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You can do this also if you join me

by Joseph Moran business, managing consultant

This is my basic day

First, you wake up on your own schedule, or because the sun is shining in on your face through the window, not because your alarm is going off.

You sit for some breakfast with your spouse before heading to the gym for a quick workout. On the way home, you stop at the full service car wash and read the local paper while someone else does the dirty work, and you're not worried about the 7 cars ahead of you because nobody is telling you what time you have to be at a desk.

You get home and shower, and put on some comfortable clothes. It's 11:00 am now, and you decide to get to work. First, you check your email. Your inbox is full of notices showing you the people who have joined your GDI business, and some questions from new members who are ready to get started with you.

You jot down some phone numbers so you can call people back. You're excited when you make calls because you know that the person on the other end of the phone is going to be as excited about GDI as you are, or they wouldn't have left you a message in the first place.

Rejection is the last thing on your mind. You know that the GDI marketing system does all the hard work and takes care of most of the rejection for you.

It's now noon, and you're getting hungry, so you decide to take a brisk walk to the cafe up the street because it's a nice day. Another hour passes, but no worries. You can work on your schedule, and a day like this calls for a light schedule!

When you get home, your upline calls you and you spend half an hour discussing new advertising strategies, and you share your success stories from the previous day. He tells you about something that is working for him and you know it's going to really increase your level of business, which is already substantial.

You then email and phone some of your downline members to make sure they are doing okay in the business, but are not surprised to hear that most of their questions are already answered. You share the new idea your upline gave you with them.

Later, you talk with some more prospects and follow-up to ask them what they thought of the GDI movie, and they were impressed with the $250,000 presentation that GDI put together for this opportunity. You make sure they have all their questions answered and walk them through the process of signing up.

More RESIDUAL INCOME put in your pocket! Yeah!

You send an email to the prospect base that has collected in your GDI member's area, inviting them to the conference call later in the evening, and you call the ones that you know are serious about getting started. It's 4pm now, and you don't want to spend any more of this nice day inside, so you grab a list of a few people to call and you head to the park with your fishing pole, but not before checking the mailbox and finding a paycheck from GDI that dwarfs any check you ever made at a "normal" 9-5 job.

At the park, you cast in your line and sit in a nice breeze while you make a few calls. You also you meet someone there who is currently out of work, but they seem sharp. You tell them how great it is to not have to be at a J.O.B (just over broke), and as you're packing up your catch to head home for the evening - you hand them a GDI business card and tell them to check out your movie online when they get the chance.

You make a nice steak dinner for your spouse. You stir up a pretty good mess, but that's okay! Your spouse has agreed to clean it up because you did the cooking, and besides, it's getting close to time to dial into the GDI recorded informational call with someone who has expressed interest in your business!

You call in, and hear many other people on the line who are fired up about working with you in GDI, way too many to count. Hearing them excites you all over again and gets you super-motivated to talk to even more people tomorrow, because you can see where this business is going.

Does this sound like your life , or are you still working that J.O.B?

Or even worse, are you doing NOTHING?    http://www.josephmoran.ws/mainpage


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About Joseph Moran Committed     business, managing consultant

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Joined APSense since, July 2nd, 2012, From wilmington, United States.

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