Originally Posted by
Offshore-Wealth.com
Exactly,
Anyone who has realized success in any venture will tell you how many times they have failed. This is all part of success, without failure, you will never achieve success, it is part of the formula. The more times you fail, the more success you will achieve for each failure is a lesson against future failures.
What I have learned is this, so many people quit just before they made it, but never knew how close they were. We have all been there, you work and work, market your hearts out, and nothing happens. Yes, this is a lesson we all have learned, or at least should have, never quit.
Since most relate to MLM failures, since so many do not make more than they spend trying, this is one industry where the do not quit strategy is most important. Because MLM relies on leverage of others efforts, how can you possibly know when the next person you reach may be worth thousands for you? You don't, and never will until it happens, but if you quit, you never will see success in anything you do.
I have researched this industry for decades, and I have seen this more than a few times. As example, I owned a netword marketing company started from scratch, so I know something about wanting to quit and give up for it is not an easy industry for anyone. What I remember most is seeing others succeed, and since I was in a position to see what was happening, I remember more than a few times where a person quit, and the next person who would have fell in their matrix if they had not quit was a super star. Yes, I saw this happen dozens of times, and sadly, if these people who quit would have known this, they would never have dreamed of quiting.
No one will admit it, but we all know deep down inside that we have all been quitters at one time or another. I know I have, but I learned eventually you have to give it 110% if you ever want to succeed in your own business. I stopped counting how many times I have failed, yet I remember every single success in my life, and this is what drives me as an entrepreneur, I love to succeed, and I hate to fail. The successes come far more often now as I have learned what to look for in a business before starting to work it.
Since we cannot control the failure rate of businesses we work, you have to be more prepared to fail and be able to shrug it off and try again and again until you make it. As we have all learned, no matter how good a deal sounds, just like PIPS, there are no guarantees against poor management, or worse, outright scammers, so do you due diligence, don't ever take someone elses word for it, and I wish everyone success, but make sure you don't quit.
Good luck to all, Mike