Network Marketing
by ROBERT KIYOSAKI author of the best seller – Rich Dad, Poor Dad

The Network Marketing business is a way for the average guy, without much money to keep their daytime job, and really build an asset that sets them free.

For the average person, a Network Marketing business gives him a chance; it gives him to take control of their life.

The best thing about a Network Marketing company is that if you can stay strong, 5 to 10 years, you will become a completely different person. And I think most important thing is not how much money you make in Network Marketing, but it gives you back your control of your life, your choices and your dignity. And I think today, that is priceless.

There are too many people out there who are weak and wimpy and they expect the government and their company to take care of them. I'd say it's wake up time, if what I say sounds rude and tough to you, well I think that is kind of the world I see right now. Get tougher and smarter, that's what I am recommending. I think that's what Network Marketing offers to that many people that opportunity (financially) for themselves.

So why doesn't everyone go out and start their own Network Marketing business?

I think the subject we are talking about is fear. I have a coward inside of me, I know that person very well. This is the battle we all face. And I think often times, cowards ask other cowards, and they get talk out of it, or they go, 'Why would you do that', and they get bullied into being a coward.

A normal franchise cannot save you if you still do not have the mental and emotional toughness to withstand the world of business, so Network Marketing is really about franchises of the individual, but first it has got to make the individual strong.

Network Marketing levels the playing field ,... if you perform, you get paid. And if you do not perform, you do not get paid. And if you do not like that, than the business is not for you.

That is what I love about Network Marketing. It is not about your college degree, it is not the family you came from, your race, your attractiveness, or whatever the stuff that people do to discriminate. It is really about performance, money talks, the rest walks. So if you can't stand that, then it is really not for you.

In Network Marketing, they want you to get better. In the corporate world, they do not want you to get better. You get better, you threaten their job. So it is a completely different environment in Network Marketing.

If I have to do it again, I might have gone into Network Marketing, it makes more sense because the systems are in-built for you...

ROBERT KIYOSAKI author of the best seller – Rich Dad, Poor Dad

1. Money – “Mag-iipon muna ako. Kulang ang pera ko.” ("I don't have enough cash")
2. Time – “Madami pa akong inaasikaso.” ("I'm so busy with a lot of things")
3. Skills – “Hindi ako marunong mag-business, baka malugi lang ako.” ("I don't know how so I'm afraid I might fail")
4. Opportunity – “Hindi para sa akin yan.” ("That business is not for me")
5. Connection – “Wala akong kilala masyado.” ("I don't know a lot of people")

Do you want to…

- Start a business with little or ZERO personal cash?
- Release yourself from employment?
- Manage your time effectively?
- Learn business and negotiation skills?
- Find income opportunities everywhere?
- Get along with everyone you meet?
- Become Financially Free
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What is a pyramid?
It is an organizational structure where the people at the top make more money than those beneath them. This describes every conventional company in existence! The problem with the conventional company is this: there exists a structure whereby the CEO generates income from the efforts of each person below, but those workers do not have the opportunity to earn as much as, or more than, the CEO.
Have you ever heard of a general worker [GW] who makes more than the CEO or the General Manager [GM]? Does middle management ever make more than the company's senior management does? Not typically! The old model just isn't fair for those underneath. No matter what their effort, they can never make more than those above them can. The pyramid is not equitable.
In Network Marketing however, you are building an income from the production of everyone in your organization whether you directly sponsored [a sponsor is one who recruits and trains another distributor.] them or not. Each person in your organization can do the same, so now you have created a situation where everyone has the same amount to gain. It's the fairest structure available because everyone can create exactly the same situation. And in fact, due to the nature of Network Marketing, people under you can and do in some cases, earn more than you simply because they can access levels that you cannot. Everyone can reach down into their organization the exact same number of levels. If someone has created more volume in their levels than you have in yours, and some of those levels are beyond your ability to reach them, that person can actually make more than you can, even though they are UNDER you!
This makes it the absolute FAIREST system available because it compensates people based on their contributions and efforts, not based on where they fall in the system. Once again, why should someone earn as much as you if they're not making the same effort that you are?