Networking as a Full Time Job ! ! !

By Dr. Greg L. Brady

Some good advice, if you are just starting out in the MLM business, and received one or two good checks, DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY JOB!!!!

I have seen many new networkers in my past 20 years get really excited and sponsor 15 to 20 people into their company. The first thing you know, they receive 15 or 20 fast start bonuses, then they receive a group bonus, then they are paid their downline override commissions. Wow, I'm going quit my job, and go full time. The next thing they know, the money stops. What happened? Well, you didn't work as hard as the previous month, you didn't think you had too, since you had all these distributors out there building your downline. Well guess again, all those distributors weren't as excited as you were and most of them didn't sign anybody, let alone they didn't even purchase any products after the first month! What a shock!!!

Speaking from experience, you should wait until you have a good secure downline. Distributors who have the same dream as you do. That are willing to go out and put as much time into building their business as you are. Make sure your method of duplication is easily learned, and don't let them out on their own until you are sure they can duplicate your actions.

I know that you want to spend more and more of your time on your new business, and you are losing more and more interest in your current occupation, hang in there, try and find new and exciting things about your current job to hold your interest until such time as you are really ready to go full time in the Networking business.

Just remember that Network Marketing is not a get rich quick scheme, it takes time to build a downline, whether you are doing it the conventional way or the way I am doing it. Dedicate how many hours per day you will spend on your venture and stick with it. If you over work it and the profits aren't up to your expectations then you'll soon tire of it. Don't give up before the miracle of Networking happens. Have Patience, but consistency, and it will happen.

My best of luck to all those who are in Networking.