Give Yourself Permission to Succeed

 

A few days ago I was having a conversation
with a bright young network marketer by the
name of Jason.

Jason told me about his position, the company
he was working for, and how his business was
progressing.

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Jason was promoting a higher ticket item
network marketing product and at the age of a
bright young 20, he was doing well better
than I was at that age. If I could get
someone to stay on the phone without hanging
up in my face at that age I was lucky and
here this kid was growing a thriving
organization.

I gave Jason a lot of credit for that. Jason was
making it happen, but he asked me one
question in our conversation that I think I
should bring up to you as well.

He asked me, in not so many or maybe even a
few more words .. .

“When is the RIGHT time to take my business
to the next level?”

I laughed a little, because it was the exact
same type of question I asked one of my
mentors years ago, and here’s what
my mentor told me, and what I passed on to
Jason.

“When you say it is.”

I think at times we are all at fault for
waiting for permission to take on a
leadership role in our success. It’s like we
wait for someone to give us the go ahead, as
if that mattered.

It’s not about waiting for your sponsor to go
over your ToolBox with you and
give you the go ahead.

It’s about getting into the game.

I’d much rather work with a person who calls
me and says “Ok, Lee I’ve got XYZ set and
running and here are the results and how do I
get better” than someone who waits for me to
tell them when to do what and why.

Wouldn’t you?

Think what would happen if you had a team
full of self starters out there making it
happen and not asking for permission, how
much more alive would your business be?

Here’s how to do it . . .

Do it yourself first.

Your team will see you as a self starter and
they’ll pick up on it and be one themselves
and that’s what you want to really duplicate
in your business isn’t it?

So today before you call your sponsor and ask
there advice on something, get out there and
test the waters, you’ll learn a lot more for
doing it that way, and you’ll take the first
steps toward becoming that leader that
everyone wants to follow.

Peace and Blessings,

Lee Green