<div>Do You Have a Network Marketer "Millionaire" Personality? </div>

Over 95% of people who enter the network marketing business fail. Of the 5% who succeed, the one thing they have in common is:

They were persistent. They kept striving for success even though it wasn't overnight.

They chose the right company. If you chose the right company with the right leadership and compensation plan, you'll be successful.

They had a really great sponsor who showed them how to do the business properly.

They knew the owners already, so they knew how to run the business.

When you are looking for people to recruit into your business and you get rejected, you:

Feel devastated and deflated.

Don't take it personally and instead, quickly move onto other prospects who might be better suited to joining your team.

Get annoyed. You think to yourself, "Doesn't everyone want financial freedom? Can't they see they NEED this opportunity".

When your sponsor asks you about what you'd like to see happen in your business you respond by:

Telling them that you're going to "see how it goes" and work from there.

Asking him/her how fast are you going to make some money now that you've invested in your initial sign-up package.

Setting some short and long-term concrete goals you'd like to achieve so that they can support you in achieving them.

Your sponsor has suggested that you try some cold-calling to get some prospects for your business. After calling approximately 300 people and getting nowhere you:

Decide that you probably picked the wrong company or the wrong sponsor, so you bail out.

Decide to be more creative and embark on a new strategy (or several new ones) with or without the blessing of your sponsor, until you find one that works for you.

Decide that network marketing just isn't for you and you can't understand what's wrong with you, so, dejected, you quit.

Decide that you need to be better at cold-calling so you buy another 5000 leads because you need the practice.

You just started a new networking business and have never done direct sales before. Your sponsor suggests that you participate in one-on-one and weekly team training calls so that you can be properly trained to do network marketing. Your response is:

You don't have the time to do the training, so you do the best you can and contact your friends and family and tell them about the product/service/opportunity without the support of your team. Besides, "how hard can it be?"

To let your sponsor/team know that you don't have time for the training right now but that you'll contact them when you need help.

You make the time to get the proper training and schedule it in as soon as possible.

Do You Have a Network Marketer "Millionaire" Personality?

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