Interest Only Loans Have Long American History
The interest only loan is being noted as the “new kid on the block” of mortgage products. However, many of the same consumers who are turning to an interest only loan today have grandparents and great-grandparents who also financed their homes with the interest only loan. It really isn’t a new program, it’s a revitalized program.Looking back in history to the 1920s there was a vast number of middle American citizens tha

Compensation and Six Sigma Black Belts
One of the more ambiguous elements of a Six Sigma project is the level and type of compensation the organization should give to its Six Sigma leaders and team members. On the one hand, setting compensation is not an integral part of any stage of a Six Sigma project; on the other hand, compensation is an important instrument to build loyalty and a sense of accomplishment that is a crucial element to the organization’s Six Sigma s

An Analysis of Pacific Sunwear (PSUN)
Pacific Sunwear (PSUN) operates two mall based retail chains: PacSun and d.e.mo. PacSun is a nationwide surf and skate themed chain with about 900 locations comprising approximately 3.25 million square feet. d.e.m.o. is a hip hop themed chain with about 200 stores comprising approximately 500,000 square feet. Both chains target the “teen” market (specifically, guys and girls ages 12-24).Locations before. Yes, it’s true. I was disenchanted with the help my upline had promised. It wasn’t there.

Bad Reason? Yes, I agree. But I was young and impressionable .

People are prone to quit for two very basic reasons:

1. It was easy to get in – low cost, so getting out is not painful.

2. The “team” is always changing how they do things and it is too overwhelming!

That’s it. Is it too simple? Maybe. Sometimes it is hard to tell because those that are quit are probably not likely to take an exit survey to tell us exactly why they quit.

Now, what can we do to get past these two reasons?

1. We need to convince them that this is a commitment and to treat this like a multimillion dollar business.

This is a matter of your leadership. Don’t let them skip the first important steps of setting their goals and sharing why they are doing this. But you can’t babysit them, either.

2. Have a system in place where the person can just plug into.

This is IMPORTANT!!

We all know that a hamburger from McDonald’s is nothing to write home about. But why are they so successful? Because Ray Crock, the founder, knew that it wasn’t the burger that was going to make the business – it was volume. He developed a system where many stores could all operate with the same p

changing how they do things and it is too overwhelming!

That’s it. Is it too simple? Maybe. Sometimes it is hard to tell because those that are quit are probably not likely to take an exit survey to tell us exactly why they quit.

Now, what can we do to get past these two reasons?

1. We need to convince them that this is a commitment and to treat this like a multimillion dollar business.

This is a matter of your leadership. Don’t let them skip the first important steps of setting their goals and sharing why they are doing this. But you can’t babysit them, either.

2. Have a system in place where the person can just plug into.

This is IMPORTANT!!

We all know that a hamburger from McDonald’s is nothing to write home about. But why are they so successful? Because Ray Crock, the founder, knew that it wasn’t the burger that was going to make the business – it was volume. He developed a system where many stores could all operate with the same p

this is a commitment and to treat this like a multimillion dollar business.

This is a matter of your leadership. Don’t let them skip the first important steps of setting their goals and sharing why they are doing this. But you can’t babysit them, either.

2. Have a system in place where the person can just plug into.

This is IMPORTANT!!

We all know that a hamburger from McDonald’s is nothing to write home about. But why are they so successful? Because Ray Crock, the founder, knew that it wasn’t the burger that was going to make the business – it was volume. He developed a system where many stores could all operate with the same p

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This is IMPORTANT!!

We all know that a hamburger from McDonald’s is nothing to write home about. But why are they so successful? Because Ray Crock, the founder, knew that it wasn’t the burger that was going to make the business – it was volume. He developed a system where many stores could all operate with the same products – duplication!

Teenagers came in (I was one of them in 1977) and pushed buttons to start timers, flipped the quarter-pounders on the beep, squirted one measured glob of mustard, ketchup, 2 pickles, and butterflied the cheese if cheese was ordered. It was a system anyone could learn and use.

Does your opportunity have a system? Does your team have a system? Is it streamlined? Do you have a step by step formula for success?

If your company doesn’t have one, it’s time for you to write one! That may be a different article. I will have to ask Michael if he wants a follow up. ;)

Here is a trick that I use to find out if a prospect will succeed before he or she even signs up!

Ask this question: “What personal development book or program are you reading or listening to?”

Of course this is when they call or email me. I don’t do cold calls. I don’t need to.

Anyway, if they hem and haw on this question, I don't need them, and they are not ready for MLM. Of course, I don't call until they have qualified themselves through my system, but that is another story. Cold calling is way old school.

That brings us to the real product of Network Marketing.

What? It’s not Noni Juice? :0

The real product in MLM is not a gasoline additive, weightloss, or skin c