How To Find Network Marketing Leaders
Finding network marketing leaders is as easy as playing with a deck of cards with the goal of sorting through the cards to find the four aces. Or at least, an analogy using a deck of cards is a great way to explain it.
What most people have a hard time doing is actually sorting through the other cards while searching for the ace. Instead they flip the first card over and get upset that it’s not an ace.
But in order to find the network marketing leaders you have to sort through ALL of the cards in multiple decks as the anomaly goes.
In fact, the network marketing leaders don’t even look any different from the others, just like a deck of cards on the top side.
You have no idea who you are enrolling until you flip the card over. You don’t know if it’s a network marketing leader who is going to go recruit other leaders or flash in the pan dud.
But what most people do is way over react when they realize they flipped over a 3 instead of an ace. Or sometimes they flip over a Jack and enroll a good one and over celebrate.
They forget that it’s a business of sorting and in order to find the network marketing leaders, you MUST sort.
You cannot have an emotional attachment to any of it. No matter what you get, the ONLY way to find the network marketing leaders and recruit them to your team is to always remember that your job is to “keep flipping cards” or sort through the numbers.
That’s it. Don’t over complicated it by having an emotional reaction to each new recruit either in a good way or a bad way, just keep sorting.
Finding and recruiting network marketing leaders is as simple as flipping over a deck of cards but what you have to realize is this.
You’re going to have to flip over 4 2’s to get through the entire deck and find the aces. You’re gong to have to flip over 4 3’s, 4 4’, 4 5’s, etc.
You have to sort through the entire deck to find the aces. And get rid of any emotional attachment to any of them. A 2 is a 2. A 3 is a 3. It means nothing. It’s just a numbers game.
You have to sort through the entire deck to find the aces. And get rid of any emotional attachment to any of them. A 2 is a 2. A 3 is a 3. It means nothing. It’s just a numbers game.
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Matt Morris
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