Entrepreneurial Revolution According To Seth Godin

Seth GodinAre You An Entrepreneur?

Or are you thinking of becoming one?   🙄  I remember how it felt being an employee and yet wanting the freedom of being an entrepreneur.  I listened to my heart in 1995, and I feel very blessed to have learned how to be a home business owner.

Goodbye Industrial Age, Hello Entrepreneurial Revolution (more…)

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Now That You’ve Decided To Be An Entrepreneur, What’s The Next Step?

We are continuing down our “road to success” from our post titled “Is Social Media Marketing, Internet Marketing and Network Marketing Confusing?(click on title).
 
Once we have chosen “the road” to become an Entrepreneur, there are many changes we will encounter.  For example, if we come from a family of employees, we will soon see that everyone around us will not understand why we want to become an entrepreneur.  They think we should stay in a “safe, secure job”. 😯   This is usually where most entrepreneurs hit their first “road block” because the values and beliefs necessary to be an entrepreneur, in my humble opinion, are the opposite of an employee. (more…)
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Why Teamwork Makes The Dream Work

Teamwork Makes The Dream WorkYou’ve Decided To Work With A Team To Fulfill Your Dreams

We are at the 3rd fork on our Road To Success.  If you missed the 1st decision on your Road To Success, click on Is Social Media Marketing, Internet Marketing and Network Marketing Confusing? (click on title), and the 2nd decision on your Road To Success, Now That You’ve Decided To Be An Entrepreneur, What’s The Next Step? (click on title).

Our 1st decision was to become an entrepreneur, our 2nd decision was to work with a team, and now our 3rd decision is to decide which team to work with or which company.  By the way, if your 2nd decision was to work alone, you may want to continue reading to have some information for the future.

Cooperation Or Competition

Our current education system (more…)

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Working Smarter, Not Harder – Be A Home Business Owner

Working-Smarter-with-network-marketing-business-110x147Working Hard At The Job

In 1995, I was working 14 hrs/day in the corporate world and though I enjoyed my job, I missed being with my son and in my heart, I knew I was doing something wrong.  I wanted to be a mother and yet I knew I had to bring home income for my family.  In Hawaii, one income is not enough to have a descent life.  I felt like I had done everything right and yet inside of me, I knew I was not doing the right thing for my son and for me. đŸ˜„

You2

I remember reading this book titled “you2” by Price Pritchett.  It was a book about Quantum Leaps and in the front of the book was a story which I will never forget.  I would like to share that story with you…

I’m sitting in a quiet room at the Millcroft Inn, a peaceful little place hidden back among the pine trees about an hour out of Toronto.  It’s just past noon, late July, and I’m listening to the desperate sounds of a life-or-death struggle going on a few feet away.

There’s a small fly burning out the last of its short life’s energies in a futile attempt to fly through the glass of the windowpane.The whining wings tell the poignant story of the fly’s strategy—try harder.

But it’s not working.

The frenzied effort offers no hope for survival.  Ironically, the struggle is part of the trap.  It is impossible for the fly to try hard enough to succeed at breaking through the glass.  Nevertheless, this little insect has staked its life on reaching its goal through raw effort and determination.

This fly is doomed.  It will die there on the window sill.

Across the room, ten steps away, the door is open.  Ten seconds of flying time and this small creature could reach the outside world it seeks.  With only a fraction of the effort now being wasted, it could be free of this self-imposed trap.  The breakthrough possibility is there.  It would be so easy.

Why doesn’t the fly try another approach, something dramatically different? How did it get so locked in on the idea that this particular route, and determined effort, offer the most promise for success?  What logic is there in continuing, until death, to seek a breakthrough with “more of the same”?

No doubt this approach makes sense to the fly.  Regrettably, it’s an idea that will kill.

“Trying harder” isn’t necessarily the solution to achieving more. It may not offer any real promise for getting what you want out of life.  Sometimes, in fact, it’s a big part of the problem.

If you stake your hopes for a breakthrough on trying harder than ever, you may kill your chances for success.

—Price Pritchett

I was like the fly.  I was working harder and harder and I continued to let the years go by without spending time with my son.  Why don’t we try another approach to life, something dramatically different?  Fortunately for me, in 1995, I decided to take a step back and look for another approach.  That’s when I found the home based network marketing business industry.  It was a whole new approach which set me free from my self-imposed trap! 😀

Here’s what I found:

Being a home based business owner will set you free and give you the education to become valuable to the marketplace.  If you would like to receive the rest of the lessons that I learned, sign up for our video series below, and you’ll receive the remaining sessions from me.

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8 Financial Myths About Money According to Robert Kiyosaki

New Rules About Money

Did you know all of the rules about money you were taught in school have all changed?  They are now very destructive myths and can actually be dangerous according to the world’s top personal financial educator, Robert Kiyosaki.

Changed My Beliefs About Money

When I started my home based network marketing business back in 1995, I realized the rules I was taught in school about money was not going to help me attain the freedom I desired in my heart.  I studied Robert Kiyosaki’s best selling book, “Rich Dad Poor Dad“, and then I went on to study almost everything he wrote.  I realized I had to change my beliefs (more…)

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