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Party Planning? A Party takes place when a Representative is invited to a house where the Host of the Party has gathered a group of friends together to enjoy a fun and informative session on a specific group of products. Event & Party planning can take a long time because of all the little things you need to think about. The venue, food, time, guests and many other things. Goodtime Harbour Cruises has a variety of different event occasions you could be interested in. Corporate Cruises, Boxing Day Cruises and Valentine’s Day Cruises. Party Plan sales combine: – A hands-on experience with the products – Subtle education and helpful tips from the… Read More

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You only have so many ways to make money: 1. Job – you will get paid about 25% of what you are worth, because that’s all the company can afford to pay you. Plus, no matter how valuable you think you are, they will downsize you or replace you with technology at the first available opportunity. When you get too old to be productive they will figure out a way to discard you with very little in retirement benefits. They are using you! Studies have shown that between 70% and 90% of Americans hate their job. Pre-work week stress causes more people to die of heart attacks on Monday morning that… Read More

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Getting Started   Part 1: Orientation and Organisation So, you just signed up with your network marketing company and you’re excited but thinking “what do I do now?” Here are a few guidelines. Get to Know Your Sponsor/Enroller By sponsor I mean the person you signed up with, your immediate upline. In your organisation this might be called the enroller. You might have been talking to someone for weeks about joining and then signed up under them or you might have signed up from a traffic exchange and not know your sponsor at all. Your sponsor’s name should be shown in your company back office and you should receive a… Read More

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Network marketing has been developing as a business model for fifty years. In all that time the standard advice has been to recruit all your friends, family and neighbours in fact everyone you know. And yet it’s well documented that only 5% are likely to be interested in buying your product and a further 5% may be interested in joining you in the business. So.. let’s say you have 100 friends, relatives and neighbours. You enthusiastically tell them about your new business venture. 5% may join you within a few months. That’s five people. It’s also well that only 20% of those will actually do anything to grow their own… Read More

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