Thanks for the comment, bud. I wanted to namedrop your blog in some way and when I thought about this topic, I thought it was relevant.

I agree that a lot of network marketers are inexperienced and lack the wherewithal to understand the boundaries of over-aggressiveness. However, I know a lot of people that do this everyday and it pays off immensely.

I have a few friends that are involved with multiple MLMs simultaneously and have made it their full-time career. They are older and still do everything the old-fashioned way. They buy leads, invest in an auto-dialing system, and cold call people all day. They even use phone scripts (YIKES!). Somehow, though, it ends up working for them.

The newer versions of network marketers have thrown all of that out the window and have went to the internet to generate leads, make contact, etc. This has created an interesting divide between the old school and new school and a mastermind conversation involving each style can make for a very powerful and advantageous strategy.

That's the brilliance of MLMs. You will recruit people that offer strategies different from your own. And if you hustle and work hard to find results, you are inevitably going to win. Just like everything else.

Thanks for the comment, bud. I wanted to namedrop your blog in some way and when I thought about this topic, I thought it was relevant.

I agree that a lot of network marketers are inexperienced and lack the wherewithal to understand the boundaries of over-aggressiveness. However, I know a lot of people that do this everyday and it pays off immensely.

I have a few friends that are involved with multiple MLMs simultaneously and have made it their full-time career. They are older and still do everything the old-fashioned way. They buy leads, invest in an auto-dialing system, and cold call people all day. They even use phone scripts (YIKES!). Somehow, though, it ends up working for them.

The newer versions of network marketers have thrown all of that out the window and have went to the internet to generate leads, make contact, etc. This has created an interesting divide between the old school and new school and a mastermind conversation involving each style can make for a very powerful and advantageous strategy.

That's the brilliance of MLMs. You will recruit people that offer strategies different from your own. And if you hustle and work hard to find results, you are inevitably going to win. Just like everything else.

Thanks for the comment, bud. I wanted to namedrop your blog in some way and when I thought about this topic, I thought it was relevant.

I agree that a lot of network marketers are inexperienced and lack the wherewithal to understand the boundaries of over-aggressiveness. However, I know a lot of people that do this everyday and it pays off immensely.

I have a few friends that are involved with multiple MLMs simultaneously and have made it their full-time career. They are older and still do everything the old-fashioned way. They buy leads, invest in an auto-dialing system, and cold call people all day. They even use phone scripts (YIKES!). Somehow, though, it ends up working for them.

The newer versions of network marketers have thrown all of that out the window and have went to the internet to generate leads, make contact, etc. This has created an interesting divide between the old school and new school and a mastermind conversation involving each style can make for a very powerful and advantageous strategy.

That's the brilliance of MLMs. You will recruit people that offer strategies different from your own. And if you hustle and work hard to find results, you are inevitably going to win. Just like everything else.

Glad to see you writing more often.