Posts Tagged ‘presentations’


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Your Success Percentage

Since it’s the baseball playoffs here in the States, let me use an analogy from the sport…

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Power Presenting

So I was having dinner at a little Italian café in in Boras, Sweden with Orjan and Hilde Saele, when the topic of speaking came up.  Orjan was suggesting I conduct a high-level training on platform and presenting skills just for Network Marketers. 

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The Power of the Platform

Today’s post is not for everyone.  But if you’re a leader or want to become one, let’s talk about presenting.

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Recruiting: It Is All Predictable

None of us can control what a prospect does; whether they join or not.  But we still have a great deal of control over our overall business.    That’s because when you add enough things together, you get predictable patterns in recruiting.

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Simple and Elegant…

I got an email last night after the Tele-Seminar from Dr. Tim Berry, who is one of my Diamond Directors.  We were discussing what we tell the prospect during a presentation.  He raised the important issue that is sitting at the top of a prospect’s brain:

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Last reminder

Just a final reminder, that the Tele-Seminar on presenting is tonight.  There are a few spots left, but you must register for them.

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Make it About the Prospect…

Marketing materials, in order to be effective, must be about the prospect. The same holds true for your presentations.  This means they are benefit-driven, not feature-driven.

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