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1. Franco says:

   January 29, 2010 at 11:56 pm

   Hi Diane,

   Just went through a total immersion of the products I’ve received so far from you and Joe. Tons more on the way. But going through EVERYTHING and applying it NOW.

   “ALL IN!”

   Your training and systemized approach has SAVED ME SO MUCH
   TIME AND MONEY I can’t begin to tell you. SO HAPPY I’m not
   going to reinvent this HUGE wheel.

   Going to be fun. Talk soon. “Hear ya Monday at the call!”

   Franco Gonzalez

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2. Fred says:

   December 10, 2009 at 11:46 am

   “I am sure we are destined to know one another.”

   I couldn’t agree with you more, Diane. There are no accidents in this universe. There are no casualities, only causalities. That’s the Iron Law of the Universe.

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3. Fred says:

   December 10, 2009 at 9:31 am

   Hey Diane…

   I love the idea of being bullet-proof for Network Marketing. I believe deep in my heart that people will not reach their full potential in this fascinating industry unless they see themselves 10X bigger and better than they currently are.

   Please let me share my two cents, if I may.

   In network mktg you don’t market products — be it supplements, creams, vacations, internet products, services, whathaveyou — they’re are NOT the product. These are merely a vehicle for what Network Marketing really is. And whoever comes to this amazing industry thinking they are there to sell products will not be able to reap the wonderfully rich rewards this industry is made for — financial independence, time freedom, life quality, and so on.

   What do we market in MLM? What is our main product? How can we guarantee a successful career in Network Marketing?

   It first starts with a mindset. The psychology in MLM is crucial. I have yet to meet a successful Network Marketer who is depressed and pessimistic. THEY ARE NOT – THEY ARE BULLET-PROOF AND THEY SEE THEMSELVES TEN FEET TALL EVEN IF OTHERS LOOK DOWN ON THEM. They are natural optimists, not because they were born optimists, but because they learned the habit. They learned early or late in their MLM careers that you cannot become successful in this field unless you are upbeat and positive. They started struggling with this attitude – perhaps because we all have been brought up with elements of negative programming to a lesser or greater degree. But once they get the hang of it, what started as a struggle becomes easier, and easier by the minute.

   Anyway, MLM is a people business. First is business of you as a person. Start here. Only when you have these three: Healthy self-esteem, self-image and self-concept; then and only then, you can start figuring out how you are going to duplicate these same traits in other people.

   Only then you start to really work on the inside of your distributors. You start to affect them in a positive way. You begin the fascinating journey of changing peoples lives. And, when they start seeing themselves in a different light is when your MLM business really picks up.

   People start realizing, perhaps for the very first time in their whole life, that they can do this thing. That they were meant for great things in life. THAT THEY DESERVE THE WONDERFUL THINS IN THIS JOURNEY WE CALL LIVE.

   Then you start reaping the rewards of this awsome industry.

   But, fascinating as it may sound, once you get to that point, the money does not matter anymore.

   Why?

   Because you realize that the money is a natural by-product of your main purpose… helping other people go from darkness to light; from despair to hope; from a “I can’t do it mentality” to a “Don’t you tell me that I can’t do this, BECAUSE I KNOW I CAN” mentality.

   Then the money is nothing compared to the satisfaction of having helped another human being open their eyes to the magnificent possibilities life has to offer.

   So again, I think you and Joe are right on embarking in this absolutely awsome adventure.

   All The Best!

   Dr. Fred Recinos

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   • Diane says:

     December 10, 2009 at 9:44 am

     But, fascinating as it may sound, once you get to that point, the money does not matter anymore.

     DEAD ON FRED…

     I work not for money.

     I work for a mission.

     My mission is empowering people.

     So glad to have met you.

     I am sure we are destined to know one another.
     

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4. luis marques says:

   September 19, 2009 at 10:12 am

   i need help recruiting people can you give me some tips i want to recruit at leaset 100 people next month thank you luis

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   • Diane says:

     September 25, 2009 at 3:03 pm

     Hey Luis…

     Tell me this…what is the highest number of people you have recruited in a month before?

     They key is to work up from there…

     Not to go for 100 and be disappointed when you don’t hit that.

     Even the biggest recruiters out there can not do numbers like that consistently.

     Just not realistic.

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