Rebecca Beasley   Consultant, Web Designer,...
Hi Dave, I've also been heavily scarred by the
old marketing system, but now that I'm learning
the new way of doing things, and using social networks
to market and build contacts, I'm finding a lot more success.

I learned relationship marketing about three years ago
and found it to be a lot easier to build a huge downline
of trusting people who know me as someone who only
wishes to help them, than to build an organization of'
people who don't know me from Adam.

Anyone who signs up for my programs does it out
of a trust in what I've done so far and has seen the
results of many years of hard knocks school.

Admitting that you don't know everything and
being willing to learn new ways of doing things is an
asset, and you're not a failure. Every time you pick yourself
up and dust yourself off, you're one step closer to the
success you're dreaming of. So even failure is a good
thing. It's a learning experience and makes you stronger.
Just don't give up no matter what, keep your dream alive
and do whatever you can to make it happen.

Becky
May 21st 2007 20:14