You’ve Set Your Network Marketing Business Goals for 2009, Now What?
December 31, 2008 by Stone Evans · Leave a Comment
Great work! At this point, you’ve done two things.
You’ve firmly established your “whys” Read more
Creating Effective Goals For Your Network Marketing Business in 2009
December 29, 2008 by Stone Evans · Leave a Comment
Once you’ve figured out the “why” – the real reasons you want to build a network marketing business – it’s time to create some clear and well-defined goals. Read more
What Do You Really Want From Your Network Marketing Business in 2009?
December 27, 2008 by Stone Evans · 1 Comment
Before you get too deep into goal setting, you need to have a good understanding of what you really want Read more
Preparing and Planning for Success in Network Marketing and MLM – 2009
December 25, 2008 by Stone Evans · Leave a Comment
It’s almost here – another new year, which brings hope and promise for even greater success with your MLM and network marketing business. Read more
Home Based Businesses on the Rise
December 23, 2008 by Stone Evans · Leave a Comment
I was reading an interesting article over at MSN today. It seems that home based businesses are a growing trend - a trend that is expected Read more
Encouragement to Keep Your Home Business Going When Things Get Rough
December 21, 2008 by Stone Evans · Leave a Comment
Building a successful home based network marketing or MLM business is hard work. Sometime the going gets tough. There will be times when you get discouraged and may feel like giving up. I know – I’ve been there more than once.
I found this inspiring little video that I’d like to share with you. As we all prepare for Christmas and other holiday celebrations, it helps to slow down and unwind a little.
Enjoy!
Network Marketing is All About People
December 20, 2008 by Stone Evans · 1 Comment
Network marketing will always be a business about people. Some cynical recruiters might say it’s just a numbers game.You throw enough mud against the wall knowing that some will stick. A few network marketers view the business that way, and simply ignore prospects who don’t join right away, or who ask a lot of questions. I’m sure glad I’m not in a group with anyone who thinks that way.
Strictly working percentages and not considering the human factor isn’t the way to build a long-lasting and profitable network marketing business. People are not numbers – they’re humans who have dreams and desires just like you do.
Your job is to help them achieve the level of success they desire with their business. Some will desire just a part-time commitment and income to match. Others will aim for a full-time business to get them out of a job or career path that they dislike.
To help your downline associates achieve their goals, you must have a desire to be a mentor, and a willingness to patiently work with them. Sometime your downline associates just don’t grow and build up their business as fast as you think they should. Sometime they’ll start out right, then quit doing the things required to be successful.
Life events and changes sometime get in the way, even for our hardest working downline team members. Just treat each of them as an individual, and work with them to build their business at whatever pace is comfortable for them. Don’t give up if you feel someone moves too slowly. Work with them and encourage them to be the best they can be.
This is an underlying secret, one of the keys to ultimate long-term success in network marketing.
Three Tips for Overcoming Procrastination
December 19, 2008 by Stone Evans · 1 Comment
Procrastination is one of those sneaky little things that can dramatically slow the growth of your home based business. It causes Read more
Are You Open to Other MLM Opportunities?
December 17, 2008 by Stone Evans · Leave a Comment
If you’ve been involved in MLM and network marketing for any length of time, you’ve probably had someone with another company ask “the” question. Read more
Your Network Marketing Home Business: Will Tomorrow Ever Come? Part 2
December 16, 2008 by Stone Evans · Leave a Comment
Most of the previous examples of things people say are just excuses to put off doing something for their future. Why would people Read more







