Selectivity

I have received some interesting questions from readers inquiring about how I operate my home business.

I have a simple system in place: Any prospects that reach out to me and leave their contact information will most certainly get a call back within 24 hours. HOWEVER, that call is the crucial point.

During that call back, I conduct a short five minute interview. If they are someone I would like to work with, I discuss the next step in the process. I am VERY selective in who I choose to bring in my organization, simply because they have to want to be a success -

I only consider serious, motivated individuals who truly want to generate a massive income over the next twelve months. Others need not apply. It's that simple! It's a proven system that has served me well!

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