You have to set the system right

I mean, at least organize it right.

I was talking to a friend about his new network marketing business, pretty good plan with a fair deal of pros and cons (as usual) and he has some prospects to work on and a list of plans for the future on how to make money.

I was in network marketing before, and that lesson of failure taught me a lot, especially how to leverage the time and effort you can chip in as a person in order to maximize your chances towards success.

I mean chances, and chances only. Let me list down some points from the conversation.

You can't talk to everyone. If you can, you will die bored because talking about the same thing for 10times in a day doesn't make you a prophet. Start from finding the right points, leverage on something else that will help you to explain the basic. You just make sure you stay conscious in every conversation to analyze and observe. It's a conversation fergodsake.

Get help, yes you heard it right. But before that you need to know what you're lacking, list them down and start looking around. You may need a strategist (then you can use my service) or you may need a good copyrighter. There's so many ways to do one thing, and some success stories might not suit you, remember that always.

Lock your target market right - this needs a fair deal of research, Google about them. Don't try to hit the mass market, you ain't superman. Know your budget and plan it right. You don't need to spend big money to do marketing.

And lastly, know why you do it. The reason you do it will determine your drive in long run, get the objective right and stick to it, print it in your head if you can.