Simplified Network Marketing

Network marketing is not my whole life. In fact, it is just a very tiny portion of what I do.

When not working my network marketing business, and a whole realm of other daily chores, my relaxation time, to enjoy life, is at a dusty ranch, with sloping hills and canyons, soft breezes, and the smell of horses. Three years ago, I never thought I would ever get my boots dirty or muck out horse stalls.

This is now a way of life I prefer. Riding out in the canyons, cantering up and down the hills, without a care in the world, and thinking how incredible the gifts of nature can be. This is the most rewarding adventure I have ever traversed. To grab one hour in is this setting is unbelievable joy and satisfaction.

The continuous image that whirls through my mind is a beautiful ranch, near Carmel Valley, with a dozen horses romping through the green pastures, big gnarly Oak trees providing lots of shade, and the sun shining graciously on my back while riding an elegant paint horse.

Building a home on a ranch is just a stone throw away, because I am determined to attain this goal. To help me achieve this goal is my network marketing opportunity.

Network marketing and creating an attraction marketing system has motivated me even more because of the challenge and the learning curve that absolutely intrigue. The beauty of this is that I can help others in network marketing become successful in their life and thus, it does not seem like a job to me.

I don’t have to succeed in network marketing to make me feel fulfilled or to be happy, or to have the things in life that are important to me. Network marketing is a vehicle that can assist me to reach my goals and I appreciate this vehicle.

I am filled with the joy of a happy and loving marriage (20 years next month!), a life surrounded by compassionate and loving friends, and a wonderful family. My joy is giving, loving others and being loved in return, spending time with my husband and our horses.

I’m not sure whether this is genetic, or learned, but I am passionate to those who are in need. Whether an animal, an elderly person, or someone trying desperately to achieve success, I want to help them. Because I am provided a gift from God, I am compelled to share this gift.

The most important advice that I can provide to a new network marketer is this: Reach out to help others, give unselfishly, and helping people is not about you – it’s about giving a life to another.

Give until you think you have nothing left, and then . . . give some more.

Graciously give and for those who do not accept your help, thank them, and move on, and give to others, because there are people who need your help in their life.

Find the balance in your life. Work hard at your network marketing business and then enjoy the time in between for what is truly rewarding to you. There is no golden answer to success in network marketing, I don’t care what the sales copy reads in the headline. The answer will all be in you. Remain focused on your goals, always be willing to learn, open your mind to new adventures, and give.