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Financial Freedom - What Is That Really?
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By: Jillian Middleton Email Article
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Is your business working, really working? If not pick up a pencil and write down quickly why not. It should take you about 30 seconds at most. Go on write it down.

Those of you who have worked with me know the answer….go look in the mirror. The answer lies there. That’s the bad news. Here’s the good news. Go look in the mirror the answer lies there.

You are both the problem and the solution… good thing ‘cause you can’t change anybody but you.

In the next few paragraphs I’m going to give you my thoughts on why I think most people have difficulty getting their businesses off the ground. Or to be more to the point…why it’s so tough to find and start recruits.

How many times have you heard "Financial Freedom" when you ask someone what they want out of their home business?

What does that mean really? I know the "stock" answer, "So money isn’t a consideration any more." But is that really what we’re looking for?

I think people are looking for a freedom much deeper than money. It’s a freedom to live in tune with who they really are.

I’m going to paraphrase something Timothy Gallwey said in his book "The Inner Game Of Work." We don’t really want to be free of our responsibilities but rather we want to be who we really are as we perform those responsibilities.

It’s Gallwey’s premise that we get into trouble when we start work or live our lives in line with external pressures. Suddenly we’re dancing to someone else’s dance rather than our own. We find ourselves working for rewards that someone else thinks are important, not what we really think is important. Does this sound like a job? Playing politics and often being something we’re really not. We are just not being completely authentic.

Personally, I think this is a huge reason people come into a network marketing business. They are tired of being who their job requires them to be. Please notice that I said who their job requires them to be not what they have to do. It isn’t about the work.

Unfortunately I think this is a big reason people don’t stay in their networking business. They quit and go away because in our zeal to create duplication we push conformity rather than creativity and fun. Duplication has come to mean "be just like me, or just like my upline." Like their job, your new recruit doesn’t get to be who they are in their new business either.

I don’t think we need to do that to create duplication. I think if we want real duplication in our businesses we need people to tap into (maybe for the first time) who they really are as well as what they really want from their business. Think about this, if you’re getting to be exactly who you are, and your making money too are you going to keep doing it?

Then it’s up to us to pass along the tools we have in our business tool kits to help them build that business within their personal integrity. It’s the tools that need to be duplicated. We’re not cloning people. As sponsors we’re here to facilitate people developing.

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Jillian Middleton is a Mentor Coach and Trainer, and author of the courses '5 Steps to Working Less and Making More in Network Marketing' and Setting Up Your Store Hours. As creator of the 'Savvy Sponsoring Strategies' Program, Jillian trains network marketers and direct sales consultants the same strategies she used to build two 6-figure network marketing businesses in 5 years. For more information on Jillian or her programs visit http://www.SavvySponsoring.com

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