Choosing the company you work for that works for you

Here at “Mentoring for FREE” we talk a lot about the 5 pillars. I think there is a misconception about the meaning of some of the pillars so I wanted to briefly go over them.

The answer is less than one ...

Think back on the last three programs you joined. On a scale of 1 to 10 how dependable were those who were in leadership? Were they there for you? Would they have been willing to help you even if you were not making them a dime? Think hard.

What causes "overnight success" ?

Have you ever started a job or gone into a new profession without being trained? Did you go down to your local discount store and order a kit to be a lawyer, a doctor, or an engineer? Of course not - to enter those professions, you need specialized knowledge.

Still the best thing out there.

I know I've talked about this book before but I just got finished reading it again, and every time I do I get more out of it. This book has literally changed my life and I just had to share. It is 100% true that your failure in Network Marketing is not your fault. Most people in "opportunities" were doomed to failure from the beginning. You have to be educated before you jump in and start working your business. The landscape has changed dramatically over the years and you owe it to yourself to read this book and decide for yourself.

Sending Money to Gurus

How many gurus are there out there who want you to get coaching from them. You know the ones that charge you all your savings and then promise to show you how to have success. You have to put up the money up front if you want to gain access to the inner circle and secrets to help you develop a system that will allow you to have duplication.

It's a start!!!

Hey everyone this is the blog of Kenneth Domke, Network Marketer. I'll try not to mention any names of opportunities, but if I do it's purely accidental and just concentrate on the training. Networking is not an easy business but the work you put into is rewarded much greater than traditional jobs. Where people fail is understanding the timeline. A friend of mine Cody Lytle gave me a little riddle to help people understand Networking. Here it is:

If you had a jar and put a marble in it and doubled it every second and it took 60 seconds to fill the jar, how many seconds did it take to fill it half way up?

Think about it a little bit. When you get the answer, you will understand Network Marketing.