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Welcome back to the Monday Minute! Last week I started a series on
some of the biggest mistakes I see distributors making in their
business. We talked about destructive daily habits, fear and dreaming too
small.
Today I’m going to continue this series by giving you the next 3 mistakes
and also some of my tips for overcoming them…
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Mistake #4: Allowing your past experiences effect your current reality
So often, I see distributors allowing negativity and bad experiences
from the past stand in the way of their current success. They recall
a painful experience or reaction from a prospect or a bad reaction
from a family member. That rejection and disappointment hurt, so our
brains start to believe that every experience in the future is going
to be just like the past. But this is simply not true.
The past is just a lesson on how NOT to do it again- that’s all it is!
So, I’m here to tell you right now that regardless of what happened a
year ago or a week ago in your business, it does not have to happen
again as long as you learn from the past.
Mistake #5: Wrong focus
What do I mean by this? People put their focus and energy on thoughts
of rejection when approaching a prospect with their product or
opportunity, so guess what? That’s exactly what they attract!
They feel that they’re going to fail- so guess what they get? Failure!
They think that if they call someone to introduce them to their
wonderful products that they’re not going to get on your service- so
guess what happens?
That internal dialog you have- that focus- has gotten you exactly
what you’ve given your energy to.
I teach on “process” thinking vs. “outcome” thinking. I want
you think for a second about your current situation. Think
about your circumstances and where you are right now in your life.
Now, I want you to visualize yourself standing in the middle. Look
to your right and see Success. Now, look to your to left and see failure.
The thought of failure is what stops people dead in their tracks. They
want to stay away from it, so they stay exactly where they are
figuring if no one moves then nobody gets hurt. They decide not to
do anything because it’s too painful to experience that failure.
You may look at failure as being WHO you are as a person. But this
is also a lie. You are NOT a failure. Failure is only an event.
Look at Thomas Edison- he failed 10,000 times when trying to build
the light bulb. He found 10,000 ways not to do it!
Let’s go back to that mental image for a moment of you in the middle,
failure on your left and success on your right. What I want you to
do now is shift your thinking and put failure to your right- between
success and you. Put it right there in your path towards success.
Now, when you turn to your right, you can clearly see that in order
to get to success, you’ve got to go through failure. That’s the
only way to do it!
Spend time focused on the process- what is it that you need to
do to become better? Don’t simply try and make the business easier.
Everyone is trying to do that. But those people who focus on
making themselves better are the ones you see at the top.
Mistake #6: Limiting beliefs
Let me share something with you: Some of you are not 100% sold out
on this industry. Some of you are not 100% sold out on your products.
Some of you are not 100% sold out on your company. And if you’re not,
you need to be.
If your intention is to go out there and turn a profit and build a
distributorship- you better get 100% sold out on your business
because this is what your problem is when you struggle to recruit
people to join your team! They can see through what you say and
they can feel how you feel.
So if there is any doubt whatsoever in your products or business,
you will communicate that in volumes to the person you’re trying
to recruit.
Spend time working on your belief system, taking it from limited
belief to 100% belief with certainty. And with that belief will
come passion. Who in the world has ever achieved anything of
greatness without passion? They wanted something so bad that
they threw away the TV- they dedicated themselves with 100% focus,
they put the blinders on and got to work.
So many of us have lost that passion and we need to regain
that edge. It’s vital to your success.
I’ll see you next week with the final 4 mistakes. Until then,
be your best!

