Knowledge Blast #7 Advice

Everyone is in need of advice at one time or another and throughout life people have many different advisers. This could be a teacher, a parent, a friend, a spouse, etcetera. Advice is meant to be helpful but it is not always from the best source. Some advisers do not have enough knowledge in the field they are advising you in. While others are negative in their advising. For example someone that has never played football probably shouldn't be coaching. I am sure you have had doubters in your life as well. There person that says that will never happen or that will never work, you should do this or be like me instead. If they do not have the life you want, are in a position you want to be in, or are moving the direction you want to go, then do not follow that person. If you accept someone's advice and opinion, you accept their lifestyle. In summary, not all advice is good advice.

In comes Network Marketing. When you are being advised in Network Marketing you are learning from someone who has already achieved what you are looking for. If you are learning from someone on your team, they have the most interest in seeing you succeed as there is usually compensation for that growth. Learn from someone that has what you want in life. If they do not have the life you want, are in a position you want to be in, or are moving the direction you want to go, then do not follow that person. If you wanted to study basketball you should probably follow tips from Michael Jordan, if you wanted to study surgery you should probably follow a renowned doctor and if you wanted to make money you should probably follow someone actually making the money you want to make with their own business. Not someone with a JOB because they generally have no idea how to make money as their JOB provides their money. A JOB can be ended at anytime for any reason. Follow someone that has been where you want to go. They know the road to destination because they have been there before. Don't get lost following someone who is still making a path.

Sincerely,

M.I.T.