MLM Network Marketing training- The Two Unchanging Laws of
Network Marketing and MLM Success
The Two Unchanging Laws of Network Marketing and MLM Success. By
Doug Firebaugh
There are two unchanging laws in Network Marketing that most
folks for whatever reason do not seem to teach, and I may catch
some heat over this, but I would rather tell you the truth than
not.
These two laws can create many things in MLM, including some
things you don't want:
Frustration. Discouragement. Resentment. Quitting.
Many times folks join a Network Marketing company, and are
excited, and full of vim and vigor, and then find that the wind
has been let out of their sails, and the gas siphoned out of
their engines. But had they known a couple of things, it may not
have been that way.
Reality many times is not taught in Network Marketing because it
is skewed with a rare individual who explodes right out of the
gate and everyone else expects that to happen. That is what
these two MLM laws are about.
Making reality work for you, not against you as it often does.
That is why many great people get out of this business. They
don't understand what the superior reality is to this business.
We taught these two laws to our distributors, and I believe that
everyone should at least know this, and be made aware of it to
at least understand the realities of what is going on.
You may not agree with it, but I have never met anyone who was
successful that disagreed.
They tell it the way it is, not the way we would like it to be.
But again, knowing them can help you make them work in your
favor.
What are the two unchanging laws?
1)Most people that you talk to will not be who you are looking
for.
2)Most people that you talk to will know who you are looking for.
Simple and to the point.
1)Most people that you talk to will not be who you are looking
for.
That is so true . Most people in life are not really interested
in taking on the responsibility of a business and their future.
Most leave it to someone else that they feel can do it better
and has more experience (and they end up working for others).
This is the truth. Either you accept it or you don't.
Seven or even eight people out of ten will not be who you are
looking for, but that is ok