How To Be Successful In Network Marketing…Keep Digging

When someone first gets started in Network Marketing…

they may have a tendency to look at the “leaders of the pack” and become discouraged; thinking they will never catch up to get the diamonds.

Many make the common mistake of determining their progress in their network marketing business by their early paychecks.

However, this can be a debilitating and costly mistake because the only losers are the quitters.

Consider the construction of a high rise office building.

When the construction begins, it can take months and months before you see any “progress”, before you start to see the building rise out of the ground.

However, the foundation is the most important part of the building.

In order for the skyscraper to withstand the pressures the world will force upon it, the foundation must be deep and fortified; work which is done below the surface.

Now, look at your new Network Marketing business the same way.

Plant your feet firmly on the ground, draw a line in the sand and begin building the foundation for your future.

Simplify your business to the most essential tasks for success.

Then rinse and repeat…over and over!

And this is NOT about selling, this is about having solutions to people’s problems.

There are ways to sell without selling.

Now…

Write down “Why” you are doing this business.

Write down how much money you want to make a month.

Educate yourself on the products.

Follow the leaders in your team pages: Read and Watch their posts.

Get on at least one corporate call a week.

Ask questions. Be Positive. And above all… believe!

And then, when you bring on a new business partner in your network marketing business~ teach them to do the same.

These actions may not appear to show up in your early pay checks.

You may get discouraged and wonder if this thing will work for you.

You may want to throw in the towel; to stop digging.

But be encouraged!

These actions are the foundation of your future!

Commit yourself to this process and gauge your progress a year from now, not next week or month!

That is all 🙂