MLM Home Based Business ? The Secret Of Recruiting More Reps ...

Wednesday, April 4th, 2012 by admin

Simply put: ?The secret of recruiting is not in FINDING the right person; but in BEING the right person.?

Too many network marketers feel all they have to do is find ONE good person and then they can retire. But somehow, that superstar never seems to come into their group. The network marketer waits, searches, waits, searches? and that ONE good person is never found. It?s this ?lottery? mentality that causes many marketers to fail in this industry. Some marketers think they can find ONE person, kick their heels back and get filthy rich.

Professional network marketers know this is not the case. Professionals know that it?s easier to ATTRACT good people. Rather than searching, begging, convincing and blackmailing prospects into becoming new reps, professionals spend their time and efforts attracting good people into their business by setting the example and being the kind of leader that winners want to run with. How do they do this? By BECOMING the right person and the type of leader that people are desperately looking for. The vast majority of people are looking for positive, inspirational and knowledgeable guidance. And since there are so few leaders that can provide this, professional network marketers only have to PROVIDE THIS SERVICE. This is why it?s so important to work harder on YOU than on any other aspect of your business. Now, I?m not saying you shouldn?t work on your business and your skills? but working on YOU is something that a lot of marketers neglect to do. If you don?t work on yourself, you?ll fail to build a ?value gap? between you and your prospects. And without a ?value gap?, why would someone want to partner with you?

Your goal, as a leader, is to become the right person. Otherwise, no matter how hard you work to find good people, you?ll still fail because you can?t offer them what they?re looking for in a leader. In order to develop these characteristics of leadership it?s critical that you understand that you are RESPONSIBLE for where you are in life. When you?re faced with trials, do you find excuses, or do you accept the situation and find a solution?

Make it a new habit to work on yourself DAILY. And as long as you have a good work ethic, good support from a mastermind team and a GREAT attitude, you will succeed in recruiting new reps and building your network marketing business!

About the Author

Jaime Soriano provides training for network marketers looking to generate 50 leads a day for their business. To learn how to sponsor 10-20 reps a month and receive a blueprint for setting up a marketing system for your business, visit MLM Secrets Training

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Focus Your Health: What you need to know about prostate cancer ...

Dr. Robert Nam is head of genitourinary cancer care at Sunnybrook Research Institute in Toronto. As Dan Hill's doctor, he worked with him to decide what would be an appropriate treatment for his prostate cancer. (In the April 16 issue of Maclean's, singer-songwriter Dan Hill penned a candid and moving account of what it's really like to be diagnosed with prostate cancer.) Here, Dr. Nam provides a summary of prostate cancer?what it is, how it is diagnosed and various treatment options. Dr. Nam also outlines how Hill came to decide what approach would be best for him.

What is prostate cancer?
Prostate cancer is the most common male cancer and is the third leading cause of cancer death for males. It is estimated that the lifetime risk for developing prostate cancer for men in North America is one in six. Researchers have made significant progress in understanding how to better diagnose and treat prostate cancer. The majority of men (85 per cent) who are diagnosed with prostate cancer have it contained within the gland. Patients with this early stage prostate cancer have the highest chance of being cured with treatment, compared to patients with cancer that has spread to other parts of the body or metastasized. Early detection is due to the widespread use of a blood test that measures the concentration of a protein called prostate specific antigen (PSA).

What is PSA or prostate specific antigen?
PSA is exclusively produced by the prostate gland and it plays an important role in male reproductive functions. The cells that produce PSA within the prostate gland are also the most common cell type that can turn into cancer cells, which correspondingly will increase PSA production. Thus, patients who develop prostate cancer will have a rise in blood levels of PSA. This observation has led to the use of the PSA test to screen healthy men for the presence of early stage prostate cancer. Recently, there has been a large amount of controversy as to whether it is worth performing the PSA screening test.

Treatment options
Although PSA can identify patients with early stage prostate cancer, it cannot distinguish which types of prostate cancer are the most aggressive and lethal. There is a wide spectrum of aggressiveness of prostate cancer cells?some forms are indolent and do not shorten a man's natural lifespan, while others are very aggressive, spread quickly and can significantly shorten survival. The indolent forms do not require any treatment and men will often die with the disease, rather than from the disease. The aggressive forms require radical treatment as soon as possible. Radical treatment includes surgical removal or the delivery of radiation to the prostate gland. These treatments are not without their side effects, which can include problems with urinary control and sexual function. Thus, many experts argue that if the PSA test cannot distinguish between men with indolent and lethal forms of prostate cancer, a large proportion of men with indolent disease would undergo unnecessary treatment. On the other hand, proponents for PSA screening argue that a large, well-conducted clinical trial from Europe did show a benefit in improving survival in men who underwent a PSA screening test compared to men who did not. Also, the side effects of contemporary surgical or radiation treatments have been greatly reduced and a large proportion of men have excellent quality of life following treatment. Although the PSA test may detect indolent forms that could lead to overtreatment in some men, it would not be appropriate to miss the patients with aggressive forms of prostate cancer that could be cured.

Prostate cancer risk factors
Recently, researchers have taken a more selective and individualized approach. Rather than solely relying on the PSA test, prostate cancer risk calculators have been developed that incorporate other risk factors and markers for prostate cancer to estimate an individual's risk for not only having prostate cancer, but also the aggressive forms. Factors such as age, ethnic background and having a blood-related family member affected with prostate cancer can influence the risk for developing prostate cancer. The older a man gets, the higher the risk for developing prostate cancer. Men of African ancestry have the highest risk, while Asian men have the lowest. Men with one or more close family members such as a father, brother or uncle who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer also have an increased risk.

Prostate cancer risk calculator
We have developed a comprehensive prostate cancer risk calculator (www.prostaterisk.ca) that incorporates these factors and others in addition to PSA. These factors can better estimate a given individual's real risk for having prostate cancer that cannot be appreciated by using the PSA test alone. The goal is to try to reduce finding the indolent, non-aggressive forms of prostate cancer, while increasing the detection rate of patients with the aggressive and lethal forms. Experts continue to debate this issue and the risks and benefits of cancer screening should be carefully discussed between the patient and physician.
For Dan Hill, his PSA level was 4.8 ng/mL. To some experts, this level may not be considered abnormal and some would not recommend a prostate biopsy. However, our prostate cancer risk calculator estimated his risk for having any cancer was 27 per cent to 43 per cent and, more importantly, his risk for aggressive cancer was 12 per cent to 23 per cent. Dan's risk had to be calculated within a range of probabilities because his father was of African ancestry and his mother was of Caucasian descent. The lower risk was based on being Caucasian and the higher risk was based on an African ancestry?a clear example of how ethnic background can alter the risk for prostate cancer. Each person will react differently to these risk factors. For Dan, even a risk of 12 per cent was worrisome and his risk tolerance was very low. As such, he wanted to proceed to undergo a prostate biopsy.

Prostate cancer biopsy
Once the decision has been made to undergo prostate cancer screening and a high risk for having prostate cancer is determined, patients will need to undergo a prostate biopsy to confirm the presence (or absence) of prostate cancer. The only current method is by examining prostate tissue under the microscope to look for the presence of cancer cells. The procedure involves inserting an ultrasound probe into the rectum, and needles are inserted through the rectal wall and into the prostate gland, which is positioned right in front of the rectum. Only local anaesthesia is required and the procedure takes 10 minutes to perform. Patients require antibiotics and a bowel cleanser to minimize the development of infection. It is important to emphasize the actual rates of serious infections are low (less than one per cent to four per cent) and should not deter patients from undergoing a prostate biopsy.
In Dan's case, he has a history of diabetes, but he is also a very fit 57-year-old who runs 10 miles almost every day. Despite his increased risk for infection, we did not need to take any special precautions or use different antibiotic regimens for his prostate biopsy due to his general good health and well-managed diabetes. His prostate biopsy was performed without significant discomfort and no complications occurred. Within 72 hours at our Rapid Prostate Biopsy Clinic, we had our answer?prostate cancer.

Diagnosis of prostate cancer
When faced with a diagnosis of prostate cancer, it is important to understand that the natural course of prostate cancer progression?from being confined to the prostate gland to growing outside and spreading?can take an average of 10 years. Compared to other cancers, it is generally a slow-growing tumour, although there are some types that can grow very quickly. One of the best measures of aggressiveness is a scale called the Gleason Score. It is a measure of how aggressive the cancer cells appear under the microscope and is determined by a pathologist. The scale ranges from five to 10. The higher the number, the more aggressive the prostate cancer?five is the least aggressive and 10 is the most. That is not to say that patients with a Gleason Score of six or less do not have aggressive forms of prostate cancer. Patients need to have an in-depth discussion with their prostate cancer specialist. In Dan's case, his Gleason Score was seven out of ?10, an aggressive form of cancer, as predicted by our Prostate Cancer Risk Calculator.

Treatment options for prostate cancer Active surveillance
The treatment options for patients with prostate cancer confined to the prostate gland primarily consist of surgery, radiation or watchful waiting. Recently, the term watchful waiting has been changed to active surveillance. Watchful waiting refers to not providing any treatment and only providing treatment when symptoms arise or if prostate cancer spreads to other areas in the body. (It is hoped that it will never spread and patients will die from other causes.) Active surveillance differs to watchful waiting in that patients will be closely and regularly monitored to look for signs of prostate cancer growth?by using the PSA test and by performing prostate biopsies. If and when progression of the cancer is determined, patients would then undergo surgery or radiation treatment. The obvious advantage is that a significant proportion of men would be saved many years of reduced quality of life from the side effects of treatment or even never undergoing any treatment. The disadvantage is that by the time it is determined that the cancer has progressed, it may have reduced the chances for cure or have already spread beyond the prostate gland. Current monitoring with PSA and prostate biopsies may not be sufficient to accurately assess how fast prostate cancer may grow, and a proportion of patients may have missed their window of opportunity for cure.

Radical prostatectomy vs. radiation treatment
If treatment is decided to be undertaken, the patient has an opportunity to decide between surgery, called radical prostatectomy, or radiation treatment. Both treatment approaches are equally effective in cancer control. Thus, it becomes a personal decision as to which treatment would be the most appropriate. At the very least, patients need to seek out both a surgical opinion from a urologist who specializes in cancer surgery and a radiation opinion from a radiation oncology specialist, in order to make a well-informed decision. Other factors will also need to be considered, such as age and health conditions. The advantage of undergoing surgery is that we have the benefit of analyzing the cancer (because it has been removed), and we will be able to precisely determine if the cancer has spread beyond the prostate gland. If the cancer is more aggressive or it returns at a later time, we can then provide radiation treatment to maximize the chances for cure. Whereas for patients who choose radiation treatment, if the cancer returns, surgery often cannot be performed due to the collateral damage that is caused by the effects of radiation. The advantage of the radiation treatment, however, is that it is not as invasive as surgery, and the complications related to urinary control function and sexual function occurs less frequently compared to patients who undergo surgery. In most cases, the ultimate decision for treatment will be left with the patient, and it is important to have a detailed discussion with each specialist to weigh the pros and cons of each treatment.
For Dan, based on his Gleason Score of seven out of 10 and other parameters, I recommended that watchful waiting or active surveillance would not be suitable for him. After a detailed discussion with me and with a radiation oncologist, he ultimately chose to undergo surgery. Dan was still very young for patients with prostate cancer. Younger patients have leaned toward undergoing surgery because historically the effectiveness of radiation may not be as durable beyond 20 years after treatment, although newer techniques may prove to be more effective.
In general, patients only need to stay overnight after surgery, which takes two hours. For Dan, we planned to keep him for two days in the hospital to ensure that his diabetes and his blood sugars would be stable before he went home. The surgery went very smoothly with very little blood loss. He had had a tube inside his bladder called a catheter that was removed about 10 days later and then he was on his way to recovery.
Dan's pathology report showed that the cancer was a Gleason Score seven out of 10 and was confined within the prostate gland with no evidence of spread. All the edges (called margins) were also clear of cancer. As such, he did not need to undergo radiation treatment after surgery. He now has the best chance for a cure.

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White: avoid diabetes with proper food and drink

really scare if i talk about diabetes and i hope we do not have it, so how can we avoid? of course with precautions. a little educated about this disease that the work related hormones in the insulin, iam not a doctor but we know this is a dangerous for our lives. over the life we can not to free eat anything, if there is something such as wound possibility of recovery will be long.

now this time is care with what is eat or drinking, but is not all drink is dangerous. such well-known issue that drinks like coke dangerous, it is not true. i fid a statement about that, its safe for drinking. I also regret if the issue is true, because we know how fresh the drink. ranging from the seductive color and delicious flavor that is unforgettable and I hope we agree. in addition to drinking patterns also need to consider the food we eat yag should really be noticed. for details you can find in the search engines about how to maintain your diet to avoid diabetes

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Downside of Getting a Cheap Travel Insurance Plan

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A lot of people are attracted to buy MyCover Cheap Travel Insurance plans and packages. After all, most people would definitely want to reduce costs. They can only do that if they will buy cheap travel insurance plans that are offered in the market. However, these kinds of travel insurance plans and packages might have some problems. There are some cheap travel insurance plans and packages that cannot provide complete and full insurance coverage. Some people do not care much about the insurance coverage. As long as they have an insurance plan, it is okay for them. But there are also some people who want to get a good insurance plan at a low price. It is a bit difficult to get this kind of travel insurance package. But it is possible to find a reliable and a cheap travel insurance plan. They just have to find a credible insurance company and insurance provider.

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Dynamix7.com Helps Small Businesses Adapt to New Marketing ...

PHOENIX, AZ--(Marketwire - Apr 3, 2012) - It is easy to think of social networking as a predominantly Western, or at least a largely American, conceit. Often, social network users forget about the fact that Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ are just as accessible in other parts of the world as they are here. In fact, a new study shows that roughly a fifth of the world's population is involved in social networking. More accurately, over 20% of the world's population will be on at least one social network by the end of 2012. This provides an enormous platform for marketing, and one company, Dynamix7.com, is seeking to help small businesses take full advantage of it.

Indeed, the social networking study notes that if 20% of the world is involved in social networks, the obvious implication is that 20% of the world can be reached by social marketing. The article goes as far as to call social marketing "a competitive necessity" for businesses of all sizes, and the founders of Dynamix7.com are hard-pressed to disagree.

In fact, while the educational services provided by Dynamix7.com include Web design and HTML tutorials, the company has recently narrowed its focus to emphasize its offerings in social marketing. Dynamix7.com provides Web-based training modules, all of which are geared toward small business owners. The gist of the training is that small business owners not only learn the technical capacities required by social marketing, but also that they develop the strategic skills necessary to use social networks to build their business.

Dynamix7.com is aimed not just at small business owners, but particularly at small business owners who have limited technical experience. In fact, the company claims that its training is accessible even to those with zero previous training in social marketing.

But as the above study illustrates, the days of getting by without the implementation of social marketing are behind us. The percentage of the world's population that used social networks in 2011 was over 17%. By the end of this calendar year, that number is projected to hit 20.4% or higher. Additionally, it is projected that the number will hit 25% by the conclusion of 2014.

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Dynamix7.com is a digital training service that offers instructional services geared almost exclusively toward small business owners. The company provides web-based training videos that allow business owners to learn on their own time, according to their own schedule. The curriculum encompasses the basics of web design and e-commerce software, but emphasizes marketing through Facebook, Google+, and Twitter. For more information about the site and the services it provides, visit http://dynamix7.com.

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Our theme is ?Building A Better You.? After many years of enjoying the life of a Christian we wanted to bring what we have learned to the online world. There are 3 areas of focus Gospel Ministry, Christian Finance, and Wealth Building. There is a serious need amongst believers to reconnect with the word of God and learn how to find answers that can make them better children of God, not only spiritually, but in areas that pertain to everyday living. Some of these areas that can cause some of the biggest stresses and struggles of our lives. It is with a sincere heart that we hope to help the saints of God to ?think? and become aware of these answers and help them get started with the application of such in their lives.

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Kristen Mark: Benefits of Post-Divorce Sex

So you're divorced and ready to get physical again. Whether you're just looking to get laid or are looking to commit to a new relationship, it may seem daunting, especially if you haven't been sexual with anyone else for years, decades, or ever. You may feel like a born-again virgin, but there are major benefits to post-divorce sex.

If you got out of your marriage, there were likely reasons. For many people, one of those reasons was a dwindling, nonexistent, or problematic sex life. Put that crappy sex life behind you and consider these six benefits of post-divorce sex:

You can let the real sexual you shine:
In a failed relationship, sometimes you are turned down for sex so many times that you forget that you were ever a sexual person. Or you may begin to think that you just aren't a sexual person, period. That likely isn't the case. You may benefit from rethinking who you are as a sexual being. When your sexual desires aren't being met for a long period of time, you can feel trapped, like the real you isn't able to shine. Post-divorce sex can be a liberating experience, one where you are discovering a whole new world of opportunity for sexual pleasure.

You have the benefit of the comparison factor:
If a divorce occurred, chances are the sexual and/or relationship satisfaction was low. Research consistently shows that sexual and relationship satisfaction are intertwined -- when one is low, the other follows. So when you are comparing your new sex life to the one you left, the something different will become something exciting -- and finally -- satisfying!

You can get what you really want:
Did your ex beg for anal sex, even though he knew you couldn't stand it? Did you never receive oral sex, even after asking for it time and time again? Well, you don't have to deal with that anymore. Find a partner who is sexually compatible with you. Those things you hated about sex with your ex can be forgotten. Time to start anew. The best way to get what you want? Ask for it. Don't be afraid to speak up.

You can move at your own pace:
You don't have to respond to feeling pressured into getting sexual with someone new. The whole feeling of "duty" that you may have felt for your ex has thankfully been removed. So don't push yourself too fast and be sure to speak up and ship out when you're feeling uncomfortable.

You can rediscover sexual pleasure:
One thing that's been pretty consistent in the literature is what works for one person isn't necessarily going to work for another person when it comes to sexual pleasure. Additionally, what works in the context of one relationship isn't necessarily going to work in the context of another relationship. Communicate with your new partner to find out what he or she likes, and make the communication part of the foreplay. Getting to know a new partner's body (and letting them explore yours) can be one of the most exciting parts of having new sex.

You can enjoy new romance chemicals:
There are some chemical benefits of this new journey, too. Dr. Helen Fisher, a biological anthropologist and leading researcher in the area of romantic relationships, found that a surge in testosterone and estrogen contribute to the feelings of lust that increase the sexual desire for another person early on in a romantic relationship. Novelty and excitement both increase the activity of dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain, the neurotransmitters associated with energy, motivation, and elation. At this same time, serotonin drops, allowing for an increase in mood and sex drive. This chemical cocktail is yet another benefit you won't find in the long-term relationships you left.

Ian Kerner, a sex therapist and CNN contributor, recently wrote of a friend who gushed about post-divorce sex saying, "if I hadn't gotten divorced, I never would have had the top five sexual experiences of my life." By opening yourself up to the prospect of being sexually active again, you're opening yourself up to a level of sexual pleasure you may have never expected possible!

There is a silver lining to divorce: a second chance at having a mind-blowing sex life. It can only improve from here, right? So let it.

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