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Welcome and I am so happy you are here and motivated to start your business and start generating some income for yourself online and remotely.
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I was first introduced to the concept of network marketing and residual income by my friend and mentor Laura Plahuta. This business model appeals to me because as someone who loves to travel, a remote online business model gives me the flexibility and freedom I have been craving.
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WHAT DOES NETWORK MARKETING MEAN? It is a business model that relies on person to person sales by independent representatives, often who work from home. With this company, instead of paying for commercials or standard marketing advertisement, the company offers incentives and bonus’ to independent consultants who share the products by word of mouth, and social media.
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WHAT IS RESIDUAL INCOME? Residual income is income that you continued to get paid after the work has been done. With this company, you work to enroll customers who use the products and over time as they continue to order products you receive an income percentage of each sale for as long as they continue to order. So even though you are not actively working on each sale you continue to generate income. This is magical because it means that with each customer you enroll you set into motion the potential for residual income to be generated for a long time, and subsequently anyone your customer enrolls, you also receive residual income on those sales. So you continue to make money long after you have made the sale.
This company is a vehicle of possibility, and that is what I truly love about it.
Why?
We all have a story, and there is immense power in the sharing of our stories. What if your story was the one thing that gave someone hope? The thing that made them feel less alone? Helped pull them out of a dark place? Would you share your story then?
If that was the case, you probably wouldn’t give a thought to what other people may think. And you really shouldn’t, because it is your story not theirs. And your story is powerful.
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I imagine that you, like me, were once inspired by someone else’s story. And maybe that story gave you hope when you were in a low or hopeless place. Sometimes we simply over complicate or over think things, and forget that something seemingly small like sharing your experience can have huge impact.
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We try so hard to be “perfect,” and think that if we can’t hit that mark, then why even try. Well I am here to remind you that there is no such thing as cookie cutter perfect. In fact, we are all so imperfectly perfect; and it is those difference, those unique pieces we each have, that makes us so much better than whatever perfect might be. Because it makes us truly authentic.
The worst thing any of us can ever do is to hide or ignore that thing that sets your soul on fire. We all have such huge purpose inside of us, and we need to start embracing it. Without passion, what is our purpose? If we ignore that calling, then our soul is just trying to fit into someone else’s preconceived version of how they see you, and no matter what you do you will never please everyone, and you will likely burn yourself out trying.
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We have to share our story, and embrace that thing that sets our soul on fire. We need to chase passion and purpose. You never know when your story will be the one thing that someone needed to hear to give them home. And this connection, is one of the unique things that defines humanity, our desire for shared experience. Its incredibly easy to convince ourselves that we are alone, or that our challenges are uniquely ours. But we are more powerful together, and together is how we move forward towards a better, more inspired world.
My Story
Growing up I never really knew what I wanted to be when I grew up. Like most kids I had some fantastical ideas about things I would like to do, but I wasn’t someone who always had a drive in one direction. Instead I liked to do and be a little of everything, just to keep things exciting.
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When I got to high school and it came time to apply to University and/or college, I didn’t have the slightest clue what it was I wanted to do. So I didn’t know what I wanted to do, but I felt like I was expected to pick a route and go to University. So that’s what I did. I knew I liked impacting the lives of others, and that I wanted a job that could provide a good income and that there would always be a need for. I spoke to people I knew and gathered opinions. But I never really asked myself what I wanted to do, what I liked doing. Someone suggested becoming a nurse to me and because it checked the boxes of what I thought I was looking for, I decided that’s what I would do. I didn’t even consider anything else. Looking back, I wish I would have taken more time to explore what I was passionate about, even allowed myself to figure out what that was.
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For me, life became a series of stages to “Just get through,” which if I think about it now, is not truly living. I kept thinking, if I can just get through University, working will be so much better. If I can just get through my first year as a nurse at my first job, everything will be better. If I do a Master’s degree, then I will be happy. I developed this pattern of just delaying life, delaying the happiness I sought. And I got stuck, as I think so many of us do. I got stuck in the comfortable, in the routine. I continued to do what I perceived was expected of me, I don’t really know why. I suppose I became afraid of changing, afraid of disappointing myself and those around me.
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My heart and soul has been aching for change, for a long time now, but I let fear dictate my direction and hold me stuck. Ultimately I found myself at the bottom of a very deep dark hole of unhappiness, I was lost and felt so alone. Its taken me a long time, and a ton of work on myself but I am happy to say that I am finally climbing myself out of that hole. And by slowly committing myself to honoring what I want, and what I need I am starting to figure out who I am and what I like to do. Which is huge for me because I never really gave myself time before. So as I continue to work on becoming the person I want to be and challenging my mindset and patterns, I expect a few bumps but am excited for the first time in a long time about what is to come.