What is your "Why?"
What is your 'Why?'
Your "Why" can be what makes or breaks your new venture into network marketing.Simply stated, your 'why' is your motivation -- WHY did you begin your business?
The reasons behind your motivation may shift and change as your business progresses -- you may have smaller short-term goals to meet first...however, your ultimate goal should be the final outcome in what you hope to gain from this experience. Do you want to make $10,000 a month? Do you want to retire by age 35? Do you want to be a stay at home parent? You may want any of these -- or all of them...
The "Why" will obviously vary from person to person but everyone has reasons why they would want to get in the business, because NO one wants to live paycheck to paycheck and NO one wants to retire on the 40/40/40 plan (living on 40% of your past income after putting in 40 years of working 40 hours a week). However, sadly in corporate America, that is what individuals are often stuck with. The best question you can ask yourself is, 'if I continue with my job just as I am working now, where will I be in 5 years?'
Some will get a raise, others will be promoted...however, almost NO one will be able to completely walk away from their job forever with more residual income than they ever made before-- but that's the beauty of the network marketing industry.
Many people have put in several years of hard work to build their network marketing business and are able to walk away with a passive residual income that will be able to transfer to children or grandchildren someday-- imagine giving your kids or grandkids the luxury of not worrying about where money for college will come from ?
Of course, the number of years to grow your business is completely subjective: some individuals are a success and "make it" in the industry after a few months, for others it could take a few years. It's all up to you -- it's directly related to amount of time and effort you're willing to put into it -- but wouldn't you rather make the attempt than live your life wondering 'if I had tried that....where would I be now?' What a great industry in which you are actually getting paid what you're really worth! How many industries will pay you the income equal to the amount of hard work and dedication you devote to your job?? -- something to think about and consider if you're looking for a change.
Explore your 'why' and contact me if you would like more information.
Happy Monday!!
Your "Why" can be what makes or breaks your new venture into network marketing.Simply stated, your 'why' is your motivation -- WHY did you begin your business?
The reasons behind your motivation may shift and change as your business progresses -- you may have smaller short-term goals to meet first...however, your ultimate goal should be the final outcome in what you hope to gain from this experience. Do you want to make $10,000 a month? Do you want to retire by age 35? Do you want to be a stay at home parent? You may want any of these -- or all of them...
The "Why" will obviously vary from person to person but everyone has reasons why they would want to get in the business, because NO one wants to live paycheck to paycheck and NO one wants to retire on the 40/40/40 plan (living on 40% of your past income after putting in 40 years of working 40 hours a week). However, sadly in corporate America, that is what individuals are often stuck with. The best question you can ask yourself is, 'if I continue with my job just as I am working now, where will I be in 5 years?'
Some will get a raise, others will be promoted...however, almost NO one will be able to completely walk away from their job forever with more residual income than they ever made before-- but that's the beauty of the network marketing industry.
Many people have put in several years of hard work to build their network marketing business and are able to walk away with a passive residual income that will be able to transfer to children or grandchildren someday-- imagine giving your kids or grandkids the luxury of not worrying about where money for college will come from ?
Of course, the number of years to grow your business is completely subjective: some individuals are a success and "make it" in the industry after a few months, for others it could take a few years. It's all up to you -- it's directly related to amount of time and effort you're willing to put into it -- but wouldn't you rather make the attempt than live your life wondering 'if I had tried that....where would I be now?' What a great industry in which you are actually getting paid what you're really worth! How many industries will pay you the income equal to the amount of hard work and dedication you devote to your job?? -- something to think about and consider if you're looking for a change.
Explore your 'why' and contact me if you would like more information.
Happy Monday!!
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