 because it does not take a large investment to start a Network Marketing does not mean to take the business LESS seriously. On the contrary, a Network Marketing business has the same amount of potential or sometimes even more than a traditional business. It depends on the person starting the business to take it seriously enough and create the kind of wealth potential that is possible. When we become a distributor for a Network Marketing company this gives us the right to sell that particular companies products and services to others.
When we are selling products we are in business.
When we are sharing we have a hobby. Again when we own a store front we would not just be ‘Sharing products’ would we? How long would a business stay open if all someone did was ‘share’ their products with people who came into their store? Business owners sell products and services in order to stay in business.
We do however; share the Network Marketing business concept. This is when selling and convincing is not necessary.
When it comes to sharing your business concept all you do is give a person one of the resources recommended below so that they can make the decision for themselves. You are just educating them on your business model. They are either in the looking zone for a business venture or they are not. For anyone still not sold on the potential advantages of owning a Network Marketing business pick up a few of Robert Kiyosaki’s books and/or cds which educate people on the Network Marketing business model. Let this type of resource deliver the message. When someone asks you how you’re doing tell them you are right on track to achieve your goals in your business. Most traditional businesses do not make a profit for several years and in fact, many go out of business within the first two years. So why be ashamed when starting a Network Marketing business?
Always tell the truth about being in a real business and any business takes money, time and work.
Owning a Network Marketing business is not the lottery. It’s a real business so treat it like one. Most business minded people understand this concept so not to worry if friends and family do not understand or poke fun. Be the messenger and if someone has been misinformed, burned in the past or doesn’t understand the Network Marketing business model, lead them to the resources and let them decide. It’s not our job to convince anyone. If someone has to be convinced or talked into something they usually don’t do anything anyway because it wasn’t their idea, passion or desire. Make sense? Start believing, thinking and acting like an entrepreneur. Be professional, put a plan in place, take action everyday to achieve goals, make connections with positive like-minded people and never give up. Copyright © 2012 by Sue Seward. All Rights Reserved.At the store today there was a mother and 4 or 5 kids, all just kind of standing, staring at the tissues. The oldest kid was behind the cart, which was blocking my way. I get right in front and the kid is just staring at me. I say excuse me and ask if I can get by. Everyone that was facing the other way turns to face me and nobody does or says anything for about 4 seconds. I back up and the mother just puts her hand on her cart. Doesn't move it, just touches it and stares at me. The kid then backs up and moves over juuuuust enough for me to squeeze by. Are you a photographer? Here’s a simple test: Can you show me a photograph? I didn’t say “image”, I said photograph. A photograph is something tangible, that I can hold in my hand. Printed on paper.
I am a photographer and I have proof: I print photographs, my walls are covered in them and my shelves have small framed photographs on them. I print and frame photographs for friends. I make photo books, too.
My latest book, 4x4x5, which documents my 4x4x5 Photo Project.
Print the photos you want to last–photographs on walls or in photo albums or photo books.
Because digital files that no one ever sees, that are locked in a folder on a hard drive aren’t photographs, they’re files locked in a folder on a hard drive that no one ever sees. If this is all you make, you are an image maker and filer, not a photographer.
Photographers make photographs. So, are you a photographer?
Print your work! Then it will last and will be seen and exist long after that hard drive stops booting up. After all, it was made by a photographer!
Find me with a new Video every Saturday on YouTube at HeresToGoodLight.com and my Daily Photography Podcast at Podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-photography-blog-kenneth-wajdas-photography-talks/id1384332744 – Here’s to good light!
Definitely 13 is our lucky number this year. Yesterday we started our Norwegian and Swedish language courses, thirteenth in a row!
On the Warsaw campus we welcomed doctors from different countries. They came from Bulgaria, Greece, Hungary, Lithuania, and Poland. The doctors will stay on the campus till April learning the languages very intensively, so in May they will be ready to move and work at Norwegian or Swedish hospitals.
Go to:[Some sauce for your gluten-loaded spaghetti.](http://www.alternet.org/food/new-study-claims-gluten-intolerance-may-not-exist-separate-celiac-disease)

Basically, the guy who first proposed non-celiac gluten intolerance wasn't satisfied with his data, so like any scientist worth his grant money, he followed up with a bigger, better controlled study. The new study failed to show that gluten itself causes problems, though there is still some suspicion about FODMAPs, which are often found in the same foods as gluten.Some suns were burned to death
Inside of me a place called peace.
Thoughts few gross and remorse
some with cusps
of molten metal
some hanging glued to
lost forbidden melancholies
A room for any more wincing?
And so plunged into clearly deaf ears
reverberates sounds of lie
undermined promises I had
surrendered to once.
I died for sure today and I gloated
no part of me
could save the day
I had you, I had your sand
between the fingers
then it slipped away.
Curses mocking warping my way
revelled and bound to stay
for it’s the fate
and a proof of
my frail breath of living.
Ghouls, few...
transpired above my head
few sunk...
into the deepest oceans of cognizance
some left unsaid, unkempt
hidden behind the walls
of their own shadows.
Woo I say
gosh this day
am I....
transgressing through haze?
is he, who I am
not the one...
the one to fray.Dragons winger Jordan Pereira insists he's buried the demons from a freak injury and won't hesitate to launch himself for the tryline once more against the Wests Tigers.
Pereira has been named in the No.2 jumper for the round one clash at WIN Stadium on Sunday evening in what will be his first NRL appearance since being dropped after round 11 last year.
The 26-year-old landed awkwardly while diving for a try in the corner during a Canterbury Cup match in July, causing brachial plexus damage which has slightly weakened his right arm.
But Pereira, who said there were fears he could have lost his arm, claims he has no doubts ahead of his Telstra Premiership return.
"If the same situation happens where I know I'm going to be put in that same position [as when he was injured] again, I'm still going to do it," said Pereira, who has notched eight tries in 20 NRL games.
"It's my job to put the ball on the try-line and whatever means necessary to do so, I'm willing to put my body on the line."
Pereira played in the Canterbury Cup preliminary final but said it "didn't really count" because he wasn't fully fit.
He made a statement with four tries against Newcastle in a trial last month, however, and said he was awash with excitement and relief after a spectacular diving finish in the second half.
"Now that that's out the way, I don't think I'll think about it from then on," Pereira said.
The affable New Zealander is confident he'll be an improved player this year following a productive summer of training.
"Honestly, this has been my favourite pre-season that I've ever had," Pereira said.
"I enjoy learning things and the previous pre-seasons that I've had I've been given lots of information but it didn't sink in as deep as it has this pre-season.
"The game's just started to slow down for me and I'm able to read defences a lot better and position myself better in attack."
Meanwhile, Blake Lawrie is set to start at lock after edging out prodigal son Trent Merrin, who is named on the bench.
Teammates have raved about Lawrie's pre-season efforts and the promising 23-year-old is determined to make a bigger impact this year having benefited from playing 23 matches in 2019.
"I want to take my game to the next level and be more of a force for our team going forward and hopefully I can do that after the pre-season