Network marketing is
really personal growth, disguised as a
business. One of my mentors said that for
anyone to know who she or he is, s/he has
to be in sales, at least for a part of
life. Sales is a part of the curriculum
for self-mastery. Another teacher, with
the same philosophy, travels the world.
When she lands in a new town, her
students hit the street, armed with
flyers, promoting their seminars. This is
a testimony to the ultimate cold call
training.
Network marketing
brings out our negative egos and our
brilliance. Our brilliance needs
nurturing, while our egos need to be
acknowledged and confronted. I have been
involved in the field of human dynamics
for more than 20 years, helping people
learn to work with themselves and
others.
One of the ways that
I want to share my expertise with your
group is through your conference calls. I
have several topics that you and your
group might find helpful in the
development of your personal growth and
your network marketing business
growth.
The topics
include:
Easy
Money - Our relationship
with money deeply influences our lives.
We live in a culture that equates hard
work and suffering with money. Suppose
there was a different perspective on
money that could help you have an easier
life while you grow your business? Many
network marketers say, "Work hard for a
year, and then relax." I say, if you work
hard for a year, you will probably need
not only a rest; you will need to spend a
lot of time repairing your relationships,
healing the stress-related diseases
brought on by hard work, and a sabbatical
to remember who you are. There is another
way to relate to money, grow a business,
and have an easier life.
Maintaining
Healthy Relationships within my
Organization - The
biggest problems we face in business do
not deal with how much we can get done or
how to solve technical problems. The
problem most reported in workplaces is
handling the relationships between
people. What makes some work
relationships so difficult? Unknowingly,
we tend to recreate our family-of-origin
issues in the workplace. Our sponsor
resembles our mother or father. Our
downlines are frequently like our
brothers and/or sisters. Most people are
unaware of these dynamics that repeat
themselves in our businesses.
When we first start
or join a business opportunity, we begin
our honeymoon phase. This phase quickly
disappears, as our family-of-origin
issues come out. We may find ourselves
saying, "This is just like the last
business. I didn't see it coming. How can
I be in the same place I was before?" We
can change the players in our lives, but
until we change the inner motivating
belief systems, we continue to live down
to our worst expectations.
Learn to find how we
are living our family patterns in our
businesses. Potential subjects to be
covered include:
-
Who am I?
- Defining my purpose. It's
hard to be good in
relationships if we don't have
a solid
self-base.
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What can I
do to make a difference? Do I
want to make a
difference?
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Am I only
in this for the
money?
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How can I
call someone on the carpet
while still giving him or her
support?
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How to
foster
co-operation.
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Setting
internal and external
boundaries.
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What is my
relationship with my work? -
Compartmentalization.
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How to
deal with
talkaholics.
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How to
deal with negative
people.
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How to
deal with people who criticize
me.
Giving up
Struggle and Suffering in my Network
Marketing Business -
"Life is hard" is the cultural belief.
Most people have this belief without even
realizing it. The idea that you have to
live in the real world and eke out a
living drives the fun and joy out of some
of our most exciting moments in life.
Until this basic assumption is confronted
and you are willing to live an easy or at
least an easier life, network marketing
will always be hard. Learn how to
re-decide, let go of ego-driven drama,
and have an easier and happier business
life.
Developing
Your Intuition in Your
Business - The brain and
the mind are different things.
Conditioning, beliefs, time, and space
limit our brains. The mind is unlimited,
beyond time and space, and infinitely
wise. Why rely on the limited capacity of
the brain when the unlimited possibility
of infinite intelligence can assist you?
Learn ways to tap into the flow of
information and ideas that assist you in
growing those hunches into successful
business decisions.
For
more information:
Call Anne Sermons Gillis at
713-922-0242
or E-mail her
at .
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