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Why people Fail

This is one of the questions I’ve often asked myself about this industry. After all, everyone told me how easy it was, I was simply sharing not selling!

I used to believe the answer was “The Lack Of Education,” yet now the picture has become even clearer. Education without Action leads to failure!

Yet it’s not just action, that determines your network marketing success or failure. It is taking the right action!

Robert Kiyosaki summed it up correctly when he said that Network marketing is “The Business School for People who like helping people.”

In 1996 Leaders Club was the first company to come out and document the failure rate in network marketing. So it’s not like we don’t know it exists, yet so many are stuck on the same old treadmill.

If we know this to be fact then why are so many still failing? One of the reasons is, people do not take their business serious enough.

Is it really their fault, or is it our fault for not properly qualifying them for a network marketing business in the first place?

I have personally spoken with many individuals that really are looking for something that is free to join, requires no effort, and the money just rolls in.

Maybe they qualify for your business, but they surely don’t qualify for mine. If through our qualification they cannot fathom that any business will require a marketing budget and effort then I’ve only added to this failure rate.

Free Training Everyone Wants it.

Therein lies another problem that has led to this significant failure rate. The continuous search for the holy grail, a system that will do it for us, place everything on auto-pilot and get them chasing us!

Is free training, in network marketing really free? If it is, is it worth anything? Those are questions you really must ask yourself, if it worked why are 97 percent of network marketers still failing?

And still even some of the paid training is not worth it either. Have you ever bought a network marketing course that was nothing more than a long winded story to make you feel good?

They’re plenty of charlatans in this industry that will sell you the cure that you believe you need. How do they preface their offer? I’ve discovered a secret, that I’m willing to share with you for only XX.XX. After 6 years of never sponsoring anyone I found the secret that exploded my business, you selling my e-book and promoting me!

Some are outright ingenious, and they have big names social sites, now there is nothing wrong with social sites. Yet lets look at the underlying motive to create one. Get your members to create feature rich content for you, let them drive the traffic to it. Then they can their ads or someone else’s ads and they not you rake in all the profit.

The bottom-line is the only one who makes a killing with any system is the creator of that system. If you want the proof, follow those who advertise, how long do you see them around? Most only last a week to a few months, before quitting, if it was all you needed then?

The sad fact is a new one is created everyday and people buy them, still chasing the holy grail of network marketing success. Education is an important part of marketing, but this business is about people, not tools, not systems, unless you embrace that and learn how to interact with people you’ll continue on the path of why people fail in network marketing!

Can You Still Make It In Network Marketing?

Yes you can! The only tool – system you’ll ever need is you. There is a law of attraction, people are attracted to those that can most help them achieve what they truly want. The final question you have to decide is, do you want to be in the 97 percent category or the 3 percent?

From: http://www.network-marketing-works.com/why-people-fail.htm

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During his weekly radio address on December 6, 2008 President-Elect Barack Obama added more details to his plan to create more than 2.0 million jobs once he takes over the White House. The kind of effort and money that will be tossed at the New New Deal will be well north of $1.0 trillion perhaps $2.0 trillion if early results are sluggish. The following statements from that address should mean incredible investment backdrops in the right stocks.

“Making the single largest new investment in our national infrastructure since the creation of the federal highway system in the 1950s.”

“Make public building more efficient by replacing old heating systems and installing efficient light bulbs.”

Historic Precedent
It’s all about infrastructure to be sure and that means finding companies that will benefit from fixing roads and bridges. The thing is this isn’t just about such repairs in the United States but instead this is going to be a big time global solution to slower economic growth and declining jobs. Isn’t it interesting that the so-called “bridge to nowhere” played such a prominent role in politics over the last couple of years but now we look to bridges as the epicenter to jumpstart the economy and job market.

Of course it is repair and maintenance of bridges that will be the focal point although the FY08 and FY09 federal budget provided for $41.2 billion in highway investment that is sure to help new building, too. There are 597,404 highway bridges in the United States and it is estimated that 12% or 1 in 8 are structurally deficient.

According to an article in USA Today in order to repair this situation it would take an investment of $9.4 billion a year over a twenty-year stretch according to the American Society of Civil Engineers. Moreover, in 2007 Ernst & Young reported it would take $1.6 trillion to repair the nation’s bridges. Pennsylvania with 26% (31,704 bridges) percentage of its bridges that are structurally deficient and Texas with 50,474 has the largest amount in total in that category. It seems like the ultimate win-win situation. On August 1, 2007 the bridge over 1-35W in Minnesota collapsed. 13 people died and 145 were injured in a horror that brought to forth the notion that America’s bridges were crumbling. I’m not sure that really is the case, however, the majority of roads and bridges date back as far as the New Deal.

The interstate highway system, which I have read is the most expensive public works project ever, began with the passage of the Highway Trust Fund Act of 1956 under President Eisenhower. So it stands to reason our roads, tunnels and bridges are old enough to deserve makeovers. Furthermore, technology has come a long way with respect to steel, high performance asphalt and concrete along with other advances in machinery and engineering. To be sure the nation must err on the side of being overly cautious but makes on wonder in the end how much money could be poured into this situation before there is massive waste.

Of course that bridge over I-35W was labeled structurally deficient since 1990 so it’s a great thing this problem will not be ignored anymore. I’m not sure how jobs will be allocated and how the division of management and labor will be divided among the private public sectors. Then there is the role of state governments, too. How are people going to be trained so quickly to do complicated jobs? This is a dilemma seen in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina when so many felt jobs were going to the good old boys instead of residents of New Orleans. Let’s face it, this project while well-meaning is mostly about generating jobs immediately. The pay is good for those with experience but it will not be so great for the person that used to make $35.00 an hour on an assembly line.

• Entry-level Engineers with BS and 2-years experience start at $35,000+
• Engineer Project Analyst start in range of $41,800 to $54,725
• Engineer Design Managers are in the range of $45,470 to $64,230

Then there is the problem with the fact there are fewer people with the skills needed to get the job done. In 2000 there were 906 bridge, tunnel and elevated highway contractors in the country down from 1,171 in 1997. From an investing point of view it’s tough because many of the powerhouse names in the industry are privately held. Peter Kiewit & Sons and Skanska is perhaps the number one and two players in the space to go along with privately owned Bechtel.

Another big problem has been past mismanagement of the Highway Trust Fund. While there is no doubt the sharp decline in driving this year was due to crude oil which surged in the spring and summer of 2008, there has always been a sense that funds were poorly handled. Then there are the billions siphoned off the HTF into the General Fund over the years. Currently the Highway Trust Fund is funded by an 18.4 cents federal fuel tax on gasoline and 24.4 cents on diesel fuel stimulus. Well guess what folks, when all these bridges and tunnels are fixed and there are many more roads available for us to see the nation (much to the chagrin of environmentalists) it is going to cost a lot of money for upkeep. Already Congress wants more then the $286.0 billion allotted for Transportation and Infrastructure and members have discussed hiking the gas tax 100% in order to pay for the new tab of (drum roll, please) $1.0 trillion.

This new gas tax will hit everyone in the wallets and while it may force more people into using mass transit (an intended consequence) the fact is one of the unintended consequences will be to make the roads the province of the rich in urban areas and the highway to economic hell for the masses everywhere else.

Nobody is fighting infrastructure spending as a stimulus. The entire planet has jumped on the bandwagon as it’s worked before from the New Deal to rebuilding Japan and Germany after World War II. It is only a first step and one that will be rife with potholes (I couldn’t resist), fits and false starts and mismanagement. (Is it politically incorrect to say the Mafia is going to make out like bandits (there I go again) from all these massive and rushed construction deals and forcing unions on businesses through non-secret ballots and favorable political pressure?) The point now is how the average investor can benefit from the largess.

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