Year: 2012

Ken Klemm

Everybody is PERSISTENT.

We all are Creatures of HABIT. Our Habits, up to now,
have determined our current health, relationship and
financial status.

So, in order to change our Status, we must change our
HABITS.

But, we are RESISTANT to Change! We Persist in our Bad
Habits. Perhaps “persist” is the wrong word. As some
writers have pointed out this week, our true state is
COMPLACENT.

Here’s how it is for some of us: If we were cold, wet
and miserable stuck in a mud bog - and someone offered
to move us to a warm, dry and pleasant place - we would
resist the change. We would miss the mud!

Success requires REPLACING some Old Habits with New
Habits.

Many companies today offer products that help burn fat.
They are designed to be meal REPLACEMENTS. That means
using the product INSTEAD of chicken nuggets and french
fries, NOT in addition to.

On our Saturday night Coaches Corner call we are
learning PEOPLE SKILLS to improve our RELATIONSHIPS.
That means Replacing some Habits. We Replace the Habit
of Criticizing, Condemning and Complaining with the
Habit of Giving Honest and Sincere Appreciation. We
Replace the habit of Focusing on Ourselves and Our
Agenda with the Habit of Becoming Genuinely Interested
in Other People.

But this Training DOES NOT WORK. We do not Learn by
reading, listening and studying. We can only learn by
EXPERIENCE. If we do not PRACTICE the SKILLS, we will
never MASTER them!

Most people join a Network Marketing company to earn
extra income and work toward Financial Freedom. But
Financial Freedom is not achieved without changing some
HABITS.

Recently a top income earner was terminated by his
company. He posted a heart-rending video on YouTube
about how he has to feed his family and care for his
90-year-old father.

One would think a top earner would have achieved
Financial Freedom. But he apparently never REPLACED the
HABIT of SPENDING with the HABIT of SAVING.

Keith Schreiter wrote an excellent book, “How to Get
Rich Without Winning the Lottery.” He demonstrates the
POWER of Investment. He shows how Network Marketing is
one of the ways an average person can earn extra income
to INVEST.

Your Friend and Servant,

Ken Klemm - Florida, USA

P.S. My good friend Doak Jenkins, another Founder of an
MLM company, said, “All HABITS are EQUAL.”

Lesson plan from Ken Klemm on chapter 9 for the 30 day mental cleanse.
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Willena Flewelling

CHAPTER 9: PERSISTENCE
Persistence means pushing past the point of no return so that you HAVE to
keep going because there is no turning back.
I have gotten lazy in the past few years, allowing some unwanted weight to
creep back on, and just generally regressing from a much better point I'd
reached nine years ago. I can make excuses and say I've been through a lot,
especially in the past three years. But haven't we all??? That is no excuse,
particularly when I have also been given some of the greatest tools I've ever
found, through Mentoring For Free. Tools not only for coping with trouble, but
for facing it and gaining victory over it.
Ian bought me a brand new bicycle a few weeks ago. We live halfway down
a hill. Handy excuse for not taking that first ride! The way to conquer that
hill is to ride a little further each day until I reach the top. The rest is easy!
Well, sort of. On Saturday I decided that my "slight edge" action was a little
TOO "slight". Instead of riding half a mile a day and going farther each day,
I was doing half a mile once a WEEK. We had already spent all Saturday
afternoon outdoors at our church picnic, but when we got home that evening,
I hopped on the bike and rode all the way up the hill and beyond. A total of
two miles!
I wasn't able to get on the bike again until today. The only time I could go
out was during the hottest part of the day -- 90 degrees!! But I had to do
it. Persistence meant going all the way to the two mile point, knowing I would
have to turn around and ride another two miles to get back home. Persistence
meant pedaling just one more time before getting off to walk the rest of the
way up the hill.
On the blistering hot days of summer, our favourite way of cooling off is to
drive seven miles to the river. The water is a little high right now, and the
current is strong. It's fun floating downstream 500 feet, and swimming across
the current toward the bank. Persistence means walking upstream against
the 6mph current to the starting point... and then doing the same thing
several more times.
Persistence is paying off. Not by actual weight loss. I haven't seen much of
that yet. But my body fat percentage, BMI and skeletal muscle percentages
have all improved just in the past week alone. Now THAT makes me WANT to
persist all the way to my goal!
It's the same with my business. Persistence means working when I don't feel
like it, taking one more step when I think I can't do it, and looking back to see
after a while that growth is indeed taking place. And that will make me want
to keep on going until I have achieved each of all my goals.
Willena Flewelling
Alberta Canada

Lesson plan from Willena Flewelling on chapter 9 for the 30 day mental cleanse.
You can participate in the 30 day mental cleanse at http://www.30daycleanse.com
Download our free eBook at
http://bdrake.successin10steps.com/?mad=52669
bend1297a@gmail.com
http://www.ben-drake.com
Call anytime
+61421464549