“Are word pictures the most incredible tool in network marketing?”

“Are word pictures the most incredible

tool in network marketing?”

About 30 years, I was giving a famous Big Al “five-step

presentation” to a hot prospect.

Now, you have to remember that I was the famous “Big Al” that

created this incredible 20-minute five-step presentation that no

one could refuse. Everyone signed up into my program.

Well, at the end of my presentation, the hot prospect said:

“No.”

The hot prospect did not sign up!

And I quickly replied:

“Don’t you know who I am? I’m the famous Big Al!”

Three days later, I ran across the same young man and he had

joined another opportunity. Not just any opportunity – he had

joined a seventeen-generation, Xerox chain letter straight from

prison – a real piece of garbage!

Now if that were to happen to you,

what would come across your mind?

I finally decided to take personal responsibility for my

results. Instead of blaming the prospects, I decided to accept

that my results were caused by . . . me.

So here is the question that crossed my mind:

“What did his sponsor say to him that I didn’t?”

Good question. I decided to find out.

I always wanted to do this – it’s straight out of a ‘B’ movie –

so I said to my former hot prospect:

“Take me to your leader!”

We went to see his new leader and I told his leader:

“I’m the famous Big Al, I wrote all these books, I’ve got

this big group. I bet you spent a lot of time, maybe even

the entire three days, trying to get this young man to

join your business.”

His sponsor calmly replied:

“It took me about 90 seconds.”

I felt about one-inch tall. My inflated opinion of myself

deflated quickly.

His new leader continued:

“Big Al, you’ve got a problem. Your problem is you speak

in words.”

Right away I’m thinking:

“Well, what are the options here?”

His new leader then dropped the bombshell. He said:

“People don’t think in words, they think in pictures.”

This is the breakthrough that helped me get more efficient and

to understand how things work in the “real world.”

Hillary Clinton?

So if I mentioned to you the name, Hillary Clinton, would get a

picture in your mind of Hillary Clinton?

If I unscrewed the top of your head and looked inside, would I

see a large indentation of the letter “C” . . . and then a large

indentation of the letter “L” and so on?

Of course not.

You don’t think in letters or in words. You think in pictures.

When I mention the name, Hillary Clinton, you would get a

picture of Hillary Clinton in your mind.

If I mentioned the name, Mel Gibson, you would get a picture of

Mel Gibson in your mind.

If I mentioned “pink elephant,” you would get a picture of a

pink elephant in your mind.

How to transfer information quickly.

If everybody you talked to knew exactly what you knew . . . in

other words, all the information in your brain was in their brain

– they would probably make the same decision that you did.

The problem is, our prospects are not going to sit for three

days while we tell them all of our experiences - so they can see

exactly what we see.

But a picture is worth a thousand words!

Now, I’ve never tested it – it could be 973 words or something

– but a picture transfers information a thousand times faster from

your brain to other people’s brains. By using pictures, they can

instantly see what you see. Communication means that if they see

what you see, they are going to join.

Word pictures are fun because people see in their minds what

you see in your mind. They see your vision. They see your

excitement.

Are word pictures complicated,

long, and difficult to do?

Word pictures can take a few seconds or a few minutes. For an

example of a very short word picture, imagine this.

If a young lady went to the beach, she might tell her father

that she saw this really nice young man at the beach. Then she

would give her father a one-word word picture and say:

“Wow!”

That would create a picture in the father’s mind. Maybe not the

exact same picture that was in his daughter’s mind, but she did

instantly create a picture.

Children use word pictures.

I don’t know how many subscribers have ever had a daughter, but

let’s say you have a six-year-old daughter. She goes to school on

the first day and all the kids in the class are wearing a special

type of uniform, except for her. Her clothes are different.

Her classmates make fun of her and they tease her. Your

daughter cries. During recess, her classmates don’t play with

her. They make her stand in the corner of the playground, facing

traffic and insist that she doesn’t look at them.

Her first day of school was very traumatic for your daughter.

On the way home from school, your six-year-old daughter is

thinking,”

“Well, I can tell Mom and Dad that I need a uniform. But

they don’t see what I see. They don’t feel what I feel.

They won’t buy me a new uniform. What I’m going to have

to do is use a word picture on Mom and Dad so they see

what I see and then they will purchase me a new uniform.”

Your daughter comes home and says:

“Mom, Dad, I was at school today and all the other kids

had a special uniform except for me. They teased me, they

made fun of me. I tried not to cry – I tried to be brave

like you told me – but I started to cry and tears started

running down my face.

“I felt really embarrassed. I felt really bad. But then

at recess, they made me stand at the corner of the

playground with my back to them facing traffic. They

wouldn’t even let me look at them, I just had to stand

there crying.

“And all day long none of my classmates would look at me

or play with me. It was awful!”

While your daughter is giving this word picture, what are you

doing? You are grabbing the credit card and heading down to the

store to get that uniform because you see what she sees.

As your daughter gets older, her word pictures get better and

better. Soon, she gets everything she wants!

Kids are great at using word pictures. They have plenty of time

to practice their word pictures while their parents are working.

I joined because of a word picture.

In 1972, my wife and I went to our very first opportunity

meeting. We answered an ad in the newspaper that said:

“Part-time business. Small investment.”

We came to the Saturday morning business opportunity meeting

and it was three hours long. There was a bunch of anti-government,

Communist hippies, talking about strange things coming out of

their colon, and a lot of cheering by a bunch of weird people.

At the end of this three-hour meeting, my wife and I looked at

each other and said,

“Let’s get out of here. The armed guards are gone from

the back door.”

So we’re sneaking out of the back of the room. Just then, the

person who ran the ad recognized us because we were the only

guests. He said,

“Aren’t you the people who answered the ad?”

We said,

“Yes, but it looks like it’s not for us. We are not

interested and we are much too busy.”

My sponsor looked at me and gave me a little 30-second word

picture which was more powerful than the three-hour meeting. This

word picture earned my sponsor a lot of money.

Would you like to hear the word picture my sponsor told me?

I think if a great word picture can earn you a fortune here, a

fortune there – pretty soon it adds up! Here's what my sponsor

said:

“Big Al, when you join our business here is what happens.

Six months from now you walk into your boss’ office. You

sit down in the chair, you put your feet up on his desk

and you leave little scuff marks with your heels.

“You put your hands behind your head and you calmly tell

the boss that you can’t fit him into your schedule any

longer. You’ve enjoyed working there, but if they have

any problem after you leave they can call you any Tuesday

morning at 11 o’clock at your normal consulting rate.

“Then you get up from the boss’ office, walk out to the

main office desk, pick up your personal belongings, wave

good-bye to all your fellow workers who said it couldn’t

be done, hop into your brand-new bonus car, drive down to

the drive-in teller window, deposit this month’s bonus

check, and say to the bank teller:

“‘Oh, I don’t know. Put this bonus check in savings or

checking. It really doesn’t matter. I get these checks

every month.’

“And then you drive home and relax, having a nice glass

of your favorite beverage.”

That was his word picture. At the end of that word picture, I

said:

“So how do I join?”

I joined based on that 30-second word picture, not because of

the three-hour opportunity meeting.

My sponsor was able to get me to see “what he saw” in the

business. My sponsor created a vision in my mind because of that

simple 30-second word picture.

Would you like to have a formula so

you could create word pictures too?

Here’s the formula. You simply say:

“When you join our business, here is what happens . . .”

Then, take your listeners into the future and let them know

exactly what is going to happen.

That’s it!

Pretty simple, wasn’t it?

Want some more examples?

Example #1.

Here is an example of creating a word picture about receiving a

check for $80. Notice how this short word picture creates a story

or a movie in your mind.

“When you join our business, here is what happens. Two

months from now you walk out to your mailbox and you get

your mail. Now there is some junk mail and magazines, but

there is also a letter from your network marketing

company.

“When you get inside the house, you rip open the envelope

and you look inside. It’s not a letter from your network

marketing company, it’s a check. It’s a check for $80

which you didn’t expect, so you say, ‘Hey, maybe I should

go shopping or take the family out to dinner.’”

Well, did that short word picture create a story or movie in

your mind? Could you see yourself ripping open the envelope?

Instead of just telling your prospect that he can earn $80, use

this word picture instead. Your prospect will think about this

word picture every time he goes to the mailbox, and that will

remind him of your opportunity.

Example #2.

You can help your prospects create a vision of what they could

do with a part-time check. Telling them they can earn an extra

$550 a month is not nearly as exciting as showing the prospects

what they could do with the extra $550 a month. Here is an example

of a word picture that does that:

“When you join our business, here is what happens. You

walk to the local car dealership and you say to the

salesman, ‘Hey! This is the car I would like.’

“The car salesman says, ‘OK, that’s going to be a $550 a

month car payment.’

“You reply, ‘That’s no problem. I have a part-time

business that will make all of the payments for me.’”

Both of these examples were very simple and short word

pictures. Of course you can do longer, more elaborate word

pictures.

The key is to help your prospects see themselves in the word

pictures that you create. You do this by starting your word

pictures with this phrase:

“When you join our business, here is what happens.”

I use word pictures all the time at my opportunity meetings and

presentations.

Word pictures are easy and most of us have unconsciously used

them all in our lives. Now that you recognize exactly how to use

word pictures, I am sure you will use them much more often.

Can I use word pictures to sell my product or service?

Of course you can. However, you will use slightly different

formulas. Here are the formulas for product and services word

pictures:

1. “When you use our product, here is what happens.”

2. “When you use our service, here is what happens.”

Want some examples?

Example #1.

If you sold a diet product, you would say:

“When you use our product, here is what happens. One week

from now you wake up and you start putting on your

clothes and you notice – hey! The pants are baggy! You

have lost an inch or two off your waist and you didn’t

even have to diet!”

Your prospects can see themselves trying on their pants in the

morning. You have created a movie in their minds.

Example #2.

If you sold a skin care product, you would say:

“When you use our product, here is what happens. After

you rinse off our special cleanser, feel your face with

the back of your fingertips. It will feel so smooth, just

like satin or silk!”

In your prospects’ minds they will see themselves feeling their

soft new skin.

Example #3.

If you represent an opportunity that sells telephone services,

you could say:

“When you use our phone service, here is what happens.

You open your phone bill in the mail, and it turns out

not to be a bill, but a check from your new telephone

company because you are marketing their local and long

distance service. So instead of paying a phone bill, you

are getting paid when your neighbors use their

telephones!”

Now that is powerful. Why?

Because if your prospect doesn’t join your business, what will

your prospect think of every time he opens his phone bill?

Yep. He will remember that you told him he could be getting a

check instead of a bill. You will always be in his mind, every

month when the bill comes in the mail.

And who knows? Maybe several months from now will be the

perfect time for this prospect to join. And you will be right

there in his mind.

Keep your word pictures simple and listener-friendly.

Sometimes networkers try to sound important and superintelligent.

They are trying to impress their prospects with their

knowledge.

Bad idea.

Our job is to communicate as clearly as we can, so our

prospects will see exactly what we see in our business or

products. Here is an example of a pompous “I am smart”

presentation:

“Let me tell you about this unique amino acid found

underneath a rock on a mossy hill in China by a team of

nuclear scientists who have movie stars as partners. Our

Nobel Prize-winning scientists have patented a unique way

of encapsulating this amino acid into a time-release

formula that not only makes amputated body parts grow

back, but it also creates world peace.”

We have all heard presentations like this, haven’t we? So

instead of this pompous drivel, maybe we could throw out all of

our technical data, all of our pretty brochures, cancel all the

three-hour opportunity meetings . . . and do a better job of

communicating with our prospects by using just a few short word

pictures.

Word pictures can have a time-released

delayed effect on your prospects.

Here is another powerful way that you can use word pictures.

Let’s talk about the time-release delay effect of word pictures on

your prospects. Here is how this effect works.

When you tell a good word picture, your prospects can’t get it

out of their minds. Here is an example.

Imagine that you are talking to a prospect. At the end of your

presentation he says:

“I need to think it over. I have to talk it over with my

dog or my lawyer. I will get back to you in a couple of

months.”

Well, try this word picture. Say:

“Hey! I am glad you want to think it over. Could you do

me a favor?

“Tomorrow morning when you wake up to go to work, and you

get into your car at 7 a.m., pull your car keys out of

your pocket and just before you put them in the ignition,

just do me a favor. Would you just ask yourself this

question?

“‘Do I really want to be getting up and leaving my family

at 7 a.m. and commuting to work and fighting all that

traffic? And is this the car of my dreams?’ That’s all –

could you just ask yourself that?”

The prospect will say:

“Sure, no problem.”

What happens the next morning?

Here is where the time-released delayed effect of word pictures

kicks in.

The next morning your prospect wakes up, goes out to his car,

pulls his keys out of his pocket, puts them into the ignition, and

what is he going to think?

Your prospect will think,

“Wow, do I really want to be getting up at 7 a.m. in the

morning, leaving my family and commuting all the way to

work? And is this 1973 Pinto really the car of my dreams?

Maybe I should rethink that opportunity that they talked

about last night.”

What will happen the next morning? The same thoughts will go

through your prospect’s mind.

And the next morning . . .

And the next morning . . .

Your prospect will always be thinking of you and your

opportunity. And when the timing is right (like when his boss

yells at him, or there is a big traffic jam), you will be in the

forefront of his mind.

Do you want another example?

You finish your presentation to a young lady and she says:

“Oh, I need to think it over. I need to talk to my

lawyer, my cat, my astrologer and my psychic.”

You would then say this:

“Could you do me a favor? Next time you get your

paycheck, could you do this? When you rip open that

paycheck envelope, pull out your paycheck, hold it up to

the light and rub it between your thumb and forefinger

and ask yourself this question: ‘Is that all that I am

worth?’”

Well, what is going to happen the next time that she gets her

paycheck?

She will rip open the paycheck envelope. But, she probably

won’t hold the paycheck up to the light. Someone might see her and

think that she is strange.

But she will think to herself:

“Is that all that I’m worth?”

“You know what? I had to work overtime three days last

week. And that person next to me never showers. This

person talks too much. I am tired of fighting traffic.

They don’t appreciate me. They don’t give me a raise. I

missed my daughter’s violin concert last week by working

overtime. And I hate these stupid reports. Maybe I should

take a look at something else.”

And that’s the time-delay effect of using word pictures.

Would you like to learn how to make super word pictures?

The way to make word pictures really stand out in people’s

minds is to understand how things go into the mind. The only way

we get things into our minds is by using our five senses.

What are the five senses?

Sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. (If you have more,

please feel free to use them too.)

The more of these five senses you put into your word picture,

the more prospects will see themselves in that word picture – and

the more they will understand.

Let’s look at an example of a word picture that uses all five

senses. I would say this to the prospect:

“When you join our business, here is what happens. One

year from now, you have saved up all your bonus checks so

that you can take that dream vacation to Tahiti.

“That morning you wake up and you put on your Hawaiian

shirt, your sunglasses and your sandals. You grab your

suitcase, step outside into the snow, chip the ice off

the windshield of your car, drive down to the airport and

there waiting on the runway is a giant 747 airplane that

says ‘Air Tahiti.’

“When you get on that airplane, where do you sit? First

class, of course. So you sit down in a nice big

comfortable leather first class chair, and as you sink

into it and relax, the flight attendant comes by and asks

you if you would like some orange juice or some

champagne.

“So you grab a little glass of champagne and as the

bubbles are tickling your nose and you are sipping

champagne, you say ‘Wow! This is great!’

“And you hear the roar of the engine as that 747 takes

off. As you leave the runway, your plane turns toward

Tahiti. As you turn, you look out of your window and see

that you are flying directly over where you work!

“As you look down, you see your boss dragging his

briefcase through the snow in the parking lot, all

depressed because he has to do your job for the next two

weeks.

“Your Air Tahiti 747 lands on the island and they take

you directly to the beach. Your guide sets up a hammock

and you relax and enjoy that nice warm tropical breeze.

“You hear the tropical music and you smell the teriyaki

chicken that they’re grilling right next to you.

“While munching away on the chicken, you notice a little

dot on the horizon, and it’s getting bigger. You continue

to stare at that dot as it gets bigger and you notice

that it’s not a dot. It’s actually a person walking

toward you. And that person is dragging his old beat-up

blanket.

“Now that person comes up to your hammock, spreads his

old beat-up blanket on the sand and lays down right next

to you. You look down at the person, the person looks up

at you . . . and it’s your next-door neighbor. You ask

him:

“‘What are you doing here?’

“Your next-door neighbor says:

“‘Well, you know, I lead a poor and miserable life. I

have to work three jobs to make ends meet and I’m behind

on my MasterCard, Visa and Discover credit cards. So I

wrote a bad check just so I could have a holiday in

Tahiti – just three days of vacation, three days of

heaven that I could call my own before I continue my long

and miserable life.’

“And with a tear in his eye, he looks up at you and says:

“‘And how is it that you’re here?’

“And you reply:

“‘Well, I started this part-time business about a year

ago. It’s really very simple. You just collect checks by

recommending what you like. I saved all my checks for a

year and well, I was able to pay for this entire two-week

vacation plus pay off all my bills. It is so wonderful!

As a matter of fact, this business is so wonderful that I

forgot to tell you about it!’

“Well, your next door neighbor stands up, walks over to

the ice cart, grabs the machete, and starts walking

towards you . . .”

* * *

Let me ask you,

“Could you see your neighbor with that machete?”

Of course you could. Let’s take a look at all the senses I used

in this word picture.

1. Did we use the sense of sight? Yes, we saw the 747, our

boss in the parking lot, the dot on the horizon, and we

saw our neighbor coming with the machete.

2. Did we use smell? Yes, we smelled the teriyaki chicken.

3. Did we use taste? Yes, we tasted champagne and the

teriyaki chicken.

4. Did we use touch? We felt the comfortable first class

seat, the champagne bubbles tickling our nose, and the

warm tropical breeze.

5. Did we use hearing? Yes, the tropical music and the roar

of the engines.

In this word picture story we used all five senses. And because

we used all of the senses, the story was very vivid in our minds.

So if you really want to know how to communicate with your

boss, your spouse, your children, your prospect – use word

pictures.

For instance, you could say to your boss:

“When you give me a raise tomorrow, here is what

happens.”

You could take your boss into the future and show him a happy

employee making more money, providing more services for the

company and working harder, etc., etc. Using the five senses to

create super word pictures makes our communication a lot easier

for the listener.

Want another example?

“Let’s say you saved all your bonus checks because you

want to buy that dream car, a Ferrari. That morning you

walk down to the dealership and you look inside the

window and you see your dream car, a beautiful shiny

Ferrari.

What color is that Ferrari?

“If you are like most people, you have already pictured

that Ferrari in your mind, and most times it is the color

red. If you pictured a different color than red, well, it

may be a sign of deep psychological problems . . . just

kidding 

“When you walk up to that Ferrari and you look at your

reflection, you say ‘Wow! What a good looking

distributor!’

“No salesmen are around so you think, ‘Well, maybe I’ll

just sit in that car and see what it’s like.’

“You slip into the Ferrari and sit in that nice

comfortable seat and smell that new car smell. You grip

that steering wheel and you feel the leather seats and

you say ‘Wow! What a car!’

“You look around. Still no salesman in sight. You think,

‘I wonder what the sound system sounds like?’ So you turn

on the sound system and all ten speakers are blaring out

your favorite song. Wow! It doesn’t get any better than

this!

“Still no salesman. You think, ‘I wonder what the engine

sounds like?’ You gently turn the key – vroom, vroom –

and even though you’re in the showroom, the engine is so

quiet that nobody notices. What a smooth-running, quiet

engine! It just sounds powerful!

“You look around – still no salesman, so you grab the

shifter and just ease it into first gear, just to feel

what the power would be like, and when you do that . . .

Kaboom!

You fly right through the picture window, right out of

the showroom! And as you’re turning the corner out of the

parking lot at 90 miles an hour, you adjust your rear

view mirror and you see the State Police f-a-d-i-n-g into

the background.”

* * *

Now let me ask you:

“Did you see the State Police, f-a-d-i-n-g into the

background?”

Let’s take a look at the senses we used.

We used sight, hearing, smell, and touch. But didn’t use taste,

did we? No.

We don’t have to force all of the senses into every word

picture we use. Sometimes it just won’t make sense. We could force

taste into this word picture and talk about the acrid taste as you

bit into that leather steering wheel, but that wouldn’t make

sense, would it?

Just use the senses that make sense.

“Word Pictures” aren’t hard to master if you remember one

thing:

Just tell a story that creates a movie inside your prospects’

minds.

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In recent years, the MLM business has developed an image problem due to its resemblance to the illegal pyramid or other similar schemes. MLM businesses operate in the United States in all 50 states and in more than 100 other countries around the world. Many pyramid schemes try to present themselves as legitimate MLM businesses. In the legitimate MLM companies, commissions are earned only on sales of the company's products and/or services. No money may be earned from recruiting alone through sign-up fees, though money earned from the sales of members recruited is one attraction of MLM arrangements.
A commonly adopted test of legality is that Your Own Home Based MLMs Business follows the so-called 70% rule which prevents Your Own Home Based Business Members "inventory loading" in order to qualify for additional bonuses. The Home Based Business 70% Rule requires participants to sell 70% of previously purchased inventory before procuring New Home Based Business Orders. There are however variations in interpretations of this rule. Some attorneys insist that Your Own Home Based Business 70% of purchased inventory should be sold to people who are not participants in Your Own Home Based Business, while many Home Based Business MLM companies allow for self-consumption to be a significant part of the sales of a participant. The Federal Trade Commission offers advice for Potential Home Based Business MLM Members to help them identify Those Home Based Activities that could be scams.

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4 Things To Watch Out For From Your Own Home Based Internet Business Opportunity

Tips On Making Money From Home Work: It's Too Good to be True!


Summary : There are so many Opportunities on the internet offering to set people up in Their Own Home Based Internet Business that it can be difficult to separate the real, legitimate Home Based Internet Business Opportunity from the ones that only want your money. Knowing what to look for hidden within the offers can mean the difference between finding a legitimate business to operate and ending up helping someone else make money while losing your own.

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4 Things To Watch Out For From Your Own Home Based Internet Business Opportunity

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There are so many Opportunities on the internet offering to set people up in Their Own Home Based Internet Business that it can be difficult to separate the real, legitimate Home Based Internet Business Opportunity from the ones that only want your money. Knowing what to look for hidden within the offers can mean the difference between finding a legitimate business to operate and ending up helping someone else make money while losing your own.

With most fraudulent offers for Your Own Home Based Internet Business Opportunity there are four red flags that need to be thoroughly investigated before signing up to work for the website. Understand that not all of the companies that make these claims are out to take your money, but these are four things that many less than honest companies have in common:

1. Large upfront investment
2. The chance to make big money with little work
3. Do not clearly state what you will be selling
4. Lack of available contact information

While it is not uncommon for Home Based Business to want a fee to become a representative for Their Home Based Business, you have to consider the amount demanded from you before you can start selling their product or service. You should also have a clear picture of what you will get in return for your investment. It is common for the term training to be listed, but many times the training consists of links to other sites where you are expected to learn about the company’s Home Based Business model.

The training may also focus on how to recruit others into The Home Based Business, offering to pay a “bounty” for bringing in new people. A Home Based Business Company that focuses on bringing in more people instead of selling the product may be on the border of being illegal.

Anyone who has ever been involved in a Home Based Business knows it takes work. One of the most common pitches is the promise of a big payday without having to work more than an hour or two a day…or even a week. There is no such thing as a free lunch and those who try to convince you otherwise and not being totally honest. That disclaimer about income may not be a representative of the potential earnings, should beg the question about why even bother to list it.

If you have been reading an Online Home Based Business Opportunity for several minutes and have no idea about the product or service you are being asked to sell, it could be an indication of a scam. Many keep it a secret until you have spent your money and find out there is no way you can sell this to others with a clear conscience. Know what the product is, and how much it will cost, before considering the offer any further.

Look for contact information. If the only means of contacting The Home Based Business Company is through an email address, it could very well be they don’t plan to be around long enough to answer any questions or complaints. Money back guarantees are also only about as good as the contact information. Email addresses and post office boxes are not good contacts.

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A Glimpse Into The World Of Felix Alexander

A Glimpse Into The World Of Felix Alexander

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A quick look at who we are, where we've come from, and where we're headed!



Profile for Felix Alexander; Missionary In Christ-Jesus!

-Improving the world, one family at a time; In Jesus' Most Precious Name!.

-A mentor with a servant’s heart In Christ-Jesus!

Mission Statement:

To make a very real difference for my family and 1,000s of other families around the world; In Jesus' Name!







Favorite Quote:

"Most people give up just when they’re about to achieve success. They quit on the one yard line. They give up at the last minute of the game, one foot from a winning touchdown." ~ Ross Perot

Goals:

By God's grace;To play an integral part in bringing about a Paradigm Shift in Internet Marketing; replacing hype with honesty, sensationalism with substance, and exaggeration with integrity. To bring extraordinary value to the marketplace ... thereby allowing ordinary people to achieve real, quantifiable success; In Jesus' Name.

About Us:

God's Will; We are a team of like minded individuals with a proven track record of success in the network marketing industry. Our core leadership team has over 100 years combined experience in building large organizations quickly. Our team members include the top trainers and mentors in the industry; their main responsibility is teaching you the step-by-step duplicable blueprint for creating Internet wealth; In Jesus' Name.

We are proud to be members of the MentoringForFREE family. We have found a group of people and a system that are 'virtually' changing the way the network marketing industry does business. With honesty and integrity as core underlying values that are the foundation for everything we do, we have created a new paradigm for the home business industry. We enjoy leisure travel, great income, time freedom, tax breaks and generous benefits ... and we do it with our heads held high.

Feel free to contact us if you have questions or comments or would just like to chat.
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To our utmost mutual providential success,
Felix Alexander
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Shalom Beloved Fellow Network Marketer (MLMER)! From Author Michael Dlouhy: "Prospects Are Like A Box Of Chocolates!"

Tips On Making Money From Home Work: It's Too Good to be True!


Shalom Beloved Fellow Network Marketer (MLMER)! From Author Michael Dlouhy:

"Prospects Are Like A Box Of Chocolates!"


Three Very Revealing Quizzes For You: Do You Think Like A Prospect? "Some things just cannot possibly be said any better. This first article is one of them. It's a piece I'm borrowing from Ed Thorpe who writes "The Home Grown Biz Advocate Ezine". You can visit Ed on the web at: http://www.lazydudepublishing.com.

His article really sets up our main quiz today. Here it is:

THE CHARLES SCHULTZ LESSON By Edward Thorpe If you are like me, you've probably asked yourself "Hm, what kinda person am I? Am I a good , honest, caring person?, etc. What I'mgetting at... We all have some ideas about who we are and what we stand for, wouldn't you agree? Because you're here and you don't yet know me, you deserve to know what kinda guy I am.

Actually, I couldn't tell you the things important to me, any better than Charles Schultz, the creator of the much-loved 'Peanuts' cartoon series, did.

The following was written by the late Charles Schultz and is a darn near perfect description of how I view life in general.

(You don't actually have to take the quiz below. Just read it straight through. You'll get the point.)


"The Charles Schultz Philosophy!"

1. Name the five wealthiest people in the world.

2. Name the last five Heisman trophy winners.

3. Name the last five winners of the Miss America contest.

4. Name any ten people who have won the Nobel or Pulitzer prize.


How did you do?


THE POINT IS, NONE OF US REMEMBER THE HEADLINERS OF YESTERDAY.

These are no second-rate achievers. They are the best in their fields. But the applause dies. Awards tarnish.

Achievements are forgotten. Acoolades and certificates are buried with their owners.