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Re: NMPRO #179 – Millionaire Summit – Part 3 of 3

ez2win — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 17:17:31 -0000

Very powerful, Eric. Way-to-go! I believe in following an ethical leader, which is what you are. As you said, all it takes for evil to succeed is for good people to be silent.

Unfortunately my teachers were not educators, so none left an impact on my life (besides which I moved from country to country and from school to school in my younger days). I thought school was about learning academic facts (and I excelled at that!).

One of my defining moments came through Personal Development in network marketing: the education system in our (western) countries has to change and I aspire to be part of that change....after I master network marketing and achieve my total freedom. I'd really like to contribute (with a team of ethical leaders) to the creation of the School of Life.

Re: NMPRO #174 – Dan McCormick Interview 4 of 4

ez2win — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 16:09:08 -0000

Thx for this excellent series with Dan. I love his use of language, being a language teacher myself. Responsibility = ability to respond. He is unique, sticks to his principles, and leads by personal example. No wonder he has achieved his extraordinary goals, and continues to strive higher.
About spreading the word - most of the presentations are on my FB/Twitter account. Just another habit - watch presentation - answer QOTD - and tweet...almost every day.
Have a great weekend. Look forward to next week.

Re: NMPRO #171 – Dan McCormick Interview 1 of 4

ez2win — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 05:40:51 -0000

Great tool, Eric. In our business time is of utmost importance. You can't continue spending so much time actually traveling all over the world to meet people for interviews. I spent my first years in MLM chasing customers, giving a too-personalized, pampering service. You don't create a fortune that way.
I think the quality of the previous system is better, but skype does the work. Our business is work-from(the-comfort-of-your-)home. This is a great way to continue NMPro. Thanks.

Re: NMPRO #170 – The Not So Friendly Skies

ez2win — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 02:25:05 -0000

Hi Eric, thanks for speaking to this specific group of which I'm part. It's bigger than only airline people. This group includes hotel owners and workers, tour guides and drivers, travel agents, restaurant owners and workers. Some of these people are not only over-worked and under-paid. In my experience there are some who don't even get a salary and are totally dependent on tips and commissions for their livelyhood.

We get to meet and interact with new people every day - what better platform does one have for network marketing? My challenge is that, at least in my capacity of independent tour operator, there is no fixed schedule - so it's impossible to plan. You need to be available 24/7 and you need to do most of the work yourself. Then, as Jim Rohn says - you can make a living - but definitely not a fortune. And actually - you have no life.

I enjoy working in the travel business, but realize that network marketing is the only possibility for me to escape the hampster-wheel.

Thanks again for the insight. You're great!

Re: NMPRO #168 – Say Yes To YOU!

ez2win — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:47:42 -0000

I can't explain how it is that I grew up in a society that called itself "egalitarian" where people worked but earned no money and received only their basic needs and yet.... I've always loved myself,encouraged by my parents, and always believed I could achieve whatever I wanted in life. This does not contradict my love and caring for others. I've known from an early age, as Jim Rohn teaches, that I need to care for myself if I want to take care of others.
Therefore: there's no contradiction between being selfish, fulfilling your needs on the one hand, and giving to others, on the other. In fact, that's the only way you can give whole-heartedly and not because that's what society expects.
Thank you, Eric (and Randy) for giving us this insight.

Re: NMPRO #165 – How to let go of your past and celebrate your life

ez2win — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 12:16:11 -0000

Thanks very much for this. Anything that brings insight and causes a paradigm shift is tremendously important for our personal development. I could certainly identify with the relationship situation - Women from Venus, men from Mars, and never the twain shall meet! So you need insight to live with this situation and no one does it better than Tony Robbins.

And, of course, the transformation of that woman...wow - took 15 years off of her life! Shows you how our inside and out are so connected. I downloaded it and will use it when training my team - rest assured.

Re: NMPRO #167 – My Number ONE Job

ez2win — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 12:04:26 -0000

It tends to rain here in the Netherlands as well. I'm talking about the sunny spring days - which make one forget the bad weather. Nothing beats those days.

Re: NMPRO #167 – My Number ONE Job

ez2win — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 10:27:19 -0000

Nice buddy! I love spring. Spring is rebirth, renewal, regeneration. Trees budding, flowers blooming, birds chirping, water birds and their young, cows & sheep in the meadow with their calfs & lambs, pleasant weather, colorful clothes and cheerful people - energy. It's my favourite

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

ez2win — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 10:21:46 -0000

You got a great-lookin' young mom (and pop as well). I'll go for a November to Remember! sounds good

Re: NMPRO #163 – Exposure to Exposure

ez2win — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 19:03:02 -0000

My mom's home-made granola (grain, dried fruits, nuts, cinnamon, honey - roasted). Best with goat milk or goat yoghurt to keep colestrol low and all-around health.

Re: NMPRO #164 – Dedication

ez2win — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 18:42:07 -0000

I thought I'd give myself a year, now that you've taught us basic techniques of utmost importance. After seeing this wonderful take and hearing you...well, I'll just give it as long as it takes...and never give up!

Re: NMPRO #162 – The Power of Spaced Repetition

ez2win — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 10:20:44 -0000

Only the 5 on the 4 prospecting questions. Thanks for the tip. I'll be sure to go back and review.

Re: NMPRO #161 – Prospecting Follow Up

ez2win — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 10:16:15 -0000

Certainly. Is there any other way to freedom?

Re: NMPRO #160 – Prospecting Power

ez2win — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 11:50:40 -0000

Take it step by step, Eric. Next week - follow-up is great. It's another of my weak points - I'll hand out tools to 10-15 people and then procrastinate with the follow-up. I'm sure this topic will be of great help to many. Thanks again and have a super weekend.

Re: NMPRO #160 – Prospecting Power

ez2win — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:56:28 -0000

Hi Enrique62,
Thanks for your comment. If you know her well, perhaps let her talk a bit about her frustrations, and then, as Eric suggested, compliment her and say you've found something really exciting (that might help) and..."If I gave you this magazine would you read it?...etc" I wish you success with all your prospects.

Re: NMPRO #160 – Prospecting Power

ez2win — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:49:58 -0000

QOTD: Are you kidding? Boring?! Frustrating?! I'm already repeating all 4 questions with you, and most important: "OK, I gotta go!" (sense of urgency). So one more day of this - and I'm ready to start the new week using this remarkable system. Definitely empowering. Thanks a ton (words can't express)

Re: NMPRO #160 – Prospecting Power

ez2win — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 15:28:58 -0000

Thanks for responding, Eric, it's not easy with all your followers. So when I talk to a shop owner (5000 small businesses went bankcrupt in NL last month) or worker, I'll first compliment them on their shop, or window arrangement. That's a big help. I'll use it starting tomorrow and share results on NMPro.

Re: NMPRO #160 – Prospecting Power

ez2win — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 12:02:29 -0000

Thanks for getting us into action. Could you also give me a sentence or 2 to introduce this line of questioning? I feel that when talking to strangers these questions appear too forward - impolite, in fact. The questions are excellent and I'm sure the system works. I just feel they need to be presented in a softer manner, so as not to cause people to close up.

Re: NMPRO #155 – Gary Vaynerchuk Interview 1 of 4

ez2win — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 11:38:41 -0000

So we are like-minded, Yendi. I wish you success building your NM organization. With your great attitude I know you'll get to the top.

Re: NMPRO #156 – Gary Vaynerchuk Interview – 2 of 4

ez2win — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 11:19:53 -0000

Eric, it's no wonder at all you don't have haters. You're just tooooo lovable! Sorry. And you add value to my life - thanks Gary for your energy and enthusiasm. I didn't get the QOTD. Looking forward to the next 2 sessions

Re: NMPRO #155 – Gary Vaynerchuk Interview 1 of 4

ez2win — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 16:48:58 -0000

Right you are, Yendi. We must first believe in ourselves. Personal Development is a huge part of MLM, business and life in general. As a language teacher I know the value of words. I feel those words are misleading - self-confidence - yes - conning others into believing you are that which you are not - definitely no.
I appreciate your enthusiasm.

Re: NMPRO #155 – Gary Vaynerchuk Interview 1 of 4

ez2win — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 13:40:28 -0000

The que is authenticity versus "fake it till you make it". I always felt uncomfortable with this concept, which was encouraged when I first discovered MLM. As an individual I have so much to offer, why shouldn't I be myself? (this is true for most people)

Re: NMPRO #154 – Stop Waiting To Get Lucky

ez2win — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 11:02:15 -0000

To paraphrase what Mark Hughes once said: The more you plan - the luckier you get; the more you take action - the luckier you get; the more you talk to people - the luckier you get; the harder you work - the luckier you get.

Luck comes to those who are productive, follow a plan, and take actions towards their goals, it doesn't come out of the blue!

Re: NMPRO #153 – Buyers vs. Sellers

ez2win — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 12:21:55 -0000

Unfortunately that is true. I was raised to be sensitive to other people's attitudes and wishes. By opposing them I feel I'm putting myself up for rejection and building myself a negative reputation. I understand my wording and attitude are very important when I say: "I'm not buying your story". How can I say this without causing a negative feeling in my prospect? Without offending them?

On the other hand, if I can eventually get it through my head that "we have a better way" and by NOT introducing them to it I'm actually depriving them of the great life they can have - I will eventually develop the posture of "I'm not buying your story" - because it's really only a bunch of excuses!

Re: NMPRO #151 – We Have a BETTER Way!

ez2win — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 14:09:29 -0000

Very powerful, no-nonsense words, Eric. It's time people woke up to understand that the old economy is crumbling down - never to be repaired. This message will be tweeted, facebooked and sent to my contact list.
Thanks again for your insight.