GLOBAL NETWORK MARKETING
What does the phrase global network marketing mean to you? Are you already – or have you been - a network marketer? If so, you will know at least some of the benefits of a truly global network marketing opportunity. Think it's about selling? Then scroll down to the end for bestselling author Robert T. Kiyosaki's thoroughly informed assessment of the networking industry! I am a Forever Senior Manager looking for self-motivated people interested in controlling their own financial destiny – and have behind me a Company that actually gives its distributors the facility to build a business in 140+ countries! So – is that global enough for you? Forever Living Products were founded in 1978 and are world leaders both as growers, manufacturers and distributors of Aloe Vera products and as Beekeepers. If your job or career is not taking you where you want to go, let’s look together at a few of the benefits on offer: (Forever Living have just achieved the prestigious Investor In People GOLD AWARD - which only 150 companies in the UK have achieved. They lead the way by being the first company within the Direct Selling Association to achieve this award.)
Does some, or all, of this appeal to you? If it does and you want to know more – let’s talk! Simply contact me to arrange an informal chat. I’ll just provide you with facts and after that it’s up to you whether the Forever brand of global network marketing is right for your needs. If it is (and you’re willing to work hard, especially at the start) you’ll receive all the training and support necessary to help you create the future you want. Maybe this e-magazine will help your assessment:
If that hasn't helped enough, here's a powerful extract for you from bestselling author Robert T. Kiyosaki's brilliant book on global network marketing THE BUSINESS OF THE 21st CENTURY:
'Here’s a critical truth about network marketing that may surprise you: It is not a business for those who are gifted in sales. I promised a few chapters back that John would say more about this, and now’s the time. Robert: John, would you agree that the most successful people in global network marketing are not necessarily the best natural salespeople? John: Not only would I completely agree, but in fact I would say that, in a way, the opposite is true. For a “born salesman” to succeed in network marketing, often the first thing he or she has to do is forget everything they know about selling. Many of the most successful marketers I’ve ever seen have been coaches, moms, pastors, teachers – people who really enjoy telling stories and helping others. Network marketing is about sharing information and personal stories, and not about hard selling. It is also about caring about the success of those you bring into the business. Which is a good thing, by the way, because only one person in twenty is a natural-born salesman anyway. The key to success in sales is what you can do. The key to success in network marketing is what you can duplicate. Robert: Sometimes when I say that this business is not about sales, I get a sceptical reaction. “Yeah, but aren’t you kind of splitting hairs? I mean, whether you call it selling or sharing information, isn’t it pretty much semantics?” John: No, it isn’t semantics, and you’re not splitting hairs. And it’s that duplication factor that really dramatically shows you the huge difference between sales and network marketing. Here’s what I would tell that person: “If you are an amazing, uniquely skilled, superstar salesperson, then you can do great in sales – and chances are good, you will do lousy in network marketing.” Why? Because while you might sell a lot of products, most people in your network won’t be able to duplicate what you do. Consequently, your network cannot grow, and it dies an early death. Robert: Because you smothered it in the cradle. John: That’s right, and I’ve seen it happen many times. I often watch talented and creative people start out in network marketing and run into this brick wall because they think that the way to be successful is to use their ingenuity, talent and unique skills to be amazing. But it isn’t a question of what you can do; it’s what you can do and then what others can do too. I’ve also seen companies make the mistake of too strongly recognising high levels of personal sales as opposed to placing more emphasis on showing everyone how to duplicate their efforts in the performance of others. The ability to duplicate is the magic key here, not the ability to be a top salesperson. When network marketing companies fail to make this clear, they impair their ability to continuously develop and energise their growth engine: the people who duplicate themselves. Robert: Henry Ford didn’t create an empire and change the face of the planet by building a business model around his workers’ unique skills and talents. Instead, he designed a model where ordinary people could plug in their time and effort and mass-produce millions of cars.'
Take it from me that Robert could easily have been directly comparing Henry Ford with Rex Maughan, President and C.E.O. of Forever Living, in terms of both being designers of near-perfect business models.
I look forward to your call! We can then see whether Forever is the right vehicle for you to realise your dreams through global network marketing - and whether you are right to join my dream team!
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