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Article Title: No More Guilt...
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"Every time I come home from the gym, my husband is waiting for
me and goes, 'Well did you talk to anyone about the business?'
It's getting to the point where I don't want to go to the gym
anymore. I don't want to accost people there, I just want to
work out. I don't know what to do, really. I've told him I
don't want to talk about the business at the gym, but he's
waiting to ask me each time I come home.
I'm thinking of just quitting the business. I hate this. What
should I do?"
Many people do not want to accost people wherever they go. The
"three foot" rule is fine for some, but is distasteful for
others. Don't use that rule if it doesn't go with your personal
style.
In my last business, my first (and best) recruit said "I'll
only consider this if you don't ask me to accost everyone I
know. I like to keep my social life separate from the business,
and if I can't do that, I'd rather not get involved."
And that, 15 years ago, is what started my quest to find
methods of reaching out that did NOT rely on going to friends,
family or neighbors. Or gym pals. My friend and many others
have made gangster money with cold market, their way.
So reps: no more guilt. Don't do the business at the expense of
your social life, your friends or family. It's not worth it.
Decide when and how you WILL do your reaching out, and do it.
Tell you upline what you are doing, and to please accept that
and be supportive of your working style.
If they don't accept the way you'd like to do your business,
you can unplug and just carry on yourself. After all, you are
in business for yourself, yes? There are many other resources
you can find to support your working style.
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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