LIFE LESSONS FROM BUDAPEST

July 27th, 2010

I just returned from a trip to Budapest, Hungary.
I did 3 MLM training seminars in 2 days.

I did my best to teach and inspire the people in
attendence. When I travel, especially outside of
the United States it seems that I learn more than
I ever expect.

In my next issue of my monthly “No Fluff” MLM
Help newsletter, the entire issue will be dedicated
to this trip and be called “Lessons from Budapest”.
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The friendships you develop in the network marketing
industry are one of the most valuable benefits of being
in this industry.

Before I left for Budapest I got word that a former
downline member Barry Tiller had died in an automobile
accident. He was 44, and left his wife and 3 children.
In the mid-nineties Barry and I spent thousands of
hours together at training meeting, events and
meetings after the meeting. He was a good man.

The sad part is over the year we had lost contact. I
can only be thankful that our paths crossed and we
were able to make so many good memories.

While in Budapest I had a very interesting and unique
experience that reminded me of the importance of
friendship. I will talk about this and a lot more brain
tweaks I received on my trip in our August newsletter.

I hope you will enjoy it.

ILearning Global Shuts the Doors on MLM Division

March 28th, 2010

Today I heard that iLearningGlobal TV announced that
they have decided to stop marketing their membership-based
personal development product through the network marketing
model.

Because of the price point of the product it really did not
surprise me.

The pricing of the iLearningGlobal Premium EDGE program
was one of the major reasons that the network marketing
model failed.

Personal development is NOT in the budget of most people,
so paying $180/mo was a tall order, especially in the current
economy.

It would have been better suited to be marketed at a
$59.95 or $79.95 price point.

The real issue with “Online” with Personal development
and personal development in general is. The people who
really appreciate it and are into personal growth
don’t have time to sit in front of their computer.

Those who could really benefit, and really need it, don’t
want it. They would rather be watching brain rot on
YouTube.

The automobile always has been and always will be the
#1 way for people to access “Personal growth & Training”
programs.

Turn off your radio, and turn your car into a personal
education machine on wheels!

A great place to start is with Programming Your Mind
for Success at: http://www.ProgrammingYourMind.com