by Andre Vatke
It's not a big secret that 97% of the people who get into network
marketing fail. Most of these people fail not
because they have the wrong MLM company, poor upline support or even crappy
leads.
Most people fail in network marketing because they simply don't have
enough motivation to drive them to do the actions they need to do in order to
succeed. In short, they don't have a real enough "why." Notice that I
said "real" and not "big" enough. It's important to draw
that distinction here. Big dreams are great as are big goals. In fact, I
haven't met anyone who doesn't have some big fantastic dream floating in his or
her head somewhere.
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When you put it in terms of the network marketing business, most people want to be rich, drive
a fancy car, live in a 5,000 square foot home and go on
lavish vacations. It's just that very few are willing to actually work for it.
Once they find out it's not as easy as they hoped they give up or worse yet go
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When you put it in terms of the network marketing business, most people want to be rich, drive
That's where the big problem in this industry originates: unrealistic or
even fraudulent advertising. It's why the majority of the people on the outside
of this business see network marketing as a scam.
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Marketers capitalize on the greed and desire to get rich quick to draw
prospects into their programs. Make big promises, up-sell the potential, talk
about a few (mostly fluke) successes and most of all, make it sound really easy.
But that's not how it works in the real world.
What does all this hype do for the prospect? It causes them to have
false expectations. They expect things to be easy and they expect quick,
massive results. They expect to simply push a button and in return have a
never-ending stream of cash coming from their mailbox. Is this realistic? No,
of course not. And what happens to the prospect that invests money into a
"system" like this only to find out that it doesn't work? They get
frustrated and many if not most quit to move on to something else or even leave
the industry with yet another story of "MLM scams."
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