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 When someone is looking to recruit another person into their
 network marketing business, they offer some variation of one
 big promise: Financial independence, big income or whatever
 money can buy, e.g. the mansion on the hill, the fancy belts
 cars, etc. That's the promise. 
  
 However, no one, at least not on their websites or in their
 standard presentations that I have ever seen, tells anyone the
 hidden costs associated with the business of network marketing.
 
 Five hidden costs come to mind, and you may have more. Here are
 my five: 
  
 1. It takes money to develop a business 
  
 2. It takes time and effort 
  
 3. There's a social cost: you may be socially ostricized by
 some people you know. 
  
 4. Your self-esteem will likely take a big hit as you discover
 people don't react the way you thought they would 
  
 5. There is no guarantee of success. In fact, there's a very
 high rate of failure. 
  
 Aren't these real costs of our business? And who, that you
 know, actually TELLS it like it is up front? 
  
 Have you been taught to hide these costs from your business
 prospects too? 
  
 If so, there's really no surprise when most of those who start
 drop out, is there? Especially those who are inexperienced
 doing a business of their own. 
  
 And to an experienced business person checking out your
 business, someone who hides the hidden costs looks either
 ignorant or dishonest. 
  
 Not a good thing. 
  
 What if, for the big banana hunt, we turn tables and LEAD with
 the hidden costs? 
  
 ASK for people who have what it takes to make it work, and who
 have the attitude, resources and energy to put into it. 
  
 Yes, fewer will sign up. But they'd be better qualified and
 more likely to make a success of it. 
  
 Think? 
  
 "Have you discovered the five hidden costs of network
 marketing?"
 
 About The Author: Kim Klaver is Harvard & Stanford educated.
 Her 20 years experience in network marketing have resulted in a
 popular blog, http://KimKlaverBlo
 http://YourGreatThi
 http://BananaMarket
 
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