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Our Nov/Dec 2009 theme is Live to Give. Mark Victor Hansen talks about the super successful child entrepreneurs he interviewed and their extraordinary commitment to giving. Duane Elgin believes a global transition from consumerism to contribution is going to make us a happier, more fulfilled society.
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Networking Times Highlights
LEADOFF
Here to Serve
- Josephine Gross, Ph.D.
We are all stewards on spaceship Earth.
THE CLOSE
The Opposite of Dismal
- Bob Burg and John David Mann
To be successful in network marketing, it's important to understand how giving works.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARIES
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NT Interview:
A Revolution in Fairness
Duane Elgin is an internationally recognized speaker, author and social visionary who looks beneath the surface turbulence of our times to explore the deeper trends that are transforming our world. A Wharton MBA, Duane participates in high-level think tanks consulting to the government and largest c...read more
Lead Story:
Giving: The Secret of the
Genuinely Rich
Mark Victor Hansen is cocreator of the Chicken Soup for the Soul publishing phenomenon, and author of dozens of other popular books, including the #1 New York Times bestseller The One Minute Millionaire. Over the past three years, Mark tracked down the wealthiest child entrepre...read more
Master Networker:
Truly Home-Based
Steve and Pasha Carter are devoted parents of three young children. They are also the proud owners of a hugely successful networking business they run almost entirely from their home. Ever since they implemented an online presenting and training system for their team, they have been the number one producers in their company. They truly created their dream of having a home business with unlimited income potential, and now dedicate their time to showing others how to do the same.
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The Top 10 Distinctions for Fulfilling Your Dreams
Keith Cameron Smith
As I write this, it is October 2009. I am going to share something with you about 10-10-10. Your life can be measurably better by October 10, 2010 or 10-10-10.
Where do want to be a year from now? What do you want to have done? What is important to you? To help you gain some clarity with your answers to those questions, let me share a few thoughts from distinction 10 in my book The Top 10 Distinctions between Millionaires and the Middle Class, and something from distinction 10 in The Top 10 Distinctions between Winners and Whiners and something from distinction 10 in The Top 10 Distinctions between Dream Fulfillers and Dream Killers.
Distinction 10 in The Top 10 Distinctions between Millionaires and the Middle Class is:
Millionaires think long term, the middle class thinks short term.
In this distinction I break society down into five groups of people. They are the very poor, the poor, the middle class, the rich and the very rich. Each group of people thinks very differently about money. For example, very poor people think day to day, poor people think week to week, middle class people think month to month, rich people think year to year and very rich people think decade to decade...
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Net-WORK-ing Says It All
Andrea Nierenberg
I often say that the word networking is a misunderstood word. It means many things to all of us. I look at the word as three-pronged:
- Sometimes it is structured and strategic when you are going to an event, hosting a party or working with your downline and prospects at any group together.
- Often networking is serendipitous-you can connect with someone anywhere, anytime in life who could be someone interested in getting into your business and learning about the opportunity. Most of the great networking happens for me this way and I call it turning serendipitous accidents into unbelievable opportunities.
- It can be unconscious-we are engaging in the process of building relationships and alliances and we just do not call it networking-yet it is-the small world effect or a friend put me in touch with someone and then the following happened.
Networking is many things to all of us. We engage in the process to build and develop our teams and downlines and we have many...
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