Great MLM Lie-la-bies (Lullabies)

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Listen! Are you still wondering what happened to those beautiful dreams that propelled you to join MLM?
Do you remember when you received your business kit; how you felt certain it was the only way you could earn the kind of money needed to support your dreams? I’m talking about that house on the hill with the picket fence near the lake; the Rolls Royce parked in the driveway, and frequent Mediterranean Cruises: all financed with MLM your money. It was great, wasn’t it?
I hate to burst your bubble. Let’s take at look at MLM marketing plans in general. They are usually given free of charge to those who opt-into the system. It is a part of the cost for registration.
Remember how they told you (like they did me) to make a list of all your friends and family members. They gave you a memory jogger list so you won’t leave out anybody. And you didn’t forget to ask for referrals. You did exactly as they told you: busted you butt, talking to strangers in the mall and inviting them to meetings in your home. Although the phone seemed to weigh 10 pounds you persistently made the follow-up calls. A handful of people would show up, but you adhered to their instructions to the last letter.
Know this! That was the full extent of their marketing plan. And guess what? As a result, right now you may be sitting there looking as lost as like a deer in the headlights, wondering what has happened.
You hate to admit it, but the end result is kind of embarrassing, isn’t it? Because of your involvement with MLM, your friends and family members seem to avoid you when they see you coming. Your bank account is greatly depleted. Money is mostly avalanching outwards, and merely a trickle is coming in. Credit cards are maxed-out and your future is filled with uncertainty. But you’re still tenaciously hanging on. They warned you not to quit: Quitters are losers. Although there is a flood of doubt in your mind, you try to maintain a belief in the products and services offered by the company or companies you represent.
Sooner or later, (if it hasn’t already) reality will knock at your door. You will reach the point where you have to make a decision. You won’t want to admit to yourself but you bought a bill of goods.
You were lulled into a marketing plan that was designed to keep you trapped as a loyal customer. I call it a “lie-la-by” not a lullaby.
What they told you from day one used to work very well during the 50s and 60s. With a lot of effort the plans were somewhat active into the late 80s and early 90s.
If you’ve recently joined the network marketing business, I’m sure you are as excited as I was years ago when I first started in the “soap business”. Based on what I have experienced, it won’t be long before you realize these archaic marketing methods are not working anymore.
5Linx, ACN, Amway and all the rest of them out there are not geared-up to teach you how to effectively market your business. They teach you how to market their products. They teach you how to be a glorified salesperson.
Let’s face it. Unless you find a way to place your business in front of hundreds of people 24/7, it is doomed for the endangered list.
You know it is true, because you see what happens on television. And you cannot deny the impact this type of psychological programming has on millions of viewers all over the world.
Let me give you a short test. See if you can finish the following statement:
“The best part of waking up is ______________ in your cup.”
If you used the brand name for “Coffee” you were brain-washed.
In order for you to greatly succeed in your business, it must have the same effect on your clients and customers. By the look of things, the internet will soon be the most dominant form of media broadcasting.
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MLM Business Sucks

Listen. I’m not putting this message out there to be read by the whole world. This is between you and me, okay?
Here it is…
After more than 10 years meddling with the network marketing industry, I arrived at a point where I swore never to get involved with MLM businesses again. I gained a lot of experience and came to the conclusion MLM Business Sucks.
I got the same end results from Company after Company. You name them and I probably represented them.
However, since I set up my website I won’t be upset if you call me an MLM junkie.
At one time I begun to think there was something wrong with me. I chased after rabbit after rabbit; sometimes two or three at a time. My big dreams continued to motivate me, but I never ever saw one of them come to fruition.
In November of 2007, my friend came to show me a new home business opportunity. By the way he spoke on the phone about his business, I set aside my gut feeling and decided to give MLM another shot.
I live in Stone Mountain. He took a bus from Savannah, Georgia, which meant a four hour ride to Atlanta. For me, that spelled commitment.
Up until that point I remained skeptical, but as I listened to his presentation, I realized that he was truly on to something. As to whether it was something big, only time would tell.
He said he had recently exited from the juice business and entered the wonderful world of telecommunications. I was excited and signed up in his down-line the said very day: I even booked a couple of tickets for the National Event in New Orleans which followed a couple of months later.
The very next day, the day after his visit to Atlanta, I was scheduled for major surgery at Northside Hospital.
Thankfully the surgery was successful, but I can’t say the same for the business.
I stumbled along with it for a while, having missed the first 30-day period to qualify for the bonus. The medication I was given during the surgery left me dazed for more than 6 weeks. Even though I wanted to shoot straight to the top in the business, it was not possible.
To this day (almost 2 years later) I haven’t made one red cent from that business. Mind you, I did everything they told me. I got their website; I attended the meetings; I distributed the sales material; I attended the webinars; I passed out the business cards; I passed out the flyers; I had meetings at my home and at my church; I made dozens of phone calls: And to boot I even spent upwards to $2000 on the last training event. I paid for flight; food, and hotel stay; plus purchased more sales/marketing materials.
At the end of the year (sadly) I couldn’t even take a tax deduction for expenses against income, because I had no earnings.
But I’ll tell you what! If I had done that much work back in the 1950s I would’ve been on the executive board: no kidding. But this is a new day and it calls for new strategies.
I’m not negative against the idea of MLM. It still works; but I’m sure you’ll agree, the old methods only work for a few and to a limited degree.
My goal is to earn a high dollar figure and help the poor. It still stands at $50k a month.
Upon close examination, I began to wonder how and when I would reach my lofty goal with a commission average around $2 per client per month. It would take hundreds upon thousands of people in my down-line, and countless years to reach my goal. Right now as the saying goes, there’s more of a long-look behind me than there is in front of me.

Now here is the good news.
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I mentioned this to you because I know it is something you’ll be interesting in.
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