Monday 19 December 2011

It's just so easy now to make money!

"Most network marketing companies depend upon a constant stream of joining fees from unsuccessful new Distributors to fund their growth and the payments to their Up‐line. Telecom Plus is different. We want every single new Distributor to succeed -- and the more successful they are, the more successful we will become! We are aware that some new Distributors join Telecom Plus full of enthusiasm, but never fulfill their
true potential. In some cases, they never even get started. So today, we are making some exciting changes which will give all new Distributors the best possible chance of success!"

My philosophy has always been "if you help enough people get what they want - you will automatically get what you want" and this has now become even easier to acheive.



In Summary here are the changes coming in on the 15th Jan 2012

1. All Distributors will become Qualifying Distributors once they have just 3 personal customers (instead of 6 under the current plan). Overnight, this means around 4,500 Distributors will be promoted or see an increase in their current Status!

2. We are making it easier for new Distributors to earn their 90-day Starter Bonus by reducing the target to just three Qualifying Customers.

3. We are making it simpler for new Distributors to understand the business and get started successfully by separating Customer Gathering from Team Building. Importantly, this means that they will only be able to recruit new distributors once they have become a QD and attended the new COE Team Building Training Course.

4. We are introducing a new enhanced Team Building Bonus (TBB) to encourage sponsors to help their new Distributors to get started quickly and effectively.

This new TBB means that in addition to the £50 you currently receive when a new ID you have sponsored receives their 90-Day Starter Bonus, you will now also earn matching CGB on the first 3 customers gathered by each of your new Distributors within their first 90 days. This provides a massive incentive for you to accompany them to their first few appointments and help them get qualified, and means you could receive over £100 extra TBB from each new Distributor you recruit!

In addition, we are making a number of changes to the way CVC is calculated, with significant improvements to Personal CVC, higher 'Plus Club' bonuses, as well as some major changes to downline CVC which will provide more predictable earnings and a greater incentive for all Leaders (GL and above) to continue climbing the Stairway to Success.

Please visit http://www.profits-or-wages.com now to take advantage of this incredible business opportunity.

Friday 18 November 2011

Does your Family support you in your home based business? - Part two

Does your Family support you? - Part two
Making a family action plan.

Once you are in the business you may want to have a family action plan with family members who are interested in contributing to the business.
It is key to give family members, roles and responsibilities that they really enjoy doing, and you really have to play on everybody’s strengths, and to use your own strengths to the best of your abilities.
Contributing to the business may involve various aspects; even just staying out of the office while you are working can be a part of contributing.
The importance of having family goals and having family members contributing to the business, is that they help you not to lose track and keep you focused on your activities.
Say if you decide to sit down and watch TV, they could remind you,”hey dad/mum isn’t it tonight you are going to do that e-mail campaign” or “ isn’t it your turn tonight to be on the computer” , they can remind you and to help you keep focused.
If you have kids in the family, sometimes they are more advanced than being on the computer than we are, maybe put them to work doing some work for you, maybe on facebook or better networker.
If you have a really good organiser in the family,they could do your financial planning or keeping the books to contribute,or if they are good at filing maybe just tidying up and help to keep your office in order.
In terms of time management, if everybody understands what you are doing, and how important it is to the future of the family, then it is going to be easier to schedule time.
Especially with families it is important to keep business time separate from family time.
If you make a strict rule when you are doing activities with your family, ie: making dinner, or helping with homework, you are not talking over the top of those activities about your business, and that your full attention is with your spouse or children.
Make sure that you are going to be there and not wondering off making phone calls or thinking about the business, it is just respect to your family that if you have scheduled time for each other that you give your family your full attention.
It is also important that if you and your spouse are working hard on your business not to become workaholics, and you forget the scheduled time that you have for each other.
Make sure you schedule non business time, keep your relationship at the top of your list and your business is second, because what’s the point of having a business if you lose a good relationship over it.
Everybody has this experience that you think you are getting more done, but if you start to get tired from overwork, that’s going to ruin or harm your relationship, and you are not going to as productive.
It can actually do harm to your business.
Don’t lose sight of the big picture of why you are doing the business, your goals and your eventual aims.

To your Success

"Live Life for a Brighter Future"
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Sunday 25 September 2011

Does your Family support you in your Home Business?

Does your Family support you in your Home Business?

This subject has been heartbreaking in some cases and it is something that people struggle with a lot more than we all think. This is a universal problem in business, whether it be a network marketing venture, whether it be a home based business of any sort, or a family business, meaning, for example a family run restaurant .
Many couples and many families get along just fine, they support each other, they talk things over and work things out together and have good relationships, and all of a sudden things go a bit wayward when a home based business enters the picture.
When deciding that you want to have a Plan B and want to start a home based business it is important to include your partner and family in the business decision from the very beginning, once you have decided that is your goal to start a home based business, have a family meeting and write down your goals together as a family, and decide what is going to be important in the business life and what is going to be important in the family life.
Sometimes the only reason that a spouse is not supportive 100% is because they have not taken an active roll in the decision making of you becoming a business owner, and they feel left out, if you include your partner or spouse in the decision making from the start you have a much better chance of their support.
There are really three levels of support from your spouse or partner; we can call them positive, neutral, and negative. The positive support would be actively working together and have a good communication within the family, and help to contribute towards the business. A neutral spouse or family would be, not really contributing towards the business but saying “go ahead “I support you but I am not really going to be active in the business, and then there is the negative side, one of the problems that you can get from a spouse or family, is that they don’t believe that what you are doing is a real job, you hear that all the time “get a real job” that isn’t bringing in any money.
The first thing about a comment like that is the people aren’t thinking long term and they don’t really understand the entrepreneurial spirit, and about 90% come from an employee attitude, and that attitude is very slow to change, and some people just don’t want to change it. The other problem is that so many people have been stung by scams and it is really difficult to get people to understand the difference between a legitimate network marketing company and a pyramid scam, if people don’t want to know the difference there is really no point talking to them about it.
One way to describe to your spouse is that network marketing is just another way of delivering goods or services, so you could get goods and services downtown from a store, or from the internet, or signing up for a service from a traditional company, or you can get the same goods or services from a network marketing company, it’s just the structure that is different, so it’s a legitimate business. It’s not a scam and not a pyramid.
One of the problems in relationships, is the spouse see’s you going off to work and now you want to be self employed, and they know that you don’t have the skills yet, and so they are looking out for you in fear that they don’t want you to fail. So if you include them in on the process that it will be a learning experience for both of you, and as you learn you will be setting the PLAN B in motion, so give yourself a time line, as building a business is not an overnight success, So if you can work this out with the family that it may be a two or five year plan, then they are not going to be constantly be saying when you have a hiccup or problem “I told you so” ,because in any business you are going to have challenges, and if any challenge occurs and the family wants to throw in the towel, then you are not going to be in business very long. Also the most important thing, with that kind of stress level you are not going to be able to do your business very well, if you have challenges that you are bringing into your business life, your prospects, your customers, they are going to feel that, they are going to hear that in your voice, and it’s going to be really important that you have a positive a day as you can, as that is going to reflect in your business.
To your success
Garry Lish
"Live Life for a Brighter Future”


Wednesday 21 September 2011

Direct Selling Offers Flexibility and Financial Freedom


 If you want to spread your entrepreneurial wings but have little or no business experience, don’t have a product or service to offer or are simply looking for a proven system for success, direct selling might be the ideal opportunity.



For more than 100 years, direct selling companies have offered independent representatives the ability to purchase products at wholesale prices and earn a profit by selling them at retail prices. Most direct selling companies also allow representatives to earn commissions for introducing new sales reps to the business.

This business model relies on independent contractors, rather than traditional advertising, to spread the word about a company’s products or services. The word-of-mouth marketing approach works for several reasons: Consumers appreciate the personal service, the convenience of shopping from home, and the comfort of buying from those they know and trust.

Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s Mad Money, is bullish on direct selling, especially during a slowing economy. “Direct selling is a great model…with high gross margins, low capital intensity, lots of free cash flow,” he said on a recent show. “It’s a fragmented industry with gigantic room for growth. The top 15 players only account for about half the market.”

Amy M. Robinson, Direct Selling Association Vice President of Communications and Media Relations, points out that, while many people seek additional income during lean economic times, “in all honesty, direct selling is hot because it’s a fun, convenient way to shop that people enjoy. So, poor economic times or not, people fi nd direct selling to be appealing. Great products, personal service and income potential are elements of direct selling that make it a strong economic contender at all times.”

“People motivated to get started in direct selling typically share certain attributes,” she says. “Most seek supplemental income, either short-term or long term. The social aspect also is appealing for those who love to meet new people and many enjoy buying products and services they already use—at a discount.” 

With a direct selling business opportunity you can: Join an industry where business is booming and there’s always room at the top. Direct selling, sometimes referred to as network marketing, is a $32 billion industry in the United States and a $110 billion industry worldwide. The millions of individuals building direct selling businesses determine for themselves when they want to move up the career ladder and exactly how high they want to climb.

Tap into a proven system for success. Avoid wasting time or money by learning from others’ experiences and wisdom. Direct selling companies often provide high-quality, high-impact marketing tools, including personal Web sites, brochures, catalogs, DVDs and CDs to help direct sellers present a professional image—at a fraction of what it would cost to produce the same tools on their own. Additionally, training in best practices is frequently offered online and via conference calls as well as at local and national conferences.

Start a business for £200 or less. Direct selling companies offer big opportunity with minimal startup costs. For a small sign-up fee, new reps receive access to training and marketing materials, discounts on products and sample products to show and sell. You can set up office at your kitchen table with phone and laptop. Low overhead combined with minimal(if any) inventory expenses make direct selling businesses affordable. And because many companies handle online orders and deliver directly to customers, independent representatives can focus their time on connecting with potential clients and team members.


Experience flexibility and time freedom. The flexibility to work around full-time jobs or to create an income stream that fits into their families' schedules is a huge perk. Because
each representative is an independent contractor, not an employee, there is no set schedule or required number of hours. On average, part-time direct sellers devote three to 10 hours per week to their businesses. Those who pursue the business full time invest 15 to 35 hours per week. In either case, representatives can set their own schedules and build their businesses during off hours and lunch breaks or on weekends.



Earn what you’re worth. When you’re the boss, you don’t have to ask for a raise—you simply go out and earn one. A results-driven industry, direct selling levels the playing field by offering the same opportunity to everyone regardless of age, ethnicity, gender or socioeconomic background. Equal opportunity, a clearly defined career path and no earning restrictions mean there are no limits on what successful direct sellers can earn. While some in the industry are earning millions, it’s more common for direct sellers to use their businesses to earn extra cash per month to pay for dinners
out, private school, college expenses, cars and family vacations.


Maximize your earnings with residual(or passive) income. By building a team of people who love the products and are excited about telling others about the opportunity, direct sellers can leverage their time and maximize their income. Capitalizing on a team’s efforts means a business owner can devote 10 hours a week to their business, but with 10 other people also devoting 10 hours to their businesses, the team leader earns a commission from the collective sales and team-building results of 110 hours’ effort. It also means a team builder’s business has the potential to grow, even while he or she is on vacation.
“I like the honesty about direct selling,” says economist Paul Zane Pilzer, author of The Next Millionaires, “because it openly tells people the way to get rich is residual income: Get paid tomorrow for something you did yesterday—and let it accumulate.”

Reap the rewards of helping others succeed. Building a team definitely makes financial sense, but it also offers significant intangible rewards. Though representatives run their businesses independently, they often develop a family-like connection with their team members and others in the business. The friendships formed and the experiences of helping others improve their personal and financial lives are often as meaningful to direct sellers as the money they earn.

Get the recognition—and prizes—you deserve. In the corporate world, there’s no such thing as a free lunch, much less free vacations, luxury cars or fine jewelry. Direct selling companies know most people work more diligently and with more enthusiasm for a reward. First-class incentive trips to exotic locations, free cars or car allowances, fine jewelry and cash bonuses are offered by many companies to those who excel. And the opportunity to earn such rewards is open to everyone.

Become a better you. Direct sellers are faced with numerous comfort-zone challenges, and by overcoming those challenges they grow personally and professionally. The encouragement and training these independent business owners receive from their companies’ leaders as well as others in the field spur them to step outside their comfort zones to achieve success.

 For more information how to start a home based business call 0800 3800766
or visit www.profits-or-wages.com to watch a short video.