The MLM Relationship

I think back at what initially attracted me to network marketing and I can say without a doubt that one of the main things was the idea of passive income paychecks.  I’ve had many jobs that I would honestly have considered working whether I was getting paid or not.  But the idea of getting paid residual, passive income is what attracts many folks to create their dreams by joining this industry.  I mean where can you find a greater number of creative, inspiring people than in network marketing?  Not only that where can a part time person make the dream of time freedom a reality with little more than a telephone and the internet?  But for me it wasn’t about the skills of connecting with people online, marketing, or communication it has been about self-improvement.

How does self-improvement create opportunity you might ask?  Well, in network marketing it’s not wholly about the products, just about every network marketing company has excellent products, it’s about the relationships you build with people.  A personal friend and upline sponsor of mine makes the qualification for sponsoring someone into your organization, “would you want to spend a month with them on a cruise?”  So how would you know if this is something you would consider if you haven’t taken the time to build a relationship with them?  How cool is it to pick the people you want to work with?  I personally think this is greatest thing about the network marketing industry.  So if I’m not in a daily habit of self-improvement who will I be attracting into my business?  Everyone knows the answer to this question, if you don’t then click here for more information on the subject.

One of my favorite sayings and the motto I live by is, “I want to be a little bit better today than yesterday, and even better if I get to experience tomorrow.”  Day by day, every little self-improvement increases the possibility of achieving one of my personal goals: creating a wildly successful, highly prosperous, fun loving-and having, network marketing organization.

“A leader is not measured by how many followers they have, but how many followers they have inspired to lead.”