Isn’t that interesting?

I forget to mention you’ll meet tons of skeptics and haters like Krono. They offer their opinions and yet they have never personally done it themselves. Just a lot of analysis. Successful people make something happen. The opposites analyze why things won’t work.

This ties to the number #7 I listed above. If you don’t have the conviction to do the business, people like Krono will make you question your reason and objective and ultimately make you quit.

I remember a saying “If you want to be rich and wealthy, the most expensive advise you can get is an advise from a poor person.”

I started this business in June 07. I have around 27 people and just one is doing this. I hadn’t had definite purpose ever and it’s taking me a long while to focus. I want to become a ruby executive by the end of may 2008. I know I need to call people and duplicate the ones I have. I help them a lot , but as I said just one is really exited.

What do you recommend? I’m thankful for your answer.

‘the most expensive advice you can get is advice from a poor person’ This is simply not ture.

I find it interesting when i do a network marketing search to find out what people are saying about the subject that there is always a common thread in the conversation about duplication and in fact that is what is happening in all these threads called Network marketing…..Duplication….Must be some truth in it

In so many threads, in so many forums, there are always those who either scoff the Monavie product itself or Network Marketing as a whole. Its important to remember though, that no matter what you do, how you do it, where you do it, when you do it, why you do it, there will always be scoffers.

Look at it this way: Life, Death, Taxes…. and scoffers.

I grew up with a lot of ideas ambitions and goals, only to be discouraged by scoffers when I was in my 20s. I had ignorantly listened to people who knew less about what my ambitions involved, allowing them to essentially steal my dreams. The worse part was, they had nothing to gain by discouraging me from doing what I wanted to do.

Hey I’m not the only one this has happened to. How many times have you envisioned yourself doing something and had ‘friends’ or family talk you out of it. If I listened to all the pessimism my parents and grandparents had partially indoctrinated into my head, I’d be worse off than I am. It was my my late 20s where I decided to make my own path.

For that guy who sculpted Mt Rushmore, Gutzon Borglum, … I wonder how many scoffers he had to put up with. I wonder how many scoffers criticized Bill Gates and his band of merry men. What about Henry Ford? How about Christopher Columbus?

Every successful person has had more than their fair share of scoffers. In fact, ignoring them is what makes them successful. If you listen to them, then you’ll likely fail. Scoffers are just one of the many obstacles one will encounter, over and over again, like mosquitoes, right up to and beyond the point of reaching their goals. That’s right. You’ll reach your personal success and you will STILL be listening to scoffers. All you’ll be able to do at that point is smirk, shake your head and drive away in an Mercedes or something of the sort.

In North America, nutrition really seems to be a foreign concept for the mainstream society. Few really believe that you are indeed what you eat. Do we not understand the importance of vitamins? What about antioxidants? Trace Minerals? Fibre? Phytonutrients?

Or do we believe that it doesn’t matter what we eat, so long as we feed our hunger?

Feeding our hunger and nourishing our bodies are two completely different ball games. In North America, we don’t go hungry. We have food available to us all over the place. Our bodies, however, are starving for nutrients. First off, we eat a lot of junk food. Secondly though, even if we try to eat healthy we’re eating foods depleted of nutrients because they’ve been on the shelf too long. Pick an apple from a tree and eat it, and it will give you more nutrients than an apple from the grocery store that was picked months ago. Common sense right?

Thirdly, most of us believe that eating processed foods isn’t that bad. Aside from the lack of nutritional value, think of the preservatives and other toxic chemicals that have been put into the mix. Think of the dyes in the colorful foods or the various artificial sweetners? Safe stuff? Look it up.

So we’re eating less healthy and we’re ingesting chemicals that don’t belong in us on top of that. I could to on about the air we breath, the lack of sunshine we get from the who “sun is evil” scare, less active than ever before and just the fact that we’re more stressed than ever, but I won’t. I’m gonna stick with these two for now.

So lets think logically here. If we’re not meeting our nutritional demands… actually, let me rephrase that. If we’re completely missing our recommended daily intakes by a large margin consistently, would it not be safe to say that we’re leaving ourselves vulnerable to various diseases? Or do we still believe that diseases are just some random roll the dice chance?

Is Monavie a miracle juice? No. Its a highly potent nutritional juice made up of 19 different fruits and berries, some exotic, with the acai berry as its feature food.

Will everyone who drinks it feel like a million bucks? No. It all depends on where your health is. I’m generally healthy, but I work night shift. I drink the juice and I have nothing to report. I don’t feel a thing. I do know however, using basic nutritional knowledge, that the juice is doing me a lot of good. I just haven’t noticed anything in particular because I don’t have any aches and pains to begin with.

Now, my girlfriend on the other hand has Rheumatoid Arthritis and when she drinks Monavie Active, she feels no pain. Inflammation is gone. If she drinks the Monavie Original, she still gets the pains. Miracle juice? No. Just nutrition. Heck she can go to the grocery store and get a bottle of 100% Black Cherry juice and it will take away her pain too. Tastes like ashtray, but it works. Its just nutrition, folks. If she gets a bladder infection, she won’t get a prescription. She’ll get cranberry juice. Fixes her up in 24 hours. That’s faster than the prescription. Miracle juices? NO! Its just nutrition!

Most of North American society underestimates the power of nutrition. They don’t believe there is any point in nourishing a body. We abuse our bodies constantly and then we’re shocked we’ve developed cancer, like it was a random lottery. Its like having a car and instead of filling it up with gas we put Pepsi in it and wonder why it broke down. We treat our cars better than we treat our own bodies.

So then what is the big deal with Monavie? Look at it this way. Take a basket of various fruits and berries, and eat that daily. Or, take a condensed and concentrated version in a tasty juice. $45 a bottle seem like a lot?

It is, but at the same time, its cheaper than trying to get all the fruits and making it myself. As inconveniently priced as it is for me, I don’t plan on paying that forever. I want it to pay me to drink it. Can’t do that with the juices from the grocery store.

Network Marketing is a 100 Billion dollar a year business. It is just another way to sell a product, but it is one that spreads the wealth. Think of all the Soda pop you’ve drank in your lifetime, what was your biggest commission cheque? Zero you say? I see.

I think its humorous to listen to people flag it as a pyramid scheme. Pyramid schemes are illegal by the way. I guess the government just sorta let these ones , in plain sight, slide.

OK, so if its not a pyramid “scheme” then its a pyramid. Sure. Ok. I’ll agree with that. Its a pyramid. So tell me. Where do you work? How is it structured? Is there a CEO? Are they at the top anywhere? Probably got some executives below him/her? Managers below the executives? Teamleads under the managers? Supervisors under the Teamleads? Peons under the supervisors?

Don’t draw this out on paper… because you’ll notice it has a very familiar shape.

Network marketing is a growing business. More and more companies are choosing to sell their products this way. I know its such a horrible idea of sharing the wealth with people. I guess we shouldn’t be so socialist and be more capitalist instead? I enjoy the concept, albeit imperfect, of helping people succeed and achieve financial freedom. To me that’s a fulfilling job.

So when you compare what Monavie has to offer you, versus what the scoffers have to offer you, its a no brainer. If you want to succeed in life, be careful who you get your advice from. There is a severe shortage of leaders in North America. Leaders don’t listen to scoffers. Neither should you. Use common sense.