Posts Tagged ‘MLM training’


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Follow Up

One of the most important steps in recruiting and sponsoring is follow up.  So when does that start?

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Secret Message

If I spoke to you about the private, invitation-only event on platform skills for MLM, please know I have to close off the group this week when three more slots fill.

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Training Right

Want to know what the biggest mistake I see companies make?  The people they hire to speak at their conventions…

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The Discipline of Self Discipline

Dilute your focus and you will also get a corresponding dilution of the results you achieve.  It’s easy to get consumed with busy work.

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Trading Prospects

This is part two of the questions from Kayla on MLM etiquette.  She asked about trading leads…

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MLM Etiquette Part One

So Kayla asked a couple interesting questions you might find intriguing.  Let’s start today with the first one:

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Are You Ready?

What an exciting time to be alive.  And what an exciting time to be in Network Marketing…

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Starting Fresh for the New Year

Well here we are coming up on another of those human-created mind viruses:  The New Year.  Now of course sheep, dolphins, and caribou don’t pay much attention to this, for people, it’s kind of a big thing.

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Lots of People are Broke

So here’s what this week has looked like for me…

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The Evils of Over Training

I’ve been a professional speaker for 20 years plus now.  Been training in our profession for more than 25.  Voted the #1 trainer more than a few times.  So listen when I tell you this…

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