I recently read my friend Richard Brookes' article, The Light House in The Network Marketing Magazine and was struck by the simplicity and power of the message.
Are you committed, really committed to your endeavor? Read Richards' article and then take a personal measure of YOUR conviction (and commitment).
You know, we have to believe in what we are doing, and how we are doing it, so deeply that we are at total peace with our choices. Our success depends on, and is directly related to the reason people are "at home" or "not at home" in their chosen company. If you have a deep abiding CONVICTION and COMMITMENT, then your success will follow.
Your 1000% conviction and committment means that you are unwaivering..... NOTHING will steal your focus or get in your way of your goals.
The Laws of Intention, Attraction and Reciprocity are hardwired to YOU and activated by how you FEEL about your endeavor; how you feel about your decisions, your Passions, your "raison d etre (your motivation or your WHY). When you are deeply committed and focused, these 3 sister Laws Take Action on your behalf to aid you on your journey towards Success.
When you select a company to represent, make sure that YOUR passion(s) are reflected in their products, philosophy and business practices. Remaining true to yourself, your values and your Integrity is an imperative. Integrity is sometimes only a whisper, but if you are able to LISTEN and FEEL her inside of you then your choices will be the right ones for you!
Make sure that, like Richards' Light House, you are implacable and can give your focus, attention and conviction to the journey you are embarking on. Remember, your ability to believe in yourself AND the company empowers you to stay the course and maintain the Journey towards your Success.
May your day be a treasure bringing Increase and Plenty to your door.
Practicing Abundance, Prosperity & Kindness EVERY DAY,
Practicing Abundance, Prosperity & Kindness EVERY DAY,
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