God most people have enough MLM sense these days to know that much.)
No, people’s concerns are for something different. And at first it seems like an intelligent question. “How long have they been in business?” “Who’s in charge?” “How much experience do they have?” All directed at the biggest fear of MLMers everywhere:
“ARE THEY GOING TO GO OUT OF BUSINESS?”
Truth is, no legitimate MLM company starts with the intention of going out of business. Bottom line is they need one thing to keep going: a continuous flow of paying customers to buy whatever it is they’re selling. Anytime a real MLM goes under, one of two things happens:
They don’t have enough business to keep the company going, or They get so much business that they can’t handle it.
Again, only a moron would start a company without planning to deal with either of the above. Money (or lack thereof) is at the root of both problems.
Neither one has anything to do with the distributor. Here’s my point:
NO COMPANY is worth more than the paper it’s written on. Not even Wal-Mart. Not even Microsoft. Because all a “Company” is legally is a few pieces of paper filed away in a drawer somewhere that nobody reads. And an MLM company is only as good as its ability to ship product and write good checks. If it can’t do those things, it’s no good to you. No matter where it is, who owns it, how much experience they have, or how good the products are. All those things matter, but the whole chain is only going to be as good as its weakest link.
The “company” is not bricks and mortar or articles of incorporation. It’s PEOPLE, PRODUCT, and PROFITS, and its ability to manage them. In MLM, “sales” is a company function; it’s our “job” as distributors to make them happen. PEOPLE are the only living thing in a company. Meaning, we as PEOPLE have control of the product and profits, not the other way around.
So, ask not what your company can do for you, ASK WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR COMPANY.
You have the POWER to control your income. Decide what you want to be paid and make it happen with your company’s product and compensation plan. If you c
Have you ever been engaged in a loan, be it a salary or a business loan? Well, if you have, you could be very well aware of how an amortization schedule works. It may seem very complicated, but it isn't really.An amortization schedule is like a simple matrix that details or describes how and when a payment is being made for a loan based on a specific computation as usually generated by an amortization computation schema. To make it a little simplified, an amortizati
“ARE THEY GOING TO GO OUT OF BUSINESS?”
Truth is, no legitimate MLM company starts with the intention of going out of business. Bottom line is they need one thing to keep going: a continuous flow of paying customers to buy whatever it is they’re selling. Anytime a real MLM goes under, one of two things happens:
They don’t have enough business to keep the company going, or They get so much business that they can’t handle it.
Again, only a moron would start a company without planning to deal with either of the above. Money (or lack thereof) is at the root of both problems.
Neither one has anything to do with the distributor. Here’s my point:
NO COMPANY is worth more than the paper it’s written on. Not even Wal-Mart. Not even Microsoft. Because all a “Company” is legally is a few pieces of paper filed away in a drawer somewhere that nobody reads. And an MLM company is only as good as its ability to ship product and write good checks. If it can’t do those things, it’s no good to you. No matter where it is, who owns it, how much experience they have, or how good the products are. All those things matter, but the whole chain is only going to be as good as its weakest link.
The “company” is not bricks and mortar or articles of incorporation. It’s PEOPLE, PRODUCT, and PROFITS, and its ability to manage them. In MLM, “sales” is a company function; it’s our “job” as distributors to make them happen. PEOPLE are the only living thing in a company. Meaning, we as PEOPLE have control of the product and profits, not the other way around.
So, ask not what your company can do for you, ASK WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR COMPANY.
You have the POWER to control your income. Decide what you want to be paid and make it happen with your company’s product and compensation plan. If you
Renting residential or business property can be an extremely profitable business. There is a lot of money to be made buy renting apartments, homes, or business property out to renters. However, this enterprise can quickly sour if your tenants are unable to pay the rent each month or worse damage your property. If you are either currently a landlord or considering purchasing a property, it is important that you read up on how to be a landlord, and understand your rights.
Again, only a moron would start a company without planning to deal with either of the above. Money (or lack thereof) is at the root of both problems.
Neither one has anything to do with the distributor. Here’s my point:
NO COMPANY is worth more than the paper it’s written on. Not even Wal-Mart. Not even Microsoft. Because all a “Company” is legally is a few pieces of paper filed away in a drawer somewhere that nobody reads. And an MLM company is only as good as its ability to ship product and write good checks. If it can’t do those things, it’s no good to you. No matter where it is, who owns it, how much experience they have, or how good the products are. All those things matter, but the whole chain is only going to be as good as its weakest link.
The “company” is not bricks and mortar or articles of incorporation. It’s PEOPLE, PRODUCT, and PROFITS, and its ability to manage them. In MLM, “sales” is a company function; it’s our “job” as distributors to make them happen. PEOPLE are the only living thing in a company. Meaning, we as PEOPLE have control of the product and profits, not the other way around.
So, ask not what your company can do for you, ASK WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR COMPANY.
You have the POWER to control your income. Decide what you want to be paid and make it happen with your company’s product and compensation plan. If you
When you have a retail store, or any office space that customers come to, someone is there to greet them. In the retail business, someone may even ask the visitor if they need help with anything. A cashier or a clerk is always there to help them find what they need, to help them buy what your store is selling. Is anyone manning your online store? Your online store does not necessarily have to have products with a shopping cart, your web site is your busines
The “company” is not bricks and mortar or articles of incorporation. It’s PEOPLE, PRODUCT, and PROFITS, and its ability to manage them. In MLM, “sales” is a company function; it’s our “job” as distributors to make them happen. PEOPLE are the only living thing in a company. Meaning, we as PEOPLE have control of the product and profits, not the other way around.
So, ask not what your company can do for you, ASK WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR COMPANY.
You have the POWER to control your income. Decide what you want to be paid and make it happen with your company’s product and compensation plan. If you
Rate and Fee SurpriseThe largest surprise is a change in your loan when you go to sign your documents.The interest rate may have changed substantially or the fees may have gone up.They may be much higher than the initial good faith estimate that you received.Make sure that when you go to sign your loan documents that you have the option to back out. If you can walk away from the loan you have the negotiating power.Do not get yourself stuck i
So, ask not what your company can do for you, ASK WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR COMPANY.
You have the POWER to control your income. Decide what you want to be paid and make it happen with your company’s product and compensation plan. If you can’t, FIND ANOTHER COMPANY where you can get the job done. Simple as that. Once you have the ability to do MLM well, you won’t want to do anything else, and you can do it with any legitimate company.
The biggest asset you get from your MLM experience is your ASSOCIATION WITH PEOPLE. You make contacts that you can use for a lifetime. No need to worry about if a company folds. Work to build an association, NOT A “COMPANY”. Smart gamblers know, “you can’t beat the house”.
If you build an association with integrity, you don’t have to worry about losing a company. If my company were gone tomorrow, I could join another company the day after and within 1 year I’d be making a 6-figure income. Because there are people I can call to follow me who will run tell others. And they know that when I tell them something, they can take it to the bank.
How do you get people to follow you? Act with integrity. Focus on them and put them first; ahead of the company, ahead of the product, ahead of the comp plan and everything else. PEOPLE FIRST, PROFITS WILL FOLLOW.
The bad news is, if you’ve never made money in MLM, it’s because you’ve never had an association. The good news is, you can build one. Starting today. Tell people the truth. Always. Help them. Treat them like you want to be treated. Do that, and you’ll make money before you even realize you did it.
When asked the question, “are they in it for the long haul?”, my response:
Are you?
Are YOU in it for the long haul?
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