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financies, health, internet marketing, transformation, wealth

Heart + Sacrifice + Pain = Success

Michael Eisbrener

This is the shortest 14 minutes you will ever watch. Save it for future use whenever you are stuck, down, tired, willing to go to sleep instead of making one more call, placing one more ad.  We have been given an easy life. Much easier than any before ours and it has made us soft.  Watch the video!  Will you sacrifice what you are for what you can become?  Pain is always temporary and is always replaced with something better unless you quit, unless you give up and then the pain is permanent.

Watch the video!

financies, health, Rules, wealth

A Path to Success

Michael Eisbrener

It appears to me that 2% succeed eventually while 98% struggle, sacrifice and work way too hard only to fail.  My definition of success is pretty high for this to be true.  A five figure income monthly is what I will call the 2%.  I am on the path to be part of the 2%.

There are more reasons for failure than there are people and only two for success.

#1.  DO NOT QUIT.

#2.  Find something and/or someone you won’t quit on no matter what.

Make yourself a list of what would keep you from quitting for at least six months. What would it have to look like for a year commitment no matter what?  You already burn through all 24 hours a day.  Will you set aside ten to fifteen hours a week for your future, every week for year?

Anyone selling ‘people don’t duplicate, systems do’, is selling a system! Those who ‘build’ a business do it with people and they do not use some kind of marketing system claiming it does 95% of the work. [pure nonsense] The skill set for network marketing is simple and it is best if someone shows you first.  Most people give you a ‘guide’ and hope you’ll figure it out. Most people haven’t read a book since they left school.  How do you close that gap?  In my experience, you learn best by show and tell. Some of us need to see it many times before we are comfortable on our own.  If your experience of help is ‘good luck’ that may be the problem.

Money and the ability to maintain that part of the commitment is the reason most people quit.  There is a way to be cost free quickly and the entire business in profit.  Visit here now for a short presentation, then look over the site and then let’s discuss how this might work for you.

financies, health, Rules, wealth

Success in Three

Michael Eisbrener

These first three guarantee success.  I suspect you can work yourself into it… or settle for a living and life without going all the way.  In my study the last ten years the three common components most often said to be required for success in any business are:

  1. It must be something you are beyond passionate about bordering on obsession.
  2. A passion and thirst for knowledge in the industry and business you are in.
  3. You must be unique and an expert in your marketplace.

If it’s worth doing is worth doing badly to begin. Also you won’t know if it is you looking in through the window.  Try something. Risk some of your time and a little treasure to discover a possible new path.

You will need a simple business plan.  I like this three-step version.

  1. Build and add to your prospect list daily. Add them without judgment.  Assign 0 to 5 points to each prospect based on your sense of them. Add a point for each:
    1.    Do they have financial ability to participate, join or purchase your item?
    2.    Are they ambitious?
    3.    Do they act as if they want more out of life?
    4.    Are they dissatisfied with some aspect of their life, to the point they would be willing to do something about it? What is it?
    5.    Do they have a good self-image?
  2. Invite them to watch a short presentation third party tool asking for their impression.  Do all your four and five pointers from #1 first. Schedule a follow up. They will be a one, a two or a three.
  3. Follow up for their impression.  Give the ones more information or have someone call them with details for how to sign up.  Setup the two’s for purchasing the product or service they are interested in buying. Thank the three’s for their impression and their time.  Depending on their demeanor, you may ask them what it would take them to change to a one or a two.

Repeat the above as often as required.

All that is left is to practice the three “P’s”  Practice, Persistence and Patience.

Now go watch How a 17 yr old earned $4K in 25 days! and let me know your impression!

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