Successful network marketing can be very profitable and it can be done in three easy steps. Over 95% of network marketers fail, so it is important that you know how to make it a success.
Here are the three steps:
Make sure you choose a stable product - This means it has to have some staying power. It should also be a product that not everyone in the world is offering. If they are, you're not going to have much of a foundation underneath you. You want a product that is going to last for a very long time.
Use auto-responders - This means you're going to be able to email people even when you're not at the computer. An auto-responder takes care of that for you since you can't contact all of your leads all on your own. You can be so much more productive by utilizing this tool.
Be sure to use the internet - Don't go about the old fashioned way of network marketing. Use the internet and use it to its fullest. That will make an incredible difference in how your business does.
Follow these three steps and you're on your way to being a success. If you have any questions, the internet is a fantastic source to find what you need. If you want to take courses from someone, that is available as well. Know that the world is your oyster and you can run with it.
Don't get frustrated, but get motivated and do what is needed to be a success.
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Thursday, October 9, 2008
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Recognition Makes My Life the Best
Do you know what really makes my life the best?
Winning a contest! I won the "Student Of The Month" for GCFN's contest. Yahoo!!!
The best part is you too can win! The top prize this month is $1000.00. That isn't a typo...there are three zeros there!
The even better part, is you will learn the right ways to market on line such as write press releases, articles, create web sites, write copy, and more....risk free.
You do have to pay a small fee to join because the company wants to make sure you are serious about putting the time and energy in. But after you complete the 14 pt. check list you get it all back!
You are probably wondering... there must be a catch.. well, of course there is. Life always has strings, but this is one you can handle.
The string is: while you are given the tools to learn how to do all the above mentioned things you do it for the GCFN program. You place the ads, articles, press releases, and any referrals you get you make a commission from. (did you catch that head fake?)
Yep, they even teach you how to become a successful affiliate. Marketing someone elses product can be tough so GCFN teach you how to do that too.
And while they are teaching you to market for GCFN. You can apply the same tools for your own business. They show you how to do it all. Check out how I started mine!
*(hint... You are even encouraged to call upon the support team to help you with your own business!!!)
I still can't believe the genius behind this program, because they make money when you refer someone to them and then you make a commission, plus you learn how to do it for your own business.
That truly is the only catch! I stand behind this one hundred percent because this is what GCFN did for me!
Find out more here...it doesn't cost ANYTHING to talk to someone!
Best Wishes!
Winning a contest! I won the "Student Of The Month" for GCFN's contest. Yahoo!!!
The best part is you too can win! The top prize this month is $1000.00. That isn't a typo...there are three zeros there!
The even better part, is you will learn the right ways to market on line such as write press releases, articles, create web sites, write copy, and more....risk free.
You do have to pay a small fee to join because the company wants to make sure you are serious about putting the time and energy in. But after you complete the 14 pt. check list you get it all back!
You are probably wondering... there must be a catch.. well, of course there is. Life always has strings, but this is one you can handle.
The string is: while you are given the tools to learn how to do all the above mentioned things you do it for the GCFN program. You place the ads, articles, press releases, and any referrals you get you make a commission from. (did you catch that head fake?)
Yep, they even teach you how to become a successful affiliate. Marketing someone elses product can be tough so GCFN teach you how to do that too.
And while they are teaching you to market for GCFN. You can apply the same tools for your own business. They show you how to do it all. Check out how I started mine!
*(hint... You are even encouraged to call upon the support team to help you with your own business!!!)
I still can't believe the genius behind this program, because they make money when you refer someone to them and then you make a commission, plus you learn how to do it for your own business.
That truly is the only catch! I stand behind this one hundred percent because this is what GCFN did for me!
Find out more here...it doesn't cost ANYTHING to talk to someone!
Best Wishes!
Monday, September 29, 2008
The Economy Stinks but there is One Way To Make My Life The Best
I just have to say... "HALLELUJAH"
I love this song!!
Anyway, the reason why I am saying Hallelujah is because I went to an event called Wee Peats this weekend.
Have you been? Have you heard of this company? I saw them highlighted on an entrepreneurs show recently, The Big Idea with Danny Deutsch
This company is awesome!
If you are looking for a releatively new company to learn from check them out and attend an event!
Here is the link to Wee Peats and keep an eye open for an event near you... You'll be so glad you did!
The place was packed and it was the second day. I found incredible deals and I know the business is doing great.
The women who built this business found a great nitch. One that has been around for years but exploded the idea and made it really incredible.
My sisters and I all came away happy and feeling like we made a killing. The clothing was so cute and in such great shape!
Can you tell I can't say enough about this!!
If you want to avoid high costs on clothing your kids for the year, check out Wee Peats!!
I love this song!!
Anyway, the reason why I am saying Hallelujah is because I went to an event called Wee Peats this weekend.
Have you been? Have you heard of this company? I saw them highlighted on an entrepreneurs show recently, The Big Idea with Danny Deutsch
This company is awesome!
If you are looking for a releatively new company to learn from check them out and attend an event!
Here is the link to Wee Peats and keep an eye open for an event near you... You'll be so glad you did!
The place was packed and it was the second day. I found incredible deals and I know the business is doing great.
The women who built this business found a great nitch. One that has been around for years but exploded the idea and made it really incredible.
My sisters and I all came away happy and feeling like we made a killing. The clothing was so cute and in such great shape!
Can you tell I can't say enough about this!!
If you want to avoid high costs on clothing your kids for the year, check out Wee Peats!!
Friday, September 26, 2008
Asking Questions Makes Your Life The Best
Recently I had an awesome opportunity to interview a very inspirational dad. His name is Martin Ramirez.
Martin's son Mario was born with Down Syndrome. When Mario was first diagnosed Martin did everything he could to learn how to "fix" it.
Through Mario's love and the lessons he shared with his father, Martin has a very different perspective about the challenges life gives us.
I thought this was a really great lesson for those of us building our businesses and building our lives to be something better.
Martin asked, "Do you ask that your challenges get easier, or do you ask for the blessings you need to meet your challenges?"
I am a spiritual person and so this hits home for me. This question has really changed the way I have been looking at things.
Will it for you?
I think it is a great question especially for people who are trying to do something outside the box. We are facing unknown territory. Territory for us that has been uncharted. We are lucky and more importantly blessed.
God, or your higher power is making resources available to you. They are all around you. The next question is whether you will see and acknowledge them.
Go here to listen to more of what Martin has to say... it just may be one of your blessings!
Monday, September 15, 2008
Yoga Is Making My Life The Best
How do you relax, recharge, reorganize (mentally)?
I was never good at relaxing. When I was growing up I was always on the go like the little Energizer Bunny. (Wow, I am showing my age..do they even have those commercials on anymore?)
I was very involved at school. If I wasn't in practice, I was doing something for my class, and volunteering for something. If I wasn't doing that I was working.
My day started at 5:45am and usually returned home around 9 - 9:30pm. Then I did homework until midnight or so.
I look at it now and think, "What, was I crazy? Where did I get the energy?" Today, I'm shot by 1 in the afternoon and often fall asleep when I put my son down for a nap.
When I first met my husband, he introduced me to this thing called "Just Being.
We would go hiking or what ever and just sit down and do nothing. We didn't have to talk, we literally did nothing!!
Weird dates, I know!!
But that was one major reason why I fell in love with him. I didn't have to "do" anything to feel accepted. It was such a freeing experience.
Have you ever experienced anything like this? If not, you should!
Jeff and I have gotten away from "Just Being" since we had kids. Kids change EVERYTHING!
We try to go out on a date at least three times a month, but there is that effort to go do something. If we are home we are playing catch up with something (school work, laundry, the yard, cleaning, the business, the list goes on and on and on!
There is one thing I realized that doesn't quite hit the mark for just being but comes oh so close... YOOOOGGGA!
I take my youngest with me and put him in child-watch. Emmy is in school and I head down to the studio with mat in hand for "me time". What a great feeling, even though I still feel a little guilty for not spending all of the time with my youngest.
My excuse for taking the time away from time with my youngest, is because yoga is exercising. I do "active yoga" and by the end of the class I am like a used dish rag (limp and soaked with perspiration (why does "perspiration" sound less "yucky" than "sweat"?)).
The part of Yoga I love the most is at the end when your muscles are twitching from exertion and you feel like you would like nothing better then to fall into a deep coma, you are instructed to lay down (like someone is going to draw your "corpse pose").
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I lay flat on my back, called Savasana, I try to match my physical position to resemble my thoughts of receiving opportunities and life.
I stay there, meditate and find relaxation, reflection, and rejuvenation. I reorganize my mind and find peace.
I am so grateful to my yoga instructor, Lisa. She is the best!
If you haven't tried yoga you should and if you have, isn't it wonderful?!!
It is the best way I have found to help me get my mind in the game for work and family.
It is one key to making my life the best.
I was never good at relaxing. When I was growing up I was always on the go like the little Energizer Bunny. (Wow, I am showing my age..do they even have those commercials on anymore?)
I was very involved at school. If I wasn't in practice, I was doing something for my class, and volunteering for something. If I wasn't doing that I was working.
My day started at 5:45am and usually returned home around 9 - 9:30pm. Then I did homework until midnight or so.
I look at it now and think, "What, was I crazy? Where did I get the energy?" Today, I'm shot by 1 in the afternoon and often fall asleep when I put my son down for a nap.
When I first met my husband, he introduced me to this thing called "Just Being.
We would go hiking or what ever and just sit down and do nothing. We didn't have to talk, we literally did nothing!!
Weird dates, I know!!
But that was one major reason why I fell in love with him. I didn't have to "do" anything to feel accepted. It was such a freeing experience.
Have you ever experienced anything like this? If not, you should!
Jeff and I have gotten away from "Just Being" since we had kids. Kids change EVERYTHING!
We try to go out on a date at least three times a month, but there is that effort to go do something. If we are home we are playing catch up with something (school work, laundry, the yard, cleaning, the business, the list goes on and on and on!
There is one thing I realized that doesn't quite hit the mark for just being but comes oh so close... YOOOOGGGA!
I take my youngest with me and put him in child-watch. Emmy is in school and I head down to the studio with mat in hand for "me time". What a great feeling, even though I still feel a little guilty for not spending all of the time with my youngest.
My excuse for taking the time away from time with my youngest, is because yoga is exercising. I do "active yoga" and by the end of the class I am like a used dish rag (limp and soaked with perspiration (why does "perspiration" sound less "yucky" than "sweat"?)).
The part of Yoga I love the most is at the end when your muscles are twitching from exertion and you feel like you would like nothing better then to fall into a deep coma, you are instructed to lay down (like someone is going to draw your "corpse pose").
I lay flat on my back, called Savasana, I try to match my physical position to resemble my thoughts of receiving opportunities and life.I stay there, meditate and find relaxation, reflection, and rejuvenation. I reorganize my mind and find peace.
I am so grateful to my yoga instructor, Lisa. She is the best!
If you haven't tried yoga you should and if you have, isn't it wonderful?!!
It is the best way I have found to help me get my mind in the game for work and family.
It is one key to making my life the best.
Work It Mom, Makes My Life Better!
Have you heard of Work It Mom?
It is a great site!! Simple to navigate and easy to use!
There is so much you can do...
1. Blog
2. Tell others about your business
3. Advertise
4. Read and submit articles
5. Find help
6. Get recipes
7. And learn what others are doing.
It is really inspirational!
Plus, there is actually a daily giveaway!
How can you pass on that one!
Check it out and tell me what you think!
A place where working moms connect
It is a great site!! Simple to navigate and easy to use!
There is so much you can do...
1. Blog
2. Tell others about your business
3. Advertise
4. Read and submit articles
5. Find help
6. Get recipes
7. And learn what others are doing.
It is really inspirational!
Plus, there is actually a daily giveaway!
How can you pass on that one!
Check it out and tell me what you think!
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Mom Blogger Wins On the Blog Train
Press Release: Mom Blogger Wins On The Blog Train
Mom blogging is serious business; Google “mom blogs” and you get over 4,570,000 sites that is double from last month! Moms are blogging, revealing secrets, offering testimonies, sharing information about the benefits of their products, and swapping stories.
Who juggles more and is a better multi- tasker than a mom? Moms do it all: if something is broke we fix it; if it needs reassurance we hug; if it is dirty we clean it; and if it needs to get done we find a way to do it.
That is why the Blog Train was created. This forum is a place to let the world know you updated your blog and unlike other social networking places, it guarantees visitors to your site. The forum also offers a spot to announce specials or upcoming events; a spot to ask off-topic questions; and ask online business questions and shares answers.
Find out who won some great prizes at the Blog Train
Mom blogging is serious business; Google “mom blogs” and you get over 4,570,000 sites that is double from last month! Moms are blogging, revealing secrets, offering testimonies, sharing information about the benefits of their products, and swapping stories.
Who juggles more and is a better multi- tasker than a mom? Moms do it all: if something is broke we fix it; if it needs reassurance we hug; if it is dirty we clean it; and if it needs to get done we find a way to do it.
That is why the Blog Train was created. This forum is a place to let the world know you updated your blog and unlike other social networking places, it guarantees visitors to your site. The forum also offers a spot to announce specials or upcoming events; a spot to ask off-topic questions; and ask online business questions and shares answers.
Find out who won some great prizes at the Blog Train
Monday, September 8, 2008
Making My Life The Best With Mary Gersten
I want to tell you a little about my discovery. I learned more about myself in the last couple months working this program than in the last 5 years.
In the last five years I stopped working outside my home, became a mommy twice, lost my best friend, mentor, and mother-in-law to cancer, and have been struggling for two years to save my marriage.
Mary Gersten's program has not only given me tools to develop my business but resources, information, and incredible support to transform my life. I have found so many missing pieces and have been able to wipe away the grime covering them from years of neglect and abuse.
Has that ever happened to you? I feel like I am born into a different light. Life was such a struggle before. I mean everything was a struggle. Little things like getting up in the morning, deciding how to talk with my spouse let alone, seeking, practically begging for acceptance, approval, and gratitude, all the time!
I gave my power, my will to someone, to anyone who was in eye-shot.(I know the term is generally earshot but I think our eyesight has greater distance). I always observed others with confidence attracting other peopes attention and curiosity.
The funny thing is I have only spoken to Mary once. Isn't it incredible that I have only spoke with a person one time and can say she helped to "transform" my life?
Mary has created a program, a training, that seems like it was developed just for me. What Mary has created is nothing short from genius! What is the reason I can say this?
Because Mary hasn't left a single piece out of the puzzle including her integrity and genuine commitment to her students!
In the last five years I stopped working outside my home, became a mommy twice, lost my best friend, mentor, and mother-in-law to cancer, and have been struggling for two years to save my marriage.
Mary Gersten's program has not only given me tools to develop my business but resources, information, and incredible support to transform my life. I have found so many missing pieces and have been able to wipe away the grime covering them from years of neglect and abuse.
Has that ever happened to you? I feel like I am born into a different light. Life was such a struggle before. I mean everything was a struggle. Little things like getting up in the morning, deciding how to talk with my spouse let alone, seeking, practically begging for acceptance, approval, and gratitude, all the time!
I gave my power, my will to someone, to anyone who was in eye-shot.(I know the term is generally earshot but I think our eyesight has greater distance). I always observed others with confidence attracting other peopes attention and curiosity.
The funny thing is I have only spoken to Mary once. Isn't it incredible that I have only spoke with a person one time and can say she helped to "transform" my life?
Mary has created a program, a training, that seems like it was developed just for me. What Mary has created is nothing short from genius! What is the reason I can say this?
Because Mary hasn't left a single piece out of the puzzle including her integrity and genuine commitment to her students!
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Addicted..Making My Life The Best
Are You an Addict? I Know I am.Did you know you can be addicted to just about anything? I love beginnings. I love the excitement I feel when starting a new project and making a new commitment to something. I especially love starting a new friendship with someone I click with.
I think probably a lot of people are like this too. You more than likely are since your are reading this!
But there is a problem with this, I do great starting something (a new business, workout schedule, practicing, writing in journals). I get really into it, and I go full speed. Then, I get distracted or hit a speed bump and I switch gears and move onto a new "thing".
I'm not sure why but I think it has something to do with growing up in a traumatic house. I had to be ready for the next incident. Maybe it is a habit or possibly a way to avoid tough issues. (Can I procrastinate more?)
Are you an "action addict" too? This is a powerful yet limiting quality!
So, I asked: "Do I suffer from ADD"?; "Is there something wrong with me?"; "Do I have a fear of succeeding?"; and "Do I cut and run when the going gets tough?"
I know there is some fear of success (I will tell you more about that later). I know too, that I love the excitement, the challenge and the adventure of doing "something", "anything" new. It gets my blood pumping and my creative mind rolling like an avalanche.
The ability to identify my weaknesses and strengths are definitely a necessity but to learn how to reign in my weaknesses and use my strengths to develop them into something greater is a real blessing.
I found a lady who has offered information and wisdom that I have never found before. She offered some great info., which I was happy about and satisfied. But, then she kept delivering, again and again. Her support, dedication, and program has changed my life.
Her name... Mary Gersten.
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Sunday, August 31, 2008
What Is Stopping You From Making Your Life The Best?
Do you know when you have worked so hard to complete a puzzle only to find as you have nearly finished, there was a missing piece stopping you from completing it?
Isn't that frustrating?! I have been doing this my entire life. There has always been this piece of me where I couldn't figure out why I had a fear of money and held to the belief that I wasn't smart and worthy enough to make money.
I have a Master's degree in Clinical Social Work. You would think with a Master's Degree, a degree I worked long and hard for...hours of study, classes, clinicals, internships, volunteering, that I would have made more than a person working at a fast food restaurant and believed my services, time, and effort is worth more.
Isn't that frustrating?! I have been doing this my entire life. There has always been this piece of me where I couldn't figure out why I had a fear of money and held to the belief that I wasn't smart and worthy enough to make money.
I have a Master's degree in Clinical Social Work. You would think with a Master's Degree, a degree I worked long and hard for...hours of study, classes, clinicals, internships, volunteering, that I would have made more than a person working at a fast food restaurant and believed my services, time, and effort is worth more.
My Graduate School
I was always told (and worse, I believed) by my parents, school, and society that if I worked hard and had a good education I would be rewarded and live a good life.
That didn't happen for me. I worked up to 70-80 hours a week in a very stressful position (Sexual Assault Coordinator) and made about $6.90 per hour! My resposibilities included psychotherapy with a case load of 30-50 people, 3 groups, PR for the program, statistics and feedback info. collection, community out reach, conference coordination and training, and expert testifying. Crazy huh!!
You would think I had at least a secretary or someone to help... Nope! All me, one person. I was so insane for taking this job. I think a lot had to do with the piece that was missing (I think it was lost in the couch!)
If you want to learn more about where I found my missing piece, go here.
That didn't happen for me. I worked up to 70-80 hours a week in a very stressful position (Sexual Assault Coordinator) and made about $6.90 per hour! My resposibilities included psychotherapy with a case load of 30-50 people, 3 groups, PR for the program, statistics and feedback info. collection, community out reach, conference coordination and training, and expert testifying. Crazy huh!!
You would think I had at least a secretary or someone to help... Nope! All me, one person. I was so insane for taking this job. I think a lot had to do with the piece that was missing (I think it was lost in the couch!)
If you want to learn more about where I found my missing piece, go here.
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