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If I could only share one thing with you about me it would be 28 Years ago, alone and lonely, depressed, suicidal and paranoid, I listened to Earl Nightingale read As A Man Thinketh, by James Allen. I got one thing from that reading...that I could change my pitiful life by changing my thoughts. I've lost count of how many times I've read As A Man Thinketh but each time I get something new. That little book lead to hundreds more, some great, some not so good. Today, I can't remember the last time I was down. I'm never lonely and when I'm alone, it's by choice. I'm a genuinely happy person, one of those people who talk to everyone, everywhere. There are no strangers.
Aside from that I'm a child of the 60's and a recovering Hippie. I bought into that scene hook, line and sinker. That was a great time to grow up. I still believe in peace and love but put the drugs down for good in 1988. My hair would still be long if it weren't for this balding thing I have goin' on. I'm really not going bald, my hair is just migrating from the top of my head to my ears and nose. Raise your hand if you are old enough to understand that one. Getting old is too much fun. Most of my working life was spent driving trucks and operating heavy equipment in the oil fields of California. Then, for about ten years I drove a Fresno City Bus. Having to be at work at 5 AM got old. Union Vs City contract time was always a source of stress. I’ve always wanted to work for myself, particularly from home.
The best thing about having my own business is being able to sleep in. I work from home and love it but it does have its challenges. The biggest one is working and not doing everything else that needs to be done around the house, like mowing the lawn, counting paper clips you know, the important things. Last night I finished "The Slight Edge" by Jeff Olson. Wow! Get that book. In it he says, that small positive choices over a long period of time equal success. You know like walking 30 minutes one day won't change your health but walking 30 minutes a day for a year will. Small negative choices like "counting paper clips" today won't make me a failure but doing similar things over a long period of time will. Years ago I was told that Network Marketing is a self-improvement program disguised as a business. We get paid to become better people. I choose my partners and I only work with people I would like to be on a one month cruise with. Only work with people you trust and respect.
For me, it all started when I got bitten by the Network Marketing bug in 1979. I saw the compensation plan circles on a white board and couldn't sleep for day afterwards. I'm still in love with the industry after all these years. It hasn't been all peaches and cream though. Back in 1979 I believed that it was easy, anyone can do it. That's just not true. If you are looking for easy don't even bother. Really! If you're not afraid to roll up your sleeves and work, you are in the right place.
My company is in 42 countries. Know someone in Europe? You could have an international business and "write off" your vacations there. Just a thought! Thanks for taking the time to read this little blurb. Here's another free ebook that will save you years of failure and frustration in NM: 35 Mistakes Enjoy the books.
Talk to you soon.
Kim
I appreciate your spirit!
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