I have 3 facebook accounts.

The 1st account is exclusive for my family and friends.

The 2nd one is purely for “business” contacts.

The last account is my secret identity “smurkydad” account (I use “smurkydad” pseudonym to coach networkers)

Let’s talk about my 2nd account.

(Im putting a “smurkydad’s twist” in T Harv Eker’s “Rich vs. Poor” comparison.)

This is my version:  Successful networkers vs. Unsuccessful networkers

1. Successful networkers believe: “I create my life.”

Unsuccessful networkers believe: “Life happens to me.”

2. Successful networkers play the money game to win.
Unsuccessful networkers play the money game to not lose.

Want to get fast result in your business?  Work it five nights a week.  Sounds crazy, I know… (wink)

Maybe youre thinking, “I work five days a week in my job – thats about  8 or 10 hours a day.  Then I have my spouse, the kids, all my other responsibilities.” Exactly. Which is why you need to do it.

How Many People Do I Need to Sponsor?

Almost everyone I coach has the same dilemma.  They’re chasing after the same few team distributors trying to manage their way to being rich.  But they haven’t sponsored enough people personally.

They sponsor one or two people they believe have so much potential, they just keep pestering those two, wondering when they will make them rich.  And sadly, you often end up scaring them away. The people feel so much pressure to perform, it drives them out of the business.

 met a couple of networkers last week. Gave them the chance to throw any questions they could think of.

One of them asked me “smurkydad, who are the right prospects?”

I remember Jim Rohn’s quote that your income will be the average income of the five people closest to you. This sure has a lot of lessons in our business.

Want to meet the best prospects for your MLM business?  It’s simple. Just meet the best people.

Good people do good things.  Great people do great things.

We all have 24 hours in a day.
And, we all get to choose how we use those hours.

How do we choose what to do during those 24 hours?

There is an old saying, “If you really care, you will make time.”
Think about it.
When you were dating, did you make time for your future spouse?
Yes, because you cared.
If you care about your personal hygiene, do you take the time to shower or bathe?
Yes, because you care.
If you care about your hunger pains, do you take time to eat?
Yes, because you care.
And there is another old saying, “If you really care about becoming
financially free, you will make the time.”

We thought they’re just birds…
.. but they’re more than that… 

read carefully…
learn from them…

teach your team the value of TEAMWORK..

here’s some stuffs you can learn from 
milton olson when it comes to “geese”:

I hate SPAMS. I really do.

But when some unknown guy sent you something like
“this” in your email then you realize “SPAMS are not bad afterall”.

You’ll see what i mean


12 differences between those who dream and those who act:

1. Wanna-be’s obsess about ideas.
Entrepreneurs obsess about 
implementation.

2. Wanna-be’s want more web traffic.
Entrepreneurs focus on sales 
conversion.

Why You’re Not Getting the Results You Want? 

Imagine this… you’ve just joined  an MLM company  and
youre aching to build a huge network.
well, thanks to your  direct upline /girlfriend/partner and
her sweet convincing speech: “kapag di ka sumali,
hihiwalayan kita!!!” Who wouldn’t join to her
non-threatening sweet talk? (just kidding)

And here you are joining the bandwagon of the best
opportunity in the whole wide world -  very eager to
get started.

you said, “this is it! oras ko ng yumaman!, “ then
you visualized riding your BMW dream car and playing billiards with your kids in that P10-million dream bungalow. (partner, huwag mong tipirin ang pangarap mo. libre ang mangarap. walang bayad.)

… so you’ve  started inviting your prospects, experienced
rejections first-hand, made  few  more invites, experienced rejections first-hand, do dozens of follow ups, experienced rejection first-hand and surprisingly some of them joined your network when you least expected … finally! (did i mention you’ll experience rejections first-hand in this business?)

… then you organized your own dream team, attended
some of the company trainings, made a couple of
gameplan for the group… etc…

let’s do a fast forward…