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hoorii · Joined: 16 Mar 2008 Posts: 1 Location: usa

Hi Friends

Here I am sitting at my computer at almost 1 o'clock in the morning working on a giant "to do" list (that I've only got 48 hour to complete) and I cant help but to keep thinking to myself

"What If..."

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What if I hadn't quit that network marketing company I joined back in 2002, and another the other one I joined in 2004 (you get the picture)

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After all I did make money in both of these companies.

But the reality is that when things started getting little rough and some of my downline started to leave, I said to myself "oh well - I'll just jump to the next one"

Here we are in 2007 and both of those companies are still around and there are several 6 -7 figure earners in both companies

I can't help but think that it could have been me.

Don't get me wrong, I do quite well for myself.

But had I just hung on little bit longer who knows how much more success I would have
The funny thing about success is that quite often it will be attained if you just take the next step. Often you will have to take several "next steps", and more often than not you have no way of knowing which "next step" will be the one where you cross over the invisible barrier to success

The unfortunate reality is that not to many of us actually have the tenacity to keep getting back up no matter how many times we fall down.

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The Revolution Is Coming
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It's so easy in the network marketing industry to just move to the next bright light. Only to find out that the grass is not greener on the other side.

Viurtually Any path to achievieng a goal WILL be paved with obstacles. The bigger the goal, the more obstacles there will be.

How many obstacles will YOU overcome to reach your goal? Here's a little clue for you:
When it seems the hardest, and it makes ALL sense logically to quit and move on to the next program - THAT'S when you need to hunker down and keep moving forward!
It's usually right after the most difficult time that success will reveal itself to you - but you must be steadfast in your efforts.

Consistency, (not only the m.l.m game but in the game of life as well) is one of the key traits that ultra-successful people have!

Commit for at least 90 days to your m.l.m company and NO MATTER WHAT, take a step forward everyday

'Here's To You Achieving The Success You Desire And Deserve'

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iscript_worx · Joined: 29 Oct 2007 Posts: 13

Horay to Hoorii!!!! you lifted my spirits..... I hope I have the same attitude....

gspal · Joined: 16 Dec 2007 Posts: 84 Location: India

Great. Hoorii. My hopelessness has again turned to hope. I was just browsing through the forum wondering how to get a home based MT job when I came across your article. Having had only two years full time experience in MT and that too restricted to orthopedics/musculoskeletal system, forced to work from home because of aggravation of my adhesive capsulitis and torn ligaments of one of my knees that occured a couple of years back having slipped and fallen into a storm water drain that makes commuting difficult and painful, I was wondering as who would give me home based assignments. Though I have done a lot of practice on my own as well as a post training module with an online training firm in South India, I have been unlucky in securing work as a home based MT. For the fact, I have also applied to work in reputed large companies having multispecialty dictations as an OJT/volunteer with/without stipend provided I get employed as HBT after successful completion. Test trials for HBT are usually easy. However, once you agree to work for a small firm as HBT, you only get poor quality dictations with the demand of 92% to 95% accuracy for a meagre rate/line of Re 0.50 to Re 0.70. They forget my resume that states two years full time experience only in orthopedics and a fresher in other specialties. Seems to me that HBTs are only recruited for toiling hopelessly at doing what cannot be done by inhouse MTs. Hopeless. No? But Hoorii your article has give me a ray of hope to keep trying to be a HBT. Thanks. However, I am not interested in buying your DVD or shelling out $37 to secure an application in an attempt to get it free nor provide my credit card details. No way. I have invested enough in time, course fees, and capital in setting up my home PC in becoming a home based MT and that is what I intend to do.