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Tired Of The Old School Network Marketing Techniques?

Topic: LeadershipPublished January 11, 2011

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Tired Of The Old School Network Marketing Techniques? rnAre you tired of the old school network marketing techniques? You know the 3 foot rule, hanging flyers, bugging your family and friends, and holding hotel meetings. I know that when I first joined my first network marketing company, I was told to use these same techniques. I was told to make a list of 100 people that I knew and basically call every one of them to ask and see if they would be interested in making some extra money. I was only faced with questions I wasn't able to answer, getting hung up on, and faced with nothing but rejection. When I was officially shunned by everyone that I knew, all my upline told me to do was to go out and buy some opportunity leads. This only led me to some more rejection and spending a bunch of money. Now I was out of money, and had nothing to show for it. Then just as I was going to give up, I found what I consider to be the "life saver" for my business. This life saver I speak of was Mike Dillard's 7 Day Free Video Boot Camp.

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