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Article Title: "i Have To Start Over."
Author: Kim Klaver
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During yesterday's New School Mastermind session, we polled
everyone: What's your #1 biggest obstacle to moving your
business ahead?
We all heard each one, and then the group voted on which one to
take up first.
#1. "I have to start over. I need a new Rep. Someone to do
things together with so the business would be more fun and less
lonely."
Asking around to see who had had that problem and what they'd
done, one person piped up, "Well I got my most recent new Rep
at Network Marketing Central."
And before that, she said, she'd been to a business group
meeting and picked up another one who was also interested in
marketing healthy pet foods.
Someone else said they'd met someone on an online forum who
ended up doing the business with her.
Another gal said she'd been giving talks - safe baby talks -
since that's what she cares about with her products...
All agreed that starting over is never easy. And being alone
while doing it makes it harder still. So since the next highest
vote getter was "I just procrastinate and don't do my calls..."
we decided to help everyone get past feeling both lonely and
procrastinating.
We set the group up do to what Jesus told his deciples to do
when they were to go out and spread the word:
Go 2 by 2.
We teamed people up in pairs, all cross company.
Everyone made dates to call each other every each week - to
encourage each other, to be accountable, and help each other do
the things they had each decided to do to build their businesses
bigger. E.g. talking to more people, asking for the right ones,
helping each other when one would slip back into the old seller
talk, techno babble or hype.
People were relieved and delighted to be working with folks in
different companies who had the same problems they did. And
Jackie has someone to work with as she is starting over - and
from a different company.
I have always believed that the bonds between us as
entrepreneurs and networkers is much stronger than one's bond
to a specific company. No matter which company you represent,
it's not easy, and discouragement is constantly hovering
nearby.
Given the chance and the right environment, I've seen for 15
years how much networkers like to help each other across
companies. After all, we're all just people wanting to do
something of our own, trying to make a difference, aren't we?
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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