Online MLM Marketing: The Dick Francis Approach

by Stephanie Valentine on July 6, 2010

Dick Francis is one of my favorite mystery writers for many reasons, not the least of which is that he writes mystery novels about horses. But more importantly, I love his novels because all of his main characters, sleuths, have one thing in common:

Integrity

Sadly, integrity is a quality that most MLM marketers claim to have, but is questionable at best. Why is integrity so hard to come by, especially in online MLM marketing? Because it’s so much harder to be honest and have integrity. Having integrity often means that your business builds slower than the people who have the flashy websites featuring lots of happy people laughing on a yacht or bunches of “promises” highlighted in neon-yellow.

It’s sad. It’s also true. The good news is that you can (and should) build your MLM business online with integrity. It will serve you better in the long run.

Online MLM: Integrity Makes You the Last Man Standing
Talk to any successful MLM marketer who has been in business for 20 years or more, online or offline, and you will find people of integrity. The MLM marketer with integrity is literally the “last man standing.” Why? Because they make promises, and then they make good on their promises. Translated into “MLM  Speak” that means that they promise to train and lead prospects, often through a duplicatable system that has been proven to work, which eventually creates successful MLM business builders who contribute to the MLM marketer’s check … month after month after month.

In short, MLM marketers with integrity often take longer to build their businesses but end up with larger checks, stronger downline networks, and more residual income with less work over time.

And that is exactly how certain main characters in Dick Francis novels “make it” – they do it with integrity. They find that business growth is slower but business keeps getting better over time. For instance, in a recent Dick Francis novel I just read, “Knockdown,” bloodstock agent Jonah Dereham starts out lean and hungry but ends up with more business that he can handle as he becomes notorious for being one of the only honest agents around.

Online MLM: What it Means to Have Integrity
Since “integrity” is one of those vague words that is quicksilver to define, it might be a good idea to get  down to brass tacks and figure out what the word means in the world of online MLM. There are lots of ways to have integrity when promoting your MLM business online. I’ve started a short list here just to get you thinking.

To have integrity in online MLM, you can:

  • speak honestly about your own experiences (good, bad, or ugly) – read why a little grunge is sometimes a good thing
  • share real experiences and successes from your upline or downline
  • be honest about the amount of time and effort that went into creating those successes
  • demonstrate your approach to online MLM marketing on a consistent basis, be it daily, weekly, or monthly
  • encourage downline members and support them with leadership and training, but be clear that success ultimately resides in the member’s own initiative and efforts
  • match downline members with the prospecting and training programs that best fit their needs (i.e., would article marketing be a better fit or social media? Perhaps both?)
  • be straightforward with the amount of time and effort you are truly willing to invest in downline business builders
  • be honest about your own skills and achievements (just remember that honesty never means that you have to sell yourself short!)

I hope this short list gives you some ideas of how integrity might look in an online MLM business. There are lots of ways to exercise integrity when you promote your business online and as you support your downline. The goal is to find ways of working your business that are principled yet still allow you to work your MLM business in a way that suits your personality.

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Wealth Building 101: Is your dream big enough?

by Stephanie Valentine on June 15, 2010

Guest Post by Madalyn Ward, DVM

One of the biggest challenges to wealth building is not having big enough dreams. After all wealth building is all about reaching your dreams and mediocre dreams do not inspire enough to motivate action.

I had a session with my Kiyosaki Rich Dad education coach and he made an interesting comment. He said so many of the people he coaches spend way too much time focusing on dreams that aren’t big enough to cause them to do the hard work required to reach them.

Here are some examples of dreams that tend not to inspire consistent wealth building actions:

Get out of debt
Save money for the kid’s college
Have money for retirement
Give more to charity

While all of these dreams are good I don’t see many people missing American Idol to work on them. They are important, worthy dreams but not big and exciting enough to motivate us to do the daily wealth building activities to achieve them.

On the other hand, here are some big, personal dreams that are more likely to stimulate the effort of wealth building:

Own your own farm
Take a year off work and travel around the world
Work entirely from home so you can spend time with your family
Become a professional golfer, rodeo contestant, race car driver, etc.

Big dreams, that are personal, will get you off your butt and into your office, on the computer or out finding business partners or customers. Big, personal dreams burn at your heart and keep you restless until you achieve them. They force you to focus on those boring details you don’t really want to pay attention to. The interesting thing is that when you become the person you need to be and do the things you need to do to realize big dreams often your other dreams happen naturally.

Next time you find yourself restless and unmotivated to improve your life, look at the dreams you have chosen and ask if they are big enough. Do you care enough to reach them. If not, search your heart for dreams big enough for you to take the wealth building actions to reach them.

Madalyn

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Wealth Building 101 – You have to have boundaries

by Stephanie Valentine on June 8, 2010

Guest post by Madalyn Ward, DVM

The thought of boundaries strikes fear into the heart of a freedom loving, renegade, dreamer/creator like me but I now realize why I need to have them if I am serious about wealth building. Energy that is not channeled by boundaries tends to be scattered and dissipates without much effect. Energy that is not channeled can even be destructive.

My Kiyosaki, Rich Dad education coach is helping me to understand the concept of boundaries on my path to wealth building. He has me working within a dream achievers program that forces me to break down my dreams into goals, projects and action steps. The action steps have priority of 1, 2 or 3.

A 1 must happen in a day, a 2 within a week and a 3 is on the someday list. The challenge for me is the 1s and 2s are generally not fun tasks but they must be done. It is much more fun for me to day dream about the 3s.

Once my goals are entered into my dream achievers program a schedule for each day is generated that sets my agenda. Agenda is another word I have not been fond of. All of these boundaries and agendas seem so anti-freedom. I expressed this concern to my Kiyosaki, Rich Dad education coach. He understood exactly where I was coming from but patiently explained that my true freedom and success with wealth building would come from setting and living within boundaries.

Here are some examples of boundaries:
Setting goals – Goals are a dream with a deadline
Deadlines – A date that a task must be completed or there will be negative consequences.
Agendas – Set the program for how something will be accomplished
Budgets – Set limits on the amount of money that can be spent on a project or within a set amount of time
Rules – Guidelines that must be followed
Laws – Rules with more severe consequences for not being followed
Values – Rules for behavior that benefit all concerned

So look at it this way. E + B = FM = S = F. Energy plus boundaries = forward motion = success = freedom. Enjoy the journey.

Madalyn

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Network marketing: See it. Want it. Do it.

by Stephanie Valentine on June 1, 2010

Guest Post by Madalyn Ward, DVM

My business partner, John David Mann summed up the three things which have to be in place for a person to realize the significant cash flow monthly available from a network marketing business. You have to See it, Want it and Do it. I think most people can understand the need to want it and do it but what does See it really mean?

When he says See it, he means see the big business model of network marketing. Most people have only been exposed to the small business, product selling model of network marketing so even when the big business model of building a network of customers is presented they can’t really See it. I have come to understand that, like me when I first heard about network marketing, most people do not have a frame of reference in their minds to fit the big business model of network marketing. Selling products is the small business model for network marketing and what most people can relate to.

Both the small and big business models of network marketing are legitimate but they are very different. Much of the misunderstanding of the network marketing industry involves confusing the two models. People want the passive cash flow monthly of the big business model but because they don’t really understand it they end up doing the small business model.

These new network marketers are expecting to get the significant, passive cash flow monthly they heard about in the presentation of the big business model and when they don’t see these results, with their small business model efforts, many get frustrated and quit. This misunderstanding is rampant in network marketing and creates a disconnect that is bad for the industry so I would like to clarify the differences.

The small business, self employment model for network marketing is a time for money model that can bring nice returns to a person looking to build a storefront type business without actually having to stock products. The income from this model can be significant but will be limited by the time a person has to find, educate and communicate with customers. The better you become at these skills the higher your check will get but the less time freedom you will have.

Small business or self employment network marketing model:
Focus on product sales
Focus on large personal base of customers
Focus on commissions generated from personal customer base
Focus on educating customers about products
Focus on communicating with customers about product discounts to generate sales
Income limited by time available to spend with finding and keeping customers

Big business or leverage model of network marketing:
Focus on a simple, duplicable, effective, profitable system
Focus on building a network of customers by leveraging the networks of others
Focus on commissions generated from sales all through your network
Focus on educating partners on personal growth and business skills
Focus on communicating with partners how to maximize their checks
Income not limited by time because you leverage other people’s  time

In my post, raise your cash flow monthly by $500, I describe the small business model. Why do I do this when I think more from the big business model? I do this because this is where I started in network marketing. The small business model is where most people can relate and through working the small business model a person can bring in some income even as he or she develops the skills needed to work the big business model.

To become a big business thinker you have to change who you are fundamentally and change your habits to match who you are becoming. This is a process and a journey.

For those reading this blog who feel you see the big business model of network marketing, want it and are ready to do it, I am looking for 3 new partners who are ready to move quickly forward over the next 30 days. Contact me. Once I have my 3 big business partners I will not be looking again for at least 6 months. Small business partners are always welcome to work with me at your own pace.

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Online MLM: Do You Need an Elevator Speech Online?

by Stephanie Valentine on May 19, 2010

It’s true that in the online world you are rarely asked for an ‘elevator speech,’ or a summary of who you are and what you do in 15 seconds or less. But you still need an elevator speech in the online world … or maybe it’s an online blurb.

For instance, you often need short (or long) blurbs about who you are and what you do for places like:

  • The “About” page on your blog
  • Social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn
  • The Resource Box at the end of your article in an article directory
  • The signature box on your email

So you do kind of do need an elevator speech … you just won’t deliver it in an elevator. You’re more likely to deliver from your iPhone or Blackberry!

Online MLM: What Goes in Your Online Blurb?
That’s a good question, and many a newbie online MLM marketer has had difficulty answering this question. If you don’t know what you should put in your online MLM blurb, whether for Twitter or for your blog, then see if these questions stimulate your imagination or spark a creative burst:

  1. What achievements have you had in your life that you are particularly proud of?
  2. What do you know or what have you done that would be of interest to other people?
  3. What is special about your online MLM business that you want to share with the world?
  4. Who do you want to attract? What type of person?
  5. What kind of information are they interested in?
  6. How best would they communicate, and does that match the way you want to communicate?
  7. What do you love and what do you hate about any of the topics on your blog?

Once you’ve answered these questions, you should be able to write at least a few sentences about who you are, what you do, and maybe something about your online MLM business.

Then the next step is simply to tailor that information to the space requirements of each online platform for which you need a blurb. Some will give you just a couple of lines while others will give you a whole page. No matter the length, though, remember that online readers have ADD/ADHD. Keep your online MLM elevator speech short, zippy, fun, interesting, and a good read!

Good luck!

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Online MLM and TwitBird Pro

by Stephanie Valentine on May 4, 2010

Twitter is a vital part of how I connect with others for my online MLM business. Alas, I hate to admit it, but I am not always the best about getting on Twitter to answer direct messages, retweet others, and basically relate.

Why? Because I spend so much darn time in front of the computer already that sometimes the thought of doing even more computer time is daunting … even for me, the child of a software engineering family.

Enter TwitBird Pro for the Online MLM Biz Builder
Luckily, I have an iPod Touch and have installed TwitBird Pro, which is a totally user-friendly application that allows me to access with Twitter account with ease. Because my iPod Touch is so portable, I can tweet while I’m watching TV, walking around the house, or even running outside to turn off the sprinklers.

The bottom line is that it gets me away from my computer!

Before I found TwitBird Pro, I downloaded and tried about six other applications that accessed Twitter. I didn’t like any of them as well as I like TwitBird Pro. A few had clumsy interfaces, while others didn’t load up fast enough. I couldn’t figure out how to easily retweet people on one of the apps I tried.

I am a fan of Tweetdeck on my laptop, but found it too slow on my iPod. So for now, I’m sticking with TwitBird Pro. It’s a gem of an application and it keeps me in touch with all my tweeple, no matter where I am or what I’m doing.

If you know of any other mobile apps that are good for Twitter, I’d love to hear about it. I’m always scoping out new apps that make my life easier and my business easier to manage!

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Online MLM and Social Media: Three Things You Might Wanna Know

by Stephanie Valentine on April 28, 2010

You gotta love social media.

Why?

Cause anyone with a computer and an internet connection can “do” social media.

Whoopee! Or not.

It’s true that anyone can do social media, including MLMers who want to market online, but can anyone and everyone do social media well?

Uh-uh. Nope. Not happening.

Online MLM and Social Media: Three Things You Might Wanna Know
MLM already has a bad name, and at the rate some people are going, online MLM is going to have just as bad a name. Why? Because the people who approach MLM in an aggressive, over-the-top sales-pitch way are the same people who are likely to approach online MLM in a spammy, yellow-highlighter, hype-driven way.

Yuck.

So here’s the deal. Online MLM using social media is a great way to work your MLM business, as long as you do it tastefully and with integrity. How do you do that? Well, here are three things you want to keep in mind.

Tip #1: Lurk, Listen, and Learn
If you don’t know the first thing about social media or how to promote your online MLM business through social media, go with the three L’s: Lurk, Listen, and Learn. Learn from the best online marketers out there. Check out Seth Godin, Chris Brogan, John Jantsch and others like them. Notice how they aren’t MLM folks, but they are the best online marketers.

Once you see how they do what they do, adapt their methods to your own personality, schedule, and MLM business. Notice how they don’t spam people, send out the same tweet 18 million times, or offer only hype. Notice how they do interact with real people in real ways, connect people together even when there is no evident self-benefit, and offer genuine useful information.

Tip #2: Start with Product First
Doing online MLM by promoting the business first IS a harder proposition, no matter what people tell you. Products are, by nature, easier to promote online because they usually target very specific and immediate needs, such as health goals.

If you are new to online MLM, try promoting your company’s products first. Start with a goal of earning at least $500 a month from your online MLM sales, then look at promoting the business. This way, you can “prove” that your online MLM model works, which attracts people to your business.

Tip #3: Start Small, Do It Right
Social media is fun, interactive, and entertaining. It can also eat up a whole work day if you don’t clock yourself. If you plan on pursuing social media, start small. Choose a single home base (like a blog or custom website) and a single social media platform. Then work both of these with a plan.

For instance, if you use a blog as an online “home base,” then plan the number of times you will post to your blog weekly. If you decide to post twice weekly, stick to that schedule religiously. Create an editorial calendar to ensure that your topics are fresh, interesting, and information. Decide which topics will help you offer your readers good information and, at the same time, promote your products. Then follow your plan.

For your chosen social media platform, decide how often you will visit that platform. Decide what you will do each time you go there. For example, if you choose Twitter, decide:

  • how many times a week you will get on Twitter
  • which kinds of direct messages you will respond to
  • whether Twitter is a one-way output stream or an interactive space for you
  • which kinds of people you want to follow and retweet
  • what kinds of people you want to attract and how you will find them
  • how many times approximately you want to retweet others
  • how much personal versus business information you are going to put forth
  • how long you will spend each visit

The above list gives you a bare-bones plan that will allow you to spend productive time on Twitter. Remember, it’s fine to do social media as a form of entertainment, but if you want it to become a true asset for your online MLM business, then work it like a business. Do social media with a plan … otherwise you’ll find yourself wandering around in the wilderness wondering where your whole day went!

If you enjoyed this post, please consider leaving a comment or subscribing to the feed to have future articles delivered to your feed reader. Or contact me if you want to join our MLM team. We are teaching people to dive into online MLM head first … successfully! Find out how to work with me. I’m holding out for a few good people. Really.

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Online MLM Marketing: Remember Your “Why”

by Stephanie Valentine on April 20, 2010

Most posts I write about the technical side of online MLM marketing, such as how to find and use keywords, how to maximize social media, and other such “techie details.”

But every now and then it’s important for us online MLM marketers to get back to the fundamental drive that lies behind every one of our businesses: the WHY.

Every now and then, ask yourself why you are doing your online MLM business.

Some ways to ask yourself why include:

  • Are the reasons you started your online MLM business still the same?
  • If the original reasons no longer exist, are there new and better reasons that now inspire you to work your MLM business?
  • Is your MLM business fulfilling the original need or is it just a bunch of sweat equity that isn’t producing results?
  • If your business isn’t producing results, is it because you haven’t put the time in or is there some other reason?
  • Do you still enjoy (if you ever did) working your business?
  • Are you fulfilling “needs” or “wants” in your life with your business? Or both?
  • Do you still want to continue to work your business in the same way or is there a new way that might be more fun, productive, or useful?

It doesn’t really matter how you answer the questions above because there are no right answers. It just matters that every now and then you stop working your business for long enough to locate your WHY.

Depending on how long you have been working your MLM business, and depending on how long it’s been since you came up for air, you may have forgotten your WHY.

Finding your WHY again is important. It reconnects you to your business, and gives you a boost of energy with which to do your business. If your original reasons for starting the business no longer exist, then either find a new set of reasons or retire!

Know what I mean, jellybean?

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Online MLM and the Zen Cowgirl Approach

by Stephanie Valentine on April 13, 2010

Recently my life has been hit with a number of health issues: my hubby suffered a mild stroke and I’ve had a few health symptoms that were more than a little discomforting.

And it’s not just me. “Stuff” is happening to people all around me. Some friends got crushed in an auto accident a few miles from my house. A person in my MLM group had a family member who also suffered a stroke. Another had to rescue her daughter from a risky situation with a boyfriend, involving an all-nighter driving trip.

So stuff is happening. People are stressed. And “da plan” for online MLM marketing? Yeah, it gets flushed down the toilet some weeks.

Doing Online MLM the Zen Cowgirl Way
When it comes to my online MLM marketing plan, my “cheater-cheater” status is full on “pumpkin eater.” Yup, you heard me. I’m not getting it all done. Some stuff is getting done (I’m not a total slacker), but a lot of stuff isn’t.

But you know what? I believe the signals that my body is sending me. When it says “Ouch!” so loudly that I can’t sleep or think, I know I need to slow down and reconsider some stuff. Being a zen cowgirl (that’s me on my rope horse above), I’m not waiting for my grulla mare to buck me off headfirst into the dirt. I am not fond of using my body to make dents in the dirt. Really, there are better ways to make an impression!

So I’m listening. I’m scaling down my online MLM plan. I’m doing fewer social media platforms. I’m blogging less. I’m ignoring more spammy crud that comes through the various social media platforms. I’m getting focused.

As for attracting people into my MLM business? Well, I figure that I really want to work with people who are not only intelligent and can read, but who actually have “try.” Who are those people? Those are the people who don’t just pick up the phone and call me for a chat ’cause they like my picture and want my help for free.

Nope, those are the folks who have read what I have written, gone through my archived blog posts, have thought through their own plan, and then call or email with SPECIFIC questions, requests, and feedback. I figure that the people I really want as my business partners are intelligent enough to find me. I’m splashed all over the place. If people can’t find me then, as they say in love affairs, “It just wasn’t meant to be.”

Are You Catching My Zen Drift Here?
So if “stuff” is happening in your life, don’t flip out. Or do flip out, and then calm back down again and reflect. Stuff is happening to everyone (and I do mean everyone). Sit down with your online MLM marketing plan if you have one. Write one if you don’t. And if your current plan is kicking your butt, then scale it down.

Make everything you put on your website or blog count more. Go with fewer social media platforms, but spend more focused effort on the ones you keep.

Finally, get some one-on-one help. That’s the biggest deal.

If your upline team is NOT supporting your efforts to do online MLM marketing, either get some professional coaching or join a new team that is dedicated to online MLM marketing.

Our team is totally focused on online MLM marketing, although we also have deep resources for those who want more traditional MLM prospecting as well, including 3-way calls, training calls, and webinars. But if you have paid your dues, you are getting hit by “stuff” all around you, and you STILL KNOW that online MLM is for you, get help.

Check out my Work with Me page to see if you would fit into our group of crazy folks who are actually making it work with online MLM thanks to group effort and a lot of deep knowledge.

Plus, we are guaranteed to make you laugh, a lot … and that’s a promise!

If you enjoyed this post, please consider leaving a comment or subscribing to the feed to have future articles delivered to your feed reader. Or contact me if you want to join our MLM team. We are teaching people to dive into online MLM head first … successfully! I’m holding out for a few good people. Really.

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Online MLM Marketing and How to Work with Me

by Stephanie Valentine on April 6, 2010

There are no secrets in online MLM marketing, regardless of how many sales letter pitch the idea that they have the “secret formula” to success.

No secrets. None. Nada.

Anyone with half a brain and access to Google can find everything they need to be successful in online MLM marketing … for free. Whether you are looking for a roadmap to get you to the next level in your MLM compensation plan, or you need help figuring out Facebook, all of that information is out there for FREE.

Getting the Online MLM Help You Need
There are even people who will answer your personal questions about your personal business and give you truly good advice. Just get on any online MLM forum and you’ll find them. You ask, they answer. A lot of those people have helped me. In turn, I pay it forward by helping others with free advice and answers based on my decade’s worth of experience in this arena.

I never skimp on answers, but I am chronically short of time so if you want the really good stuff, then read below to find out how to really work with me so that we are both satisfied at the end of the day.

How to Work with Me
I have a virtually passive income stream from my online MLM business, and I will share everything I know with anyone who wants to know. I do so weekly on this blog. I answer as many emails as I have time for, but I DO run out of time, so sometimes emails don’t get answered for a long time … and some fall through the cracks. It happens.

So if you really want to work with me, these guidelines will help you get the answers you want in a timely fashion.

1. Do Some Homework to Save Us Both Time
Search my blog and website first before sending me a question. Chances are that I have already answered your questions somewhere before. You looking up the information saves me the time of looking up the URL for you, and then sending it to you. That’s not a good use of my time, which should be spent answering questions about new material not yet covered on my website or blog.

2. Give Me Specifics and Details
Be specific in your questions, and give me all the details I’ll need to answer your questions. Give the me address of your website, blog, Twitter handle, whatever. That way we don’t have to exchange a million emails just so I can get the necessary info to look at your stuff and give you feedback.

3. Tell Me Your End Game
Specify your end goals along with your questions. For instance, are you trying to hit the next level in your company’s compensation plan? Are you trying to increase your Twitter following to a certain level? Are you trying to bring in more business builders in addition to your product customers? What’s your end goal?

4. Try What is Suggested Before Asking More
I’m always happy to help someone get their feet wet in online MLM marketing, and my blog and website provide most of the details on how to handle many social media platforms, blogging, and custom websites. If you’ve done your homework, asked an intelligent question, sent me the specifics, and gotten answers back from me, please DO SOMETHING before writing me for more help.

I’m just like any other person in the world. I want to see what happened when you took an action step before giving you more feedback. Asking question after question without taking action is a waste of time for both of us. So instead, take a risk and do something, even if it comes out all wrong. I’d far rather answer a question from someone who took a risk, made a mess, looked like a fool, and now needs help getting out of the quicksand than someone who wants to be an armchair online MLM quarterback and talk a lot but do nothing. I love helping active adventurous people clean up their messes any day of the week!

5. MY Give and Take at the End of the Day
Having been helped by many people in online MLM marketing along the way, I’m delighted to help any active adventurous person get going online with their MLM promotion. I’ll help you if you are in a different MLM company from me, in the same MLM company as me but not in the same line, or if you are just thinking about getting into MLM but haven’t started. That is my “give” to the MLM industry because everyone in MLM needs to work their business and “give” on three levels: personal business, upline/downline group, and company.

But at the end of the day, I also have a “take.”

I am always on the lookout for a new serious, active, adventurous, fun partner who wants to do what I do, as part of MY MLM group. While I’ll answer emails all day long from total strangers, I will work freakishly hard with and for an actual partner who is in my group.

I will give you answers, information, support, a shoulder to cry on, feedback, and the benefit of my decade spent in online MLM marketing. I’ll plug you into my pre-built marketing engine. I’ll teach you more than you ever wanted to know about online MLM marketing, and I won’t stop until you are at the level of income you want to be, or you cry “Uncle!” That’s because of the nature of the MLM business. When my partners succeed, so do I … so for those people, I’ll give until the cows come home, and then some.

If you really want my help, one-on-one, no holds barred, and you are ready to join a new MLM group (mine), then at the end of the day you will find no supporter, coach, trainer, and partner who will work harder with you than me.

If that’s you, then call me up and let’s chat. We have a lot to talk about.

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