Leads MLM - Question Mark Victor Hansen

http://www.mlm-mentor.info

Maybe you've heard this before . . .

"Look at the income of the 5 people that you hang out with
most and your income will be roughly the average of those
people."

I've heard it many times, and have done a lot of
introspection on this idea. I do believe it to be absolutely
true, but for many of us it's just not that easy to seek out
5 highly successfully people and hang out with them enough
for their ideals to rub off.

I look at the people I hand out with most, my girlfriend, my
grandparents, and my few close friends that live in close
proximity, and when I do an income analysis of what they make
compared to myself I'm left scratching my head.

Why?

I'm doing way better than all of them. I don't say this to
brag, but rather to try to work out why I've been able to
achieve success when I don't necessarily hang out with hyper
successful people on a daily basis.

You wanna know what I discovered?

I cheated my way to where I am. There is absolutely a way to
rub elbows with the best and brightest and have their way of
thinking rub off on you enough to make great gains
personally, health, wealth, and whatever else.

What has allowed me to personally break away from the pack
while still spending most of time with them?

The one thing I do, that others I know surely don't is, I
listen to motivational material every single day and it's
rubbed off on me in a big way.

My iPod is packed with Jim Rohn, Les Brown, Earl
Nightingale, Zig Ziglar, Napoleon Hill, etc. You name it and
I'm listening to it on a daily basis.

It's literally a way to cheat your way to a millionaire
mindset.

Do it. Wake up each day and listen to something highly
motivational for an hour and you'll see just how little time
it will take you to start approaching those goals you once
thought were just dreams.

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[OnlineBizCoach]

Good one..I really like this

Aniko

[youngentrepeneur]

Hey great answer to Patricia's question Jacko!

I agree.

Christian Fioravanti