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Re: NMPRO #166 – MLM 2.0 – Thoughts for the Future

Juan Carlos Torrico — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 11:50:20 -0000

Moises

Touché,

You are right in this:

"NEW SCHOOL is the inverse. YOU FIRST GIVE VALUE, MODEL A SYSTEM and THEN SOME ELSE BUSINESS. That's smart cause you make up front cash and leverage your humanity with a system that doesn't depends on people emotions and then thanks to the value you deliver through your funnel you have open minds and serious individuals to talk about "your" mlm biz."

BUT, that value can have an inverse value, when you do it by the wrong reasons, selfishness reasons, win-loss reasons, I mean relationships with poor ethic quality.

Many people say are MLMs but they dont know the diference between selling and marketing. Not only they don't know the information, thay don't have idea about the deep meaning of the words they use.

Re: NMPRO #166 – MLM 2.0 – Thoughts for the Future

Juan Carlos Torrico — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 11:32:55 -0000

I also agree Randy. Build relationships with integrity, long term and honest relationships.
I am feeling that MLM is going to reach the tipping point in the years to come, so people outside MLM industry will respect our industry, cause they will understand the difference in doing something with a non etical approach or with a ethical marketing, atracting approach.
I met John Counsel, from the Profit Clinic from Australia. We had a long talk last night by Skype. He thinks you are one of the best in the world, and John Counsel, OH !, he is absolutly clear that the only way to success to our industry is when you do it with INTEGRITY, in the side of love instead of selfishness, gratittude instead "fear of loss". Thanks Randy by the things you are doing. You and Eric are a great team. Best regards, from Santiago de Chile

Re: NMPRO #167 – My Number ONE Job

Juan Carlos Torrico — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 11:06:21 -0000

Hi Eric, watching and posting your daily show is like staying in the road. I believe in MLM, when you do it with integrity. I wiil keep untill unlock tha shut doors.
Thanks again.
From Santiago de Chile

Re: NMPRO #166 – MLM 2.0 – Thoughts for the Future

Juan Carlos Torrico — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 11:29:37 -0000

I would love to see an interview of John Counsel in your show. I know his health is not very good today. He is in the same mind frecuency of what you said today, specially about building relationships with integrity.
Win+win motives, attitudes and actions.
Nice family, Eric and thanks by sharing so gently.
Your mom is more or less the same age of Glenn`s mom I met her last september in Utha.
My mom is the same sweet as yours
Richness, family and love can be friends
Richness and selfishness, also can be friends
But they are two very different kind of richness
Is our choice which kind we are going to choose
Your´s richness clearly is in the good side of the force, dear jedi.
Keep on rocking man
Juan Carlos Torrico, from Santiago de Chile

Re: NMPRO #166 – MLM 2.0 – Thoughts for the Future

Juan Carlos Torrico — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 11:06:10 -0000

Eric, relationships with INTEGRITY, are the ONLY rea real future in MLM.
I am so glad to hear your words. We are having the same thoughts. Incredible sincronicity.
I don´t know if you know Mr. John Counsel, may be you know him, the australian man, he has master the relationship subject.
Thanks again my dear friend, you are doing somthing is going to change the world, a light in the dark, and your attitude and motives is DUPLICATTING arround the world, not kidding.
God bless you and your incredible giving attitude.
Best regards
Juan Carlos Torrico, from Santiago de Chile

Re: A-Team Worldwide Leadership Update 9.14.09

Juan Carlos Torrico — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:40:32 -0000

Huge Eric.
Hello to everybody in the corporate offices, from Santiago de Chile

Re: A-Team Worldwide Leadership Update 9.14.09

Juan Carlos Torrico — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:39:04 -0000

Huge, Eric.
Hello to everybody, from Santiago de Chile
Juan Carlos Torrico

Re: A-Team Worldwide Leadership Update 8.17.09

Juan Carlos Torrico — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 22:14:27 -0000

Huge Randy and Eric
One more amazing tool
See you in Utah

Re: NMPRO #121 – Hunters vs. Farmers

Juan Carlos Torrico — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:20:46 -0000

The last three shows are incredible. There is a new kind of energy in you, may be I am the only one feeling this, but I think you have done some cuantum leap, cause the today show is so incredible clear and usefull.
Infinite value in your words.
I see in my organization hunter mentality, and I am trying to get out that and be farmer mentality.
The problem with farmer mentality, is confuse the farmer with a chearleader, a hero, or a saviour, trying to save downlines that don`t want to work.
You are so dam right.
Learning tons with you my friend.
Juan Carlos Torrico, from Santiago de Chile
Thank you very much again

Re: NMPRO #120 – The Importance of Tactics

Juan Carlos Torrico — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:05:39 -0000

Absolutly agree with you, an army of consuntants must be the scenary of each act, the midset is first, the data second, and the acts are the tactics.
But at last, both are complement, both are one.
You are doing an awsome incredible job, bringing us the best culture to the MLM industry.
Thanks again my friend. We are going PRO and get the industry to the tipping point, to go amateur to Professional.
Together we can do it.
Juan Carlos Torrico, from Santiago de Chile

Re: NMPRO #119 – How To “Close” Your Prospects

Juan Carlos Torrico — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 14:59:24 -0000

Eric, really good tactic, I already write it and I am waiting to use it
Thank you very much
In our next big meeting our entire group is going to practice it
Thanks again dear friend
Juan Carlos Torrico, from Santiago de Chile

Re: NMPRO #115 – You Can Do This

Juan Carlos Torrico — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 15:34:10 -0000

Eric, once again ,thank you very much.
Every day I am in the process to go professional
Regards
Juan Carlos Torrico, from Santiago de Chile

Re: NMPRO #112 – Lisa Grossmann Interview 2 of 3

Juan Carlos Torrico — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 12:47:40 -0000

Extraordinary woman and nice experience. "Do what you say and people will follow you". So simple. Nature respect us when we do that. That is what John Baines says in his book "Morals for the 21st century". We have to know our relation with the laws of Nature, and we are part of Nature too. I strongly recomend that book.

Re: NMPRO #111 – Lisa Grossmann Interview 1 of 3

Juan Carlos Torrico — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 17:24:11 -0000

OK Eric, I spoke to a 3º generation downline, (the only who is working in that 6 people leg) and tomorow we are going to do the plan for the week.
Thanks again.

Re: NMPRO #111 – Lisa Grossmann Interview 1 of 3

Juan Carlos Torrico — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 15:00:11 -0000

AOTD: ¿Should I walk to downlines that are not interested? I will not waist my time trying to motivate people who are not motivated by themselves. If they don't call, I don't call, If they don't send anb email, I don't. I match what they do. I only have one downline right now who wants to work. With her I will do the plan for the week.

Re: NMPRO #110 – You’re One Recruit Away From An Explosion!

Juan Carlos Torrico — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 12:45:06 -0000

It can be a chain reaction like this that explains momentum and the exponential power
http://www.youtube.com/watc...

Re: NMPRO #110 – You’re One Recruit Away From An Explosion!

Juan Carlos Torrico — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 12:42:14 -0000

Eric, excelent idea the new "Assignment of the Day" (AOTD).
I will share this whith my group.
Juan Carlos Torrico, from Santiago de Chile

Re: NMPRO #109 – Do MORE Than You Get Paid For

Juan Carlos Torrico — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 00:56:44 -0000

Eric, absolutly right, again. Thank you very much. Your lessons are very important in my process.
Is the same what Jim Rohn Said: "Give the seed, not the need".
Also is the same of what this great book says: "The Science of Getting Rich" by Wallace D. Wattles. Here is a free audio book.
http://www.archive.org/deta...
Thanks you once more my friend
Juan Carlos Torrico, from Santiago de Chile

Re: NMPRO #108 – Great Expectations

Juan Carlos Torrico — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 00:43:43 -0000

Eric, absolutly right, phalse expectatives are the worst thing we can do. After listening this, I understood that the key is to give real expectatives, like any other business.
Very good class, thanks again, we are learning a lot.
Juan Carlos Torrico, from Santiago de Chile

Re: NMPRO #107 – Some Days It’s WORK!

Juan Carlos Torrico — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 17:20:54 -0000

Eric, anyway, all that hard work is working on your fortune, instead of working on paying the rent, as Jim Rohn said. Remember that 95% of the people must work all his life to die runing in the rat race, just paying the rent.
The hard thing in MLM is to discipline our deceptions. Is different to work hard writing a book than working with the wrong people or suspects. Work hard is nice in the right perspective. I saw a picture of Edison, sleeping in his laboratory, on a table. Rough man, appasionate of what he was doing.
For MLM workers, what can take out of us more energy are the bad partners, those who we have to ask please to do something. I don't do that. Better they leave. Jim Rohn said: never carry a partner in your bag. If they don't want to work, if they don't call, good bye. Nathan Ricks, was very clear in this point too.
After hard work, we must always celebrate, never complain.

Re: NMPRO #107 – Some Days It’s WORK!

Juan Carlos Torrico — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 16:57:22 -0000

Well, as anything else in life, value things have their price. Other way it would be unethic and inmoral. The secret is to pay the price with gratitude and never complain.
My long trip was 3 days, from Santiago to Rio de Janeiro, by bus.

Re: NMPRO #106 – Communism & MLM

Juan Carlos Torrico — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 16:58:38 -0000

Here in Chile, like many others Southamericans Catholic countries, there is a fear of being wealthy, prosperous or rich. Average people friends and relatives, ussually don't love rich people. There is a lot of envy. Here there is a popular phrase thay says. "poor but honest". Poorness is like a spiritual skill, and of course, richness, is the oppositte. And many people prefer to poor and be love by God, than being rich but rejected form heaven. I found that the prase "Its easier to a camel walk through the eye of a needle, than a rich get into heaven" is a phrase in the gospels, that is taxative, lapidarious phrase against richness. But what people don`t know is that the "eye of a needle", was a narrow corredor the old temples had, so it can be opened when the wide principal door was closed at night. It was a kind of service secure door, so narrow, that if you arrive in camel full of things, first you hace to unpackage the camel, and then go through the narrow passage. Jesus didn't say being rich was bad, he just said that we have to unprogram first to accept new thngs. The hard thing to do in learning is forgeting the things don't apply, quitting old bad habits.
Juan Carlos Torrico, from Santiago de Chile

Re: NMPRO #105 – Randy Gage on Multi-Level Morons Complete & Uncut

Juan Carlos Torrico — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 14:10:17 -0000

If somebody knows how to duplicate Internet, would be nice to know it.

Re: NMPRO #105 – Randy Gage on Multi-Level Morons Complete & Uncut

Juan Carlos Torrico — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 13:55:08 -0000

Give quality gold to friends who deserve it, don't spam quantity garbage with strangers.
Eric, that may be one to put in place for those morons naib.

Re: NMPRO #104 – Randy Gage on Multi-Level Morons 4 of 4

Juan Carlos Torrico — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 11:37:41 -0000

My favorite comic character is Superman, because he fights serving divine justice. The book "Morals for the 21st century" by John Baines, is a grear book that explains divine justice, or natural justice, is somebody wants to read it, I recomend it. Have a great time.