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I read an "entrepreneurial" book a while ago, not sure who the author was, but it said a lot of things that made sense to me.
As we know, "life is sales!" (Right Rob?!)
Anyways, the book said that most of the MLM programs have really excellent sales people to learn from. The ones that succeed are 99th percentile sales people, and there is a lot to learn from them. The charismatic guy you heard giving the lecture is probably one of these guys who can sell anything to anyone. A very good skill to have, in any line of business.
To me, that wouldn't be enough to get involved in an MLM, but if I did, I'd look at as a way to maybe make money, but to likely get a very good education.
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Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding!!!!
Bang on buddy, bang on.
I'm not in any MLM's, but man have I learned alot from what these people teach about motivation, sales, people and BUSINESS. But hey, just keep the 'ol parachute zipped up tight, makes it easier for the ones that actually want to do something about making some money
Life IS Sales, I agree.
If you don't think you're a salesman, think again. Take a look at your wife..... buddy you're a salesman!! ha, ha.
As for MLM's, I love it when a guy starts to prospect me for his MLM, I start answering all his questions and make it so easy for them to pop me the question..... very, very few ever do. Most people will never step out of their comfort zone, period. They could be falling from a plane about to splat all over the pavement, but they won't open that parachute, no way, no how.
If you're in an MLM, I say GOOD for you! Follow the plan and do it. The results will be very rewarding in more ways than one.
Cheers,