Opportunity comes in disguise

A very true and powerful quote from Henry Ford on people getting ahead, some of them see the adversity and don’t bother going ahead. They fail to see
that opportunity which is lying rite before their eyes. They then waste their time when others have found a way to get ahead as a person.

"It has been my observation that most people get ahead during the time that others waste time."

-- Henry Ford, Ford Motor Company Founder

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Create those wonderful relationships with people from know, like and trust.

A wonderful article on peoples personalities as a person and learning to create that rapport with them as a person, creating that know, like and trust with a person and
being willing to listen to a person. Understanding where they are coming from and create that bond with people.

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how are you at creating those relationships of know, like and trust with others?
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Why do some people succeed in network marketing, while others never do?

If I've heard this question once, I've heard it a thousand times.

And the answer that keeps coming up over and over again is, successful people made the effort to understand what really makes people tick - what motivates them - why they make the choices they make.

That is what first led me into the personality studies.

400 years before Jesus Christ, the Greek physician and philosopher Hippocrates wrote about the four basic personality types.

In 1921, Dr. Carl Jung wrote the most detailed book ever on this subject. He called the 4 personality types Feeler, Sensor, Thinker, and Intuitive.

Florence Littauer later named them Phlegmatic, Sanguine, Melancholy, and Choleric.

Years later, Jerry Clark made it easy - he tagged the personality types by color: Red, Blue, Green, Yellow

Many experts have written books and recorded audiotapes on the subject, including:

Michael O'Connor
Kathryn Briggs
Dr. Tony Alessandra
Jim Cathcart
Tim Lahaye
Dr. Bernice McCarthy
Jerry Clark

My personal thanks to all who have contributed to the personality-type knowledge base. Their research & conclusions are the basis for our mentor training.

Color To Success

I know of no other subject that when used correctly can have such a positive impact on your life and your business.

This stuff works. Best of all, it works fast.

People fall asleep when you say "phlegmatic, sanguine, melancholy and choleric". But they understand Red, Blue, Green & Yellow. And you can easily learn to color your way to the top.

A Concept That Changed My Life

I can't even begin to tell you how different my life is since learning how to spot and work with each of these Color personalities.¬ "Color To Success" is the most popular, most life-changing training we do.

Maybe the biggest change is this: to spot these personalities, you must LISTEN to people! And wonderful things seem to happen when you actually listen.

Everyone is a blend of all these Colors. Personally, I'm 40% Blue, 30% Green, 20% Red, & 10% Yellow. But I've learned to be a chameleon to deal with people.

The Key To Success With 70% of Your Prospects

Used to be when I came across a Green (and they are 35% of the population!), I saw someone who took forever to make a decision. They'd analyze it to death.

They drove me crazy. So I'd blow them off. I wouldn't even return their phone calls.

But look at this - I was losing 35% of my prospects! And when a Green joins, they never quit. They're not like the Blues. You can put a Blue in the business tonight, but they'll never do anything. They'll never even activate their business. They'll just join, because they thought it would be fun.

But the Blues will put you in contact with a lot of good people.

So the biggest secret for me was learning that network marketing is not a sales business. It's a teaching & mentoring business. No wonder the Yellows & the Greens are so good at MLM. AND combined, they make up 70% of the population!

I've discovered that it's critical to let the Yellows & the Greens know that their network marketing struggles are not their fault. The cards have been stacked against them. The Reds have been telling everybody the whole time that it's a sales business. Sell, sell, sell.

But MLM success has NOTHING to do with selling. It has EVERYTHING to do with teaching, training, coaching, and mentoring people.

You Can Use This Training To Automatically Bond With Anyone!

This technology will connect you with the deepest desires and needs and fears of the people you set out to bond with. It won't be long before you actually know these people better than they know themselves.

The sad fact is that most people are too self-absorbed to ever actually use this training. It is worth an absolute FORTUNE to those who do.

When you listen to people and truly understand their personality, you have the ability to help inspire them to greatness. The rewards for you are way more than just financial.

On the other hand, if all that matters to you is YOU, you really don't have a prayer in network marketing.

For us and for many others, learning the personality color secrets has been a life-changer.

To Your Success,

Shelly Bishop
"Be A Mentor With A Servant's Heart!"

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We don’t learn from people until we know they care

A powerful lesson from Michael Josephson on the power of not learning or being willing to learn from a teacher or a mentor until we know that person really cares about us as a person.

Teachers and Tornadoes

Once I got past the awe of witnessing Mother Nature’s astonishing power to wreak devastation in Oklahoma, I was awed by something more positive and uplifting: the instinctive capacity of our species to care about, come to the aid of, and — for those caught in the middle of the calamity — to even sacrifice their own lives for others.

Every day we are surrounded by examples of the dark side of human nature — selfishness, greed, dishonesty and cruelty — which make it hard to resist cynicism. It’s a pity that it often takes a disaster and the heroic actions it evokes to provide compelling contrary evidence, to remind us of the best in human nature.

How can one resist tears hearing of the teachers in Oklahoma who put themselves at risk by shielding children with their own bodies? I suspect lots of other adults would have reacted in a similar fashion, but I think teachers really are special.

With the current focus on competence and accountability in education, we tend to undervalue one of the most important qualities of most teachers: their genuine sense of responsibility and affection for the children they teach.

Over and over we’ve seen the powerful instinct of teachers to protect children in school shootings and, more recently, in the horrific tornadoes.

Teachers willingly and without hesitation treated children as their own and put themselves at risk to protect them.

It should be a comfort to parents to know how much teachers really care.

Henry Adams once said, “Teachers affect all eternity. You never know where their influence stops.” He was referring to the way they shape lives by transmitting information and learning skills, but teachers often do so much more. Though only rarely called upon to risk their lives, they regularly touch the lives of students with their commitment and love.

It’s been said that kids don’t care what you know unless they know that you care. Let’s do all we can to commend, congratulate and celebrate teachers who show how much they care.

Remember, character counts.

Michael Josephson
www.whatwillmatter.com

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