We're looking for one person right now. We'll interview as many people as we need to get our person. Here's what we seek:
Someone who wants a challenge. Are you someone who likes to do things just because someone else says you can't do it?
Do you have that missionary zeal when you love something? Do you just want to spread the word about something you're
crazy about?
Do you have the courage of your convictions? Or not? Do you give up easily when someone else doesn't buy in? Does someone else's opinion weigh more than your own in making your decisions? If so, do not do this.
Are you able to focus? Can you operate with a degree of uncertainty about the outcome? If you're part of a team, that is?
Do you see the difference between
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spending time and being paid for your hours, versus
- spending time with no guaranteed paycheck, building up a regular loyal customer base for a product line you use, like cable TV does, and getting the chance to earn regular income from those customers for years after your initial 'getting them' work is done?
And, do you see the beauty of how Dell Computers, who's #1 in PC sales in the world, got to #1 by introducing his customers directly to his product, not through stores and clerks who could care less? (There are classes to show you how.) Would you be willing to spend some time at ANM U learning how to do these things?
Can you live with the possibility that people might call you names and that you may be confused with the tombstone set?
We only want someone who realizes these things, and looks forward to the challenge. With a little attitude and perseverance thrown in. That's what it takes to make it.
Cable TV has over 10 million customers who pay in an average of $50/mo. That's why their monthly income is so huge. Our industry is the same. Except the enterprise belongs to someone like you or me - an individual. Not just the big companies.
Are you willing to work? Does moving with focused intensity excite you?
Hollywood performers and writers get residuals on the songs they've written or performed...they get a little money each time the songs are played on the radio, or in movies, and when they're sold, for years and years after. Alternative Network Marketing is like that.
Oh. And last, unlike the tombstone model, alternative network marketing has real barriers to entry:
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To get customers, you have to learn how. If you're not already, you learn to become a real business person like Michael Dell learned to, when he started his business in college, or like Estee Lauder became, mixing cosmetics in her kitchen; and
- one has to invest time, energy and money in starting and developing the business.
That's what it takes. So now you know.
We realize everyone's not up for it. If that's you, thanks for taking a few moments. We hope you find what you're looking for.
If you think you have what it takes and you're up for a good challenge, please go to our
'Contact' page.
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