The special emphasis is on liberate. Liberty is such an important word ranking along with independence, free enterprise and pursuit of happiness.
Liberty is freedom from control of fate or necessity…enjoying privileges and rights
And, to some degree, network marketing as a home business strives to reach these lofty goals and visions.
Where else can the average person have the opportunity to earn an executive-level income by working from home...without business experience, climbing corporate ladders, accruing college loans…regardless of background, culture, gender, age, or ethnicity.
It is a 60 year old business model based on building relationships and partnerships to make a difference with products and opportunity. Over the decades it seems to have evolved, along with technology and bureaucracy, into a more complex institution with grand stand plans and exclusive leadership models that are far removed from basic concepts that work for the majority of average people. The expectation is to start with 3 people which can be the beginning of a large successful organization.
My latest experiences in this grassroots industry has been over-saturated with top-gun gurus, advertising expenses, endless training, list-building, time consuming social media....trying to brand oneself in the middle of massive herds of other self-branding online marketers. This has been a painful and expensive experience to say the least..and it doesn’t ring true for the average part-time home business networker.
Now there is a new dawning with a new knight called OYC. It is challenging this complex system that very few people can hope to follow, much less achieve.
Networkers are now faced with a new mindset:
How simple it is to replicate home business success:
build a team first for $9 a month..own your own distribution channel, and when ready..move into residual profits..again and again..
However, because it requires challenging common assumptions and learning something new..even networkers fall back into the 4 stages of learning a new skill:
Stage 1: don’t know that they don’t know (unconscious)
Stage 2: know I don’t know but I will begin to work on learning it (conscious)
Stage 3: know what you need to know and you know you can do it (competence)
Stage 4: know you can perform the skill without even thinking about it (habit or mastery)
The bottom line is that it will take time and perseverance to expect even networkers to realize that building one team and working for one company is a flawed model. It means having to phone people at least four times. The simple message always stresses the value of watching the 5 minute introductory video and then the whole story.
Personally, I don’t get how people don’t “get it.” But I appreciate it is still a learning process…even if this time we are de-structuring a complex model to its basic elements that everybody can do. We are still pioneers…even though our journey is to return to simplicity and core democratic values.
My plan is to call people four times with the invitation to watch the amazing videos…or leave voice mail messages.
For those who respond, it will be my privilege to share OYC’s liberating message:
How simple is it to replicate a successful home business:
build a home business team first for $9 a month..own your own distribution channel and when ready..move into residual profits..again and again..
Who will put their life (and liberty) on hold for $9 month?
For those who do not respond..it is my sincere wish…that in time, curioisity, and tempered assumptions, they, too, will take a look.
That is the nature of human nature..similar to this an anaolgy
"A group of tourists sits in a bus that is passing through gorgeously beautiful country; lakes and mountains and green fields and rivers. But the shades of the bus are pulled down. They do not have the slightest idea of what lies beyond the windows of the bus...squabbling over who will have the seat of honor in the bus..applauded..considered. And so they remain till the journey's end." Anthony de Mello
You are invited to watch an amazing revolutionary video.
Your questions and comments are important. Let's talk about what you hope to achieve with a successful home business.
Standing by to help,
Annemarie
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