No Excuses
A new week is ahead of us...let's make it a productive one that gets us closer to our ultimate goals.
Remember, we can make excuses and we can make money but we can't make both. Below are a few messages and a great video that serves as a reminder to JUST DO IT.
“The difference between success and failure is simple. The individual who succeeds does what the individual who failed did not do or was not willing to do.” ~ President & CEO, JR Ridinger
The World's Simplest Idea
Have you ever asked the question - Why?
Why did Mark Zuckerberg create a new way of communicating and socializing with Facebook? Why did Bill Gates develop a software resulting in a personal computer in virtually every household. Why is Apple so innovative? Why is Martin Luther King Jr. the person who led the civil rights movement? Why is it that the Wright Brothers were able to figure a controlled powered man flight? Or even...why is Market America leading an economic paradigm and creating the economy of the future?
"All great leaders and inspiring organizations think, act and communicate in the same way - different from everyone else." Simon Sinek One of our Million Dollar Club members and great field leaders, Kelly Whited, recently emailed this video and expressed that it reflects the essence of Market America's leadership and why our company is so dynamic with real leadership, belief, and vision! I could not agree more! The following video teaches the world’s simplest idea and thus will provide you with a new view on how the world works and how to operate in it.
Who and What Inspired you to Create Market America?
That is a loaded question. Fundamentally it was an evolution, a metamorphosis culminating in an epiphany that sent us on an amazing journey called Market America for the last 18 years. I saw the same weaknesses and mistakes repeat themselves in the direct sales industry for 10 years as a distributor, independent contractor, sales person and, eventually, as an officer with many companies. I saw the same hypocrisy, short-comings and downfalls repeatedly, but I also saw opportunities that no one seemed ready to seize.
