MLM Residual Income

In my last blog article I went over mlm residual income success and pre-launch. I spoke about the perils of getting into a company too early. Well, you might ask, is there a point when it is too late to start for mlm residual income success?

The answer is yes.

When a company has been around a lot of years and has been heard of by a lot of people, it might be too late. If the big earners at the company already have market share, if the big growth has occurred already, if the compensation plan has been changed to the benefit of the company and the big earners and to the detriment of the new people, average part-time distributors, it might be too late.

Being older is not the fault of the company. Decimating the compensation plan is. The harder it is for the average part-time distributor to make any money, the more will go to the company and upline.

Always read your compensation plan. If you don't understand yours, get help. Call me. If I can't figure it, we have Mentoring for Free people who can.

Is your plan fair to you as well as the company? Are the hurdles too high? Are the qualifications too difficult?

I don't know about you, but I work hard enough. Why work harder than necessary?

Why pitch your tent in a company where there is no solid foundation for you? YOU - not just the company. Why participate when the going it harder than it used to be with the same company?

Why did you join? Did you like the product? I've said this before and I'll say it again.

Loving the product is not enough reason to join the company if you want to make money.

First things must be first. Read your Policies and Procedures. Even if you make money, can the flow be stopped at any time at the company's discretion? It happens. Know what the P & P's say.

Read and understand your compensation plan. Know how to work it.

Is your product value priced? If a competitor can sell something similar for a lower price, why should anyone buy from you? The top ingredients are within pennies of each other. So why is there a differential in price? Stay tuned for another article on breakage.

Before you join a company, read the MLM Watchdog. Google the company name with the word [scam] in brackets just as I wrote it.

If you're reading this article, it's because you want to know more.

You need to improve your skills. You might be just stuck.

Wishing you the ability to know the answer to: is there a point when it is too late to start for mlm residual income success? -

Are you with a company whose products you just love, but you are trying to make money and just can't? You may just have to, in order to obtain mlm residual income, grieve and let go.

What do I mean by that?

If you have the big dream, but are unable to make any headway towards it, this may not be your fault.

Take a look at your company's compensation plan, systems to succeed, policies and procedures. They may be extra difficult for you to do, perhaps they are not in alignment with your values, your personality.

Does your upline teach and mentor you? Does the company support you? Does it even make sense to you?

If you can't do it, you can't do it.

Why bang your head against the wall or even go into debt?

I know that it's hard to admit that one company is not for you. You may feel disloyal. It's okay to use the products and move elsewhere for the business opportunity. Of course, you'll have to check the policies and procedures to see if there are any restrictions, which in themselves could be a reason for lack of success.

If you are willing to work hard, it's not your fault.

Plug into Mentoring for Free to learn how to evaluate companies so that you won't run into this problem ever again.

I wish you mlm residual income - grieve, and let go.

Wendy Weber, The Singing Network Marketer
602-404-1626
E-mail Wendy for network marketing or health coaching information
www.wendywebermentor.com
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So many times people equate falling in love with a product with mlm residual income success. They feel that if they love the product then everyone else will love it as well and they'll have no trouble selling it.

This does not necessarily follow. In fact, it usually does not. More people fall in love with the product and can't sell it.

Why is that? Well, It always goes back to a couple of things - 1) the Policies and Procedures, which details how you are to do the company's business, and 2) the Compensation Plan.

How you are allowed to do business is dictated by the Policies and Procedures. The Compensation Plan.

How hard do you have to work to get paid? How long do you have to work to get paid? Do you get paid to retail or is the emphasis on recruit, recruit, recruit (also known as Vampire Marketing - new blood, new blood, new blood)? How many people do you have to have in your organization to make the money you desire?

If you love the product, great. Buy it. Buy it at a discount, if you can. But I would advise you to see if the business aspect is feasible for you if you decide your primary goal is to make money.

Find a company where the average part-time networker can make walk-away residual income. This means you can retire and still make money, assuming the company lasts. Anything less is a waste of time and money for you. Don't you deserve better than that?

How you you find a company that fits the bill? Tune into the Mentoring for Free trainings. They're free. They're also generic - no company names are mentioned.

You can also download the free-book Success in 10 Steps.

Wishing you mlm residual income success through avoiding the frustration of falling in love with the product at the expense of the business opportunity,

Wendy Weber, The Singing Network Marketer
602-404-1626
E-mail Wendy for network marketing information
www.wendywebermentor.com
"Be a Mentor with a Servant's Heart"