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Hi -

When one spends so much time coaching, training and mentoring others it is easy to lose sight of how "questions are the answers."

So here is a question I forgot to ask you the other day...

"What is your biggest challenge in building your mlm business?"

Just post your comment (go to bottom of this page) and let me know, so that I can compile the answers into a research report for you.

Have a great day.

Cheers,
Iñaki

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Collette - Sep 16 2008 07:34 Report Unrelated Comment
Hello Inaki and all
My biggest challenge by far are those that think they can join a business and do NOTHING to help promote it. Then when they make nothing, they blame the business instead of themselves.

Then there are those that put out the HYPE ads with titles like: free to join, do nothing, earn a million and so on. Which make it hard for those of us who are really treating our mlm like the business it really is.

NOTHING in this life is FREE. You either pay money or spend time. But to truely be successful you have to WORK your business LIKE the business it is!

Thanks for listening to the RANT

Collette


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Goran Sujansky - Aug 24 2008 16:35 Report Unrelated Comment
I have many years of experience in mlm and have gone through much tutoring. This is the bottom line of everything:

http://tntunited.biz/eng/

Goran


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Clifford Griffin - Aug 23 2008 05:45 Report Unrelated Comment
Hello Inaki,

Cliff Griffin here. My biggest challenge in establishing my MLM business is simply coming up a list of people to talk to.

But even worse than that is I'm finding it very difficult to stay away from Internet Marketing.

Kindest Regards,

Clifford Griffin
cliffgriff@crawler.com
Kindest Regards,

Clifford Griffin
cliflevi@gmail.com


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WAHM - Reese - Aug 22 2008 16:08 Report Unrelated Comment
I feel like I have every single problem mentioned below. I am fairly new to MLM and I'm still going through that learning curve of how to do ANYTHING. I'm having trouble recruiting and I'm having trouble to get people to even try my "product" which is FREE. I know MLM has great potential, and I know that there is a way to be successful at it, but I'm still working on how.

~Teresa

Teresa Hudson
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KathyClark - Aug 22 2008 08:30 Report Unrelated Comment
PS, I love your picture here. What a way to enjoy life. Awesome.
Kathy
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Kathy Clark


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KathyClark - Aug 22 2008 08:29 Report Unrelated Comment
My challenge is me....I get too many irons in the fire and begin to lose focus. My main focus is Direct Matches and I love it and it works for me, $$$ are coming in every week. But I also love health products and use them. The ones I love, I join to buy wholesale and perhaps to earn an additional stream of money. I am excited about the benefits of each one and the comp plans are awesome. But....there are only so many hours in the day.

My time is taken helping my downline to get started and help them on their journey; marketing and promotion; and networking.

The beginning of any new venture is where all the time and effort is needed. It does get easier as you go along.

Kathy Clark
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Kathy Clark


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Adam K - Aug 21 2008 22:04 Report Unrelated Comment
My issue is finding people to talk to about my business, as every place I have posted to or tried to chat in have been full of people cramming their own business down my throat.


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Iñaki Legorburu - Aug 21 2008 16:33 Report Unrelated Comment
Thanks Tracey.

When you say you are getting pretty good at finding good programs, how many programs do you need to find?

I was delighted with one program, and now have my handsfull because I have adopted a second program. That's pretty much my limit.
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abundantwealth - Aug 21 2008 11:26 Report Unrelated Comment
I would say probably-adding to your downline and finding good programs-weeding out the bad ones. I am getting pretty good at it now!
For new people that will be the hardest part!

Make a Great Day!
Tracey
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Iñaki Legorburu - Aug 20 2008 11:39 Report Unrelated Comment
There is no right or wrong answer.
Each answer reflects an individual mindset.
That’s just the way it is!

Here are a couple of responses that I received directly:

Cindy: Great question, it's getting people to see the value in the product or business...that's my biggest challenge.

Mazarine: Mijn grootste uitdaging is om goede, ondernemende mensen te vinden die blijven door bouwen samen met mij, en die niet snel opgeven.. (my biggest challenge is finding good entrepreneurial persons who build their business alongside me, and who persevere rather than give up too quickly..)

Fali: Enrolling others.

Monica: Hi Inaki, I am very busy, but let us make a date, then I will take time for you to talk. By the way:...to bring the right people together at the right time is my answer :)


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