Secret Agents

The more you keep your identity as a small business owner concealed, the less you succeed.

Sure, sure…it’s cool to be like James Bond but in this business my friend all that will get you is bank account resembling 00.7.

That is why it so essential to believe in yourself and what you are doing. I know that there are people that think only desperate people do network marketing and there will even be people that talk about you behind your back.

News flash! Those people will also be talking about you when you lose your car, your job and anything else their boring lives find amusing.

Forget them. If you are serious about success then you need to make people aware of your intentions and carry yourself as an entrepreneur.

By the way, have you ever noticed that entrepreneur and manure rhyme?

That’s because working for yourself beats the crap out of working for someone else!

Back to the story….

Some people think that the way to not be a secret agent is to wear all kinds of things promoting your company,; stickers on your car, buttons, pins and who knows what else.

I’m not saying that it is bad to do such things I am only telling you that if this is the only way you are promoting your business then you are only externalizing your commitment. (Besides, some people might think you work at a TGI Friday’s or something)

To be truly successful lat anything you have to live it, breathe it and bleed it. This is better known as internalizing your business. Being the ball as Carl, Bill Murray’s character in Caddy Shack claimed.

Yes…be the ball. Be it! Live it! Make it you.

Share your enthusiasm and your passion with people and you will be amazed how contagious it is. That’s what people want to be around and that’s what will get people interested in your opportunity.

Here a few tips to avoid the pain and frustration of being a secret agent:

• When someone asks you “what’s new?”…Tell them!
• When people ask you what you do for a living don’t say, “I clean carpets,”
    even if that’s what your regular job is. Tell them what you are doing.
• Join a service club as a small business owner
• Share your story as often as you can

And never ever forget…”Dare to be bold and great and powerful sources will come to your aid!”

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