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Jenny SJ

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Re: How DO You Choose Your Programme or Opportunity?
7/23/2007 11:12:37 AM
Hi Rudy,

Better late than never!.

You have really drawn our attention to a very big alarm signal in internet market.  SECRECY and INACCESABILITY.

An honest programme will be eaily accessible to anyone wanting to find out about it and it should never be difficult to contact people in the organisation.  If it is - why should this be?.

It is like an off line business locking the doors, hanging up the phone and only dealing by post!  Would you deal with a business like that offline?  No.  What amazes me is that people are willing to deal with companies online, without being able to contact  them in any other way than email.

I have dealt with several on line businesses and have had no difficulty in contacting people - on two occasions to be able to speak to their CEOs personally.  This way it is possible to confirm information glened doing due diligence and sort out problems.

And when I cant reach anyone - however big or small the business is - Alarm Bells start ringing and the Shakespearean quotation from Hamlet
comes to mind. "There's something rotten in the State of Denmark"

Thanks for bringing that one up.

Saludos
Jenny


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Jenny SJ

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Re: How Do You Choose Your Program or Opportunity?
7/23/2007 11:17:52 AM
Hello Renate,

I agree with you on the importance of training in the business of internet marketing.  And of evaluation of your personal strengths and weaknesses.  Whether or not you do it alone or in a group. 

I am glad you are happy with your Group - although this is a NON ádvertising forum! lol

Equally, once you decide which business to choose - it is important to have the right tools and know how to use them.

Nothing however will ever take away the importance  of doing your own due diligence into each and every programme or opportunity you join. That is a personal  responsibility - however wise your mentors.

Saludos
Jenny
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Re: How Do You Choose Your Program or Opportunity?
7/23/2007 12:46:43 PM

Hi My Angel Lady,

I suddenly found my mail box had collected a few more bytes from this forum.

Did I see someone agreed with me? Thanks Renate!

Found myself re-reading the posts in search of the magic formula. Alas, it appears that some have found a few of the secrets and others are still not believing what is staring them in the face.

Me? I am very keen on my niche. To share with others may be an old-fashioned idea - but it works for me!

Never being able to express myself clearly at all times I would like to share these quotes.

"Imagination is more important than knowledge." Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955)

 
"You can't have everything. Where would you put it?"  Steven Wright (1955 - )
 
Have a Great Day!
 
The Old Duck.
 
PS: A link to another thought of mine on this subject. Not recommended for the faint- hearted.

 

Network Your Way to Success. It's Fun! http://www.thenorthdevontimes.co.uk - You can have one or more!
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Re: How Do You Choose Your Program or Opportunity?
7/23/2007 2:31:26 PM

Hi, all,

I have had one of those weeks that I thought would never end. I have been going down-hill for a few days and this week has seen me spending most of my time in a daze.

When this forum started I joined several free opportunities being pushed at Adland (yes, I can afford 'free') that were going to provide me with spill-over and income as a result.

Guess what. Not a single cent has been earned in any of these 'do nothing' opportunities.

Now, I am not stupid and got the results I expected from doing nothing but so many people really believe this nonsense.

(Please - believers in 'The Secret' don't tell me I 'manifested' my failure unless you can answer my question about three dead wives, two dead children and a life time of cancer!)

One thing the week has taught me, though, is that once the work stops - so does the progress. Isn't that strange?

How do you choose what you are going to do?

1. Be sure you can do it.

2. Be sure you have sufficient time to do it properly.

3. Be sure to actually utilise the necessary time for your business.

4. Be sure there is someone on hand to help.

5. Once you have made a choice and some progress - stick with it. The easiest habit in the world to get into is that of giving up because there is another opportunity just around the in box.

6. Apply effort, effort, effort and then a bit of effort.

7. Don't take yourself too seriously - in 100 years, who'll give a damn?

The Old Coot   

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Re: How DO You Choose Your Programme or Opportunity?
7/24/2007 8:25:19 AM

Jenny I haven't found one that isn't full of barn-yard mess. Can they get away with this ---- because no one can actually see their statements? How can they get away with such lies? Just floors me at the statements. One I read this morning said "I make $6000 per month" Now my point is the following page is exactly the same as a thousand other pages I read that say the person on the front page is making oodles of money. I think it is a ripe off.  Judy

Thanx again Judy
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