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One of the most important things that I have learned is only worry about the things that you control. If you are not in control there is nothing you can do about it so try not to worry but I have found you are in control of a lot more than you might think. Check out this post by Lori Deschene. It is one of the best I have seen in awhile.

“Why worry about things you can’t control when you can keep yourself busy controlling the things that depend on you?” ~Unknown

CNN reports that psychic businesses are thriving in this challenging economy—and the clientele has expanded to include more business professionals who are worried about their financial future. According to Columbia Business School’s Professor Gita Johar who studies consumer behavior, the greatest motivation for visiting a psychic is to feel a sense of control.

Sure, there are lots of things we can’t control: businesses may fold, stocks may plummet, relationships may end–the list is infinite, really. But wouldn’t we be far more effective if we focused on all things we can control instead; if we stopped worrying about the indefinite and started benefiting from the guaranteed?

Right now you can control:
1. How many times you smile today.
2. How much effort you exert at work.
3. Your level of honesty.
4. How well you prepare.
5. How you act on your feelings.
6. How often you say “thank you.”
7. When you pull out your wallet for luxuries.
8. Whether or not you give someone the benefit of the doubt.
9. How you interpret situations.
10. Whether or not you compete with people around you.
11. How often you notice and appreciate small acts of kindness—they’re everywhere!
12. Whether you listen or wait to talk.
13. When you walk away from a conversation.
14. How nice you are to yourself in your head.
15. Whether you think positive or negative thoughts.
16. Whether or not you form expectations of people.
17. The type of food you eat.
18. When you answer someone’s question—or email or call.
19. How much time you spend worrying.
20. How many new things you try.
21. How much exercise you get.
22. How many times you swear in traffic.
23. Whether or not you plan for the weather.
24. How much time you spend trying to convince people you’re right.
25. How often you think about your past.
26. How many negative articles you read.
27. The attention you give to your loved ones when you see them.
28. How much you enjoy the things you have right now.
29. Whether or not you communicate something that’s on your mind.
30. How clean or uncluttered you keep your space.
31. What books you read.
32. How well you network at social events.
33. How deeply you breathe when you experience stress.
34. How many times you admit you don’t know something—and then learn something new.
35. How often you use your influence to help people instead of focusing on building your influence.
36. When you ask for help.
37. Which commitments you keep and cancel.
38. How many risks you take.
39. How creative/innovative you are in your thinking.
40. How clear you are when you explain your thoughts.
41. Whether you formulate a new plan or act on your existing one.
42. How much information you get before you make a decision.
43. How much information you share with people.
44. Whether you smoke or drink (unless you’re an alcoholic, in which case I am not qualified to offer you advice.)
45. Whether or not you judge other people.
46. Whether you smell good or bad (unless you have some strange resistance to soap and deodorant).
47. How much of what other people say you believe.
48. How quickly you try again after you fall.
49. How many times you say “I love you.”
50. How much rest you get at night.

Odds are some of these resonate with you more than others; so what? You can’t do 50 things at once anyways. When I start fixating on something I can’t control, I pick just one of these to think about instead. Minor changes in thinking, I’ve found, lead to major changes in my reality. Do you have any to add to the list?

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By Dan Putnam

Every time I take a step back and really think about Network Marketing and what the potential is I often wonder if we are making Network Marketing to hard? After working from home on a full time basis now for well over 10 years you would think I would know the secret to success. Well I have good news for you I believe I do know the secret to success and yes we are making Network Marketing to hard. I am going to break this down into 3 steps: Recruiting vs Sponsoring, the secret formula for success, and give it time.

Recruiting vs Sponsoring: I think that not understanding the difference between Recruiting and Sponsoring is one of the biggest problems in the industry. Let start by giving a brief explanation: Recruiting is simply the act of bringing someone into your business. Sponsoring on the other hand goes several steps farther. It includes the sign up process and then the mentoring, training, and supporting necessary to help your new distributor attain their goals. This is a long term commitment to your new business partner.

When I look back at my biggest success over the last 10 years, building an organization of over 75,000 active distributors in 24 months, I only sponsored 3 front line distributors and I put all of my focus in helping those 3 people reach their goals. The interesting thing was within 24 months all three of them were making a multiple six figure residual income and they were not relying on me much at all. They had their own business and things were great. That is an example of what can happen if you understand the difference between Recruiting and Sponsoring.

Now let me tell you the mistake I made next. After selling that business I started over. What was I thinking? I turned the American dream into the American nightmare. This time I thought I was going to take my business to the next level. I put together a huge advertising budget, set up several e-mail servers, and even a 100 line auto dialing system. I turned this machine on and started generating 100’s of fresh leads a day and turned that into 30-50 new distributors a month. I thought that I had finally figured out the secret to success, boy was I wrong. I continued on this path for almost 5 years sponsoring 30-50 distributors per month, month in and month out working harder than ever before trying to take my business to the next level. After five years my group had well over 100,000 sign ups. The bad news is only around 10,000 were active and only one person out of the 1000’s that I personally recruited was making a six figure residual income. What was wrong with this picture? I worked what seemed to be twice as hard for 3 years longer made less than half the money and had less than 1/5 of the active distributors. The reason I am writing this report is to help make sure you do not make the same mistake I did while trying to take your business to the next level. My new plan this year is to sponsor 5 people and mentor, train, and support them so they can attain their goals. Why five? Well really no particular reason that was just the number that I felt I could work with on a daily basis to give them the support they will need to get their new business up and running. I do want to point out one interesting thing though. The greatest thing about Network Marketing in my opinion is leverage. Leverage is really what this business is all about. Let me explain how this works, Network Marketing in a perfect world is a lot of people doing a little work. This short exercise will show you the power of a lot of people doing a little bit and how that can turn into massive leverage.

Let’s say you sponsor just 2, 3, 4, or 5 people and duplicate this effort 4 times.

Level 1: 2 Level 1: 3 Level 1: 4 Level 1: 5

Level 2: 4 Level 2: 9 Level 2: 16 Level 2: 25

Level 3: 8 Level 3: 27 Level 3: 64 Level 3: 125

Level 4: 16 Level 4: 81 Level 4:256 Level 4: 625

Total: 30 Total: 120 Total: 340 Total: 780

This is a simple exercise to point out how big of a difference one person can make. Even though when you look at these numbers they are hundreds apart the real difference between each group is only one. Once you understand this I think it will make a lot more sense why you want to become a great sponsor and not a great recruiter.

For more information feel free to email me or call meedgemarketer@gmail.com”>edgemarketer@gmail.com or 801-682-5448 thanks Dan Putnam