Americans are concerned about weight and billions of dollars are spent every year on weight loss and weight control in this country. Whether it is to improve one’s physical appearance or to improve one’s health Americans are obsessed with dieting. Last year I wrote an e-Book on Why Diets Fail. I won’t go into all the details on weight loss and dieting in this post but the jest of it was that all diets fail unless a diet program is supplemented with all of the essential nutrients necessary for the body to function optimally. Now, after studying Hannel and The Master Key System I realize that there is another kind of “diet” that is needed to create or manifest the desired outcome of one’s life.
When was the last time you went on a “Mental Diet?”
The “Mental Diet” on which you live determines the entire character of your life. The thoughts you think and the topics that you dwell on in the mental realm affect everything in your life. Your physical well-being, your income potential, your happiness are all dictated by what you feed into your daily thoughts so over time your “Mental Diet” affects the outcome of your entire life experiences.
This idea of “Mental Diet” would explain why most people fail when it comes to New Year’s resolutions. It explains why, no matter how well you create a list of goals or how much detailed thought goes into planning those goals ultimately failure is the outcome. As dieting fails without a program of proper supplementation of the essential nutrients for optimal health, so does “Mental Dieting” fail without the proper consumption of mental supplementation for optimal mental well-being.
In “Why Diets Fail” I show that the lack of essential nutrients causes the body to crave creating an insatiable appetite in an effort to find the lacking nutrition. In the “Mental Diet,” Emmet Fox discusses how difficult it is to change current reality because past thoughts, the way our minds have been programmed, the diet we have fed our subconscious mind with, keeps us from standing back and taking an objective look at the reality in which we find ourselves. As a result we continue to “feed” our mind with what has got us to where we are in our current reality.
In weight loss, supplementing with the essential nutrients increases the effectiveness of any weight loss program. To succeed with a “Mental Diet” you have to carefully select all day the kind of thoughts that you think. If you want to have a life of happiness and a sense of being worthwhile you must be selective in the thoughts that you allow yourself to dwell upon. A properly supplemented “Mental Diet” shapes your life into what it can be not what it has been so far. This is precisely why I have chosen to go on this journey into Mark J's the Master Key Master Mind Alliance.
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Monday, November 17, 2014
Are you using 1960's technology? - Post 380
So why do we make prospecting so hard?
Because we are working with 1960s technology. Yes, in the early 1960s, we didn't have fax machines, cheap long-distance, the Internet, mobile phones ... and not even a calculator!
We certainly wouldn't want to go back to that era to build our business.
In 1960, we didn't know how the human mind made decisions to join, or not to join our business. So here is what we did:
We called prospects, made an appointment or invited them to an opportunity meeting, and then we dumped one hour of presentation information on them. Maybe we even showed them a movie (videos were not yet available) to bore them even further. And finally, we asked them for their decision.
Groan.
Thankfully, today we know how prospects make their decisions. We know how they decide quickly and efficiently. And we have the skills to manage those decisions.
We need to start by learning what goes through the prospects head. Click the link below or go to http://thinking.aimhighforsuccess.com
As the late Jim Rohn always said, "REMEMBER THE SAME WIND BLOWS ON ALL OF US ITS THE SET OF YOUR SAIL THAT DECIDES YOUR COURSE!!" Set your sail for success in network marketing today by learning the skills for success. If you would like some personal help on this and any other aspects of network marketing then subscribe to my blog http://AIMHighWithKeith.com and be sure to check out some of my past posts. Also if you find value in my posts please share them with your team.
Because we are working with 1960s technology. Yes, in the early 1960s, we didn't have fax machines, cheap long-distance, the Internet, mobile phones ... and not even a calculator!
We certainly wouldn't want to go back to that era to build our business.
In 1960, we didn't know how the human mind made decisions to join, or not to join our business. So here is what we did:
We called prospects, made an appointment or invited them to an opportunity meeting, and then we dumped one hour of presentation information on them. Maybe we even showed them a movie (videos were not yet available) to bore them even further. And finally, we asked them for their decision.
Groan.
Thankfully, today we know how prospects make their decisions. We know how they decide quickly and efficiently. And we have the skills to manage those decisions.
We need to start by learning what goes through the prospects head. Click the link below or go to http://thinking.aimhighforsuccess.com
As the late Jim Rohn always said, "REMEMBER THE SAME WIND BLOWS ON ALL OF US ITS THE SET OF YOUR SAIL THAT DECIDES YOUR COURSE!!" Set your sail for success in network marketing today by learning the skills for success. If you would like some personal help on this and any other aspects of network marketing then subscribe to my blog http://AIMHighWithKeith.com and be sure to check out some of my past posts. Also if you find value in my posts please share them with your team.
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Is social media slowing growth in your business? - Post 379
So how hard is it to talk to "live" people?
Network marketing is person-to-person, talking to a "live" human being. So why do new network marketers make it so hard?
They want to start with strangers, because they don't know what to say to people they know. Not sure if strangers will appreciate them not knowing what to say.
So what do they do?
They post on social media, and then spend weeks writing content for their blog. They set up a squeeze page that sends people to a landing page that uses an opt-in box to put them on an autoresponder sequence. Then, they send email messages until the person goes and watches a teaser video, and hopefully will leave their details to be contacted.
And then, finally, the new networker can make that phone call to this low-quality lead and hope not to get rejected.
Why not go into Starbucks, sit down near the door, and start a 'live' conversation with a 'live' person."
Bypass all the filters, hoops, and social media, and just go and talked to a "live" person. Pretty neat.
But people say, "Well, that person in Starbucks ... how do you know that person is interested?"
Of course that person is interested. Almost everyone wants more money and a better life. That person is just as interested, just as qualified as the low-quality lead that put some information on a form.
But isn't just talking to people "old school?" Yes. It is so much more efficient than spending weeks and months for a chance to talk to a lead.
But isn't social media, having 5,000 Facebook friends that don't care, a modern way to do network marketing? Well, if delaying talking to prospects is modern, yes.
"But I heard of someone who made a fortune just buying an Internet course and sending out emails!" Well, could be true. Ask yourself if you have the same skill set, the same relationship with a mailing list, etc. as that person.
Now, I am not saying, "Don't use social media." What I am saying is that many new distributors hide behind computer screens, avoid talking to "live" people, and delay the start of their business.
Our business is talking to "live" people, so we want to get on with it as soon as possible. And the cruel truth of all of this is: If we spend weeks or months to get a chance to talk to a "live" prospect, we still have to talk to that prospect.
Quickly learn how to talk to prospects, and your business will grow faster.
Click the link below or visit http://instantrapport.aimhighforsuccess.com to learn how to build instant rapport so people ask you for a presentation.
As the late Jim Rohn always said, "REMEMBER THE SAME WIND BLOWS ON ALL OF US ITS THE SET OF YOUR SAIL THAT DECIDES YOUR COURSE!!" Set your sail for success in network marketing today by learning the skills for success. If you would like some personal help on this and any other aspects of network marketing then subscribe to my blog http://AIMHighWithKeith.com and be sure to check out some of my past posts. Also if you find value in my posts please share them with your team.
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Everybody loves a good story - Post 378
Everybody loves a good story.
When you are walking past some friends telling a story, what does your subconscious command you to do? Listen. We love to listen to stories. Even little children, two years old say, "Mommy, Daddy, tell me a story."
So this should be a hint. If people love stories more than facts, how should we communicate to them? If people put up resistance to facts, but are open to stories, how should we communicate to them?
Our stories create pictures inside our prospects' heads, and a picture is worth 1,000 words. Let's look at the difference stories make by simply talking to a young man who just graduated from high school. We could say:
"Over 80% of the people who retire are broke. A residual income to add to our pensions is the key. By sacrificing current income, you could create a cash-producing asset in a few years ..."
Yawn. Boring. Not connecting.
So we could talk to that same young man with a story. We could say:
"Two young men graduate from high school. Young man #1 goes to a university, graduates $100,000 in debt, unemployed, begging for a job that will only pay him enough to be in debt the rest of his life, and then he gets to ... die.
"Young man #2 graduates from high school, starts his own business, and when his friend graduates from university, he retires, buys a university, and gives himself the grades he always wanted."
Does the story communicate better? I think so. Everyone loves a good story.
I know stories work. And I know stories pay off big.
Would you like to learn some great network marketing stories to help you build your team faster? Click the picture below.
When you are walking past some friends telling a story, what does your subconscious command you to do? Listen. We love to listen to stories. Even little children, two years old say, "Mommy, Daddy, tell me a story."
So this should be a hint. If people love stories more than facts, how should we communicate to them? If people put up resistance to facts, but are open to stories, how should we communicate to them?
Our stories create pictures inside our prospects' heads, and a picture is worth 1,000 words. Let's look at the difference stories make by simply talking to a young man who just graduated from high school. We could say:
"Over 80% of the people who retire are broke. A residual income to add to our pensions is the key. By sacrificing current income, you could create a cash-producing asset in a few years ..."
Yawn. Boring. Not connecting.
So we could talk to that same young man with a story. We could say:
"Two young men graduate from high school. Young man #1 goes to a university, graduates $100,000 in debt, unemployed, begging for a job that will only pay him enough to be in debt the rest of his life, and then he gets to ... die.
"Young man #2 graduates from high school, starts his own business, and when his friend graduates from university, he retires, buys a university, and gives himself the grades he always wanted."
Does the story communicate better? I think so. Everyone loves a good story.
I know stories work. And I know stories pay off big.
Would you like to learn some great network marketing stories to help you build your team faster? Click the picture below.
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