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Permalink Reply by Chase on May 6, 2008 at 6:12pm

I believe the sky is the limit and yes your Dreams can s come true if you believe in yourself and others on your team , I want to take my team to the next level as well as help others on here be successful
A great website to join for free is www.networkmarketingcentral.com Kim Klaver is a guru of networking and a terrific person you get free e-mail also if you join www.brain tracy.com he send you free e-mails as well to take you to the next level in your business. I wish everyone comtinued sucessin all your endeavors.
ands Dream Big!

Permalink Reply by Johnnie Mesaros on May 6, 2008 at 9:10pm

Thanks for sharing your favorite sites, Chase. Who else has favorite sites they would like to share?

Permalink Reply by Joseph L. Rosenberg on June 27, 2008 at 8:54pm

You have to be visible, let people find you, too.

Permalink Reply by Donald L Ward on November 27, 2008 at 3:52pm

NETS WORK and they lead to Greater NET WORTHS. RELATIONSHIPS FIRST....Transactions will come in time. Give away whatever you may need in the Future. 1. Never be Offended 2. Always ask what someone is working on and what they need next....FIRST. 3. Withhold nothing that you can easily do for anyone you meet. 4. Celebrate Diversity..don't persecute it....makes for a better stew. I really only try to find that person that I am divinely on assignment to, or that may be on assignment to me....and I always meet them and many more in the process. Whatever you Honor will Honor you. The poor think short term in their relationships, wanting to know what they can get from someone today. The Very Wealthy think Long term, Generationally, 10 years ahead at least. The Middle Class thinks month to month, Poor Week to week, Very Poor...Day to day. Think long term.
"One is either led by Mentors, or Driven by Tormentors" Mentor D L Ward www.ceospace.net
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Permalink Reply by Jim Courtney on December 4, 2008 at 7:56pm

Aloha Johnnie

I agree. I'm amazed when I see networkers scurry to accumulate the most number of links. What can one person do with 10,000 impersonal links except poke their chest out and brag about how many are in their network? Quality is lost in quantity. If by chance you remember one sells Real Estate in the Chicago Area, and you have a college buddy that was just offered a job there, and needs recommendations of places available, you might get lucky. How do you determine if they are qualified or for that matter have the integrity to have your friend’s best interests in mind. Why you justed picked them out of the litter, you really don’t know anything about them, other than they are in your 11,000 contact database. I prefer a smaller more intimate group of contacts. We all know each other’s businesses, family, and friends. We keep in contact, hang out together or meet up when we cross paths. We know family member names, favorite colors, what we did last weekend, and each other’s birthday. That way when I need a job, a client, a reference, a new car, recommendations or just friendly chat, I won’t have to search through a sea of contacts. I know them and they know me.
Just my thoughts

Jim
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