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successful2008
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# Posted: 9 Jun 2008 15:36
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You know, it's amazing what you get to experience in this industry
if you have an 'Open Mind'.
If you really think about it...our industry is BEGGING us to
grow. It's BEGGING us to become better entrepreneurs, better
human beings, better all around individuals who are capable
of creating whatever we set our minds too.
Have you ever observed the characteristics that REALLY create
success in this industry? I want you to think about that question...
Because what I see A LOT of people doing in this industry
is 'chasing the money' and trying to fit a square peg in a round
hole. Let me explain...
If it takes a CERTAIN 'way of being' that attracts people to
you, allows you to easily influence people, build your downline,
and do all the things that actually create success...
If you haven't developed that 'way of being' first then how do you
expect to be successful? In other words, how do you expect to
fit the square peg in the round hole?
You see, there is one of the GREATEST benefits to our industry
that is being left off all the opportunity pitches happening
right now. It might even be THE greatest benefit.
That benefit is this...you are virtually guaranteed to be CHALLENGED
to no end when you try to build your own business. In fact, you're
probable going to be challenged more than anything that you have
ever had to do in your life if you really want to be successful at it.
In order to be successful in this industry, it will probably
take more growing from you than anything else you have ever done.
It will DEMAND you rise to the occasion, look within yourself,
and find the personal power to make your goals come to life.
And if you don't...no soup for you!
THAT is an incredible benefit. Because if you look at life,
there are seldom people, events, or experiences that REALLY
demand the most from us or they give nothing in return.
There is really very LITTLE that challenges us to grow this much.
But not network marketing! In network marketing, you grow...or
it gives you nothing!
So I ask you this today Michelle...are you growing?
Are you listening to what this industry is trying to give you?
Are you open to receiving its greater gifts? Or are you afraid
of what it might teach you about yourself?
These are important questions to ask as entrepreneurs. Because
as far as I'm concerned, there is NOTHING more profitable to an
entrepreneur than developing and cultivating a personal POWER.
There is nothing more profitable than cultivating an awareness
that will enable you to overcome ANY limitations you face, and
systematically move forward in your business at all costs.
Once you have let go of the limiting beliefs, the insecurities,
the self sabotaging emotions...Once you have LET IT ALL GO...
you have far more personal power to really make a difference
in your life.
Now you have far more personal power to REALLY stand out as a
leader in your community, as a role model that people will
want to follow.
And you will find that attracting people to work with you in business
just gets much easier. People actually WANT to be able to learn
from you, and work with you, rather than you having to try
to convince everybody.
But the start of ALL of this...comes from our earnestness and
dedication to really grow. If we don't have that, we will
miss the gifts this industry is trying to offer us.
They will float right by...and we will continue to live our
lives the same way we were before.
To Your Massive Success,
Michelle
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Aaronbiz
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# Posted: 30 Sep 2008 03:39
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Hey Michelle,
Maybe growing is the part many of us leave unattended as it requires us to be "uncomfortable" by stepping outside of the comfort zone.
BUT, lets take a trip back to our early early early years.
Ok you are now 8 years old again. What were you thinking about then.
For me I wanted to be like Elvis Presley. It's not until we become adults that we place limitations on ourselves.
Have a great week!
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successful2008
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# Posted: 30 Sep 2008 23:02
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I don't know what I was thinking about when I was 8, but I'm sure that it had nothing to due with work, school or money. I was just enjoying being a kid. Sometimes, we, as adults forget was it was to be a kid. HOW I MISS THOSE CARE FREE DAYS!
enjoy your week too & tahnks for the reply.
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# Posted: 1 Oct 2008 11:21
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YES Aaronbiz.
Through the stifling-by-design assignments we are given for the goals we are told to have, as children in school, we lose are creativity and our "genius."
I want to cite a Harvard study that proves that we are all born genuises but I don't recall the details at the moment.
Essentially, the problem is that society only measures two forms of intelligence: mathematical and communicable.
There are MANY other forms of intelligence that we are forced to repress if we are to "succeed," or go along with the others.
The people that don't let average people, who follow society, tell them how to think, are the people that create the wonders of modern society.
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Aaronbiz
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# Posted: 7 Oct 2008 19:54
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Wow,
You are both exactly right.
That reminds me....I have not been to the movies in ages. It used to be a ritual when I was a kid. Somewhere along the line something went astray.
So guess where I'm off to soon?
Aaron Riddell
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findspare
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# Posted: 26 Feb 2009 19:55
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Michelle
Beatifully expressed thoughts, thankyou!
Having looked at and tried a lot of internet businesses, I've found that what I've ended up doing mostly is being a consultant for a lot of offline people who haven't spent as much time learning as I have or who find some of the concepts of putting their business on the net difficult. It's not what I expected to be doing but I think I could still call it growth...
Jan
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# Posted: 1 Mar 2009 23:36
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I fully agree with what was said. I'm 25 years old right now and I can't tell you how much I've grown just in the past 7 years. When I graduated from high school I was almost the opposite of what I am now. I was out of shape, grungy, constantly moody, and just a very different person. Now I'm in shape, clean cut, positive, fun to be around, and motivated. Learning about business and getting my marketing degree played a large factor in my growth, but a lot of your growth has to come from yourself. That's where I've gained most of my growth, learning who I was and finding about what the world around me is all by myself.
I'm still fairly new at this stuff, but I've already noticed a change in myself from doing this.
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# Posted: 3 Mar 2009 05:21 · Edited by: Aaronbiz
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Bill Rogers: That's where I've gained most of my growth, learning who I was and finding about what the world around me is all by myself.
Good point Bill. For me the journey has taken a little longer than I expected. Re-wiring the "negative" programming of the past with the new seeds of the future. But through "repetition" I have managed to change the way I feel about myself and others have noticed this both physically and mentally.
We are all destined to perform something special in our lifetimes, I know what my "special thing" is and I'm heading in that direction - full steam ahead.
Warm wishes
Aaron Riddell
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# Posted: 3 Mar 2009 09:47
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It's largely in the vibe.
We're all being watched.
Either you're worth watching and following or you aren't.
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