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Who didn’t cheat and ONLY bug family members and friends. Who want to GROW a profitable  home-business... How do we recruit A-Players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet, still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives?
That is the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio...</description>
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Who didn’t cheat and ONLY bug family members and friends. Who want to GROW a profitable  home-business... How do we recruit A-Players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet, still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives?
That is the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio...</itunes:summary>
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      <title>Essential Systems To Manage NM Leads Online</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Regardless of industry, these are systems you MUST have to manage leads...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Regardless of industry, these are systems you MUST have to manage leads...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Regardless of industry, these are systems you MUST have to manage leads...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>This doesn't have to be hard...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>This doesn't have to be hard...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:author>Steve J Larsen: Automated Downline Recruiting</itunes:author>
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        <![CDATA[<p>This doesn't have to be hard...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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        <![CDATA[<p>It's a numbers game, and here's the numbers I'm looking for...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>It's a numbers game, and here's the numbers I'm looking for...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>It's a numbers game, and here's the numbers I'm looking for...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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        <![CDATA[<p>The weirder, the better...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>The weirder, the better...</p>]]>
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      <title>The Recruiting Treasure Map Online</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>How to see the treasure map left by other NMers</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>How to see the treasure map left by other NMers</p>]]>
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      <title>Easiest Lead Generation In Network Marketing Online</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>This is how I get so many leads online for Network Marketing</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>This is how I get so many leads online for Network Marketing</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 21 May 2025 04:25:00 -0600</pubDate>
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        <![CDATA[<p>This is how I get so many leads online for Network Marketing</p>]]>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>Writing The Preface Of The Dramatic Demonstration Book</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I just finished writing the core chapters of the Dramatic Demonstration Book. Here's the preface...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I just finished writing the core chapters of the Dramatic Demonstration Book. Here's the preface...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I just finished writing the core chapters of the Dramatic Demonstration Book. Here's the preface...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>Interview - How John Parkes Spent 150m In Facebook Ads</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>How he spent $150,000,000 in Facebook Ads, PROFITABILITY...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>How he spent $150,000,000 in Facebook Ads, PROFITABILITY...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>How he spent $150,000,000 in Facebook Ads, PROFITABILITY...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>We're Filming A TV Show - here's how it happened (pinch me)</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Capitalism means a lot to us and we wanted to make a TV show about it... we didn't think we'd already be filming for it (but we are, and already got the teaser reel back)...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Capitalism means a lot to us and we wanted to make a TV show about it... we didn't think we'd already be filming for it (but we are, and already got the teaser reel back)...</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Thu, 24 Apr 2025 06:10:00 -0600</pubDate>
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      <itunes:author>Steve J Larsen: Automated Downline Recruiting</itunes:author>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Capitalism means a lot to us and we wanted to make a TV show about it... we didn't think we'd already be filming for it (but we are, and already got the teaser reel back)...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>This is STILL the easiest lead source for network marketers online</title>
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      <itunes:title>This is STILL the easiest lead source for network marketers online</itunes:title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Don't overcomplicate it. This is still my best leads, sales, and NOISE method online (after 10 years - it's still this)...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Don't overcomplicate it. This is still my best leads, sales, and NOISE method online (after 10 years - it's still this)...</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Thu, 17 Apr 2025 07:55:00 -0600</pubDate>
      <author>Steve J Larsen: Automated Downline Recruiting</author>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Don't overcomplicate it. This is still my best leads, sales, and NOISE method online (after 10 years - it's still this)...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>Using WEIRD Marketing To Recruit Online</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Stop being so professional. Here's some WEIRD marketing that WORKED...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Stop being so professional. Here's some WEIRD marketing that WORKED...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Stop being so professional. Here's some WEIRD marketing that WORKED...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>3 Parts Of The Recruiting Treasure Map</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In truth, the funnel is the SMALLEST part of auto-recruiting online. The first thing I look for is actually these 3 'Treasure Maps'...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In truth, the funnel is the SMALLEST part of auto-recruiting online. The first thing I look for is actually these 3 'Treasure Maps'...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In truth, the funnel is the SMALLEST part of auto-recruiting online. The first thing I look for is actually these 3 'Treasure Maps'...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>Pitching A Whole Neighborhood At Once</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>This is how to create a 1-to-many style sales pitch for your MLM...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>This is how to create a 1-to-many style sales pitch for your MLM...</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 19 Mar 2025 06:00:00 -0600</pubDate>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>How To Sell When Your Product Is MORE Expensive Than Your Competition</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>This is how to sell your product, when it's MORE expensive than your competition...</p>]]>
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      <title>6 Deal Breakers When Choosing A NM Company</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>These are 6 (at least) things that will make me NOT join a NM company.</p>]]>
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      <title>Secret MLM Hacks is BACK</title>
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        <![CDATA[A new episode]]>
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      <title>Use a Hook, or a Sales Message?</title>
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      <title>Your 5-Day Sprint to Build Your Perfect Downline</title>
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        <![CDATA[ <p><b> <strong>"Wanna Build <em>Your</em> Auto-Recruiting Checklist</strong></b></p>   <p><b> <strong>In Just 5-Days, Live, Daily...</strong></b></p>   <p><b> <strong>With Steve J Larsen?"</strong></b></p> ]]>
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        <![CDATA[ <p><b> <strong>"Wanna Build <em>Your</em> Auto-Recruiting Checklist</strong></b></p>   <p><b> <strong>In Just 5-Days, Live, Daily...</strong></b></p>   <p><b> <strong>With Steve J Larsen?"</strong></b></p> ]]>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>Legal? Blake Nubar makes $1M in 25 Days! (how?)</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Blake Nubar's method for turning your social media profile INTO your funnel, is epic. I haven't seen anyone else do this and it led to $1M in 25 days... waaa? In this episode, Blake is gonna show you more of the details to his "evil genius"....</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Blake Nubar's method for turning your social media profile INTO your funnel, is epic. I haven't seen anyone else do this and it led to $1M in 25 days... waaa? In this episode, Blake is gonna show you more of the details to his "evil genius"....</p>]]>
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      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>Modern Downline Live Event</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>There's really only 3 roles to know in Network Marketing and I'm doing an event Aug 25-27, 2021 in my studio to brain dump on each of them. It's called Modern Downline Live (ModernDownlineLive.com) and we'll be focusing on the major problem EVERY business faces... Leads. Control leads, you control the game. I believe the best way to do that is by using the internet and I've done so while auto-recruiting over 1000 into my own downline.</p> <p>This episode has the details...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>There's really only 3 roles to know in Network Marketing and I'm doing an event Aug 25-27, 2021 in my studio to brain dump on each of them. It's called Modern Downline Live (ModernDownlineLive.com) and we'll be focusing on the major problem EVERY business faces... Leads. Control leads, you control the game. I believe the best way to do that is by using the internet and I've done so while auto-recruiting over 1000 into my own downline.</p> <p>This episode has the details...</p>]]>
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      <title>What MLMers Need To Know To Get Paid Online</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hi everyone, welcome back to Secret MLM Hacks!</p> <p>Today we have a BIG announcement coming up, something I’m very excited about! It’s a new project that I think you’ll love if you are looking to take your marketing game to the next level. We’ll go more in-depth in this episode, so please buckle up for the big launch and tune in to hear more! </p> <p> </p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hi everyone, welcome back to Secret MLM Hacks!</p> <p>Today we have a BIG announcement coming up, something I’m very excited about! It’s a new project that I think you’ll love if you are looking to take your marketing game to the next level. We’ll go more in-depth in this episode, so please buckle up for the big launch and tune in to hear more! </p> <p> </p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Hi everyone, welcome back to Secret MLM Hacks! Today we have a BIG announcement coming up, something I’m very excited about! It’s a new project that I think you’ll love if you are looking to take your marketing game to the next level. We’ll go more in-depth in this episode, so please buckle up for the big launch and tune in to hear more!   </itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>Hi everyone, welcome back to Secret MLM Hacks! Today we have a BIG announcement coming up, something I’m very excited about! It’s a new project that I think you’ll love if you are looking to take your marketing game to the next level. We’ll go more in-dep</itunes:subtitle>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In Part 2 of this two-episode series, I talk about what the future of my MLM business looks like and an opportunity for people to join me.</p> <p>Secret MLM Hacks is closing, so I tell you about a backdoor that we're going to leave open for those of you guys who are huge fans of the show. And also about where the remainder of my network marketing-related services and products are actually available.</p> <p>How did I create an exit, a product-closing campaign? Right now, I'm really big on the campaigns. I'm really big into sales pressure. Some of my favorite stories are of these old dead rich marketers who didn't have the Internet in their day.</p> <p>How did they create noise? How did they create sales pressure? How did they create campaigns in order to get sales? </p> <p>And when you think about that and you think about what the standard person does today to cause noise around their product, we're pretty weak at campaigns now. I actually think that campaigns is kind of a dying skill set.</p> <p>And so I'd started walking through the exit campaign a little bit in the last video, but I'm going to cut over to the final exit campaign strategy in this one.</p> <p>This is really valuable stuff - Stay tuned as I walk you through the exit campaign that I put on the back of Secret MLM Hacks.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Creating a message that includes the “who”: Who I'm selling to and not selling to (5:24)</li> <li>Where they're going, the problem they're solving (5:36)</li> <li>I'm going to create an offer which helps them get where they're trying to go (5:40)</li> <li>Facebook posting is not marketing; it is an aspect of marketing (5:52)</li> <li>Campaigns are the thing that I can go and I can actually influence (6:09)</li> <li>My favorite four types of traffic: Publishing, Dream 100, affiliates, and ads (6:59)</li> <li>They know it's awesome, but its title has raised eyebrows (10:33)</li> <li>I'm not going to stop Secret MLM Hacks; public access to it is closed (13:59)</li> <li>The difference between Funnel Hacks and Funnel Builder Secrets (14:47)</li> <li>Secret MLM Hacks is actually more akin to Funnel Builder Secrets… (16:23)</li> <li>Most likely, I'm going to make a completely separate course (21:44)</li> <li>Natural, normal business problems as products and landscapes evolve (27:04)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://moderndownlinecoaching.com/start30514556" rel="nofollow">ModernDownlineCoaching.com</a></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In Part 2 of this two-episode series, I talk about what the future of my MLM business looks like and an opportunity for people to join me.</p> <p>Secret MLM Hacks is closing, so I tell you about a backdoor that we're going to leave open for those of you guys who are huge fans of the show. And also about where the remainder of my network marketing-related services and products are actually available.</p> <p>How did I create an exit, a product-closing campaign? Right now, I'm really big on the campaigns. I'm really big into sales pressure. Some of my favorite stories are of these old dead rich marketers who didn't have the Internet in their day.</p> <p>How did they create noise? How did they create sales pressure? How did they create campaigns in order to get sales? </p> <p>And when you think about that and you think about what the standard person does today to cause noise around their product, we're pretty weak at campaigns now. I actually think that campaigns is kind of a dying skill set.</p> <p>And so I'd started walking through the exit campaign a little bit in the last video, but I'm going to cut over to the final exit campaign strategy in this one.</p> <p>This is really valuable stuff - Stay tuned as I walk you through the exit campaign that I put on the back of Secret MLM Hacks.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Creating a message that includes the “who”: Who I'm selling to and not selling to (5:24)</li> <li>Where they're going, the problem they're solving (5:36)</li> <li>I'm going to create an offer which helps them get where they're trying to go (5:40)</li> <li>Facebook posting is not marketing; it is an aspect of marketing (5:52)</li> <li>Campaigns are the thing that I can go and I can actually influence (6:09)</li> <li>My favorite four types of traffic: Publishing, Dream 100, affiliates, and ads (6:59)</li> <li>They know it's awesome, but its title has raised eyebrows (10:33)</li> <li>I'm not going to stop Secret MLM Hacks; public access to it is closed (13:59)</li> <li>The difference between Funnel Hacks and Funnel Builder Secrets (14:47)</li> <li>Secret MLM Hacks is actually more akin to Funnel Builder Secrets… (16:23)</li> <li>Most likely, I'm going to make a completely separate course (21:44)</li> <li>Natural, normal business problems as products and landscapes evolve (27:04)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://moderndownlinecoaching.com/start30514556" rel="nofollow">ModernDownlineCoaching.com</a></p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 01 Jan 2020 07:00:00 -0700</pubDate>
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      <itunes:summary>In Part 2 of this two-episode series, I talk about what the future of my MLM business looks like and an opportunity for people to join me. Secret MLM Hacks is closing, so I tell you about a backdoor that we're going to leave open for those of you guys who are huge fans of the show. And also about where the remainder of my network marketing-related services and products are actually available. How did I create an exit, a product-closing campaign? Right now, I'm really big on the campaigns. I'm really big into sales pressure. Some of my favorite stories are of these old dead rich marketers who didn't have the Internet in their day. How did they create noise? How did they create sales pressure? How did they create campaigns in order to get sales?  And when you think about that and you think about what the standard person does today to cause noise around their product, we're pretty weak at campaigns now. I actually think that campaigns is kind of a dying skill set. And so I'd started walking through the exit campaign a little bit in the last video, but I'm going to cut over to the final exit campaign strategy in this one. This is really valuable stuff - Stay tuned as I walk you through the exit campaign that I put on the back of Secret MLM Hacks. Key Takeaways:  Creating a message that includes the “who”: Who I'm selling to and not selling to (5:24) Where they're going, the problem they're solving (5:36) I'm going to create an offer which helps them get where they're trying to go (5:40) Facebook posting is not marketing; it is an aspect of marketing (5:52) Campaigns are the thing that I can go and I can actually influence (6:09) My favorite four types of traffic: Publishing, Dream 100, affiliates, and ads (6:59) They know it's awesome, but its title has raised eyebrows (10:33) I'm not going to stop Secret MLM Hacks; public access to it is closed (13:59) The difference between Funnel Hacks and Funnel Builder Secrets (14:47) Secret MLM Hacks is actually more akin to Funnel Builder Secrets… (16:23) Most likely, I'm going to make a completely separate course (21:44) Natural, normal business problems as products and landscapes evolve (27:04)  --- Additional Resources: ModernDownlineCoaching.com</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In Part 2 of this two-episode series, I talk about what the future of my MLM business looks like and an opportunity for people to join me. Secret MLM Hacks is closing, so I tell you about a backdoor that we're going to leave open for those of you guys who</itunes:subtitle>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In Part 1 of this two-episode series, I talk about my decision to close down my Secret MLM Hacks program after running it for the past few years. There was a lot of thought that went into the decision, but strategically, there are some big reasons why I closed it. I also talk about what's ahead.</p> <p>In the last four-five episodes, I've shared with you guys specific things that have been going on in my business.</p> <p>I’ve talked about the way I've built Secret MLM Hacks and the systems that have built this, which have allowed this to be kind of on the back-end of my actual business.</p> <p>This is not my actual full-time business. It's not my actual full-time focus.</p> <p>The reason why my downline continues to grow, the reason why there are so many things that I'm able to pull off with this is that I treat this like any other business.</p> <p>And so, I actually am shutting down Secret MLM Hacks. There are lots of things going on personally. There are certain opportunities that are coming my way.</p> <p>There's a lot of things that are happening, and for me, it just doesn't make sense to keep it open anymore.</p> <p>Stay tuned as I recap as to why it has been such a big deal.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>All business has three needs... (2:14)</li> <li>I sat back about seven years ago and had this idea (2:43)</li> <li>It's gotten past that critical spot where now it grows on its own (3:52)</li> <li>We’re closing public access to Secret MLM Hacks (4:37)</li> <li>Why my team is so unique (5:15)</li> <li>Growing it to a real asset that actually pays for other assets (6:24)</li> <li>I teach traffic methods; I send the traffic to something that’s somewhat cheapish (7:26)</li> <li>I send traffic to this self-liquidating offer - money dumps right back into traffic (8:10)</li> <li>I'm not involved with that at all (8:48)</li> <li>Do you want me to send you free leads? It’s all automated (9:37)</li> <li>Hack MLM walks my downline through their first 30 days inside my MLM (10:03)</li> <li>When I first got hired by Russell Brunson… (10:19)</li> <li>How I structured the show to be so successful (14:18)</li> <li>Getting people to come to you to join your downlines (15:55)</li> <li>How Secret MLM Hacks came about (17:10)</li> <li>SMH was relaunched because of the ClickFunnels-certified partner program (21:46)</li> <li>Go see what’s the content your dream customer is consuming… (24:41)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://www.chatbotsformlm.com/overview" rel="nofollow">ChatbotsForMLM.com</a></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In Part 1 of this two-episode series, I talk about my decision to close down my Secret MLM Hacks program after running it for the past few years. There was a lot of thought that went into the decision, but strategically, there are some big reasons why I closed it. I also talk about what's ahead.</p> <p>In the last four-five episodes, I've shared with you guys specific things that have been going on in my business.</p> <p>I’ve talked about the way I've built Secret MLM Hacks and the systems that have built this, which have allowed this to be kind of on the back-end of my actual business.</p> <p>This is not my actual full-time business. It's not my actual full-time focus.</p> <p>The reason why my downline continues to grow, the reason why there are so many things that I'm able to pull off with this is that I treat this like any other business.</p> <p>And so, I actually am shutting down Secret MLM Hacks. There are lots of things going on personally. There are certain opportunities that are coming my way.</p> <p>There's a lot of things that are happening, and for me, it just doesn't make sense to keep it open anymore.</p> <p>Stay tuned as I recap as to why it has been such a big deal.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>All business has three needs... (2:14)</li> <li>I sat back about seven years ago and had this idea (2:43)</li> <li>It's gotten past that critical spot where now it grows on its own (3:52)</li> <li>We’re closing public access to Secret MLM Hacks (4:37)</li> <li>Why my team is so unique (5:15)</li> <li>Growing it to a real asset that actually pays for other assets (6:24)</li> <li>I teach traffic methods; I send the traffic to something that’s somewhat cheapish (7:26)</li> <li>I send traffic to this self-liquidating offer - money dumps right back into traffic (8:10)</li> <li>I'm not involved with that at all (8:48)</li> <li>Do you want me to send you free leads? It’s all automated (9:37)</li> <li>Hack MLM walks my downline through their first 30 days inside my MLM (10:03)</li> <li>When I first got hired by Russell Brunson… (10:19)</li> <li>How I structured the show to be so successful (14:18)</li> <li>Getting people to come to you to join your downlines (15:55)</li> <li>How Secret MLM Hacks came about (17:10)</li> <li>SMH was relaunched because of the ClickFunnels-certified partner program (21:46)</li> <li>Go see what’s the content your dream customer is consuming… (24:41)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://www.chatbotsformlm.com/overview" rel="nofollow">ChatbotsForMLM.com</a></p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 25 Dec 2019 07:00:00 -0700</pubDate>
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      <itunes:summary>In Part 1 of this two-episode series, I talk about my decision to close down my Secret MLM Hacks program after running it for the past few years. There was a lot of thought that went into the decision, but strategically, there are some big reasons why I closed it. I also talk about what's ahead. In the last four-five episodes, I've shared with you guys specific things that have been going on in my business. I’ve talked about the way I've built Secret MLM Hacks and the systems that have built this, which have allowed this to be kind of on the back-end of my actual business. This is not my actual full-time business. It's not my actual full-time focus. The reason why my downline continues to grow, the reason why there are so many things that I'm able to pull off with this is that I treat this like any other business. And so, I actually am shutting down Secret MLM Hacks. There are lots of things going on personally. There are certain opportunities that are coming my way. There's a lot of things that are happening, and for me, it just doesn't make sense to keep it open anymore. Stay tuned as I recap as to why it has been such a big deal. Key Takeaways:  All business has three needs... (2:14) I sat back about seven years ago and had this idea (2:43) It's gotten past that critical spot where now it grows on its own (3:52) We’re closing public access to Secret MLM Hacks (4:37) Why my team is so unique (5:15) Growing it to a real asset that actually pays for other assets (6:24) I teach traffic methods; I send the traffic to something that’s somewhat cheapish (7:26) I send traffic to this self-liquidating offer - money dumps right back into traffic (8:10) I'm not involved with that at all (8:48) Do you want me to send you free leads? It’s all automated (9:37) Hack MLM walks my downline through their first 30 days inside my MLM (10:03) When I first got hired by Russell Brunson… (10:19) How I structured the show to be so successful (14:18) Getting people to come to you to join your downlines (15:55) How Secret MLM Hacks came about (17:10) SMH was relaunched because of the ClickFunnels-certified partner program (21:46) Go see what’s the content your dream customer is consuming… (24:41)  --- Additional Resources: ChatbotsForMLM.com</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In this episode, I talk about the truth behind how top earners succeed in network marketing. Instead of doing home parties and talking to their family &amp; friends, the people who have grown their business quickly have their own products on the "front end" of their business. They don't talk about their downline until someone buys from them.</p> <p>The way you bring somebody into your downline, the way you sell somebody, often determines what they do afterwards. That’s true for any business, any product, any sale ever. So if one begs somebody into the downline, chances are they would beg them to do something afterwards.</p> <p>This is what I found out - If I begged them to come and buy the product, I would beg them to go and continue to buy the product. If I wanted to stop that, I needed to stop begging people after they buy to continue to do things. I had to stop begging them to join or buy in the first place. And that changed everything for me.</p> <p>And I started sitting down, I started realizing: “Wait a second, how are these guys actually recruiting?” Which ultimately brought me to the question: “Wait a second, what are the top earners actually doing to recruit? What are they doing to actually sell the product?”</p> <p>I started looking around, and I freaked out. Almost none of them were doing home meetings, phone meetings, hotel meetings, going to malls. Almost none of them were doing that.</p> <p>Instead of saying: “Come, join my downline,” they're saying: “Hey, check out this cool little book I wrote.” Not that you need to go write a book, but that's the principle. Stay tuned to know more.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>They have small little products that they send people to (4:09)</li> <li>Want to change your business? Change your bait (5:54)</li> <li>You can use and sell secret MLM hacks, keep the money, and collect leads (6:34)</li> <li>Changing the bait, not just to attract people, but also to repel a certain type (9:14)</li> <li>When someone wants to join my downline, I wait for them to go through my funnels (12:02)</li> <li>Being good at causing value in the marketplace, giving free goodies, something that's cheap… (13:48)<br></li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/live" rel="nofollow">https://SecretMLMHacks.com/live</a></p> <p>---</p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In this episode, I talk about the truth behind how top earners succeed in network marketing. Instead of doing home parties and talking to their family &amp; friends, the people who have grown their business quickly have their own products on the "front end" of their business. They don't talk about their downline until someone buys from them.</p> <p>The way you bring somebody into your downline, the way you sell somebody, often determines what they do afterwards. That’s true for any business, any product, any sale ever. So if one begs somebody into the downline, chances are they would beg them to do something afterwards.</p> <p>This is what I found out - If I begged them to come and buy the product, I would beg them to go and continue to buy the product. If I wanted to stop that, I needed to stop begging people after they buy to continue to do things. I had to stop begging them to join or buy in the first place. And that changed everything for me.</p> <p>And I started sitting down, I started realizing: “Wait a second, how are these guys actually recruiting?” Which ultimately brought me to the question: “Wait a second, what are the top earners actually doing to recruit? What are they doing to actually sell the product?”</p> <p>I started looking around, and I freaked out. Almost none of them were doing home meetings, phone meetings, hotel meetings, going to malls. Almost none of them were doing that.</p> <p>Instead of saying: “Come, join my downline,” they're saying: “Hey, check out this cool little book I wrote.” Not that you need to go write a book, but that's the principle. Stay tuned to know more.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>They have small little products that they send people to (4:09)</li> <li>Want to change your business? Change your bait (5:54)</li> <li>You can use and sell secret MLM hacks, keep the money, and collect leads (6:34)</li> <li>Changing the bait, not just to attract people, but also to repel a certain type (9:14)</li> <li>When someone wants to join my downline, I wait for them to go through my funnels (12:02)</li> <li>Being good at causing value in the marketplace, giving free goodies, something that's cheap… (13:48)<br></li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/live" rel="nofollow">https://SecretMLMHacks.com/live</a></p> <p>---</p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 18 Dec 2019 07:00:00 -0700</pubDate>
      <author>Steve J Larsen: Automated Downline Recruiting</author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, I talk about the truth behind how top earners succeed in network marketing. Instead of doing home parties and talking to their family &amp;amp; friends, the people who have grown their business quickly have their own products on the "front end" of their business. They don't talk about their downline until someone buys from them. The way you bring somebody into your downline, the way you sell somebody, often determines what they do afterwards. That’s true for any business, any product, any sale ever. So if one begs somebody into the downline, chances are they would beg them to do something afterwards. This is what I found out - If I begged them to come and buy the product, I would beg them to go and continue to buy the product. If I wanted to stop that, I needed to stop begging people after they buy to continue to do things. I had to stop begging them to join or buy in the first place. And that changed everything for me. And I started sitting down, I started realizing: “Wait a second, how are these guys actually recruiting?” Which ultimately brought me to the question: “Wait a second, what are the top earners actually doing to recruit? What are they doing to actually sell the product?” I started looking around, and I freaked out. Almost none of them were doing home meetings, phone meetings, hotel meetings, going to malls. Almost none of them were doing that. Instead of saying: “Come, join my downline,” they're saying: “Hey, check out this cool little book I wrote.” Not that you need to go write a book, but that's the principle. Stay tuned to know more. Key Takeaways:  They have small little products that they send people to (4:09) Want to change your business? Change your bait (5:54) You can use and sell secret MLM hacks, keep the money, and collect leads (6:34) Changing the bait, not just to attract people, but also to repel a certain type (9:14) When someone wants to join my downline, I wait for them to go through my funnels (12:02) Being good at causing value in the marketplace, giving free goodies, something that's cheap… (13:48)  --- Additional Resources: https://SecretMLMHacks.com/live --- Whether you simply want more leads to pitch or an automated MLM funnel, head over to secretmlmhacks.com and join the next FREE training. And if you haven't already, head over to  Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In this episode, I talk about creating a unique offer to stand out amongst other network marketers and your upline.</p> <p>In MLM, if somebody walked up to you right now and you were hanging out with your upline or downline and said, “You know what, I'd like to buy.” And there indeed are people out there who just are looking for your product and they truly want to purchase it - They'll just be the easy laydown sales. </p> <p>But if you're hanging out with a bunch of other people who are your upline or downline and they're looking at you and they say: “Who should I buy from?” Does it matter to the customer and the outcome they're trying to get as to who they buy from? No, but it definitely matters to you guys - It has a bearing on the money you make.</p> <p>So what you need to sit back and think is: “Well, how can I make myself different? I'm going to make myself stand out amongst the crowd to actually go and be successful with this.”</p> <p>Your product delivers solutions to people, but it also causes problems that they never had before. Every single solution that you deliver to a customer, whether it's the opportunity or it's the product itself, has a bunch of follow-up problems with it, and you need to understand that clearly, and I want you to know that it's actually an opportunity.</p> <p>What are the top three issues that your product causes for people? Once you've got a list of those follow-up issues, you're going to start brainstorming how you could solve them. And then build a bonus around it to be given away when somebody joins you. </p> <p>What I came to realize with time was that in the network marketing space, the MLM space, if somebody wanted to join my team or buy the product from me, I needed to stand out. And in Secret MLM Hacks, I want to teach you how to do that, so stay tuned.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Your upline and downline are competition for you (5:46)</li> <li>Think about all the problems your product causes for people once they buy it (6:23)</li> <li>Quickly write down on a piece of paper the follow-up problems (7:26)</li> <li>Give away a bonus that solves those problems for somebody when they join you (10:16)</li> <li>Being unique and standing out amongst your upline and your downline (11:04)</li> <li>It's not that people don't want to buy or they hate to be sold. It’s just that you're not good yet at being a marketer, at standing out, and at out-valuing the competition (13:52)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/live" rel="nofollow">https://SecretMLMHacks.com/live</a></p> <p>---</p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In this episode, I talk about creating a unique offer to stand out amongst other network marketers and your upline.</p> <p>In MLM, if somebody walked up to you right now and you were hanging out with your upline or downline and said, “You know what, I'd like to buy.” And there indeed are people out there who just are looking for your product and they truly want to purchase it - They'll just be the easy laydown sales. </p> <p>But if you're hanging out with a bunch of other people who are your upline or downline and they're looking at you and they say: “Who should I buy from?” Does it matter to the customer and the outcome they're trying to get as to who they buy from? No, but it definitely matters to you guys - It has a bearing on the money you make.</p> <p>So what you need to sit back and think is: “Well, how can I make myself different? I'm going to make myself stand out amongst the crowd to actually go and be successful with this.”</p> <p>Your product delivers solutions to people, but it also causes problems that they never had before. Every single solution that you deliver to a customer, whether it's the opportunity or it's the product itself, has a bunch of follow-up problems with it, and you need to understand that clearly, and I want you to know that it's actually an opportunity.</p> <p>What are the top three issues that your product causes for people? Once you've got a list of those follow-up issues, you're going to start brainstorming how you could solve them. And then build a bonus around it to be given away when somebody joins you. </p> <p>What I came to realize with time was that in the network marketing space, the MLM space, if somebody wanted to join my team or buy the product from me, I needed to stand out. And in Secret MLM Hacks, I want to teach you how to do that, so stay tuned.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Your upline and downline are competition for you (5:46)</li> <li>Think about all the problems your product causes for people once they buy it (6:23)</li> <li>Quickly write down on a piece of paper the follow-up problems (7:26)</li> <li>Give away a bonus that solves those problems for somebody when they join you (10:16)</li> <li>Being unique and standing out amongst your upline and your downline (11:04)</li> <li>It's not that people don't want to buy or they hate to be sold. It’s just that you're not good yet at being a marketer, at standing out, and at out-valuing the competition (13:52)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/live" rel="nofollow">https://SecretMLMHacks.com/live</a></p> <p>---</p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 11 Dec 2019 07:00:00 -0700</pubDate>
      <author>Steve J Larsen: Automated Downline Recruiting</author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, I talk about creating a unique offer to stand out amongst other network marketers and your upline. In MLM, if somebody walked up to you right now and you were hanging out with your upline or downline and said, “You know what, I'd like to buy.” And there indeed are people out there who just are looking for your product and they truly want to purchase it - They'll just be the easy laydown sales.  But if you're hanging out with a bunch of other people who are your upline or downline and they're looking at you and they say: “Who should I buy from?” Does it matter to the customer and the outcome they're trying to get as to who they buy from? No, but it definitely matters to you guys - It has a bearing on the money you make. So what you need to sit back and think is: “Well, how can I make myself different? I'm going to make myself stand out amongst the crowd to actually go and be successful with this.” Your product delivers solutions to people, but it also causes problems that they never had before. Every single solution that you deliver to a customer, whether it's the opportunity or it's the product itself, has a bunch of follow-up problems with it, and you need to understand that clearly, and I want you to know that it's actually an opportunity. What are the top three issues that your product causes for people? Once you've got a list of those follow-up issues, you're going to start brainstorming how you could solve them. And then build a bonus around it to be given away when somebody joins you.  What I came to realize with time was that in the network marketing space, the MLM space, if somebody wanted to join my team or buy the product from me, I needed to stand out. And in Secret MLM Hacks, I want to teach you how to do that, so stay tuned. Key Takeaways:  Your upline and downline are competition for you (5:46) Think about all the problems your product causes for people once they buy it (6:23) Quickly write down on a piece of paper the follow-up problems (7:26) Give away a bonus that solves those problems for somebody when they join you (10:16) Being unique and standing out amongst your upline and your downline (11:04) It's not that people don't want to buy or they hate to be sold. It’s just that you're not good yet at being a marketer, at standing out, and at out-valuing the competition (13:52)  --- Additional Resources: https://SecretMLMHacks.com/live --- Whether you simply want more leads to pitch or an automated MLM funnel, head over to secretmlmhacks.com and join the next FREE training. And if you haven't already, head over to  Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</itunes:summary>
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      <title>121: Modern MLM Pt. 2 - One Of The Biggest MLM Hacks Today</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In this episode, I talk about an often-overlooked "bridge" that the top network marketers use to grow their business online. I first got started selling online back in college when a buddy and I spent a semester doing affiliate marketing. The same principles of affiliate marketing apply to network marketers.</p> <p>In fact, these are very simple principles that every other industry on the planet is using online. For some reason, in a lot of network marketing or MLM, there's this negative connotation to using the Internet. </p> <p>I just set these systems up there in the back and my teams are constantly growing and buying and auto-shipping and selling to more customers and they're finding people. And I'm building, I've got some pre-built funnels for them and they just go download them, use them and install them. And you have to understand that's why this game is so powerful. </p> <p>Understand what you can control, understand what your role is in this business. To me, it's not worth it to be continually saying the sales message over and over again, not knowing if they'll do anything and not knowing if they have a pre-existing desire to buy. I'm going to let them self-select. I'm going to let them click on my page. I'm going to let them watch it. I'm going to let them reach out and ask to join my team. And that's how we do it. And that's what I want to teach you guys how to do as well. </p> <p>The leverage is strong, so much so that I don't have to pitch thousands of people. A page is going to do it for me. I'm just going to say my sales message once, and I'm going to follow scripts that I know work. It's like a fill-in-the-blanks template, and then, I'm simply going to drive traffic to it. Stay tuned to bypass the years of trial and error I went through to figure things out.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>My first dollar on the Internet came from affiliate marketing, back in college (1:37)</li> <li>We set up a landing page; net earning: nada, but 17 people joined our email list (3:20)</li> <li>I stopped trying affiliate marketing but kept doing things on the Internet (4:55)</li> <li>We did client work and got hired out of college to work for Russell Brunson (5:23)</li> <li>Giving away bonuses to those buying a product through Russell's affiliate link (6:36)</li> <li>I wanted to go back and I wanted to try network marketing again (8:37)</li> <li>Affiliate marketing and network marketing on the Internet are the exact same model (9:46)</li> <li>If you want to automate the MLM game on the Internet, learn affiliate marketing (11:03)</li> <li>Giving away bonuses around what the MLM’s product user may struggle with (12:56)</li> <li>Old-school MLM promotion methods: Automation makes a huge difference (14:21)</li> <li>Most of them just don't know how to use the Internet’s leverage power (17:02)</li> <li>Understand what you do control and what you don't (21:50)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/live" rel="nofollow">https://SecretMLMHacks.com/live</a></p> <p>---</p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In this episode, I talk about an often-overlooked "bridge" that the top network marketers use to grow their business online. I first got started selling online back in college when a buddy and I spent a semester doing affiliate marketing. The same principles of affiliate marketing apply to network marketers.</p> <p>In fact, these are very simple principles that every other industry on the planet is using online. For some reason, in a lot of network marketing or MLM, there's this negative connotation to using the Internet. </p> <p>I just set these systems up there in the back and my teams are constantly growing and buying and auto-shipping and selling to more customers and they're finding people. And I'm building, I've got some pre-built funnels for them and they just go download them, use them and install them. And you have to understand that's why this game is so powerful. </p> <p>Understand what you can control, understand what your role is in this business. To me, it's not worth it to be continually saying the sales message over and over again, not knowing if they'll do anything and not knowing if they have a pre-existing desire to buy. I'm going to let them self-select. I'm going to let them click on my page. I'm going to let them watch it. I'm going to let them reach out and ask to join my team. And that's how we do it. And that's what I want to teach you guys how to do as well. </p> <p>The leverage is strong, so much so that I don't have to pitch thousands of people. A page is going to do it for me. I'm just going to say my sales message once, and I'm going to follow scripts that I know work. It's like a fill-in-the-blanks template, and then, I'm simply going to drive traffic to it. Stay tuned to bypass the years of trial and error I went through to figure things out.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>My first dollar on the Internet came from affiliate marketing, back in college (1:37)</li> <li>We set up a landing page; net earning: nada, but 17 people joined our email list (3:20)</li> <li>I stopped trying affiliate marketing but kept doing things on the Internet (4:55)</li> <li>We did client work and got hired out of college to work for Russell Brunson (5:23)</li> <li>Giving away bonuses to those buying a product through Russell's affiliate link (6:36)</li> <li>I wanted to go back and I wanted to try network marketing again (8:37)</li> <li>Affiliate marketing and network marketing on the Internet are the exact same model (9:46)</li> <li>If you want to automate the MLM game on the Internet, learn affiliate marketing (11:03)</li> <li>Giving away bonuses around what the MLM’s product user may struggle with (12:56)</li> <li>Old-school MLM promotion methods: Automation makes a huge difference (14:21)</li> <li>Most of them just don't know how to use the Internet’s leverage power (17:02)</li> <li>Understand what you do control and what you don't (21:50)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/live" rel="nofollow">https://SecretMLMHacks.com/live</a></p> <p>---</p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 04 Dec 2019 07:00:00 -0700</pubDate>
      <author>Steve J Larsen: Automated Downline Recruiting</author>
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      <itunes:duration>1415</itunes:duration>
      <itunes:summary>In this episode, I talk about an often-overlooked "bridge" that the top network marketers use to grow their business online. I first got started selling online back in college when a buddy and I spent a semester doing affiliate marketing. The same principles of affiliate marketing apply to network marketers. In fact, these are very simple principles that every other industry on the planet is using online. For some reason, in a lot of network marketing or MLM, there's this negative connotation to using the Internet.  I just set these systems up there in the back and my teams are constantly growing and buying and auto-shipping and selling to more customers and they're finding people. And I'm building, I've got some pre-built funnels for them and they just go download them, use them and install them. And you have to understand that's why this game is so powerful.  Understand what you can control, understand what your role is in this business. To me, it's not worth it to be continually saying the sales message over and over again, not knowing if they'll do anything and not knowing if they have a pre-existing desire to buy. I'm going to let them self-select. I'm going to let them click on my page. I'm going to let them watch it. I'm going to let them reach out and ask to join my team. And that's how we do it. And that's what I want to teach you guys how to do as well.  The leverage is strong, so much so that I don't have to pitch thousands of people. A page is going to do it for me. I'm just going to say my sales message once, and I'm going to follow scripts that I know work. It's like a fill-in-the-blanks template, and then, I'm simply going to drive traffic to it. Stay tuned to bypass the years of trial and error I went through to figure things out. Key Takeaways:  My first dollar on the Internet came from affiliate marketing, back in college (1:37) We set up a landing page; net earning: nada, but 17 people joined our email list (3:20) I stopped trying affiliate marketing but kept doing things on the Internet (4:55) We did client work and got hired out of college to work for Russell Brunson (5:23) Giving away bonuses to those buying a product through Russell's affiliate link (6:36) I wanted to go back and I wanted to try network marketing again (8:37) Affiliate marketing and network marketing on the Internet are the exact same model (9:46) If you want to automate the MLM game on the Internet, learn affiliate marketing (11:03) Giving away bonuses around what the MLM’s product user may struggle with (12:56) Old-school MLM promotion methods: Automation makes a huge difference (14:21) Most of them just don't know how to use the Internet’s leverage power (17:02) Understand what you do control and what you don't (21:50)  --- Additional Resources: https://SecretMLMHacks.com/live --- Whether you simply want more leads to pitch or an automated MLM funnel, head over to secretmlmhacks.com and join the next FREE training. And if you haven't already, head over to  Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</itunes:summary>
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      <title>120: Modern MLM Pt. 1 - When I Gave Up On MLM</title>
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      <itunes:title>120: Modern MLM Pt. 1 - When I Gave Up On MLM</itunes:title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In this episode, I talk about how when I first got started with MLM, I was extremely reluctant to even join a company. Money was tight for my wife and me. It really started challenging my manhood and my marriage. This is the story of my struggles and why I decided to give up on MLM for a while.</p> <p>I was in college, while she had already graduated. I really didn't have time to be in a job. In fact, we were living on student loans. </p> <p>I started looking for opportunities to make some extra cash. I started trying businesses and launching stuff. I was doing all kinds of stuff and nothing really seemed to be working. I remember I was staying up super late, getting up really early and studying and then doing stuff. </p> <p>And then, one day, a buddy from college called. He went: “Hey man, I got this guy. He's on the line right now. He's going to help us make a bunch of money. I don't quite know how it works. You've got to talk to him.”</p> <p>He called, I answered and as soon as he started talking, I was like: “Why do you want me to pay a little bit of money in order to join this thing?” I was like: “Shouldn't I just be able to do it?” And I started fighting with him on it.</p> <p>And I was like: “No, I'm not doing this. Is this one of those MLM pyramid things?” That's what I asked him. </p> <p>I was mad that my buddy did that. I hung up and I was like: “Absolutely not. Don't ask me to do that again.” That's what I said to his upline.</p> <p>I ended up telling my buddy: “You know what dude, I'll do it for you. I’ll join. I'll jump on in.” And I joined his downline. I drove down to meet the guy that I had just kind of chewed out on the phone, which was a little awkward.</p> <p>So we started writing down this big list of people in my phone directory and he didn't let me leave until we called. I called everybody in my phone. I did. I reached out to so many people and I went hard, and people were like “No, no, no.” And it got really, really awkward.</p> <p>Probably after a few weeks of running really hard at this, I realized that there might be another way to this. </p> <p>I got so frustrated that I kind of gave it up. I was like: “I am done with MLM. I am done with that word ‘marketing’. I do not want to be a part of this anymore.”</p> <p>Stay tuned to find out as to what brought about the turnaround.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>My first big experience in the MLM space didn't go well (3:12)</li> <li>Fast forward a couple of years, I was hired by the ClickFunnels CEO (9:23)</li> <li>Russell Brunson was playing the game differently than I had been taught (11:24)</li> <li>I decided to start putting up some recruiting funnels; I started learning how to attract people already interested in joining MLM (12:04)</li> <li>I realized I didn't have a strong enough filter on who I was trying to get into my downline (12:22)</li> <li>There are millions of people out there who are begging to find another cool opportunity because they made their last one work (13:20)</li> <li>When I started realizing that I needed to be strict about who I was trying to attract, the whole game started changing (13:40)</li> <li>Three ways to grow a downline: Get more customers. Increase the amount of spending. Increase the frequency that they buy (15:08)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/live" rel="nofollow">https://SecretMLMHacks.com/live</a></p> <p>---</p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In this episode, I talk about how when I first got started with MLM, I was extremely reluctant to even join a company. Money was tight for my wife and me. It really started challenging my manhood and my marriage. This is the story of my struggles and why I decided to give up on MLM for a while.</p> <p>I was in college, while she had already graduated. I really didn't have time to be in a job. In fact, we were living on student loans. </p> <p>I started looking for opportunities to make some extra cash. I started trying businesses and launching stuff. I was doing all kinds of stuff and nothing really seemed to be working. I remember I was staying up super late, getting up really early and studying and then doing stuff. </p> <p>And then, one day, a buddy from college called. He went: “Hey man, I got this guy. He's on the line right now. He's going to help us make a bunch of money. I don't quite know how it works. You've got to talk to him.”</p> <p>He called, I answered and as soon as he started talking, I was like: “Why do you want me to pay a little bit of money in order to join this thing?” I was like: “Shouldn't I just be able to do it?” And I started fighting with him on it.</p> <p>And I was like: “No, I'm not doing this. Is this one of those MLM pyramid things?” That's what I asked him. </p> <p>I was mad that my buddy did that. I hung up and I was like: “Absolutely not. Don't ask me to do that again.” That's what I said to his upline.</p> <p>I ended up telling my buddy: “You know what dude, I'll do it for you. I’ll join. I'll jump on in.” And I joined his downline. I drove down to meet the guy that I had just kind of chewed out on the phone, which was a little awkward.</p> <p>So we started writing down this big list of people in my phone directory and he didn't let me leave until we called. I called everybody in my phone. I did. I reached out to so many people and I went hard, and people were like “No, no, no.” And it got really, really awkward.</p> <p>Probably after a few weeks of running really hard at this, I realized that there might be another way to this. </p> <p>I got so frustrated that I kind of gave it up. I was like: “I am done with MLM. I am done with that word ‘marketing’. I do not want to be a part of this anymore.”</p> <p>Stay tuned to find out as to what brought about the turnaround.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>My first big experience in the MLM space didn't go well (3:12)</li> <li>Fast forward a couple of years, I was hired by the ClickFunnels CEO (9:23)</li> <li>Russell Brunson was playing the game differently than I had been taught (11:24)</li> <li>I decided to start putting up some recruiting funnels; I started learning how to attract people already interested in joining MLM (12:04)</li> <li>I realized I didn't have a strong enough filter on who I was trying to get into my downline (12:22)</li> <li>There are millions of people out there who are begging to find another cool opportunity because they made their last one work (13:20)</li> <li>When I started realizing that I needed to be strict about who I was trying to attract, the whole game started changing (13:40)</li> <li>Three ways to grow a downline: Get more customers. Increase the amount of spending. Increase the frequency that they buy (15:08)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/live" rel="nofollow">https://SecretMLMHacks.com/live</a></p> <p>---</p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 27 Nov 2019 07:00:00 -0700</pubDate>
      <author>Steve J Larsen: Automated Downline Recruiting</author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, I talk about how when I first got started with MLM, I was extremely reluctant to even join a company. Money was tight for my wife and me. It really started challenging my manhood and my marriage. This is the story of my struggles and why I decided to give up on MLM for a while. I was in college, while she had already graduated. I really didn't have time to be in a job. In fact, we were living on student loans.  I started looking for opportunities to make some extra cash. I started trying businesses and launching stuff. I was doing all kinds of stuff and nothing really seemed to be working. I remember I was staying up super late, getting up really early and studying and then doing stuff.  And then, one day, a buddy from college called. He went: “Hey man, I got this guy. He's on the line right now. He's going to help us make a bunch of money. I don't quite know how it works. You've got to talk to him.” He called, I answered and as soon as he started talking, I was like: “Why do you want me to pay a little bit of money in order to join this thing?” I was like: “Shouldn't I just be able to do it?” And I started fighting with him on it. And I was like: “No, I'm not doing this. Is this one of those MLM pyramid things?” That's what I asked him.  I was mad that my buddy did that. I hung up and I was like: “Absolutely not. Don't ask me to do that again.” That's what I said to his upline. I ended up telling my buddy: “You know what dude, I'll do it for you. I’ll join. I'll jump on in.” And I joined his downline. I drove down to meet the guy that I had just kind of chewed out on the phone, which was a little awkward. So we started writing down this big list of people in my phone directory and he didn't let me leave until we called. I called everybody in my phone. I did. I reached out to so many people and I went hard, and people were like “No, no, no.” And it got really, really awkward. Probably after a few weeks of running really hard at this, I realized that there might be another way to this.  I got so frustrated that I kind of gave it up. I was like: “I am done with MLM. I am done with that word ‘marketing’. I do not want to be a part of this anymore.” Stay tuned to find out as to what brought about the turnaround. Key Takeaways:  My first big experience in the MLM space didn't go well (3:12) Fast forward a couple of years, I was hired by the ClickFunnels CEO (9:23) Russell Brunson was playing the game differently than I had been taught (11:24) I decided to start putting up some recruiting funnels; I started learning how to attract people already interested in joining MLM (12:04) I realized I didn't have a strong enough filter on who I was trying to get into my downline (12:22) There are millions of people out there who are begging to find another cool opportunity because they made their last one work (13:20) When I started realizing that I needed to be strict about who I was trying to attract, the whole game started changing (13:40) Three ways to grow a downline: Get more customers. Increase the amount of spending. Increase the frequency that they buy (15:08)  --- Additional Resources: https://SecretMLMHacks.com/live --- Whether you simply want more leads to pitch or an automated MLM funnel, head over to secretmlmhacks.com and join the next FREE training. And if you haven't already, head over to  Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, I talk about how when I first got started with MLM, I was extremely reluctant to even join a company. Money was tight for my wife and me. It really started challenging my manhood and my marriage. This is the story of my struggles and why </itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>119: Onboarding Fuels More Recruiting</title>
      <itunes:episode>1</itunes:episode>
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        <![CDATA[<p>When you sell a product to somebody, that's half the battle. It's a completely different thing to get them to use the product.</p> <p>Well, there’s a danger if your customers don't actually use the product. If they don't use the product, it means you don't get any testimonials because you're not getting any success stories. People think that it doesn't do everything that you thought it would. They even start to wonder why they're paying you.</p> <p>People don't think it could do everything that you say it does because they're not using it, so they don't get success with it. So it's one thing, like I said, for you to sell the product, and that's completely another thing for them to actually go use it. </p> <p>And because of that, onboarding systems are the best way. So when you're going out and about and you're actually selling the product, the easiest thing for you to go and do is to learn how to onboard people, not just sell them.</p> <p>For any product that I sell, there is a written-out onboarding system as well as a written-out usage system.</p> <p>You’ve got to encourage people to actually use the thing that they're buying. One of the biggest ways a lot of MLMs have grown is by combining the power of their sales and onboarding systems. Stay tuned as I walk you through how onboarding goes on to fuel product sales and recruiting.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>A challenging aspect of any business: Getting people to use the product they buy (1:47)</li> <li>Having a unique standalone system around selling any product, not just recruiting (4:09)</li> <li>It's common for new people in any MLM to freak out over the sale (4:44)</li> <li>How ClickFunnels encourages you to use their software with a challenge (6:14)</li> <li>Make sure whatever it is that you sold also comes with an instruction manual (8:27)</li> <li>A bite-size, day-by-day challenge or some other sequence for the onboarding (8:48)</li> <li>These bite-size things increase the consumption of the product… (9:48)</li> <li>As new customers take these tiny steps, it triggers those feel-good hormones (11:04)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://ChatbotsForMLM.com" rel="nofollow">https://ChatbotsForMLM.com</a></p> <p>---</p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>When you sell a product to somebody, that's half the battle. It's a completely different thing to get them to use the product.</p> <p>Well, there’s a danger if your customers don't actually use the product. If they don't use the product, it means you don't get any testimonials because you're not getting any success stories. People think that it doesn't do everything that you thought it would. They even start to wonder why they're paying you.</p> <p>People don't think it could do everything that you say it does because they're not using it, so they don't get success with it. So it's one thing, like I said, for you to sell the product, and that's completely another thing for them to actually go use it. </p> <p>And because of that, onboarding systems are the best way. So when you're going out and about and you're actually selling the product, the easiest thing for you to go and do is to learn how to onboard people, not just sell them.</p> <p>For any product that I sell, there is a written-out onboarding system as well as a written-out usage system.</p> <p>You’ve got to encourage people to actually use the thing that they're buying. One of the biggest ways a lot of MLMs have grown is by combining the power of their sales and onboarding systems. Stay tuned as I walk you through how onboarding goes on to fuel product sales and recruiting.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>A challenging aspect of any business: Getting people to use the product they buy (1:47)</li> <li>Having a unique standalone system around selling any product, not just recruiting (4:09)</li> <li>It's common for new people in any MLM to freak out over the sale (4:44)</li> <li>How ClickFunnels encourages you to use their software with a challenge (6:14)</li> <li>Make sure whatever it is that you sold also comes with an instruction manual (8:27)</li> <li>A bite-size, day-by-day challenge or some other sequence for the onboarding (8:48)</li> <li>These bite-size things increase the consumption of the product… (9:48)</li> <li>As new customers take these tiny steps, it triggers those feel-good hormones (11:04)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong></p> <p><a href="https://ChatbotsForMLM.com" rel="nofollow">https://ChatbotsForMLM.com</a></p> <p>---</p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 20 Nov 2019 07:00:00 -0700</pubDate>
      <author>Steve J Larsen: Automated Downline Recruiting</author>
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      <itunes:author>Steve J Larsen: Automated Downline Recruiting</itunes:author>
      <itunes:duration>759</itunes:duration>
      <itunes:summary>When you sell a product to somebody, that's half the battle. It's a completely different thing to get them to use the product. Well, there’s a danger if your customers don't actually use the product. If they don't use the product, it means you don't get any testimonials because you're not getting any success stories. People think that it doesn't do everything that you thought it would. They even start to wonder why they're paying you. People don't think it could do everything that you say it does because they're not using it, so they don't get success with it. So it's one thing, like I said, for you to sell the product, and that's completely another thing for them to actually go use it.  And because of that, onboarding systems are the best way. So when you're going out and about and you're actually selling the product, the easiest thing for you to go and do is to learn how to onboard people, not just sell them. For any product that I sell, there is a written-out onboarding system as well as a written-out usage system. You’ve got to encourage people to actually use the thing that they're buying. One of the biggest ways a lot of MLMs have grown is by combining the power of their sales and onboarding systems. Stay tuned as I walk you through how onboarding goes on to fuel product sales and recruiting. Key Takeaways:  A challenging aspect of any business: Getting people to use the product they buy (1:47) Having a unique standalone system around selling any product, not just recruiting (4:09) It's common for new people in any MLM to freak out over the sale (4:44) How ClickFunnels encourages you to use their software with a challenge (6:14) Make sure whatever it is that you sold also comes with an instruction manual (8:27) A bite-size, day-by-day challenge or some other sequence for the onboarding (8:48) These bite-size things increase the consumption of the product… (9:48) As new customers take these tiny steps, it triggers those feel-good hormones (11:04)  --- Additional Resources: https://ChatbotsForMLM.com --- Whether you simply want more leads to pitch or an automated MLM funnel, head over to secretmlmhacks.com and join the next FREE training. And if you haven't already, head over to  Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>When you sell a product to somebody, that's half the battle. It's a completely different thing to get them to use the product. Well, there’s a danger if your customers don't actually use the product. If they don't use the product, it means you don't get a</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:keywords>mlm, network marketing, recruiting</itunes:keywords>
      <itunes:explicit>No</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>118: What Makes MLM Simple Today</title>
      <itunes:episode>1</itunes:episode>
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      <itunes:title>118: What Makes MLM Simple Today</itunes:title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>The Internet is powerful. Well, I actually believe the Internet is a little bit of a distraction until you understand what marketing actually is. Otherwise, we fall into these fallacies that posting on Facebook is marketing. No, that's posting on Facebook, right? That is not marketing. </p> <p>I'm a little bit obsessed with going backward in history and finding these really cool stories of marketing. And then we add on the power of the Internet, the automation of the Internet. And the game gets really fun from there.</p> <p>In this episode, I’ll be sharing with you a couple of stories from old times simply to illustrate the point that MLM today is very simple - You need to get good at causing noise and because of the Internet, it's very easy to do that today. </p> <p>You’ve got to understand that the whole goal here is for you to create these small little instruments that create noise in your direction.</p> <p>I'm still auto recruiting every day. People are joining my downline fast because of the systems I'm teaching to build inside this program. </p> <p>In fact, my podcast “Secret MLM Hacks Radio” is a marketing tool. As I toss episodes out there, I get people coming in and saying: “I would like to learn a little bit more about that.” It's noise in my direction. I'll put little freebies out there and it's noise in my direction. To know more about how the Internet has made the game easy and simple, stay tuned.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Creating noise before the internet (1:17)</li> <li>Freebies have always been a big deal - A story from the time when pennies were made of a material that was actually worth something (4:14)</li> <li>We've spent a quarter-million dollars in ads for Secret MLM Hacks (8:14)</li> <li>Creating a freebie that attracts the right kind of person coming on in (9:21)</li> <li>Turning on Facebook ads can be part of a campaign, but it's not a campaign (10:03)</li> <li>Doing a summit around MLM (11:17)</li> <li>The biggest ways MLMs go from zero to a billion dollars (11:34)</li> <li>Creating small front end, easy information-based things (12:50)</li> <li>Pulling out those people who are interested in that thing, and then you pitch them (13:53)</li> <li>Don't try to be distribution; try to create and tap into existing distribution channels (14:49)</li> <li>I'm not even the one pitching them at all… (16:58)</li> <li>They buy because we are good at causing noise around the product, not because of the product (19:50)</li> <li>What can I say that will create noise in my direction and will channel the noise in my direction (19:55)</li> <li>One small funnel around a little tiny front end, and then just do it again and again (21:16)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>The Internet is powerful. Well, I actually believe the Internet is a little bit of a distraction until you understand what marketing actually is. Otherwise, we fall into these fallacies that posting on Facebook is marketing. No, that's posting on Facebook, right? That is not marketing. </p> <p>I'm a little bit obsessed with going backward in history and finding these really cool stories of marketing. And then we add on the power of the Internet, the automation of the Internet. And the game gets really fun from there.</p> <p>In this episode, I’ll be sharing with you a couple of stories from old times simply to illustrate the point that MLM today is very simple - You need to get good at causing noise and because of the Internet, it's very easy to do that today. </p> <p>You’ve got to understand that the whole goal here is for you to create these small little instruments that create noise in your direction.</p> <p>I'm still auto recruiting every day. People are joining my downline fast because of the systems I'm teaching to build inside this program. </p> <p>In fact, my podcast “Secret MLM Hacks Radio” is a marketing tool. As I toss episodes out there, I get people coming in and saying: “I would like to learn a little bit more about that.” It's noise in my direction. I'll put little freebies out there and it's noise in my direction. To know more about how the Internet has made the game easy and simple, stay tuned.</p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Creating noise before the internet (1:17)</li> <li>Freebies have always been a big deal - A story from the time when pennies were made of a material that was actually worth something (4:14)</li> <li>We've spent a quarter-million dollars in ads for Secret MLM Hacks (8:14)</li> <li>Creating a freebie that attracts the right kind of person coming on in (9:21)</li> <li>Turning on Facebook ads can be part of a campaign, but it's not a campaign (10:03)</li> <li>Doing a summit around MLM (11:17)</li> <li>The biggest ways MLMs go from zero to a billion dollars (11:34)</li> <li>Creating small front end, easy information-based things (12:50)</li> <li>Pulling out those people who are interested in that thing, and then you pitch them (13:53)</li> <li>Don't try to be distribution; try to create and tap into existing distribution channels (14:49)</li> <li>I'm not even the one pitching them at all… (16:58)</li> <li>They buy because we are good at causing noise around the product, not because of the product (19:50)</li> <li>What can I say that will create noise in my direction and will channel the noise in my direction (19:55)</li> <li>One small funnel around a little tiny front end, and then just do it again and again (21:16)</li> </ul> <p>---</p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 13 Nov 2019 07:00:00 -0700</pubDate>
      <author>Steve J Larsen: Automated Downline Recruiting</author>
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      <itunes:duration>1398</itunes:duration>
      <itunes:summary>The Internet is powerful. Well, I actually believe the Internet is a little bit of a distraction until you understand what marketing actually is. Otherwise, we fall into these fallacies that posting on Facebook is marketing. No, that's posting on Facebook, right? That is not marketing.  I'm a little bit obsessed with going backward in history and finding these really cool stories of marketing. And then we add on the power of the Internet, the automation of the Internet. And the game gets really fun from there. In this episode, I’ll be sharing with you a couple of stories from old times simply to illustrate the point that MLM today is very simple - You need to get good at causing noise and because of the Internet, it's very easy to do that today.  You’ve got to understand that the whole goal here is for you to create these small little instruments that create noise in your direction. I'm still auto recruiting every day. People are joining my downline fast because of the systems I'm teaching to build inside this program.  In fact, my podcast “Secret MLM Hacks Radio” is a marketing tool. As I toss episodes out there, I get people coming in and saying: “I would like to learn a little bit more about that.” It's noise in my direction. I'll put little freebies out there and it's noise in my direction. To know more about how the Internet has made the game easy and simple, stay tuned. Key Takeaways:  Creating noise before the internet (1:17) Freebies have always been a big deal - A story from the time when pennies were made of a material that was actually worth something (4:14) We've spent a quarter-million dollars in ads for Secret MLM Hacks (8:14) Creating a freebie that attracts the right kind of person coming on in (9:21) Turning on Facebook ads can be part of a campaign, but it's not a campaign (10:03) Doing a summit around MLM (11:17) The biggest ways MLMs go from zero to a billion dollars (11:34) Creating small front end, easy information-based things (12:50) Pulling out those people who are interested in that thing, and then you pitch them (13:53) Don't try to be distribution; try to create and tap into existing distribution channels (14:49) I'm not even the one pitching them at all… (16:58) They buy because we are good at causing noise around the product, not because of the product (19:50) What can I say that will create noise in my direction and will channel the noise in my direction (19:55) One small funnel around a little tiny front end, and then just do it again and again (21:16)  --- Whether you simply want more leads to pitch or an automated MLM funnel, head over to secretmlmhacks.com and join the next FREE training. And if you haven't already, head over to  Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</itunes:summary>
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      <title>117: The Easiest Sales</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Just because someone has the money and a heartbeat, doesn't mean you should sell to them. Let me tell you why, in this episode.</p> <p> </p> <p>Well, when I have no criteria on the kind of person I want to bring into my downline or sell my product to, I have to be very good at varying levels of education. </p> <p> </p> <p>And when I go and I sell somebody who's already been in an MLM, that means I don't have to go and answer questions such as - Is this a pyramid scheme? How does this work? What is a downline? What is a comp plan? What I'm saying here is that when you start figuring out who you actually want to be in your downline, get strict. That way, you're actually making it easier for you to sell and the path to success with you smoother for those people.</p> <p> </p> <p>At one point in my MLM career, I realized that I had not put enough filters into who I was trying to recruit and because of that, I was getting anybody who had the money. That is no way to sell anyone into anything. Money is not supposed to be the only criterion. What I then started doing was I started putting more criteria in and it made my success rate go up, because I suddenly stopped getting people who had never done anything in their life, ever. </p> <p> </p> <p>And because of that, I could get more specific in the training and thus, they could go further, faster. Hence, my success rate shot up. Stay tuned to know more.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways</strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>When I left my job, I started selling to anybody who was in MLM - that was good (2:44)</li> <li>Going after people who are already marketers is not harder than any other sale (6:34)</li> <li>The way I bring somebody in usually determines what they will do afterwards (7:02)</li> <li>Figure out your criteria of who you want and what they already know (8:31)</li> <li>Get into a situation where it’s like your golf ball is an inch away from the hole… (11:51)</li> <li>What I look for is markets who are educating my market for me (12:19)</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>---</p> <p> </p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p> </p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Just because someone has the money and a heartbeat, doesn't mean you should sell to them. Let me tell you why, in this episode.</p> <p> </p> <p>Well, when I have no criteria on the kind of person I want to bring into my downline or sell my product to, I have to be very good at varying levels of education. </p> <p> </p> <p>And when I go and I sell somebody who's already been in an MLM, that means I don't have to go and answer questions such as - Is this a pyramid scheme? How does this work? What is a downline? What is a comp plan? What I'm saying here is that when you start figuring out who you actually want to be in your downline, get strict. That way, you're actually making it easier for you to sell and the path to success with you smoother for those people.</p> <p> </p> <p>At one point in my MLM career, I realized that I had not put enough filters into who I was trying to recruit and because of that, I was getting anybody who had the money. That is no way to sell anyone into anything. Money is not supposed to be the only criterion. What I then started doing was I started putting more criteria in and it made my success rate go up, because I suddenly stopped getting people who had never done anything in their life, ever. </p> <p> </p> <p>And because of that, I could get more specific in the training and thus, they could go further, faster. Hence, my success rate shot up. Stay tuned to know more.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Key Takeaways</strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>When I left my job, I started selling to anybody who was in MLM - that was good (2:44)</li> <li>Going after people who are already marketers is not harder than any other sale (6:34)</li> <li>The way I bring somebody in usually determines what they will do afterwards (7:02)</li> <li>Figure out your criteria of who you want and what they already know (8:31)</li> <li>Get into a situation where it’s like your golf ball is an inch away from the hole… (11:51)</li> <li>What I look for is markets who are educating my market for me (12:19)</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>---</p> <p> </p> <p>Whether you simply want <strong>more leads to pitch</strong> or an <strong>automated MLM funnel</strong>, head over to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and join the next <strong>FREE</strong> training.</p> <p> </p> <p>And if you haven't already, head over to <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Apple Podcasts</a> and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Just because someone has the money and a heartbeat, doesn't mean you should sell to them. Let me tell you why, in this episode.   Well, when I have no criteria on the kind of person I want to bring into my downline or sell my product to, I have to be very good at varying levels of education.    And when I go and I sell somebody who's already been in an MLM, that means I don't have to go and answer questions such as - Is this a pyramid scheme? How does this work? What is a downline? What is a comp plan? What I'm saying here is that when you start figuring out who you actually want to be in your downline, get strict. That way, you're actually making it easier for you to sell and the path to success with you smoother for those people.   At one point in my MLM career, I realized that I had not put enough filters into who I was trying to recruit and because of that, I was getting anybody who had the money. That is no way to sell anyone into anything. Money is not supposed to be the only criterion. What I then started doing was I started putting more criteria in and it made my success rate go up, because I suddenly stopped getting people who had never done anything in their life, ever.    And because of that, I could get more specific in the training and thus, they could go further, faster. Hence, my success rate shot up. Stay tuned to know more.   Key Takeaways    When I left my job, I started selling to anybody who was in MLM - that was good (2:44) Going after people who are already marketers is not harder than any other sale (6:34) The way I bring somebody in usually determines what they will do afterwards (7:02) Figure out your criteria of who you want and what they already know (8:31) Get into a situation where it’s like your golf ball is an inch away from the hole… (11:51) What I look for is markets who are educating my market for me (12:19)    ---   Whether you simply want more leads to pitch or an automated MLM funnel, head over to secretmlmhacks.com and join the next FREE training.   And if you haven't already, head over to  Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I'm very excited to be here today and introduce a guest and one of my good friends.</p> <p> </p> <p>We're actually partnering in a product that you <strong><em>might</em></strong> not know about.</p> <p> </p> <p>I thought it'd be cool to bring the genius behind the product itself on the show and tell you guys about it and why it's been so awesome.</p> <p> </p> <p>My guest today is one of the most sought after Chatbot builders that I know of.</p> <p> </p> <p>Even amongst the ClickFunnels inner circle, Nico is one that is consistently mentioned and pointed back to.</p> <p> </p> <p>Being able to have him on the show is a real treat.</p> <p> </p> <p>Without further ado, everybody please welcome <strong>Mister Nico Moreno</strong>.</p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b>CHATBOTS FOR MLM WITH NICO MORENO</b></p> <p> </p> <p><em>How are you doing, man?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno</strong>: Oh, I'm doing great, Steve. Thanks so much for having me.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's a pleasure to be here. I’m really honored and excited.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve Larsen:</strong> This is awesome. Thanks for taking the time.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> Yeah, absolutely.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> I can't remember how it was we got connected…</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> I remember, I think…</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Do you? Okay. You can tell the story. [<strong>chuckle</strong>]</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> Well, I remember the first time we talked... The first time we spoke in person.</p> <p> </p> <p>It was at Funnel Hacking Live two years ago in Dallas.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Yeah.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> I signed up for the <strong>FHAT</strong> event and I was asking you about it.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, <em>"I don't know if this is right for me."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>And you were like, <em>"Oh well, here's all the things to consider."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>That was the first time we spoke in person. Other than that, I'm not sure if we were connected before or after on Facebook…</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Yeah. I started thinking about ways I could use Chatbots for MLM and webinars… Things like that on the internet, and more things in the MLM space.</p> <p> </p> <p>I can't even remember who it was, but somebody in Russel's inner circle that was like, <em>"Oh my gosh, you have got to see this guy. His name's Nico."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I started looking through your stuff, and I was like, <em>"This guy is as psycho about Chatbots for MLM as I am about funnels, and I love that."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, <em>"I need to get connected with this 'cause it's so crazy."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't remember <em><strong>how</strong></em> it happened…. But I reached out and you said <strong>YES!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><b>THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER CHATBOTS FOR MLM</b></p> <p> </p> <p>For anyone who doesn't know… Nico is one of the MOST sought after Chatbot builders.</p> <p> </p> <p>He created really cool <strong>Chatbot sequences for the MLM space</strong>, <em>specifically for our purposes.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If somebody wants a sample of your product or they want to get on the phone with you, <em><strong>it guides them.</strong></em></p> <p> </p> <p>It lets them control the conversation rather than you trying to sell them.</p> <p> </p> <p><em><strong>How did you get started building chatbots?</strong></em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> It's an interesting story…</p> <p> </p> <p>One-and-a-half - two years ago I saw that it was possible to add a Messenger Chatbot to a Facebook ad and I was like, <em>"Oh, that's new. Okay, I'll just try it out."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>So I tried it out and it worked pretty well for an ad. I got some decent results.</p> <p> </p> <p>Then I started playing around with this software, <a href="https://manychat.com/" rel="nofollow">ManyChat</a>, which is the software that I use to build Chatbots for MLM. From there, I was like, <em>"Hey, you know what? These worked pretty well for my ads, I wonder if there's a way to get people to sign up for my webinar."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I've had a bunch of different Facebook groups throughout the years. But at that point, I had a decent sized Facebook group. I was like, <em>"Hey, what if I invited people to a webinar but I had them register by clicking on my Chatbot link instead of with email?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><b>TESTING CHATBOTS FOR A WEBINAR</b></p> <p> </p> <p>So I tested that… <em><strong>And it was partly because I was lazy.</strong></em></p> <p> </p> <p>I didn't wanna set up the email sequence and I also wanted to experiment and see if it worked.</p> <p> </p> <p>So I got my Chatbot link all ready and I was like, <em>"Hey guys, I'm doing a live webinar this Thursday. If you want to attend, click on the Chatbot link and get signed up."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The results were <strong>INCREDIBLE.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I can't remember the exact number… But I wanna say I had a <strong>50%-60% show-up rate.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> WOW.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> For my <strong>LIVE</strong> webinar, which is...</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> That's <strong>NOT</strong> normal.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> I didn't set up any emails for the webinar and I was getting 90%+ open rates on the Chatbot messages too.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> <em>90%?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> Yeah. Some were even close to <strong>100%.</strong> <em>It was crazy</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve: </strong>That's higher than a text message to a friend.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> That's so true. Sometimes you just don't respond to your friends… <em><strong>But people respond to Chatbots.</strong></em></p> <p> </p> <p>That was the first time I really got into them. I was like, <em>"There's something really special here. I know that all my friends in the Funnel Hacker community and ClickFunnels community do webinars too. They need to know about this."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><b>USING CHATBOTS FOR YOUR WEBINAR</b></p> <p> </p> <p>As you probably know the typical show-up rate for a webinar is in the 20%-30% range.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Yeah, if it's super good you’ll get <strong>20%-25%.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> So when I got <strong>40%-50%</strong> from using that little Chatbot, I was like, <em>"Holy crap. This is something that all my friends need to know about."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Then I started talking about it and showing people what I had done for that webinar to get so many people showing up.</p> <p> </p> <p>A big part of your webinar strategy is the actual <em><strong>follow-up sequence</strong></em> after the webinar. Because I had such an incredible open rate on the Chatbot messages, I noticed people were buying more of the offer through the follow-up sequence.</p> <p> </p> <p>It was pretty cool. That's how I got into building Chatbots and helping other people with Chatbots for MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>I just did it for myself and then I realized, <em>"Wow, there is something really special here."</em> And then I started sharing it with other people.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> What you were doing is <strong>NOT</strong> normal.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> It's so unintuitive.</p> <p> </p> <p>But at the same time, once you see it in action and once you see it behind the scenes in your <a href="https://manychat.com/" rel="nofollow">ManyChat</a> account, you're like, <em>"Oh okay, it makes sense."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><b>CHATBOTS FOR MLM ARE BETTER THAN EMAIL</b></p> <p> </p> <p>It's the same overall strategy and psychology as an email sequence for webinar registrations.</p> <p> </p> <p>But it's that much BETTER because it's personalized. It lets the prospect or the lead engage with your Bot ...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I'm very excited to be here today and introduce a guest and one of my good friends.</p> <p> </p> <p>We're actually partnering in a product that you <strong><em>might</em></strong> not know about.</p> <p> </p> <p>I thought it'd be cool to bring the genius behind the product itself on the show and tell you guys about it and why it's been so awesome.</p> <p> </p> <p>My guest today is one of the most sought after Chatbot builders that I know of.</p> <p> </p> <p>Even amongst the ClickFunnels inner circle, Nico is one that is consistently mentioned and pointed back to.</p> <p> </p> <p>Being able to have him on the show is a real treat.</p> <p> </p> <p>Without further ado, everybody please welcome <strong>Mister Nico Moreno</strong>.</p> <p><b> </b></p> <p><b>CHATBOTS FOR MLM WITH NICO MORENO</b></p> <p> </p> <p><em>How are you doing, man?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno</strong>: Oh, I'm doing great, Steve. Thanks so much for having me.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's a pleasure to be here. I’m really honored and excited.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve Larsen:</strong> This is awesome. Thanks for taking the time.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> Yeah, absolutely.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> I can't remember how it was we got connected…</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> I remember, I think…</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Do you? Okay. You can tell the story. [<strong>chuckle</strong>]</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> Well, I remember the first time we talked... The first time we spoke in person.</p> <p> </p> <p>It was at Funnel Hacking Live two years ago in Dallas.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Yeah.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> I signed up for the <strong>FHAT</strong> event and I was asking you about it.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, <em>"I don't know if this is right for me."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>And you were like, <em>"Oh well, here's all the things to consider."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>That was the first time we spoke in person. Other than that, I'm not sure if we were connected before or after on Facebook…</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Yeah. I started thinking about ways I could use Chatbots for MLM and webinars… Things like that on the internet, and more things in the MLM space.</p> <p> </p> <p>I can't even remember who it was, but somebody in Russel's inner circle that was like, <em>"Oh my gosh, you have got to see this guy. His name's Nico."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I started looking through your stuff, and I was like, <em>"This guy is as psycho about Chatbots for MLM as I am about funnels, and I love that."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, <em>"I need to get connected with this 'cause it's so crazy."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't remember <em><strong>how</strong></em> it happened…. But I reached out and you said <strong>YES!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><b>THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER CHATBOTS FOR MLM</b></p> <p> </p> <p>For anyone who doesn't know… Nico is one of the MOST sought after Chatbot builders.</p> <p> </p> <p>He created really cool <strong>Chatbot sequences for the MLM space</strong>, <em>specifically for our purposes.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If somebody wants a sample of your product or they want to get on the phone with you, <em><strong>it guides them.</strong></em></p> <p> </p> <p>It lets them control the conversation rather than you trying to sell them.</p> <p> </p> <p><em><strong>How did you get started building chatbots?</strong></em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> It's an interesting story…</p> <p> </p> <p>One-and-a-half - two years ago I saw that it was possible to add a Messenger Chatbot to a Facebook ad and I was like, <em>"Oh, that's new. Okay, I'll just try it out."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>So I tried it out and it worked pretty well for an ad. I got some decent results.</p> <p> </p> <p>Then I started playing around with this software, <a href="https://manychat.com/" rel="nofollow">ManyChat</a>, which is the software that I use to build Chatbots for MLM. From there, I was like, <em>"Hey, you know what? These worked pretty well for my ads, I wonder if there's a way to get people to sign up for my webinar."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I've had a bunch of different Facebook groups throughout the years. But at that point, I had a decent sized Facebook group. I was like, <em>"Hey, what if I invited people to a webinar but I had them register by clicking on my Chatbot link instead of with email?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><b>TESTING CHATBOTS FOR A WEBINAR</b></p> <p> </p> <p>So I tested that… <em><strong>And it was partly because I was lazy.</strong></em></p> <p> </p> <p>I didn't wanna set up the email sequence and I also wanted to experiment and see if it worked.</p> <p> </p> <p>So I got my Chatbot link all ready and I was like, <em>"Hey guys, I'm doing a live webinar this Thursday. If you want to attend, click on the Chatbot link and get signed up."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The results were <strong>INCREDIBLE.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I can't remember the exact number… But I wanna say I had a <strong>50%-60% show-up rate.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> WOW.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> For my <strong>LIVE</strong> webinar, which is...</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> That's <strong>NOT</strong> normal.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> I didn't set up any emails for the webinar and I was getting 90%+ open rates on the Chatbot messages too.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> <em>90%?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> Yeah. Some were even close to <strong>100%.</strong> <em>It was crazy</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve: </strong>That's higher than a text message to a friend.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> That's so true. Sometimes you just don't respond to your friends… <em><strong>But people respond to Chatbots.</strong></em></p> <p> </p> <p>That was the first time I really got into them. I was like, <em>"There's something really special here. I know that all my friends in the Funnel Hacker community and ClickFunnels community do webinars too. They need to know about this."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><b>USING CHATBOTS FOR YOUR WEBINAR</b></p> <p> </p> <p>As you probably know the typical show-up rate for a webinar is in the 20%-30% range.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Yeah, if it's super good you’ll get <strong>20%-25%.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> So when I got <strong>40%-50%</strong> from using that little Chatbot, I was like, <em>"Holy crap. This is something that all my friends need to know about."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Then I started talking about it and showing people what I had done for that webinar to get so many people showing up.</p> <p> </p> <p>A big part of your webinar strategy is the actual <em><strong>follow-up sequence</strong></em> after the webinar. Because I had such an incredible open rate on the Chatbot messages, I noticed people were buying more of the offer through the follow-up sequence.</p> <p> </p> <p>It was pretty cool. That's how I got into building Chatbots and helping other people with Chatbots for MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>I just did it for myself and then I realized, <em>"Wow, there is something really special here."</em> And then I started sharing it with other people.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> What you were doing is <strong>NOT</strong> normal.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nico Moreno:</strong> It's so unintuitive.</p> <p> </p> <p>But at the same time, once you see it in action and once you see it behind the scenes in your <a href="https://manychat.com/" rel="nofollow">ManyChat</a> account, you're like, <em>"Oh okay, it makes sense."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><b>CHATBOTS FOR MLM ARE BETTER THAN EMAIL</b></p> <p> </p> <p>It's the same overall strategy and psychology as an email sequence for webinar registrations.</p> <p> </p> <p>But it's that much BETTER because it's personalized. It lets the prospect or the lead engage with your Bot ...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>I'm very excited to be here today and introduce a guest and one of my good friends.   We're actually partnering in a product that you might not know about.   I thought it'd be cool to bring the genius behind the product itself on the show and tell you guys about it and why it's been so awesome.   My guest today is one of the most sought after Chatbot builders that I know of.   Even amongst the ClickFunnels inner circle, Nico is one that is consistently mentioned and pointed back to.   Being able to have him on the show is a real treat.   Without further ado, everybody please welcome Mister Nico Moreno.   CHATBOTS FOR MLM WITH NICO MORENO   How are you doing, man?   Nico Moreno: Oh, I'm doing great, Steve. Thanks so much for having me.   It's a pleasure to be here. I’m really honored and excited.   Steve Larsen: This is awesome. Thanks for taking the time.   Nico Moreno: Yeah, absolutely.   Steve: I can't remember how it was we got connected…   Nico Moreno: I remember, I think…   Steve: Do you? Okay. You can tell the story. [chuckle]   Nico Moreno: Well, I remember the first time we talked... The first time we spoke in person.   It was at Funnel Hacking Live two years ago in Dallas.   Steve: Yeah.   Nico Moreno: I signed up for the FHAT event and I was asking you about it.   I was like, "I don't know if this is right for me."   And you were like, "Oh well, here's all the things to consider."   That was the first time we spoke in person. Other than that, I'm not sure if we were connected before or after on Facebook…   Steve: Yeah. I started thinking about ways I could use Chatbots for MLM and webinars… Things like that on the internet, and more things in the MLM space.   I can't even remember who it was, but somebody in Russel's inner circle that was like, "Oh my gosh, you have got to see this guy. His name's Nico."   And I started looking through your stuff, and I was like, "This guy is as psycho about Chatbots for MLM as I am about funnels, and I love that."   I was like, "I need to get connected with this 'cause it's so crazy."   I don't remember how it happened…. But I reached out and you said YES!   THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER CHATBOTS FOR MLM   For anyone who doesn't know… Nico is one of the MOST sought after Chatbot builders.   He created really cool Chatbot sequences for the MLM space, specifically for our purposes.   If somebody wants a sample of your product or they want to get on the phone with you, it guides them.   It lets them control the conversation rather than you trying to sell them.   How did you get started building chatbots?   Nico Moreno: It's an interesting story…   One-and-a-half - two years ago I saw that it was possible to add a Messenger Chatbot to a Facebook ad and I was like, "Oh, that's new. Okay, I'll just try it out."   So I tried it out and it worked pretty well for an ad. I got some decent results.   Then I started playing around with this software, ManyChat, which is the software that I use to build Chatbots for MLM. From there, I was like, "Hey, you know what? These worked pretty well for my ads, I wonder if there's a way to get people to sign up for my webinar."   I've had a bunch of different Facebook groups throughout the years. But at that point, I had a decent sized Facebook group. I was like, "Hey, what if I invited people to a webinar but I had them register by clicking on my Chatbot link instead of with email?"   TESTING CHATBOTS FOR A WEBINAR   So I tested that… And it was partly because I was lazy.   I didn't wanna set up the email sequence and I also wanted to experiment and see if it worked.   So I got my Chatbot link all ready and I was like, "Hey guys, I'm doing a live webinar this Thursday. If you want to attend, click on the Chatbot link and get signed up."   The results were INCREDIBLE.   I can't remember the exact number… But I wanna say I had a 50%-60% show-up rate.   Steve: WOW.   Nico Moreno: For my LIVE webinar, which is...   Steve: That's NOT normal.   Nico Moreno: I didn't set up any emails for the webinar and I was getting 90%+ open rates on the Chatbot messages too.   Steve: 90%?   Nico Moreno: Yeah. Some were even close to 100%. It was crazy   Steve: That's higher than a text message to a friend.   Nico Moreno: That's so true. Sometimes you just don't respond to your friends… But people respond to Chatbots.   That was the first time I really got into them. I was like, "There's something really special here. I know that all my friends in the Funnel Hacker community and ClickFunnels community do webinars too. They need to know about this."   USING CHATBOTS FOR YOUR WEBINAR   As you probably know the typical show-up rate for a webinar is in the 20%-30% range.   Steve: Yeah, if it's super good you’ll get 20%-25%.   Nico Moreno: So when I got 40%-50% from using that little Chatbot, I was like, "Holy crap. This is something that all my friends need to know about."   Then I started talking about it and showing people what I had done for that webinar to get ...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Today I wanna talk to you about <strong><em>why they didn’t buy your product… </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm excited about today's episode. I just got off a webinar and I've done this webinar three-ish times now. </p> <p> </p> <p>Two of those times have been in the last few days… Come to think of it, it’s probably my fourth time doing it. </p> <p> </p> <p>But what's interesting about it is… When you do a pitch <strong><em>over and over and over again</em></strong>, you start to notice things that make it more or less effective. </p> <p> </p> <p>So I’ve been able to see <strong><em>what</em></strong> things make this pitch MORE effective. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>And I've been changing things like crazy over the last four tries</em>. </p> <p> </p> <p>When I did the webinar two days ago, we generated <strong>$10,000</strong>. I wouldn’t be shocked if this next one does <strong>$30 or $40 grand. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>KNOWING WHY THEY DIDN’T BUY YOUR PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the keys to understanding why they didn’t buy your product is knowing <em>how frequently</em> you’re pitching. </p> <p> </p> <p>Some people like, <em>"Well, my pitch is not amazing"</em> Because they've only done their MLM pitch twice… <strong>It doesn't quite work like that.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>You need to be doing <strong>A LOT</strong> of these. </p> <p> </p> <p>VOLUME MATTERS! </p> <p> </p> <p><em>… Especially when it comes to pitching.</em> You get better at it the more you do it. </p> <p> </p> <p>That’s just <strong>ONE</strong> lesson I wanted to toss your way today. </p> <p> </p> <p>But I have an even BIGGER one for you ;) </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>So let me tell you another story</strong> <em>(you know I'm</em> <em>obsessed</em> <em>with old school marketing stories)... </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Whether you’re:  </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Listening</a></li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUCM8lGFDH6kAG7Q9xH6gnA" rel="nofollow"> Watching</a></li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li><a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/" rel="nofollow">Reading</a> </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>To this right now… You may have seen the movie <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-113-how-to-launch-any-mlm-product/" rel="nofollow"> The Greatest Showman</a>. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That was a good movie.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>The Greatest Showman is about P.T. Barnum's life. The issue is that the movie is that it’s <strong><em>largely</em></strong> made up. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's a great movie. I still recommend watching it if you've never seen it. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>But Hollywood portrays P.T. Barnum as being this young father trying to provide for a young family by buying a circus. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>#TotallyMadeUp</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The Circus was his retirement project much later on in life.</p> <p> </p> <p>What P.T. Barnum was <strong><em>really</em></strong> known for <em>(and what his entire career was based around)</em> was his museum. </p> <p> </p> <p>Tons of people came to his museum. It was a Museum of random and rare artifacts. </p> <p> </p> <p>So the name of the game for Barnum was… <em>“How can I get people to physically show up to my museum on a consistent basis?” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the strategies that Barnum used to get more people to come to his museum is <em>actually</em> shown in the movie. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE JENNY LIND CAMPAIGN</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>In the movie, <strong>Greatest Showman</strong>, P.T. Barnum meets a lady named <strong>Jenny Lind</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p>Jenny Lind is this AMAZING, famous opera singer from Europe. <strong>She has a massive following. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Everyone in Europe is like, <em>"Oh my gosh, I love Jenny Lind. Jenny Lind is incredible."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>So P.T. Barnum has an idea, <em>"Let's bring her to America… And maybe she'll help me fill my museum." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And so that's exactly what he does.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>He reaches out to Jenny Lind and says, <em>"Hey, would you come over to America and sing your amazing opera songs over in there?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>They don’t show this part in the movie</strong><strong>. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>P.T. Barnum is walking down the street and he starts talking to people about the fact that he's bringing the famous European opera singer, Jenny Lind, to America. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>But no one knows who she is… </em></p> <p> </p> <p>He finally gets to a doorman who opens the door for him and he goes, <em>"I'm bringing Jenny Lind to America." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And the doorman goes, <strong><em>"Who's Jenny Lind?"</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And Barnum freaks out!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>He’s gone into <strong>DEBT</strong> just to bring Lind to America and he realizes that <strong>nobody</strong> knows who she is. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>P.T. BARNUM’S CAMPAIGN</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So what does Barnum do? He has to do is create a <strong>STORY</strong>… <strong><em>A campaign</em></strong> around Lind so that people know who she is when he brings her to America.</p> <p> </p> <p>Barnum hires <strong>46 reporters.</strong> Those 46 reporters start feeding the media stories about Jenny Lind. Stories are about Jenny Lind's:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Likes</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Dislikes</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>What she loves</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Her personal opinions on social matters</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… They create an</em> <em>entire</em> <em>character around Jenny Lind in the press and she's not even there yet. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It’s all for the purpose of <strong>educating</strong> the media on <strong><em>who</em></strong> she is. </p> <p> </p> <p>Barnum even goes so far as to have Jenny give a farewell speech in Europe so that he can make another story about her in the American press. </p> <p> </p> <p>Barnum had also created so Jenny Lind swag: </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Clothing</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Bakery items</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>… This was a big deal.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>By the time Lind showed up… There were <strong>30,000 people waiting for her at the docks.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHY DOES A CAMPAIGN DIE? </strong></p> <p> </p> <p> <em>Now… This is where the story gets interesting</em>. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>20,000 people follow her to her hotel. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There's so much buzz! </p> <p> </p> <p>P.T. Barnum keeps selling out all these stages. <em></em></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Today I wanna talk to you about <strong><em>why they didn’t buy your product… </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm excited about today's episode. I just got off a webinar and I've done this webinar three-ish times now. </p> <p> </p> <p>Two of those times have been in the last few days… Come to think of it, it’s probably my fourth time doing it. </p> <p> </p> <p>But what's interesting about it is… When you do a pitch <strong><em>over and over and over again</em></strong>, you start to notice things that make it more or less effective. </p> <p> </p> <p>So I’ve been able to see <strong><em>what</em></strong> things make this pitch MORE effective. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>And I've been changing things like crazy over the last four tries</em>. </p> <p> </p> <p>When I did the webinar two days ago, we generated <strong>$10,000</strong>. I wouldn’t be shocked if this next one does <strong>$30 or $40 grand. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>KNOWING WHY THEY DIDN’T BUY YOUR PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the keys to understanding why they didn’t buy your product is knowing <em>how frequently</em> you’re pitching. </p> <p> </p> <p>Some people like, <em>"Well, my pitch is not amazing"</em> Because they've only done their MLM pitch twice… <strong>It doesn't quite work like that.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>You need to be doing <strong>A LOT</strong> of these. </p> <p> </p> <p>VOLUME MATTERS! </p> <p> </p> <p><em>… Especially when it comes to pitching.</em> You get better at it the more you do it. </p> <p> </p> <p>That’s just <strong>ONE</strong> lesson I wanted to toss your way today. </p> <p> </p> <p>But I have an even BIGGER one for you ;) </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>So let me tell you another story</strong> <em>(you know I'm</em> <em>obsessed</em> <em>with old school marketing stories)... </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Whether you’re:  </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056" rel="nofollow"> Listening</a></li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUCM8lGFDH6kAG7Q9xH6gnA" rel="nofollow"> Watching</a></li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li><a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/" rel="nofollow">Reading</a> </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>To this right now… You may have seen the movie <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-113-how-to-launch-any-mlm-product/" rel="nofollow"> The Greatest Showman</a>. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That was a good movie.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>The Greatest Showman is about P.T. Barnum's life. The issue is that the movie is that it’s <strong><em>largely</em></strong> made up. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's a great movie. I still recommend watching it if you've never seen it. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>But Hollywood portrays P.T. Barnum as being this young father trying to provide for a young family by buying a circus. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>#TotallyMadeUp</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The Circus was his retirement project much later on in life.</p> <p> </p> <p>What P.T. Barnum was <strong><em>really</em></strong> known for <em>(and what his entire career was based around)</em> was his museum. </p> <p> </p> <p>Tons of people came to his museum. It was a Museum of random and rare artifacts. </p> <p> </p> <p>So the name of the game for Barnum was… <em>“How can I get people to physically show up to my museum on a consistent basis?” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the strategies that Barnum used to get more people to come to his museum is <em>actually</em> shown in the movie. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE JENNY LIND CAMPAIGN</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>In the movie, <strong>Greatest Showman</strong>, P.T. Barnum meets a lady named <strong>Jenny Lind</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p>Jenny Lind is this AMAZING, famous opera singer from Europe. <strong>She has a massive following. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Everyone in Europe is like, <em>"Oh my gosh, I love Jenny Lind. Jenny Lind is incredible."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>So P.T. Barnum has an idea, <em>"Let's bring her to America… And maybe she'll help me fill my museum." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And so that's exactly what he does.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>He reaches out to Jenny Lind and says, <em>"Hey, would you come over to America and sing your amazing opera songs over in there?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>They don’t show this part in the movie</strong><strong>. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>P.T. Barnum is walking down the street and he starts talking to people about the fact that he's bringing the famous European opera singer, Jenny Lind, to America. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>But no one knows who she is… </em></p> <p> </p> <p>He finally gets to a doorman who opens the door for him and he goes, <em>"I'm bringing Jenny Lind to America." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And the doorman goes, <strong><em>"Who's Jenny Lind?"</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And Barnum freaks out!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>He’s gone into <strong>DEBT</strong> just to bring Lind to America and he realizes that <strong>nobody</strong> knows who she is. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>P.T. BARNUM’S CAMPAIGN</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So what does Barnum do? He has to do is create a <strong>STORY</strong>… <strong><em>A campaign</em></strong> around Lind so that people know who she is when he brings her to America.</p> <p> </p> <p>Barnum hires <strong>46 reporters.</strong> Those 46 reporters start feeding the media stories about Jenny Lind. Stories are about Jenny Lind's:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Likes</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Dislikes</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>What she loves</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Her personal opinions on social matters</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… They create an</em> <em>entire</em> <em>character around Jenny Lind in the press and she's not even there yet. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It’s all for the purpose of <strong>educating</strong> the media on <strong><em>who</em></strong> she is. </p> <p> </p> <p>Barnum even goes so far as to have Jenny give a farewell speech in Europe so that he can make another story about her in the American press. </p> <p> </p> <p>Barnum had also created so Jenny Lind swag: </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Clothing</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Bakery items</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>… This was a big deal.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>By the time Lind showed up… There were <strong>30,000 people waiting for her at the docks.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHY DOES A CAMPAIGN DIE? </strong></p> <p> </p> <p> <em>Now… This is where the story gets interesting</em>. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>20,000 people follow her to her hotel. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There's so much buzz! </p> <p> </p> <p>P.T. Barnum keeps selling out all these stages. <em></em></p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Today I wanna talk to you about why they didn’t buy your product…    I'm excited about today's episode. I just got off a webinar and I've done this webinar three-ish times now.    Two of those times have been in the last few days… Come to think of it, it’s probably my fourth time doing it.    But what's interesting about it is… When you do a pitch over and over and over again, you start to notice things that make it more or less effective.    So I’ve been able to see what things make this pitch MORE effective.    And I've been changing things like crazy over the last four tries.    When I did the webinar two days ago, we generated $10,000. I wouldn’t be shocked if this next one does $30 or $40 grand.    KNOWING WHY THEY DIDN’T BUY YOUR PRODUCT   One of the keys to understanding why they didn’t buy your product is knowing how frequently you’re pitching.    Some people like, "Well, my pitch is not amazing" Because they've only done their MLM pitch twice… It doesn't quite work like that.    You need to be doing A LOT of these.    VOLUME MATTERS!    … Especially when it comes to pitching. You get better at it the more you do it.    That’s just ONE lesson I wanted to toss your way today.    But I have an even BIGGER one for you ;)    So let me tell you another story (you know I'm obsessed with old school marketing stories)...    Whether you’re:       Listening      Watching     Reading     To this right now… You may have seen the movie  The Greatest Showman.    That was a good movie.    The Greatest Showman is about P.T. Barnum's life. The issue is that the movie is that it’s largely made up.    It's a great movie. I still recommend watching it if you've never seen it.    But Hollywood portrays P.T. Barnum as being this young father trying to provide for a young family by buying a circus.    #TotallyMadeUp   The Circus was his retirement project much later on in life.   What P.T. Barnum was really known for (and what his entire career was based around) was his museum.    Tons of people came to his museum. It was a Museum of random and rare artifacts.    So the name of the game for Barnum was… “How can I get people to physically show up to my museum on a consistent basis?”    One of the strategies that Barnum used to get more people to come to his museum is actually shown in the movie.    THE JENNY LIND CAMPAIGN   In the movie, Greatest Showman, P.T. Barnum meets a lady named Jenny Lind.    Jenny Lind is this AMAZING, famous opera singer from Europe. She has a massive following.    Everyone in Europe is like, "Oh my gosh, I love Jenny Lind. Jenny Lind is incredible."   So P.T. Barnum has an idea, "Let's bring her to America… And maybe she'll help me fill my museum."    And so that's exactly what he does.   He reaches out to Jenny Lind and says, "Hey, would you come over to America and sing your amazing opera songs over in there?"    They don’t show this part in the movie.    P.T. Barnum is walking down the street and he starts talking to people about the fact that he's bringing the famous European opera singer, Jenny Lind, to America.    But no one knows who she is…    He finally gets to a doorman who opens the door for him and he goes, "I'm bringing Jenny Lind to America."    And the doorman goes, "Who's Jenny Lind?"    And Barnum freaks out!   He’s gone into DEBT just to bring Lind to America and he realizes that nobody knows who she is.    P.T. BARNUM’S CAMPAIGN   So what does Barnum do? He has to do is create a STORY… A campaign around Lind so that people know who she is when he brings her to America.   Barnum hires 46 reporters. Those 46 reporters start feeding the media stories about Jenny Lind. Stories are about Jenny Lind's:    Likes     Dislikes     What she loves     Her personal opinions on social matters    … They create an entire character around Jenny Lind in the press and she's not even there yet.    It’s all for the purpose of educating the media on who she is.    Barnum even goes so far as to have Jenny give a farewell speech in Europe so that he can make another story about her in the American press.    Barnum had also created so Jenny Lind swag:     Clothing     Bakery items    … This was a big deal.    By the time Lind showed up… There were 30,000 people waiting for her at the docks.   WHY DOES A CAMPAIGN DIE?     Now… This is where the story gets interesting.    20,000 people follow her to her hotel.    There's so much buzz!    P.T. Barnum keeps selling out all these stages. "Come hear the amazing Jenny Lind sing."    He had all these AMAZING campaigns and they're making so much money. It's awesome.    But Jenny Lind gets a little bit greedy.    She believes that it's her voice that's getting all these people to come see her. So she does one fateful thing.    She talks to P.T. Barnum and says, "Barnum, I'm gonna go out on my own. I'm going to fill stages and stadiums on my own. I don't need you."    And she left.   She thought that her voice was the reason that people followed her. But wha...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I thought it'd be kind of fun to teach you about turning your product into an offer and <em><strong>how</strong></em> you can make a cool offer out of your <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-113-how-to-launch-any-mlm-product/" rel="nofollow">MLMs product</a>.</p> <p>First of all, if you wanna see me riding a bike and doing a podcast episode at the same time, head on over to <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUCM8lGFDH6kAG7Q9xH6gnA" rel="nofollow">YouTube</a> and watch this episode ;)</p> <p>https://youtu.be/dFaFYxx1cVg</p> <p>I've had a ton of fun in the last two months. For some reason, I've been diving deep on some of these old-school marketers and the ways they used to make money <strong>WITHOUT</strong> something like the internet.</p> <p>I think the internet is <strong>AMAZING</strong>… But I also think it's a <em>distraction.</em></p> <p><strong>If you can</strong>…</p> <ol> <li>Remove the internet</li> <li>Learn what the old school guys had to do</li> <li>See the patterns that they went through to sell</li> </ol> <p>… <em><strong>THEN</strong></em> <em>you can add the internet back into the equation!</em></p> <p>Once you’ve done that, the internet is POWERFUL. But before that, it's a <strong>distraction</strong>.</p> <p>We will rely <em>too much</em> on the distribution of the internet and use it in weird ways that aren't actually that helpful to us…. <em><strong>Because we don't know what to do without it</strong></em>.</p> <p><b>BEFORE WE START TALKING ABOUT TURNING YOUR PRODUCT INTO AN OFFER</b></p> <p>I grew up in Denver, Colorado, and I love Colorado. <strong>Colorado's amazing</strong>.</p> <p>I grew up in Littleton, and I'm the oldest of six kids. My parents are amazing. They were our parents FIRST before becoming our friends, <em><strong>which I appreciate a lot</strong></em>, and I'm trying to do that for my own kids.</p> <p>When I was like 15-years-old, several of my friends died in a car accident which made me not wanna drive or get a license. I didn't start driving until a lot later on.</p> <p>And my parents were being parents and they said, <em>"Hey, we want you to go get your Eagle Scout before we'll let you drive."</em></p> <p>And I was like, <em>"Oh well, that sucks”</em> and for a little while, <strong>I fought it</strong>. I ended up getting my Eagle - <em>which is great.</em></p> <p>Even though I didn’t drive, I still got around but I would ride my bike all over the place.</p> <p>I would bike so far! I put a lot of miles on my bike when I was in high school because I rode my bike everywhere before I got my drivers license.</p> <p>I went on a 10-mile bike ride the other day… And I did 20 miles the day before that. It's not that long I know, but it's <em><strong>not</strong></em> a mountain bike, so it's a lot harder.</p> <p><b>TURNING YOUR PRODUCT INTO AN OFFER</b></p> <p>I wanna talk to you about <strong>turning your product into an offer</strong> and take you back to the essence of offers.</p> <p>We’re also gonna look at what these old school marketers had to do to sell their products.</p> <p>When you realize what these guys had to do, you start to see these patterns <strong>all over the place</strong>. Then you can see how these mainstream products actually got into the marketplace.</p> <p>I might have told this story in the past but it’s one of my favorite stories about a man named <strong>Albert Lasker</strong>.</p> <p>Albert Lasker has been coined as the <strong>father of modern advertising</strong>. That’s a pretty, awesome title to have.</p> <p>Sunkist came to Lasker in the early 1900s and said, <em>"Hey, we're Sunkist</em>. <em>We have oranges but people aren't eating enough oranges.</em></p> <p><em>For some reason this year, there's been an increase in orange production. Our trees are producing sooo many oranges that we're chopping our own trees down."</em></p> <p>They were literally cutting down their own trees because of the overproduction of oranges.</p> <p>So they want to Lasker and said, <em>"Would you help us sell more oranges?"</em></p> <p>Lasker and his team sat back and started thinking about <strong>HOW</strong> they could increase orange consumption significantly.</p> <p>They came up with an idea... Which at the time, was an <em>extremely</em> thing.</p> <p><strong><em>Instead of eating oranges… What if people drink the juice from the orange?</em></strong></p> <p>No one was drinking orange juice. That was a foreign concept.</p> <p><strong>He literally invented the concept!</strong></p> <p>They found out that it would take two to three oranges to fill up a glass with orange juice.</p> <p>This is literally how orange juice came to be. It was not a thing until Albert Lasker made it up.</p> <p><b>LASKER’S ORANGE OFFER</b></p> <p>Lasker got his team together and they made this really cool campaign called <em><strong>"Drink an Orange."</strong></em></p> <p>While they wanted to sell the oranges… That's <strong>NOT</strong> what they sold.</p> <p>Have you ever seen one of those orange press things where you chop the orange in half, take half of it and you squish it down on top of it?</p> <p><strong>They created that</strong> and they called it the ORANGE EXTRACTOR.</p> <p>The offer that they created was <em>“Buy the orange extractor and get a bundle of oranges for FREE."</em></p> <p>Let's think about this for a moment, 'cause this is really clever.</p> <p><strong>QUESTION</strong>: What do people actually want to buy?</p> <p><strong>ANSWER</strong>: The oranges.</p> <p>They took the <strong>sexiest part</strong> of the offer and they made it FREE!</p> <p><em>“Buy the orange extractor and get a bundle of oranges for FREE."</em></p> <p><strong>That was the offer</strong>. <em>Very sexy, very clever</em>.</p> <p>Lasker helped save Sunkist. He's the reason orange juice came about, why Sunkist exists, and why we drink orange juice.</p> <p><b>TURNING YOUR MLM PRODUCT INTO AN OFFER</b></p> <p><strong>QUESTION</strong>: Why am I saying at this and what does this have to do with MLM?</p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> concept is what’s going to help you in turning your product into an offer!</p> <p>I want you to start thinking about what <strong>problems</strong> your customer has that you could <strong>solve</strong> with another product.</p> <p>So one of the <em>easiest</em> ways to sell MORE products is by turning your product into an offer and giving away something else <strong>with</strong> the sale of your product.</p> <p>I know what you’re thinking right now, <em>"But my compliance won't like that."</em></p> <p><strong>Find a freaking way to make it work!</strong> The principal is still the same and that's <em>exactly</em> what I do.</p> <p>When someone joins my downline, I tell them, <em>"Hey, if you join my downline, I'll give you X, Y and Z that will help you get automated leads coming in to your business”</em></p> <p><strong>P.S.</strong> It's <em>super</em> sexy. My MLM <em>loves</em> the concept and they're totally behind it. It's super awesome.</p> <p>I <strong>increase</strong> the value of joining my downline. <strong>That's all you're trying to do</strong>.</p> <p>Ask yourself, <em>“How can I increase the value of the product that I sell?”</em> It all comes back to turning your product into an offer. The <em>easiest</em> way to do that is to solve more problems for them.</p> <p>Start thinking about the problems that your product <em><strong>creates</strong></em> for your buyers.</p> <p><em>What problems are you giving your customers and how can you solve some of those follow-up issues?</em></p> <p>That’s all there is to turning your product into an offer. <strong>BOOM</strong>.</p> <p>I never tell you guys what MLM I'm in… <em>(I think I might have let it slip once or twice)</em> because I don't want you to think that I'm trying to pitch you.</p> <p>I'm trying to change the industry as a whole.</p> <p><b>HOW TO CREATE AN OFFER WITH YOUR PRODUCT</b></p> <p>We’re doing something right now that’s along thes...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I thought it'd be kind of fun to teach you about turning your product into an offer and <em><strong>how</strong></em> you can make a cool offer out of your <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-113-how-to-launch-any-mlm-product/" rel="nofollow">MLMs product</a>.</p> <p>First of all, if you wanna see me riding a bike and doing a podcast episode at the same time, head on over to <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUCM8lGFDH6kAG7Q9xH6gnA" rel="nofollow">YouTube</a> and watch this episode ;)</p> <p>https://youtu.be/dFaFYxx1cVg</p> <p>I've had a ton of fun in the last two months. For some reason, I've been diving deep on some of these old-school marketers and the ways they used to make money <strong>WITHOUT</strong> something like the internet.</p> <p>I think the internet is <strong>AMAZING</strong>… But I also think it's a <em>distraction.</em></p> <p><strong>If you can</strong>…</p> <ol> <li>Remove the internet</li> <li>Learn what the old school guys had to do</li> <li>See the patterns that they went through to sell</li> </ol> <p>… <em><strong>THEN</strong></em> <em>you can add the internet back into the equation!</em></p> <p>Once you’ve done that, the internet is POWERFUL. But before that, it's a <strong>distraction</strong>.</p> <p>We will rely <em>too much</em> on the distribution of the internet and use it in weird ways that aren't actually that helpful to us…. <em><strong>Because we don't know what to do without it</strong></em>.</p> <p><b>BEFORE WE START TALKING ABOUT TURNING YOUR PRODUCT INTO AN OFFER</b></p> <p>I grew up in Denver, Colorado, and I love Colorado. <strong>Colorado's amazing</strong>.</p> <p>I grew up in Littleton, and I'm the oldest of six kids. My parents are amazing. They were our parents FIRST before becoming our friends, <em><strong>which I appreciate a lot</strong></em>, and I'm trying to do that for my own kids.</p> <p>When I was like 15-years-old, several of my friends died in a car accident which made me not wanna drive or get a license. I didn't start driving until a lot later on.</p> <p>And my parents were being parents and they said, <em>"Hey, we want you to go get your Eagle Scout before we'll let you drive."</em></p> <p>And I was like, <em>"Oh well, that sucks”</em> and for a little while, <strong>I fought it</strong>. I ended up getting my Eagle - <em>which is great.</em></p> <p>Even though I didn’t drive, I still got around but I would ride my bike all over the place.</p> <p>I would bike so far! I put a lot of miles on my bike when I was in high school because I rode my bike everywhere before I got my drivers license.</p> <p>I went on a 10-mile bike ride the other day… And I did 20 miles the day before that. It's not that long I know, but it's <em><strong>not</strong></em> a mountain bike, so it's a lot harder.</p> <p><b>TURNING YOUR PRODUCT INTO AN OFFER</b></p> <p>I wanna talk to you about <strong>turning your product into an offer</strong> and take you back to the essence of offers.</p> <p>We’re also gonna look at what these old school marketers had to do to sell their products.</p> <p>When you realize what these guys had to do, you start to see these patterns <strong>all over the place</strong>. Then you can see how these mainstream products actually got into the marketplace.</p> <p>I might have told this story in the past but it’s one of my favorite stories about a man named <strong>Albert Lasker</strong>.</p> <p>Albert Lasker has been coined as the <strong>father of modern advertising</strong>. That’s a pretty, awesome title to have.</p> <p>Sunkist came to Lasker in the early 1900s and said, <em>"Hey, we're Sunkist</em>. <em>We have oranges but people aren't eating enough oranges.</em></p> <p><em>For some reason this year, there's been an increase in orange production. Our trees are producing sooo many oranges that we're chopping our own trees down."</em></p> <p>They were literally cutting down their own trees because of the overproduction of oranges.</p> <p>So they want to Lasker and said, <em>"Would you help us sell more oranges?"</em></p> <p>Lasker and his team sat back and started thinking about <strong>HOW</strong> they could increase orange consumption significantly.</p> <p>They came up with an idea... Which at the time, was an <em>extremely</em> thing.</p> <p><strong><em>Instead of eating oranges… What if people drink the juice from the orange?</em></strong></p> <p>No one was drinking orange juice. That was a foreign concept.</p> <p><strong>He literally invented the concept!</strong></p> <p>They found out that it would take two to three oranges to fill up a glass with orange juice.</p> <p>This is literally how orange juice came to be. It was not a thing until Albert Lasker made it up.</p> <p><b>LASKER’S ORANGE OFFER</b></p> <p>Lasker got his team together and they made this really cool campaign called <em><strong>"Drink an Orange."</strong></em></p> <p>While they wanted to sell the oranges… That's <strong>NOT</strong> what they sold.</p> <p>Have you ever seen one of those orange press things where you chop the orange in half, take half of it and you squish it down on top of it?</p> <p><strong>They created that</strong> and they called it the ORANGE EXTRACTOR.</p> <p>The offer that they created was <em>“Buy the orange extractor and get a bundle of oranges for FREE."</em></p> <p>Let's think about this for a moment, 'cause this is really clever.</p> <p><strong>QUESTION</strong>: What do people actually want to buy?</p> <p><strong>ANSWER</strong>: The oranges.</p> <p>They took the <strong>sexiest part</strong> of the offer and they made it FREE!</p> <p><em>“Buy the orange extractor and get a bundle of oranges for FREE."</em></p> <p><strong>That was the offer</strong>. <em>Very sexy, very clever</em>.</p> <p>Lasker helped save Sunkist. He's the reason orange juice came about, why Sunkist exists, and why we drink orange juice.</p> <p><b>TURNING YOUR MLM PRODUCT INTO AN OFFER</b></p> <p><strong>QUESTION</strong>: Why am I saying at this and what does this have to do with MLM?</p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> concept is what’s going to help you in turning your product into an offer!</p> <p>I want you to start thinking about what <strong>problems</strong> your customer has that you could <strong>solve</strong> with another product.</p> <p>So one of the <em>easiest</em> ways to sell MORE products is by turning your product into an offer and giving away something else <strong>with</strong> the sale of your product.</p> <p>I know what you’re thinking right now, <em>"But my compliance won't like that."</em></p> <p><strong>Find a freaking way to make it work!</strong> The principal is still the same and that's <em>exactly</em> what I do.</p> <p>When someone joins my downline, I tell them, <em>"Hey, if you join my downline, I'll give you X, Y and Z that will help you get automated leads coming in to your business”</em></p> <p><strong>P.S.</strong> It's <em>super</em> sexy. My MLM <em>loves</em> the concept and they're totally behind it. It's super awesome.</p> <p>I <strong>increase</strong> the value of joining my downline. <strong>That's all you're trying to do</strong>.</p> <p>Ask yourself, <em>“How can I increase the value of the product that I sell?”</em> It all comes back to turning your product into an offer. The <em>easiest</em> way to do that is to solve more problems for them.</p> <p>Start thinking about the problems that your product <em><strong>creates</strong></em> for your buyers.</p> <p><em>What problems are you giving your customers and how can you solve some of those follow-up issues?</em></p> <p>That’s all there is to turning your product into an offer. <strong>BOOM</strong>.</p> <p>I never tell you guys what MLM I'm in… <em>(I think I might have let it slip once or twice)</em> because I don't want you to think that I'm trying to pitch you.</p> <p>I'm trying to change the industry as a whole.</p> <p><b>HOW TO CREATE AN OFFER WITH YOUR PRODUCT</b></p> <p>We’re doing something right now that’s along thes...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>I thought it'd be kind of fun to teach you about turning your product into an offer and how you can make a cool offer out of your MLMs product. First of all, if you wanna see me riding a bike and doing a podcast episode at the same time, head on over to YouTube and watch this episode ;) https://youtu.be/dFaFYxx1cVg I've had a ton of fun in the last two months. For some reason, I've been diving deep on some of these old-school marketers and the ways they used to make money WITHOUT something like the internet. I think the internet is AMAZING… But I also think it's a distraction. If you can…  Remove the internet Learn what the old school guys had to do See the patterns that they went through to sell  … THEN you can add the internet back into the equation! Once you’ve done that, the internet is POWERFUL. But before that, it's a distraction. We will rely too much on the distribution of the internet and use it in weird ways that aren't actually that helpful to us…. Because we don't know what to do without it. BEFORE WE START TALKING ABOUT TURNING YOUR PRODUCT INTO AN OFFER I grew up in Denver, Colorado, and I love Colorado. Colorado's amazing. I grew up in Littleton, and I'm the oldest of six kids. My parents are amazing. They were our parents FIRST before becoming our friends, which I appreciate a lot, and I'm trying to do that for my own kids. When I was like 15-years-old, several of my friends died in a car accident which made me not wanna drive or get a license. I didn't start driving until a lot later on. And my parents were being parents and they said, "Hey, we want you to go get your Eagle Scout before we'll let you drive." And I was like, "Oh well, that sucks” and for a little while, I fought it. I ended up getting my Eagle - which is great. Even though I didn’t drive, I still got around but I would ride my bike all over the place. I would bike so far! I put a lot of miles on my bike when I was in high school because I rode my bike everywhere before I got my drivers license. I went on a 10-mile bike ride the other day… And I did 20 miles the day before that. It's not that long I know, but it's not a mountain bike, so it's a lot harder. TURNING YOUR PRODUCT INTO AN OFFER I wanna talk to you about turning your product into an offer and take you back to the essence of offers. We’re also gonna look at what these old school marketers had to do to sell their products. When you realize what these guys had to do, you start to see these patterns all over the place. Then you can see how these mainstream products actually got into the marketplace. I might have told this story in the past but it’s one of my favorite stories about a man named Albert Lasker. Albert Lasker has been coined as the father of modern advertising. That’s a pretty, awesome title to have. Sunkist came to Lasker in the early 1900s and said, "Hey, we're Sunkist. We have oranges but people aren't eating enough oranges. For some reason this year, there's been an increase in orange production. Our trees are producing sooo many oranges that we're chopping our own trees down." They were literally cutting down their own trees because of the overproduction of oranges. So they want to Lasker and said, "Would you help us sell more oranges?" Lasker and his team sat back and started thinking about HOW they could increase orange consumption significantly. They came up with an idea... Which at the time, was an extremely thing. Instead of eating oranges… What if people drink the juice from the orange? No one was drinking orange juice. That was a foreign concept. He literally invented the concept! They found out that it would take two to three oranges to fill up a glass with orange juice. This is literally how orange juice came to be. It was not a thing until Albert Lasker made it up. LASKER’S ORANGE OFFER Lasker got his team together and they made this really cool campaign called "Drink an Orange." While they wanted to sell the oranges… That's NOT what they sold. Have you ever seen one of those orange press things where you chop the orange in half, take half of it and you squish it down on top of it? They created that and they called it the ORANGE EXTRACTOR. The offer that they created was “Buy the orange extractor and get a bundle of oranges for FREE." Let's think about this for a moment, 'cause this is really clever. QUESTION: What do people actually want to buy? ANSWER: The oranges. They took the sexiest part of the offer and they made it FREE! “Buy the orange extractor and get a bundle of oranges for FREE." That was the offer. Very sexy, very clever. Lasker helped save Sunkist. He's the reason orange juice came about, why Sunkist exists, and why we drink orange juice. TURNING YOUR MLM PRODUCT INTO AN OFFER QUESTION: Why am I saying at this and what does this have to do with MLM? THIS concept is what’s going to help you in turning your product into an offer! I want you to start thinking about what problems your customer has that you could solve with anot...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Today I wanna teach you guys <strong>HOW</strong> to launch an MLM product.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm actually really excited to teach you <strong><em>how</em></strong> to launch an MLM product. A lot of research and time has gone into planning and putting this together. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I wanna do a couple of things here...</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>First of all, I want to bring attention to and help you think about <strong><em>how</em></strong> Hollywood launches a movie. </p> <p> </p> <p>Now think about this with me for a moment. </p> <p> </p> <p>There are really cool movies that are coming out soon, and I LOVE going to movie theaters! I love... </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>The experience</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>When you walk in the light is a little bit dim, which makes the pupils dilate a little bit more <em>(they do that and restaurants also)</em></li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>The ambiance</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em> There's a lot to it!</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm actually a theme park junky as well. I'm not gonna lie... <strong>I love Disney.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm that guy that would totally go on rides by myself because I love the experience of it. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I love that before you even get on a ride they start pre-framing you for this big build-up. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW DOES HOLLYWOOD LAUNCH A MOVIE?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Right now you’re probably thinking, <em>"What does that to have to do with what you're talking about?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Just think about this with me for just a moment.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>The way Hollywood launches a movie uses <strong>very much</strong> the same kind of methods. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>They both use: </strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Anticipation</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Build-up</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>Hollywood is always putting out small minute-long previews a year before the film comes out.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>They probably don't even have the movie done… But they're saying, <em>"Hey here's when it's coming out"</em>.</p> <p> </p> <p>Sometimes it'll just be something as simple as the title. </p> <p> </p> <p>They did this with one of the most recent Star Wars movies. They did a trailer six months ahead of time and all it did was play the iconic Star Wars music with the title and date overlayed.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And the crowd went ballistic! </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, <em>"Oh my gosh, that's awesome." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>There was <strong>NO</strong> story, it didn't <em>say</em> anything! </p> <p> </p> <p>Now I want you to think about this a moment… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHY</strong> is this such a powerful and impactful thing? What happened six months later? </p> <p> </p> <p>They release a little bit of a story, <em>usually about the protagonist. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>They tell a little bit of background and they add a little bit of conflict in. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>None of us like conflict but can you imagine how boring life would be if there wasn't any? </em></p> <p> </p> <p>We <strong><em>do</em></strong> want a little bit of drama in our lives, <em>whether or not you're willing to admit it ;)</em></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>If everything was easy 24/7</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>There were no challenges</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>No trials, nothing in our life</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>The salt of life would be gone. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE KEY TO LAUNCHING A PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Think about this with me for a moment… </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Three months later and they release another preview. </p> <p> </p> <p>Every single preview up until then has been giving you a specific date (or at least season if it's like a year out), <em>"It's coming out on this day at this time".</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>**This is very very key to understand.**</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>They build up pressure and they build up pressure and they build up pressure up until the specific day… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THEN</strong> they'll start releasing:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Pre-booked tickets</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Specific experiences that you can have with the movie</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Now</em></strong> when the day of the actual movie comes up there's a <strong>HUGE</strong> amount of pressure that's built on a specific day in time like, <strong><em>"BOOM". </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>As a society, <strong><em>even if you're not a huge movie-goer</em></strong> there's a big percentage of people who have been educated on what the movie is and what it's gonna be about. </p> <p> </p> <p>There's open loops like <strong>crazy</strong>, so there's a lot of curiosity and everyone's like, <em>"I gotta go on that day"</em> right? </p> <p> </p> <p>But before that comes up… They're gonna get the actors to go and hang out on night shows. They're gonna go on:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Jimmy Fallon's Show</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>The Tonight Show</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Today Show</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>… They're building up pressure for this thing and at the end of each of those shows, they're like, <em>"Make sure you go see the show coming out this day, back to you guys".</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If you look at what's happening, they're <strong>orchestrating this incredible event.</strong> Not at a certain location, not at one spot, but they're orchestrating an <strong>event…</strong> They're orchestrating <strong>NOISE</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>And that's what campaigns are, they're building a campaign.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE POWER OF A BOX OFFICE LAUNCH</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Now, all of this pressure gets built up and it pushes towards this specific day and then <strong><em>"BAM"</em></strong>, box office weekend happens. </p> <p> </p> <p>They make so much money on the initial weekend that the movie's open, <em>that there's usually not that much money left... </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I mean there's <strong>a lot of money</strong>, but nothing like that huge initial burst, <em>"</em><strong><em>BOOM</em></strong><em>!"</em> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That huge initial burst pays for…</strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Not just the crews</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>It pays for ALL the stuff</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>…  Then they just live on the cash flow that's gonna come from the remainder of that film's life. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THAT’S BIG.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>Obviously, this is <strong>NOT</strong> a new concept… <em>But think about that.</em> Most brand new products that there's a lot of buzz around, they ALL follow that same pat...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Today I wanna teach you guys <strong>HOW</strong> to launch an MLM product.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm actually really excited to teach you <strong><em>how</em></strong> to launch an MLM product. A lot of research and time has gone into planning and putting this together. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I wanna do a couple of things here...</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>First of all, I want to bring attention to and help you think about <strong><em>how</em></strong> Hollywood launches a movie. </p> <p> </p> <p>Now think about this with me for a moment. </p> <p> </p> <p>There are really cool movies that are coming out soon, and I LOVE going to movie theaters! I love... </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>The experience</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>When you walk in the light is a little bit dim, which makes the pupils dilate a little bit more <em>(they do that and restaurants also)</em></li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>The ambiance</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em> There's a lot to it!</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm actually a theme park junky as well. I'm not gonna lie... <strong>I love Disney.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm that guy that would totally go on rides by myself because I love the experience of it. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I love that before you even get on a ride they start pre-framing you for this big build-up. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW DOES HOLLYWOOD LAUNCH A MOVIE?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Right now you’re probably thinking, <em>"What does that to have to do with what you're talking about?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Just think about this with me for just a moment.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>The way Hollywood launches a movie uses <strong>very much</strong> the same kind of methods. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>They both use: </strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Anticipation</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Build-up</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>Hollywood is always putting out small minute-long previews a year before the film comes out.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>They probably don't even have the movie done… But they're saying, <em>"Hey here's when it's coming out"</em>.</p> <p> </p> <p>Sometimes it'll just be something as simple as the title. </p> <p> </p> <p>They did this with one of the most recent Star Wars movies. They did a trailer six months ahead of time and all it did was play the iconic Star Wars music with the title and date overlayed.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And the crowd went ballistic! </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, <em>"Oh my gosh, that's awesome." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>There was <strong>NO</strong> story, it didn't <em>say</em> anything! </p> <p> </p> <p>Now I want you to think about this a moment… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHY</strong> is this such a powerful and impactful thing? What happened six months later? </p> <p> </p> <p>They release a little bit of a story, <em>usually about the protagonist. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>They tell a little bit of background and they add a little bit of conflict in. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>None of us like conflict but can you imagine how boring life would be if there wasn't any? </em></p> <p> </p> <p>We <strong><em>do</em></strong> want a little bit of drama in our lives, <em>whether or not you're willing to admit it ;)</em></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>If everything was easy 24/7</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>There were no challenges</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>No trials, nothing in our life</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>The salt of life would be gone. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE KEY TO LAUNCHING A PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Think about this with me for a moment… </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Three months later and they release another preview. </p> <p> </p> <p>Every single preview up until then has been giving you a specific date (or at least season if it's like a year out), <em>"It's coming out on this day at this time".</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>**This is very very key to understand.**</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>They build up pressure and they build up pressure and they build up pressure up until the specific day… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THEN</strong> they'll start releasing:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Pre-booked tickets</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Specific experiences that you can have with the movie</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Now</em></strong> when the day of the actual movie comes up there's a <strong>HUGE</strong> amount of pressure that's built on a specific day in time like, <strong><em>"BOOM". </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>As a society, <strong><em>even if you're not a huge movie-goer</em></strong> there's a big percentage of people who have been educated on what the movie is and what it's gonna be about. </p> <p> </p> <p>There's open loops like <strong>crazy</strong>, so there's a lot of curiosity and everyone's like, <em>"I gotta go on that day"</em> right? </p> <p> </p> <p>But before that comes up… They're gonna get the actors to go and hang out on night shows. They're gonna go on:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Jimmy Fallon's Show</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>The Tonight Show</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Today Show</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>… They're building up pressure for this thing and at the end of each of those shows, they're like, <em>"Make sure you go see the show coming out this day, back to you guys".</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If you look at what's happening, they're <strong>orchestrating this incredible event.</strong> Not at a certain location, not at one spot, but they're orchestrating an <strong>event…</strong> They're orchestrating <strong>NOISE</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>And that's what campaigns are, they're building a campaign.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE POWER OF A BOX OFFICE LAUNCH</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Now, all of this pressure gets built up and it pushes towards this specific day and then <strong><em>"BAM"</em></strong>, box office weekend happens. </p> <p> </p> <p>They make so much money on the initial weekend that the movie's open, <em>that there's usually not that much money left... </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I mean there's <strong>a lot of money</strong>, but nothing like that huge initial burst, <em>"</em><strong><em>BOOM</em></strong><em>!"</em> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That huge initial burst pays for…</strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Not just the crews</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>It pays for ALL the stuff</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>…  Then they just live on the cash flow that's gonna come from the remainder of that film's life. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THAT’S BIG.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>Obviously, this is <strong>NOT</strong> a new concept… <em>But think about that.</em> Most brand new products that there's a lot of buzz around, they ALL follow that same pat...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Today I wanna teach you guys HOW to launch an MLM product.   I'm actually really excited to teach you how to launch an MLM product. A lot of research and time has gone into planning and putting this together.    I wanna do a couple of things here...   First of all, I want to bring attention to and help you think about how Hollywood launches a movie.    Now think about this with me for a moment.    There are really cool movies that are coming out soon, and I LOVE going to movie theaters! I love...     The experience     When you walk in the light is a little bit dim, which makes the pupils dilate a little bit more (they do that and restaurants also)     The ambiance     There's a lot to it!   I'm actually a theme park junky as well. I'm not gonna lie... I love Disney.    I'm that guy that would totally go on rides by myself because I love the experience of it.    I love that before you even get on a ride they start pre-framing you for this big build-up.    HOW DOES HOLLYWOOD LAUNCH A MOVIE?   Right now you’re probably thinking, "What does that to have to do with what you're talking about?"    Just think about this with me for just a moment.    The way Hollywood launches a movie uses very much the same kind of methods.    They both use:     Anticipation     Build-up    Hollywood is always putting out small minute-long previews a year before the film comes out.   They probably don't even have the movie done… But they're saying, "Hey here's when it's coming out".   Sometimes it'll just be something as simple as the title.    They did this with one of the most recent Star Wars movies. They did a trailer six months ahead of time and all it did was play the iconic Star Wars music with the title and date overlayed.   And the crowd went ballistic!    I was like, "Oh my gosh, that's awesome."    There was NO story, it didn't say anything!    Now I want you to think about this a moment…    WHY is this such a powerful and impactful thing? What happened six months later?    They release a little bit of a story, usually about the protagonist.    They tell a little bit of background and they add a little bit of conflict in.    None of us like conflict but can you imagine how boring life would be if there wasn't any?    We do want a little bit of drama in our lives, whether or not you're willing to admit it ;)    If everything was easy 24/7     There were no challenges     No trials, nothing in our life    The salt of life would be gone.    THE KEY TO LAUNCHING A PRODUCT   Think about this with me for a moment…    Three months later and they release another preview.    Every single preview up until then has been giving you a specific date (or at least season if it's like a year out), "It's coming out on this day at this time".   **This is very very key to understand.**   They build up pressure and they build up pressure and they build up pressure up until the specific day…    THEN they'll start releasing:    Pre-booked tickets     Specific experiences that you can have with the movie    Now when the day of the actual movie comes up there's a HUGE amount of pressure that's built on a specific day in time like, "BOOM".    As a society, even if you're not a huge movie-goer there's a big percentage of people who have been educated on what the movie is and what it's gonna be about.    There's open loops like crazy, so there's a lot of curiosity and everyone's like, "I gotta go on that day" right?    But before that comes up… They're gonna get the actors to go and hang out on night shows. They're gonna go on:    Jimmy Fallon's Show     The Tonight Show     Today Show    … They're building up pressure for this thing and at the end of each of those shows, they're like, "Make sure you go see the show coming out this day, back to you guys".   If you look at what's happening, they're orchestrating this incredible event. Not at a certain location, not at one spot, but they're orchestrating an event… They're orchestrating NOISE.    And that's what campaigns are, they're building a campaign.   THE POWER OF A BOX OFFICE LAUNCH   Now, all of this pressure gets built up and it pushes towards this specific day and then "BAM", box office weekend happens.    They make so much money on the initial weekend that the movie's open, that there's usually not that much money left...    I mean there's a lot of money, but nothing like that huge initial burst, "BOOM!"    That huge initial burst pays for…    Not just the crews     It pays for ALL the stuff    …  Then they just live on the cash flow that's gonna come from the remainder of that film's life.    THAT’S BIG.    Obviously, this is NOT a new concept… But think about that. Most brand new products that there's a lot of buzz around, they ALL follow that same pattern!   THESE GUYS KNEW HOW TO LAUNCH   Three of my favorite guys EVER are:    Albert Lasker     P.T. Barnum     Claude Hopkins    SIDE NOTE: Have you seen the movie "The Greatest Showman"?    That movie is largely made up… He started th...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Today I want to address a VERY big question that people ask me…  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>"Is MLM saturated?"</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There’s something I've started doing a lot in the evenings…  </p> <p> </p> <p>I just go for a 10 - 20-mile bike ride. </p> <p> </p> <p>I also like to walk quite a bit so I can just listen to podcasts. </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>I'm studying </li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>I'm thinking </li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Sometimes I'm just jamming out to music</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… It's become my</em> <strong><em>ME</em></strong> <em>time. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm sure it won't always be in the evenings, but it has been for the past little bit… Especially while I've just done my big <a href="https://offermind.com/" rel="nofollow">OfferMind</a>. </p> <p> </p> <p>So many of you guys came and it was AWESOME! About <strong>650 people</strong> had a ticket and about 600 showed up <em>(which is a pretty standard show-up rate for an event).</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>We did a good chunk in sales, and it's just been so much fun to work with all those new people. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I've really, really enjoyed it.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>What's interesting is... Since then, I've needed some DECOMPRESS time. </p> <p> </p> <p>At the time of recording this episode, I'm speaking at <strong>Carnegie Hall. </strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong>Martha Stewart</strong> is speaking</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong>Michael Gerber</strong> is gonna be there</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong>Dan Kennedy</strong> is gonna be there so long as his health is okay </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>... This is nuts!</em> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ANYWAYS:</strong> If you guys wanna change your life, listen to what I'm doing on this show. Go publish for <strong>ONE YEAR</strong>…  <em>Come back to me in</em> <em>one year</em> <em>and you tell me if your financial life is not drastically different.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>There is something magical about publishing.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>**That's not the purpose of today's episode.** </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE GIFT OF MLM MARKET SATURATION</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I wanna address a question that comes up <strong><em>frequently</em></strong> and you have likely have heard it if you've been in this space for more than six months. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I LOVE MLM. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I love it. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>It's so, so, so fun. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>One of my favorite things to do in MLM is to look at articles that other people have posted about <strong><em>why</em></strong> they think MLM is NOT okay. </p> <p> </p> <p>And what you’ll find is... Most people who publish these articles are <strong><em>usually</em></strong> those who've been in it but DID NOT figure out <em>how</em> to have success and they feel jaded. </p> <p> </p> <p>They feel, <em>"Oh, everything's bad. For shame. For shame."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>And they go write these <strong>terrible</strong> reviews… </p> <p> </p> <p>That makes some people think, <em>"Well, that just means MLM is bad." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>No, no, no! </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I've had NEGATIVE reviews. I've had TERRIBLE reviews.</p> <p> </p> <p>There are <strong>always</strong> naysayers and it doesn't change just because it <strong>IS</strong> or <strong>IS NOT</strong> MLM, network marketing, direct sales, whatever you choose to call it. </p> <p> </p> <p>There will <strong>always</strong> be Negative Nancies with Poopy Pants syndrome… <em>That’s just how it is. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I believe it's a <strong>GIFT</strong> that people think MLM is saturated… </p> <p> </p> <p>And I’m gonna tell you <strong><em>WHY.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>It's <strong>NOT</strong> because it lowers competition… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE TYPE OF MARKET I DON’T WANT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>A little while ago, I had somebody reach out to me and say, <em>"Steven, I would love to buy</em> <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow"><em>Secret MLM Hacks</em></a><em>. How much money will you guarantee that I will make?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I was like, <em>"What are you talking about?"</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>I don't know if I've told you this in the past but just stick with me for a moment here… </p> <p> </p> <p>They said, <em>"How much money do you guarantee I will make with your course?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I said, <em>"I don't even know who you are. I'm not gonna guarantee a number. This may not be for you."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>She said, <em>"Are you telling me that you don't wanna sell it to me?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I was like, <em>"Yeah, I don't think you're a good fit for it."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>She's was like, <em>"Are you serious?"</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>So I said, <em>"Yeah."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I don't care if you have the money. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The way I bring somebody into my product is <strong><em>usually</em></strong> what determines what they do after they've bought the product. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MEANING:</strong> If I have to <em>beg</em> somebody into my downline, I usually have to <em>beg</em> them to do something while they're in my downline. </p> <p> </p> <p>I <strong>DON’T</strong> want that kind of individual <em>(and I'm not judging someone's self-worth).</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I want somebody who is going to be a <strong>runner</strong>, a <strong>builder</strong>… Someone who's gonna run around and go far with this thing. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I am not trying to convince anybody to get in my downline.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I do stuff like what I'm doing right now. </p> <p> </p> <p>People who <strong><em>hear</em></strong> my voice and <strong><em>see</em></strong> what I'm doing… They catch the vision and they find a way into my downline. </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm <strong>NOT</strong> trying to pitch you, but you need to understand <strong><em>why</em></strong> this is such a powerful principle. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE SATURATED MLM MARKET GIFT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't BEG or ASK anybody to join my downline. </p> <p> </p> <p>You know that nasty convincing feeling that you get sometimes? 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        <![CDATA[<p>Today I want to address a VERY big question that people ask me…  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>"Is MLM saturated?"</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There’s something I've started doing a lot in the evenings…  </p> <p> </p> <p>I just go for a 10 - 20-mile bike ride. </p> <p> </p> <p>I also like to walk quite a bit so I can just listen to podcasts. </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>I'm studying </li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>I'm thinking </li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Sometimes I'm just jamming out to music</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… It's become my</em> <strong><em>ME</em></strong> <em>time. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm sure it won't always be in the evenings, but it has been for the past little bit… Especially while I've just done my big <a href="https://offermind.com/" rel="nofollow">OfferMind</a>. </p> <p> </p> <p>So many of you guys came and it was AWESOME! About <strong>650 people</strong> had a ticket and about 600 showed up <em>(which is a pretty standard show-up rate for an event).</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>We did a good chunk in sales, and it's just been so much fun to work with all those new people. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I've really, really enjoyed it.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>What's interesting is... Since then, I've needed some DECOMPRESS time. </p> <p> </p> <p>At the time of recording this episode, I'm speaking at <strong>Carnegie Hall. </strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong>Martha Stewart</strong> is speaking</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong>Michael Gerber</strong> is gonna be there</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong>Dan Kennedy</strong> is gonna be there so long as his health is okay </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>... This is nuts!</em> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ANYWAYS:</strong> If you guys wanna change your life, listen to what I'm doing on this show. Go publish for <strong>ONE YEAR</strong>…  <em>Come back to me in</em> <em>one year</em> <em>and you tell me if your financial life is not drastically different.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>There is something magical about publishing.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>**That's not the purpose of today's episode.** </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE GIFT OF MLM MARKET SATURATION</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I wanna address a question that comes up <strong><em>frequently</em></strong> and you have likely have heard it if you've been in this space for more than six months. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I LOVE MLM. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I love it. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>It's so, so, so fun. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>One of my favorite things to do in MLM is to look at articles that other people have posted about <strong><em>why</em></strong> they think MLM is NOT okay. </p> <p> </p> <p>And what you’ll find is... Most people who publish these articles are <strong><em>usually</em></strong> those who've been in it but DID NOT figure out <em>how</em> to have success and they feel jaded. </p> <p> </p> <p>They feel, <em>"Oh, everything's bad. For shame. For shame."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>And they go write these <strong>terrible</strong> reviews… </p> <p> </p> <p>That makes some people think, <em>"Well, that just means MLM is bad." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>No, no, no! </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I've had NEGATIVE reviews. I've had TERRIBLE reviews.</p> <p> </p> <p>There are <strong>always</strong> naysayers and it doesn't change just because it <strong>IS</strong> or <strong>IS NOT</strong> MLM, network marketing, direct sales, whatever you choose to call it. </p> <p> </p> <p>There will <strong>always</strong> be Negative Nancies with Poopy Pants syndrome… <em>That’s just how it is. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I believe it's a <strong>GIFT</strong> that people think MLM is saturated… </p> <p> </p> <p>And I’m gonna tell you <strong><em>WHY.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>It's <strong>NOT</strong> because it lowers competition… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE TYPE OF MARKET I DON’T WANT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>A little while ago, I had somebody reach out to me and say, <em>"Steven, I would love to buy</em> <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow"><em>Secret MLM Hacks</em></a><em>. How much money will you guarantee that I will make?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I was like, <em>"What are you talking about?"</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>I don't know if I've told you this in the past but just stick with me for a moment here… </p> <p> </p> <p>They said, <em>"How much money do you guarantee I will make with your course?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I said, <em>"I don't even know who you are. I'm not gonna guarantee a number. This may not be for you."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>She said, <em>"Are you telling me that you don't wanna sell it to me?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I was like, <em>"Yeah, I don't think you're a good fit for it."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>She's was like, <em>"Are you serious?"</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>So I said, <em>"Yeah."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I don't care if you have the money. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The way I bring somebody into my product is <strong><em>usually</em></strong> what determines what they do after they've bought the product. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MEANING:</strong> If I have to <em>beg</em> somebody into my downline, I usually have to <em>beg</em> them to do something while they're in my downline. </p> <p> </p> <p>I <strong>DON’T</strong> want that kind of individual <em>(and I'm not judging someone's self-worth).</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I want somebody who is going to be a <strong>runner</strong>, a <strong>builder</strong>… Someone who's gonna run around and go far with this thing. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I am not trying to convince anybody to get in my downline.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I do stuff like what I'm doing right now. </p> <p> </p> <p>People who <strong><em>hear</em></strong> my voice and <strong><em>see</em></strong> what I'm doing… They catch the vision and they find a way into my downline. </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm <strong>NOT</strong> trying to pitch you, but you need to understand <strong><em>why</em></strong> this is such a powerful principle. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE SATURATED MLM MARKET GIFT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't BEG or ASK anybody to join my downline. </p> <p> </p> <p>You know that nasty convincing feeling that you get sometimes? We've all been there, it's okay. </p> <p> </p> <p>You're like, <em>&lt;...</em></p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Today I want to address a VERY big question that people ask me…     "Is MLM saturated?"   There’s something I've started doing a lot in the evenings…     I just go for a 10 - 20-mile bike ride.    I also like to walk quite a bit so I can just listen to podcasts.     I'm studying      I'm thinking      Sometimes I'm just jamming out to music    … It's become my ME time.    I'm sure it won't always be in the evenings, but it has been for the past little bit… Especially while I've just done my big OfferMind.    So many of you guys came and it was AWESOME! About 650 people had a ticket and about 600 showed up (which is a pretty standard show-up rate for an event).   We did a good chunk in sales, and it's just been so much fun to work with all those new people.    I've really, really enjoyed it.    What's interesting is... Since then, I've needed some DECOMPRESS time.    At the time of recording this episode, I'm speaking at Carnegie Hall.     Martha Stewart is speaking     Michael Gerber is gonna be there     Dan Kennedy is gonna be there so long as his health is okay     ... This is nuts!    ANYWAYS: If you guys wanna change your life, listen to what I'm doing on this show. Go publish for ONE YEAR…  Come back to me in one year and you tell me if your financial life is not drastically different.   There is something magical about publishing.   **That's not the purpose of today's episode.**    THE GIFT OF MLM MARKET SATURATION   I wanna address a question that comes up frequently and you have likely have heard it if you've been in this space for more than six months.    I LOVE MLM.    I love it.    It's so, so, so fun.    One of my favorite things to do in MLM is to look at articles that other people have posted about why they think MLM is NOT okay.    And what you’ll find is... Most people who publish these articles are usually those who've been in it but DID NOT figure out how to have success and they feel jaded.    They feel, "Oh, everything's bad. For shame. For shame."    And they go write these terrible reviews…    That makes some people think, "Well, that just means MLM is bad."    No, no, no!    I've had NEGATIVE reviews. I've had TERRIBLE reviews.   There are always naysayers and it doesn't change just because it IS or IS NOT MLM, network marketing, direct sales, whatever you choose to call it.    There will always be Negative Nancies with Poopy Pants syndrome… That’s just how it is.    I believe it's a GIFT that people think MLM is saturated…    And I’m gonna tell you WHY.    It's NOT because it lowers competition…    THE TYPE OF MARKET I DON’T WANT   A little while ago, I had somebody reach out to me and say, "Steven, I would love to buy Secret MLM Hacks. How much money will you guarantee that I will make?"   And I was like, "What are you talking about?"    I don't know if I've told you this in the past but just stick with me for a moment here…    They said, "How much money do you guarantee I will make with your course?"    And I said, "I don't even know who you are. I'm not gonna guarantee a number. This may not be for you."    She said, "Are you telling me that you don't wanna sell it to me?"    And I was like, "Yeah, I don't think you're a good fit for it."    She's was like, "Are you serious?"    So I said, "Yeah."    I don't care if you have the money.    The way I bring somebody into my product is usually what determines what they do after they've bought the product.    MEANING: If I have to beg somebody into my downline, I usually have to beg them to do something while they're in my downline.    I DON’T want that kind of individual (and I'm not judging someone's self-worth).   I want somebody who is going to be a runner, a builder… Someone who's gonna run around and go far with this thing.    I am not trying to convince anybody to get in my downline.   I do stuff like what I'm doing right now.    People who hear my voice and see what I'm doing… They catch the vision and they find a way into my downline.    I'm NOT trying to pitch you, but you need to understand why this is such a powerful principle.    THE SATURATED MLM MARKET GIFT   I don't BEG or ASK anybody to join my downline.    You know that nasty convincing feeling that you get sometimes? We've all been there, it's okay.    You're like, "Man, I feel like I've kinda pushed them in there."    … And then they don't do ANYTHING. That’s exactly what I'm talking about.    When people say, "The market is saturated. The market is so saturated."   THAT’S A GIFT!    That’s why I went into MLM.    The fact that I can say, "MLM," and 90% of any room already has an opinion… Oh my gosh! That's huge.    I love the show Shark Tank.   In one of the episodes of Shark Tank, there is an episode where they loved this guy…    They loved his product     They loved what he was doing     They loved everything about this guy    … But they didn't fund him.   The reason they didn't fund him was one of the most powerful lessons I've ever learned in my life.    Th...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>The <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-110-make-an-mlm-social-media-funnel/" rel="nofollow">last episode</a> I did was standing here as well… I had two big thoughts on my mind so I wanted to do another one here.</p> <p>About two or three weeks ago I hosted an event called <a href="https://offermind.com/" rel="nofollow">OfferMind.</a></p> <ul> <li>I sold <strong>650 tickets</strong></li> <li>We sold about $1.9 million on stage</li> </ul> <p><em>… Which is awesome!</em></p> <p>It was a <strong>screaming success</strong> and it was a lot of fun. We'll continue to sell that program which is exciting.</p> <p>It was interesting because the <strong>ONE</strong> skillset you guys can go learn that will <em>massively</em> improve your wallet is <strong>MARKETING.</strong></p> <p>The better marketer you are, the less amazing at sales you have to be.</p> <p>When I do my events, I like to teach <strong>A LOT.</strong> We went from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and we only took a lunch and a dinner break.</p> <p>One of the principles that I like to talk about the most, is this whole concept of <strong>sales psychology.</strong></p> <p><strong>One of the things that made the events so unique is:</strong> <em>I don't really want to teach people the newest thing on Facebook.</em></p> <p>What I <em>do</em> care about is, <em><strong>what is true marketing?</strong></em></p> <p><strong>HINT HINT:</strong> We'll probably gonna have an MLM event soon called <a href="http://hackmlm.com" rel="nofollow">Hack MLM Live.</a></p> <p><b>WHY DID PEOPLE LIKE OFFERMIND?</b></p> <p>One of the reasons <em><strong>why</strong></em> people like <a href="https://offermind.com/" rel="nofollow">OfferMind</a> events so much is that I have an obsession with marketing history.</p> <p>I actually wanted to be a 10th-grade history teacher for a long time. I love studying American history and world history.</p> <p>I'm 31 now and what it's turned into is an <strong>obsession with marketing history.</strong></p> <p>At the event, I said to everybody, <em>“The purpose of this event is for me to remove the Internet. I wanna remove today's modern distribution channels”.</em></p> <p>Let's take those away…. What's that to do with MLM?</p> <p><strong>Just hold on tight and I'll show you.</strong></p> <p>https://youtu.be/6Xn5vTcQxD0</p> <p>Let's go back to 200 years ago… To the time when the printing press was starting to come around in 1750. The printing press came around and suddenly we could have duplicatable messages that they were sending out... <strong>That's a BIG deal.</strong></p> <p>Before that, you had to one-on-one to tell everybody.</p> <p>I told everybody at the event, <em>“Let's remove everything to do with the Internet, learn what marketers in that time used to go do, study their patterns and then add the Internet.”</em></p> <p>That is powerful.</p> <p>Otherwise, <em>the Internet can be a distraction.</em></p> <p>We think that posting on social media is marketing… <strong>IT’S NOT</strong>… It's posting on social media!</p> <p>The purpose of the event was to teach <em><strong>what</strong></em> marketing actually is in the context of old school times and then add in powerful Internet principles.</p> <p>It was very, very successful.</p> <p><b>THE PSYCHOLOGY BEHIND THE REFUND</b></p> <p>One of the things that people like the most, is studying this whole <strong>bio-psychology.</strong></p> <p>I know I've talked about this a little bit in the past, but there's a certain key point to this.</p> <p><strong>QUESTION</strong>: Have you had anybody refund on you?</p> <p>You do the whole phone or hotel meeting or you three-way him, or you spend time with that individual, and you can tell they're not all about it.</p> <p><strong>Vice versa</strong>. There are other people where you show them the product and they're like, <em>"This is the best thing since sliced bread, I love the product."</em></p> <p>Imagine you're talking to somebody and they're not loving it. You walk away, and you got the sale but it's kind of shaky.</p> <p>And you're walking away and let's say you got them on auto shipper. You walk away from him, and that dreaded text comes to you <em>(cause they're not confident enough to actually call you)</em> and they say, <em>"Stephen, we were talking about this and I know I'm within my three day refund period and we just really want the money back."</em></p> <p>And you're like, <em>"Ugh! Oh my gosh."</em></p> <p>We have <strong>ALL</strong> had that experience. <em>Don't act like you haven't.</em> If you haven't, <strong>you need to sell harder.</strong></p> <p>Refunds are <em>normal.</em> There are very famous marketers that believe if they DON’T have a 10% refund rate, they’re not marketing hard enough</p> <p>Refunds are normal.</p> <p><b>DOPAMINE</b></p> <p>Let's say you have that experience… <em><strong>Why does that happen?</strong></em></p> <p>There's a principle that I wanna walk you guys through on <em>why</em> that happens.</p> <p>There are <strong>four</strong> hormones in the brain that causes us to feel good. They're naturally produced by the brain.</p> <p><strong>The first chemical is Dopamine.</strong></p> <p>Dopamine is the chemical of DISTRACTION. <em><strong>We love to get distracted.</strong></em></p> <p>It is statistically proven that you check your phone 72 times a day. <strong>WHY?</strong> Dopamine.</p> <p>Mark Zuckerberg said on film to Congress, <em>"Yes, we brought in addiction specialists to make Facebook as addicting as possible."</em></p> <p>I'm not here to argue whether or not that's right or wrong. That's the statement. They engineered addiction into it.</p> <p>Dopamine is the <em><strong>easiest</strong></em> chemical for our brains to produce out of the four hormones.</p> <p><b>OXYTOCIN</b></p> <p><strong>The next chemical is Oxytocin.</strong></p> <p>Oxytocin is the chemical of connection. Of the four, it's the one that we want the most.</p> <p>I <strong>need</strong> a connection. <em><strong>I need to connect with people.</strong></em></p> <p>Seth Godin teaches that right now, there's never been a time in history where we have <strong>de-tribed</strong> so much. We are de-tribing as a society.</p> <p>But funny enough, it's the chemical we seek the MOST.</p> <p>We're not relying on each other like we used to, but we desperately need to feel a connection, which is caused by the chemical oxytocin.</p> <p>We will give up our:</p> <ul> <li>Religion</li> <li>Relationships</li> <li>Beliefs</li> <li>Morals</li> </ul> <p>… In order to get a connection, <em>even if it's fake connection.</em></p> <p>We need connection as a species.</p> <p><b>SEROTONIN</b></p> <p><strong>The next chemical is Serotonin.</strong></p> <p>Serotonin is a chemical of status. I don't mean like, <em>"I'm better than you."</em> That's not what it is.</p> <p><strong>Status meaning validation.</strong> Meaning, I'm okay in my eyes, and I'm okay in those people's eyes over there too.</p> <p>It's one of the driving forces we have as entrepreneurs.</p> <p>I love this stuff man, I really go into this.</p> <p><b>ENDORPHINS</b></p> <p><strong>The next chemical is Endorphins.</strong></p> <p>Endorphins are the chemical of work reward.</p> <p>Let's say I'm gonna go jog around a track. The first three or four laps are gonna suck… <em>They always do.</em></p> <p>But what happens once you get past that first mile is you get <strong>the runner's high</strong>. That's a work reward. That's endorphins.</p> <p>It's not dopamine, it's not oxytocin, it's not serotonin, it's endorphins.</p> <p>Endorphins come as a response to work reward. It comes in as the response of pain… The pain of growth. I might feel some growing pains as I'm sprinting around the track, but I'll start to feel some endorphins feel goods and it makes me keep going.</p> <p><b>WHY DO PEOPLE REFUND</b></p> <p>There are different ways to cause these chemicals inside of the buying process.</p> <p>And there's something I've discovered and learned how to do quite well...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>The <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-110-make-an-mlm-social-media-funnel/" rel="nofollow">last episode</a> I did was standing here as well… I had two big thoughts on my mind so I wanted to do another one here.</p> <p>About two or three weeks ago I hosted an event called <a href="https://offermind.com/" rel="nofollow">OfferMind.</a></p> <ul> <li>I sold <strong>650 tickets</strong></li> <li>We sold about $1.9 million on stage</li> </ul> <p><em>… Which is awesome!</em></p> <p>It was a <strong>screaming success</strong> and it was a lot of fun. We'll continue to sell that program which is exciting.</p> <p>It was interesting because the <strong>ONE</strong> skillset you guys can go learn that will <em>massively</em> improve your wallet is <strong>MARKETING.</strong></p> <p>The better marketer you are, the less amazing at sales you have to be.</p> <p>When I do my events, I like to teach <strong>A LOT.</strong> We went from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and we only took a lunch and a dinner break.</p> <p>One of the principles that I like to talk about the most, is this whole concept of <strong>sales psychology.</strong></p> <p><strong>One of the things that made the events so unique is:</strong> <em>I don't really want to teach people the newest thing on Facebook.</em></p> <p>What I <em>do</em> care about is, <em><strong>what is true marketing?</strong></em></p> <p><strong>HINT HINT:</strong> We'll probably gonna have an MLM event soon called <a href="http://hackmlm.com" rel="nofollow">Hack MLM Live.</a></p> <p><b>WHY DID PEOPLE LIKE OFFERMIND?</b></p> <p>One of the reasons <em><strong>why</strong></em> people like <a href="https://offermind.com/" rel="nofollow">OfferMind</a> events so much is that I have an obsession with marketing history.</p> <p>I actually wanted to be a 10th-grade history teacher for a long time. I love studying American history and world history.</p> <p>I'm 31 now and what it's turned into is an <strong>obsession with marketing history.</strong></p> <p>At the event, I said to everybody, <em>“The purpose of this event is for me to remove the Internet. I wanna remove today's modern distribution channels”.</em></p> <p>Let's take those away…. What's that to do with MLM?</p> <p><strong>Just hold on tight and I'll show you.</strong></p> <p>https://youtu.be/6Xn5vTcQxD0</p> <p>Let's go back to 200 years ago… To the time when the printing press was starting to come around in 1750. The printing press came around and suddenly we could have duplicatable messages that they were sending out... <strong>That's a BIG deal.</strong></p> <p>Before that, you had to one-on-one to tell everybody.</p> <p>I told everybody at the event, <em>“Let's remove everything to do with the Internet, learn what marketers in that time used to go do, study their patterns and then add the Internet.”</em></p> <p>That is powerful.</p> <p>Otherwise, <em>the Internet can be a distraction.</em></p> <p>We think that posting on social media is marketing… <strong>IT’S NOT</strong>… It's posting on social media!</p> <p>The purpose of the event was to teach <em><strong>what</strong></em> marketing actually is in the context of old school times and then add in powerful Internet principles.</p> <p>It was very, very successful.</p> <p><b>THE PSYCHOLOGY BEHIND THE REFUND</b></p> <p>One of the things that people like the most, is studying this whole <strong>bio-psychology.</strong></p> <p>I know I've talked about this a little bit in the past, but there's a certain key point to this.</p> <p><strong>QUESTION</strong>: Have you had anybody refund on you?</p> <p>You do the whole phone or hotel meeting or you three-way him, or you spend time with that individual, and you can tell they're not all about it.</p> <p><strong>Vice versa</strong>. There are other people where you show them the product and they're like, <em>"This is the best thing since sliced bread, I love the product."</em></p> <p>Imagine you're talking to somebody and they're not loving it. You walk away, and you got the sale but it's kind of shaky.</p> <p>And you're walking away and let's say you got them on auto shipper. You walk away from him, and that dreaded text comes to you <em>(cause they're not confident enough to actually call you)</em> and they say, <em>"Stephen, we were talking about this and I know I'm within my three day refund period and we just really want the money back."</em></p> <p>And you're like, <em>"Ugh! Oh my gosh."</em></p> <p>We have <strong>ALL</strong> had that experience. <em>Don't act like you haven't.</em> If you haven't, <strong>you need to sell harder.</strong></p> <p>Refunds are <em>normal.</em> There are very famous marketers that believe if they DON’T have a 10% refund rate, they’re not marketing hard enough</p> <p>Refunds are normal.</p> <p><b>DOPAMINE</b></p> <p>Let's say you have that experience… <em><strong>Why does that happen?</strong></em></p> <p>There's a principle that I wanna walk you guys through on <em>why</em> that happens.</p> <p>There are <strong>four</strong> hormones in the brain that causes us to feel good. They're naturally produced by the brain.</p> <p><strong>The first chemical is Dopamine.</strong></p> <p>Dopamine is the chemical of DISTRACTION. <em><strong>We love to get distracted.</strong></em></p> <p>It is statistically proven that you check your phone 72 times a day. <strong>WHY?</strong> Dopamine.</p> <p>Mark Zuckerberg said on film to Congress, <em>"Yes, we brought in addiction specialists to make Facebook as addicting as possible."</em></p> <p>I'm not here to argue whether or not that's right or wrong. That's the statement. They engineered addiction into it.</p> <p>Dopamine is the <em><strong>easiest</strong></em> chemical for our brains to produce out of the four hormones.</p> <p><b>OXYTOCIN</b></p> <p><strong>The next chemical is Oxytocin.</strong></p> <p>Oxytocin is the chemical of connection. Of the four, it's the one that we want the most.</p> <p>I <strong>need</strong> a connection. <em><strong>I need to connect with people.</strong></em></p> <p>Seth Godin teaches that right now, there's never been a time in history where we have <strong>de-tribed</strong> so much. We are de-tribing as a society.</p> <p>But funny enough, it's the chemical we seek the MOST.</p> <p>We're not relying on each other like we used to, but we desperately need to feel a connection, which is caused by the chemical oxytocin.</p> <p>We will give up our:</p> <ul> <li>Religion</li> <li>Relationships</li> <li>Beliefs</li> <li>Morals</li> </ul> <p>… In order to get a connection, <em>even if it's fake connection.</em></p> <p>We need connection as a species.</p> <p><b>SEROTONIN</b></p> <p><strong>The next chemical is Serotonin.</strong></p> <p>Serotonin is a chemical of status. I don't mean like, <em>"I'm better than you."</em> That's not what it is.</p> <p><strong>Status meaning validation.</strong> Meaning, I'm okay in my eyes, and I'm okay in those people's eyes over there too.</p> <p>It's one of the driving forces we have as entrepreneurs.</p> <p>I love this stuff man, I really go into this.</p> <p><b>ENDORPHINS</b></p> <p><strong>The next chemical is Endorphins.</strong></p> <p>Endorphins are the chemical of work reward.</p> <p>Let's say I'm gonna go jog around a track. The first three or four laps are gonna suck… <em>They always do.</em></p> <p>But what happens once you get past that first mile is you get <strong>the runner's high</strong>. That's a work reward. That's endorphins.</p> <p>It's not dopamine, it's not oxytocin, it's not serotonin, it's endorphins.</p> <p>Endorphins come as a response to work reward. It comes in as the response of pain… The pain of growth. I might feel some growing pains as I'm sprinting around the track, but I'll start to feel some endorphins feel goods and it makes me keep going.</p> <p><b>WHY DO PEOPLE REFUND</b></p> <p>There are different ways to cause these chemicals inside of the buying process.</p> <p>And there's something I've discovered and learned how to do quite well...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>The last episode I did was standing here as well… I had two big thoughts on my mind so I wanted to do another one here. About two or three weeks ago I hosted an event called OfferMind.  I sold 650 tickets We sold about $1.9 million on stage  … Which is awesome! It was a screaming success and it was a lot of fun. We'll continue to sell that program which is exciting. It was interesting because the ONE skillset you guys can go learn that will massively improve your wallet is MARKETING. The better marketer you are, the less amazing at sales you have to be. When I do my events, I like to teach A LOT. We went from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and we only took a lunch and a dinner break. One of the principles that I like to talk about the most, is this whole concept of sales psychology. One of the things that made the events so unique is: I don't really want to teach people the newest thing on Facebook. What I do care about is, what is true marketing? HINT HINT: We'll probably gonna have an MLM event soon called Hack MLM Live. WHY DID PEOPLE LIKE OFFERMIND? One of the reasons why people like OfferMind events so much is that I have an obsession with marketing history. I actually wanted to be a 10th-grade history teacher for a long time. I love studying American history and world history. I'm 31 now and what it's turned into is an obsession with marketing history. At the event, I said to everybody, “The purpose of this event is for me to remove the Internet. I wanna remove today's modern distribution channels”. Let's take those away…. What's that to do with MLM? Just hold on tight and I'll show you. https://youtu.be/6Xn5vTcQxD0 Let's go back to 200 years ago… To the time when the printing press was starting to come around in 1750. The printing press came around and suddenly we could have duplicatable messages that they were sending out... That's a BIG deal. Before that, you had to one-on-one to tell everybody. I told everybody at the event, “Let's remove everything to do with the Internet, learn what marketers in that time used to go do, study their patterns and then add the Internet.” That is powerful. Otherwise, the Internet can be a distraction. We think that posting on social media is marketing… IT’S NOT… It's posting on social media! The purpose of the event was to teach what marketing actually is in the context of old school times and then add in powerful Internet principles. It was very, very successful. THE PSYCHOLOGY BEHIND THE REFUND One of the things that people like the most, is studying this whole bio-psychology. I know I've talked about this a little bit in the past, but there's a certain key point to this. QUESTION: Have you had anybody refund on you? You do the whole phone or hotel meeting or you three-way him, or you spend time with that individual, and you can tell they're not all about it. Vice versa. There are other people where you show them the product and they're like, "This is the best thing since sliced bread, I love the product." Imagine you're talking to somebody and they're not loving it. You walk away, and you got the sale but it's kind of shaky. And you're walking away and let's say you got them on auto shipper. You walk away from him, and that dreaded text comes to you (cause they're not confident enough to actually call you) and they say, "Stephen, we were talking about this and I know I'm within my three day refund period and we just really want the money back." And you're like, "Ugh! Oh my gosh." We have ALL had that experience. Don't act like you haven't. If you haven't, you need to sell harder. Refunds are normal. There are very famous marketers that believe if they DON’T have a 10% refund rate, they’re not marketing hard enough Refunds are normal. DOPAMINE Let's say you have that experience… Why does that happen? There's a principle that I wanna walk you guys through on why that happens. There are four hormones in the brain that causes us to feel good. They're naturally produced by the brain. The first chemical is Dopamine. Dopamine is the chemical of DISTRACTION. We love to get distracted. It is statistically proven that you check your phone 72 times a day. WHY? Dopamine. Mark Zuckerberg said on film to Congress, "Yes, we brought in addiction specialists to make Facebook as addicting as possible." I'm not here to argue whether or not that's right or wrong. That's the statement. They engineered addiction into it. Dopamine is the easiest chemical for our brains to produce out of the four hormones. OXYTOCIN The next chemical is Oxytocin. Oxytocin is the chemical of connection. Of the four, it's the one that we want the most. I need a connection. I need to connect with people. Seth Godin teaches that right now, there's never been a time in history where we have de-tribed so much. We are de-tribing as a society. But funny enough, it's the chemical we seek the MOST. We're not relying on each other like we used to, but we desperately need to feel a connection, which is caused by the chemica...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>RIGHT NOW</strong>, as of recording this, I <strong><em>still</em></strong> have people auto-joining my downline.  </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm <strong><em>still</em></strong> having people auto-buy my products! </p> <p> </p> <p>It’s not a showboating thing… I just want you to know that the things I teach you guys on this channel are <strong>REAL</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p>If you’re in the program, <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>, it's cool to watch you <strong>BLOW IT UP</strong>! </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>It's been awesome.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MLM SALES FUNNEL AUTOMATION</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Routinely, we'll get people who have BIG downlines, who are trying to find another program to sell another product… And they'll come join and it gets BIGGER and <strong>BIGGER</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p>**IT WORKS** </p> <p> </p> <p>It works because:  </p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>I’m doing this podcast</li> </ol> <p> </p> <ol> <li>Of the automation that I put in - <em>Which is the funnels. </em></li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>This might not be that fast of an episode… <strong><em>Usually, every time I say that it's a bit longer!  </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>But you have to understand… </p> <p> </p> <p>I've had a few people reach out since I've started doing this stuff here, and they'll be like, <em>"Stephen, my MLM will not let me do MLM funnels."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>And I understand what they mean… But I just need to tell you guys something real quick. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>If you have sold anything EVER, you used a sales funnel.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHO INVENTED THE MLM FUNNEL? </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What we have to understand is this whole concept of the MLM funnel... ClickFunnels <strong>DID NOT</strong> invent sales funnels. </p> <p> </p> <p>The first sales funnel that <strong><em>ever</em></strong> happened was when a caveman traded a rock for a fish with another caveman. </p> <p> </p> <p>An MLM funnel is <strong>nothing</strong> more than a sales message and an offer, <strong>THAT’S IT! </strong></p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>Sales message</li> </ol> <p> </p> <ol> <li>Offer</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>So, when you think about what it is that your MLM has allowed you to do… </p> <p> </p> <p>You have a SCRIPT, <em>which is a sales message. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And you have an OFFER. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong> = You have an MLM FUNNEL. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The only reason <strong><em>why</em></strong> the things that I do work so well is because most of the time, people don't build their MLM funnel with very much intent. </p> <p> </p> <p>They don't do it on PURPOSE. </p> <p> </p> <p>And <strong><em>because</em></strong> they don't do it on purpose… <em>It doesn't work very well. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Any <em>"a-has"</em> on that? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>USING A SOCIAL MEDIA FUNNEL FOR EVENTS </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I just finished an event here in Boise called <a href="https://offermind.com/" rel="nofollow">OfferMind</a>, <em>it's my event. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>You might have even come to it, <strong><em>which is awesome.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>We had <strong>600 people</strong> come</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>We did about <strong>1.9 million in sales</strong> from the stage</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>…. It was awesome!</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>QUESTION:</strong> Guess what I used? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ANSWER:</strong> A sales funnel. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>"But Stephen, you were on stage." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It was a sales message and an offer, therefore, it was a sales FUNNEL. </p> <p> </p> <p>I was the sales funnel, <strong><em>you understand?</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>What I was doing there was super powerful and it was <strong><em>still</em></strong> a sales funnel. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's <strong><em>sooo</em></strong> much better when you can take what your MLM has given you and find a way to automate the sales message and the offer. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>Does that make sense?</em> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>FOLLOW THE MLM FUNNEL RULES </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The only reason I'm doing this is that I want you to know, if your MLM has said, <em>"You're not allowed to use an MLM funnel,"</em> <strong>you already are.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>When an MLM is like, <em>"Hey, you can't do that." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>First of all</strong>, follow the rules. </p> <p> </p> <p>This is <strong>NOT</strong> a game to try and break the rules with. <em>That's NOT what I'm doing.</em> </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm not encouraging you to do that. I don't do that. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>But you have to understand that going on Facebook Live and telling the story of how you first started using your company's product, <strong><em>THAT’S a sales message.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Funny enough… <em>They're okay with you doing a social media funnel in that way.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BUT</strong> the moment you put it on a page that you own, they kinda freak out. </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm just trying to help you understand that an MLM funnel is broader and <strong>BIGGER</strong> than most people think it is. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>It is not just these ClickFunnels sales funnels. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That's a method. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW TO BUILD A SOCIAL MEDIA FUNNEL</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I just wanted to walk you through a very simple way to build a social media funnel that helps build belief in people who might be doubting whether or not you should do this in your MLM. </p> <p> </p> <p>So many guys might be like, <em>"Hey, Stephen, my MLM won't let me do this,"</em> and I totally get it. </p> <p> </p> <p>In fact, several people reached out and they'd be like, <em>"My MLM won't let me use a social media funnel."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>And I'm like, <strong><em>"You already are."</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm like, <em>"How many people do you have in your downline?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>They'll be like<em>, "I have several hundred people in my downline, and we do... I make 10 to 20 grand a month."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I'm like, <em>"Cool, you already are using a social media funnel." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>You're already using one, otherwise, you wouldn't have all that stuff. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>If you sold anything <strong>EVER</strong> to anyone, at...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>RIGHT NOW</strong>, as of recording this, I <strong><em>still</em></strong> have people auto-joining my downline.  </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm <strong><em>still</em></strong> having people auto-buy my products! </p> <p> </p> <p>It’s not a showboating thing… I just want you to know that the things I teach you guys on this channel are <strong>REAL</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p>If you’re in the program, <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>, it's cool to watch you <strong>BLOW IT UP</strong>! </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>It's been awesome.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MLM SALES FUNNEL AUTOMATION</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Routinely, we'll get people who have BIG downlines, who are trying to find another program to sell another product… And they'll come join and it gets BIGGER and <strong>BIGGER</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p>**IT WORKS** </p> <p> </p> <p>It works because:  </p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>I’m doing this podcast</li> </ol> <p> </p> <ol> <li>Of the automation that I put in - <em>Which is the funnels. </em></li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>This might not be that fast of an episode… <strong><em>Usually, every time I say that it's a bit longer!  </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>But you have to understand… </p> <p> </p> <p>I've had a few people reach out since I've started doing this stuff here, and they'll be like, <em>"Stephen, my MLM will not let me do MLM funnels."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>And I understand what they mean… But I just need to tell you guys something real quick. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>If you have sold anything EVER, you used a sales funnel.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHO INVENTED THE MLM FUNNEL? </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What we have to understand is this whole concept of the MLM funnel... ClickFunnels <strong>DID NOT</strong> invent sales funnels. </p> <p> </p> <p>The first sales funnel that <strong><em>ever</em></strong> happened was when a caveman traded a rock for a fish with another caveman. </p> <p> </p> <p>An MLM funnel is <strong>nothing</strong> more than a sales message and an offer, <strong>THAT’S IT! </strong></p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>Sales message</li> </ol> <p> </p> <ol> <li>Offer</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>So, when you think about what it is that your MLM has allowed you to do… </p> <p> </p> <p>You have a SCRIPT, <em>which is a sales message. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And you have an OFFER. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong> = You have an MLM FUNNEL. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The only reason <strong><em>why</em></strong> the things that I do work so well is because most of the time, people don't build their MLM funnel with very much intent. </p> <p> </p> <p>They don't do it on PURPOSE. </p> <p> </p> <p>And <strong><em>because</em></strong> they don't do it on purpose… <em>It doesn't work very well. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Any <em>"a-has"</em> on that? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>USING A SOCIAL MEDIA FUNNEL FOR EVENTS </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I just finished an event here in Boise called <a href="https://offermind.com/" rel="nofollow">OfferMind</a>, <em>it's my event. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>You might have even come to it, <strong><em>which is awesome.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>We had <strong>600 people</strong> come</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>We did about <strong>1.9 million in sales</strong> from the stage</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>…. It was awesome!</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>QUESTION:</strong> Guess what I used? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ANSWER:</strong> A sales funnel. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>"But Stephen, you were on stage." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It was a sales message and an offer, therefore, it was a sales FUNNEL. </p> <p> </p> <p>I was the sales funnel, <strong><em>you understand?</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>What I was doing there was super powerful and it was <strong><em>still</em></strong> a sales funnel. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's <strong><em>sooo</em></strong> much better when you can take what your MLM has given you and find a way to automate the sales message and the offer. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>Does that make sense?</em> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>FOLLOW THE MLM FUNNEL RULES </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The only reason I'm doing this is that I want you to know, if your MLM has said, <em>"You're not allowed to use an MLM funnel,"</em> <strong>you already are.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>When an MLM is like, <em>"Hey, you can't do that." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>First of all</strong>, follow the rules. </p> <p> </p> <p>This is <strong>NOT</strong> a game to try and break the rules with. <em>That's NOT what I'm doing.</em> </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm not encouraging you to do that. I don't do that. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>But you have to understand that going on Facebook Live and telling the story of how you first started using your company's product, <strong><em>THAT’S a sales message.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Funny enough… <em>They're okay with you doing a social media funnel in that way.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BUT</strong> the moment you put it on a page that you own, they kinda freak out. </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm just trying to help you understand that an MLM funnel is broader and <strong>BIGGER</strong> than most people think it is. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>It is not just these ClickFunnels sales funnels. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That's a method. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW TO BUILD A SOCIAL MEDIA FUNNEL</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I just wanted to walk you through a very simple way to build a social media funnel that helps build belief in people who might be doubting whether or not you should do this in your MLM. </p> <p> </p> <p>So many guys might be like, <em>"Hey, Stephen, my MLM won't let me do this,"</em> and I totally get it. </p> <p> </p> <p>In fact, several people reached out and they'd be like, <em>"My MLM won't let me use a social media funnel."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>And I'm like, <strong><em>"You already are."</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm like, <em>"How many people do you have in your downline?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>They'll be like<em>, "I have several hundred people in my downline, and we do... I make 10 to 20 grand a month."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I'm like, <em>"Cool, you already are using a social media funnel." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>You're already using one, otherwise, you wouldn't have all that stuff. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>If you sold anything <strong>EVER</strong> to anyone, at...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>RIGHT NOW, as of recording this, I still have people auto-joining my downline.     I'm still having people auto-buy my products!    It’s not a showboating thing… I just want you to know that the things I teach you guys on this channel are REAL.    If you’re in the program, Secret MLM Hacks, it's cool to watch you BLOW IT UP!    It's been awesome.    MLM SALES FUNNEL AUTOMATION   Routinely, we'll get people who have BIG downlines, who are trying to find another program to sell another product… And they'll come join and it gets BIGGER and BIGGER.    **IT WORKS**    It works because:      I’m doing this podcast     Of the automation that I put in - Which is the funnels.     This might not be that fast of an episode… Usually, every time I say that it's a bit longer!     But you have to understand…    I've had a few people reach out since I've started doing this stuff here, and they'll be like, "Stephen, my MLM will not let me do MLM funnels."    And I understand what they mean… But I just need to tell you guys something real quick.    If you have sold anything EVER, you used a sales funnel.   WHO INVENTED THE MLM FUNNEL?    What we have to understand is this whole concept of the MLM funnel... ClickFunnels DID NOT invent sales funnels.    The first sales funnel that ever happened was when a caveman traded a rock for a fish with another caveman.    An MLM funnel is nothing more than a sales message and an offer, THAT’S IT!     Sales message     Offer    So, when you think about what it is that your MLM has allowed you to do…    You have a SCRIPT, which is a sales message.    And you have an OFFER.     = You have an MLM FUNNEL.    The only reason why the things that I do work so well is because most of the time, people don't build their MLM funnel with very much intent.    They don't do it on PURPOSE.    And because they don't do it on purpose… It doesn't work very well.    Any "a-has" on that?    USING A SOCIAL MEDIA FUNNEL FOR EVENTS    I just finished an event here in Boise called OfferMind, it's my event.    You might have even come to it, which is awesome.     We had 600 people come     We did about 1.9 million in sales from the stage    …. It was awesome!   QUESTION: Guess what I used?    ANSWER: A sales funnel.    "But Stephen, you were on stage."    It was a sales message and an offer, therefore, it was a sales FUNNEL.    I was the sales funnel, you understand?    What I was doing there was super powerful and it was still a sales funnel.    It's sooo much better when you can take what your MLM has given you and find a way to automate the sales message and the offer.    Does that make sense?    FOLLOW THE MLM FUNNEL RULES    The only reason I'm doing this is that I want you to know, if your MLM has said, "You're not allowed to use an MLM funnel," you already are.    When an MLM is like, "Hey, you can't do that."    First of all, follow the rules.    This is NOT a game to try and break the rules with. That's NOT what I'm doing.    I'm not encouraging you to do that. I don't do that.    But you have to understand that going on Facebook Live and telling the story of how you first started using your company's product, THAT’S a sales message.   Funny enough… They're okay with you doing a social media funnel in that way.   BUT the moment you put it on a page that you own, they kinda freak out.    I'm just trying to help you understand that an MLM funnel is broader and BIGGER than most people think it is.    It is not just these ClickFunnels sales funnels.    That's a method.    HOW TO BUILD A SOCIAL MEDIA FUNNEL   I just wanted to walk you through a very simple way to build a social media funnel that helps build belief in people who might be doubting whether or not you should do this in your MLM.    So many guys might be like, "Hey, Stephen, my MLM won't let me do this," and I totally get it.    In fact, several people reached out and they'd be like, "My MLM won't let me use a social media funnel."    And I'm like, "You already are."    I'm like, "How many people do you have in your downline?"    They'll be like, "I have several hundred people in my downline, and we do... I make 10 to 20 grand a month."   And I'm like, "Cool, you already are using a social media funnel."    You're already using one, otherwise, you wouldn't have all that stuff.    If you sold anything EVER to anyone, at any price, whether it was free or paid, it was with a sales funnel.    There's a sales message and an offer, which is all an MLM funnel is.    The fact we put it on pages is a method.    PROVE THAT SOCIAL MEDIA FUNNELS WORK   Look at it that way, and start thinking through, “Okay, well, if that's what a social media funnel is, how can I create a social media funnel?"    One of the easiest ways to prove the fact that you're using an MLM funnel is…    Let's say that you have somebody in your upline or corporate HQ (something like that), and they're like, "You know what? You can't use a social media funnel. You know what? We don't ...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Today I wanna talk about <strong>mainstream MLM advice.</strong></p> <p>This is gonna be a fun episode ;)</p> <p>I went on <a href="https://www.google.com/" rel="nofollow">Google</a> and I googled…</p> <ul> <li>How do you win an MLM</li> <li>Top MLM strategies today</li> </ul> <p><em>… Stuff like that.</em></p> <p>I grabbed a whole bunch of blogs and I started <strong>power reading</strong> through them and finding <strong>ALL</strong> the advice they were giving.</p> <p>A lot of them were like, <em>"The Top 10 Steps To Be a Top MLMer",</em> and stuff like that.</p> <p>So I was like looking at the <strong>TOP 10</strong> steps or the <strong>TOP 3</strong> strategies or <em>whatever.</em></p> <p>As I was looking through all of them… Some of them just made me <strong>flat out laugh.</strong></p> <p>So what I’m gonna do is walk through them here…</p> <p>Just in case somebody's wondering if I'm throwing rocks… <strong>I AM.</strong></p> <p>https://youtu.be/msZgv8szCEg</p> <p>The purpose of it is because, a lot of people who follow this show and have been consuming my stuff or have been in <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> and then become a student… What's interesting is a lot of people will be like, <em>"How have I never known this?"</em></p> <p>Look at the information that you have available to you. <em><strong>Please don't feel guilty.</strong></em></p> <p>Don't feel weird. <em>I'm here to help justify that.</em></p> <p>One of the reasons I started doing this is because I started looking to see <em><strong>what</strong></em> kind of information the MLM world has available.</p> <p><strong>A:</strong> Not much.</p> <p>I was like, <em>"Well I could probably make quite a splash"</em> <strong>and we are.</strong></p> <p>So I'm gonna walk through some of these so-called <em>‘Top Tips’</em> that I compiled.</p> <p><b>MLM ADVICE #1</b></p> <p>One of the first things that people say will cause success is that you need to find a company with a product you <strong>LOVE.</strong></p> <p>I love my iPhone… But I have <em><strong>never</strong></em> in my life had this iPhone put money in my pocket.</p> <p>How much you love your product has <strong>NOTHING</strong> to do with your ability to actually make it sell.</p> <p><strong>Nothing.</strong> It has <strong>ZERO</strong> to do with how well it sells.</p> <p>Nothing at all.</p> <p>Have you ever walked out in a room and said, <em>"I love this product, it's just so awesome,"</em> and your true passion is what sells it?</p> <p>You <em><strong>can</strong></em> get sales like that… But it’s not very likely, and usually, they don't stick very long.</p> <p>Passion does not equal profits.</p> <p>When I was in college and we were talking about the entrepreneurial space a lot. I took <strong>A LOT</strong> of entrepreneurship classes and they would say things like, <em>"You need to be passionate about what you do."</em></p> <p>Now I understand that in the <strong>long term</strong> you should feel passion around it because it gets challenging and not much else will pull you through… But passion is not a sales strategy.</p> <p>Passion is not a marketing strategy.</p> <p>You're <strong>NOT</strong> gonna get money just because you love the thing that much.</p> <p>THAT was the <strong>#1</strong> piece of MLM advice.</p> <p>You have to find a company that you love the product…</p> <p>Or you could just make an effort to <strong>share your business and product every day.</strong></p> <p>Or just <strong>build a funnel and it'll pitch every moment instead of every day.</strong></p> <p><strong>Set a goal.</strong></p> <p>In the last month, we had <strong>3,000</strong> people hit one of my new funnels.</p> <p><strong>That's 100 people a day.</strong></p> <p><strong>Physically,</strong> <em>I wouldn't be able to keep up with that.</em></p> <p>You can bend time with funnels.</p> <p><b>MLM ADVICE #2</b></p> <p>Now, these are some <em><strong>good</strong></em> ones…</p> <p><strong>Identify your target market.</strong></p> <p>At first, I was like, <em>"Sweet,"</em> but then I kept reading and it was like, for example, <em>"Do you only want friends and family or do you want people outside of friends and family?"</em></p> <p>And I was like, <em>"Crap, that started so well."</em></p> <p><b>MLM ADVICE #3</b></p> <p>Another good one was to <strong>listen and then sell the solution.</strong></p> <p>I actually wholeheartedly agree with that.</p> <p>Listen to people and sell the solution.</p> <p>I wish they had talked more about storytelling though.</p> <p><b>MLM ADVICE #4</b></p> <p><strong>Learn how to market.</strong></p> <p>That was a good one, but then when it said to learn how to market, it was like, <em>"Create a big list."</em></p> <p>I was like, <em><strong>"NO"</strong></em></p> <p><b>MLM ADVICE #5</b></p> <p><strong>Figure out how to stand out from other distributors.</strong></p> <p>I really agree with that piece of MLM advice.</p> <p>Figure out how to stand out from other distributors.</p> <p>You know what's funny is, I actually learned this as a door-to-door sales guy. I was knocking on doors and it was <em><strong>sooo</strong></em> hot.</p> <p>I was doing door-to-door sales selling pest control six years ago. It was the middle of the summer and it was <em><strong>sooo</strong></em> hot.</p> <p>So one day I went over to McDonald's just to stand in the AC and funny enough, half the other sales guys were in there also trying to cool off.</p> <p>We were all sitting there in this McDonald's just sucking up their AC for a little bit when this guy walks up and he goes, <em>"Hey, I need your services. When can you come by?"</em></p> <p>Since we were a group of salesmen, we were all looking at each other wondering <strong>who's gonna take the sale.</strong></p> <p><em>"No, no, you take it. No, no, you take it. You take it,"</em> until suddenly our boss pointed at somebody and they got the lucky laydown sale.</p> <p>That experience didn't leave me.</p> <p>We walked away and I started thinking about it. It <em><strong>didn't matter who</strong></em> that guy chose. We <strong>ALL</strong> sell the <em><strong>same</strong></em> thing with the <em><strong>same</strong></em> product, with the <em><strong>same</strong></em> fulfillment.</p> <p>We had the <em><strong>same</strong></em> trucks, we had the <em><strong>same</strong></em> uniforms, we had the <em><strong>same</strong></em> pitch, we had the <em><strong>same</strong></em> cheesy jokes at the <em><strong>same</strong></em> points in the same pitch.</p> <p>It did not matter to that guy who he bought from.</p> <p>Now tell me how that's different from MLM distributors?</p> <p>We all sell <strong>the same</strong> product with <strong>the same</strong> pitch, with <strong>the same</strong> scripts, with <strong>the same</strong> stupid jokes, with <strong>the same</strong> methods.</p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is what I realized walking away from that McDonald's that day… <em>The other salesmen are actually my competition.</em></p> <p>But they were also my friends and family. Funny enough, I grew up with a good percentage of the people who were selling pest control with me that summer.</p> <p>Your upline and your downline is your competition.</p> <p>Finding out <em><strong>how</strong></em> to stand out from other distributors was an amazing piece of MLM advice. I wholeheartedly agree with that and that is what <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> teaches.</p> <p><b>MLM ADVICE #6</b></p> <p>Another great one was to <strong>develop a system for follow-up.</strong></p> <p>I was like <strong>YES,</strong> <em>absolutely.</em></p> <p>If you heard <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-108-fortune-is-the-follow-up/" rel="nofollow">my last episode</a>, I just talked about that.</p> <p>You <strong>need</strong> a system for follow-up. It's typically where you'll make most of your money, both in selling products and recruitin...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Today I wanna talk about <strong>mainstream MLM advice.</strong></p> <p>This is gonna be a fun episode ;)</p> <p>I went on <a href="https://www.google.com/" rel="nofollow">Google</a> and I googled…</p> <ul> <li>How do you win an MLM</li> <li>Top MLM strategies today</li> </ul> <p><em>… Stuff like that.</em></p> <p>I grabbed a whole bunch of blogs and I started <strong>power reading</strong> through them and finding <strong>ALL</strong> the advice they were giving.</p> <p>A lot of them were like, <em>"The Top 10 Steps To Be a Top MLMer",</em> and stuff like that.</p> <p>So I was like looking at the <strong>TOP 10</strong> steps or the <strong>TOP 3</strong> strategies or <em>whatever.</em></p> <p>As I was looking through all of them… Some of them just made me <strong>flat out laugh.</strong></p> <p>So what I’m gonna do is walk through them here…</p> <p>Just in case somebody's wondering if I'm throwing rocks… <strong>I AM.</strong></p> <p>https://youtu.be/msZgv8szCEg</p> <p>The purpose of it is because, a lot of people who follow this show and have been consuming my stuff or have been in <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> and then become a student… What's interesting is a lot of people will be like, <em>"How have I never known this?"</em></p> <p>Look at the information that you have available to you. <em><strong>Please don't feel guilty.</strong></em></p> <p>Don't feel weird. <em>I'm here to help justify that.</em></p> <p>One of the reasons I started doing this is because I started looking to see <em><strong>what</strong></em> kind of information the MLM world has available.</p> <p><strong>A:</strong> Not much.</p> <p>I was like, <em>"Well I could probably make quite a splash"</em> <strong>and we are.</strong></p> <p>So I'm gonna walk through some of these so-called <em>‘Top Tips’</em> that I compiled.</p> <p><b>MLM ADVICE #1</b></p> <p>One of the first things that people say will cause success is that you need to find a company with a product you <strong>LOVE.</strong></p> <p>I love my iPhone… But I have <em><strong>never</strong></em> in my life had this iPhone put money in my pocket.</p> <p>How much you love your product has <strong>NOTHING</strong> to do with your ability to actually make it sell.</p> <p><strong>Nothing.</strong> It has <strong>ZERO</strong> to do with how well it sells.</p> <p>Nothing at all.</p> <p>Have you ever walked out in a room and said, <em>"I love this product, it's just so awesome,"</em> and your true passion is what sells it?</p> <p>You <em><strong>can</strong></em> get sales like that… But it’s not very likely, and usually, they don't stick very long.</p> <p>Passion does not equal profits.</p> <p>When I was in college and we were talking about the entrepreneurial space a lot. I took <strong>A LOT</strong> of entrepreneurship classes and they would say things like, <em>"You need to be passionate about what you do."</em></p> <p>Now I understand that in the <strong>long term</strong> you should feel passion around it because it gets challenging and not much else will pull you through… But passion is not a sales strategy.</p> <p>Passion is not a marketing strategy.</p> <p>You're <strong>NOT</strong> gonna get money just because you love the thing that much.</p> <p>THAT was the <strong>#1</strong> piece of MLM advice.</p> <p>You have to find a company that you love the product…</p> <p>Or you could just make an effort to <strong>share your business and product every day.</strong></p> <p>Or just <strong>build a funnel and it'll pitch every moment instead of every day.</strong></p> <p><strong>Set a goal.</strong></p> <p>In the last month, we had <strong>3,000</strong> people hit one of my new funnels.</p> <p><strong>That's 100 people a day.</strong></p> <p><strong>Physically,</strong> <em>I wouldn't be able to keep up with that.</em></p> <p>You can bend time with funnels.</p> <p><b>MLM ADVICE #2</b></p> <p>Now, these are some <em><strong>good</strong></em> ones…</p> <p><strong>Identify your target market.</strong></p> <p>At first, I was like, <em>"Sweet,"</em> but then I kept reading and it was like, for example, <em>"Do you only want friends and family or do you want people outside of friends and family?"</em></p> <p>And I was like, <em>"Crap, that started so well."</em></p> <p><b>MLM ADVICE #3</b></p> <p>Another good one was to <strong>listen and then sell the solution.</strong></p> <p>I actually wholeheartedly agree with that.</p> <p>Listen to people and sell the solution.</p> <p>I wish they had talked more about storytelling though.</p> <p><b>MLM ADVICE #4</b></p> <p><strong>Learn how to market.</strong></p> <p>That was a good one, but then when it said to learn how to market, it was like, <em>"Create a big list."</em></p> <p>I was like, <em><strong>"NO"</strong></em></p> <p><b>MLM ADVICE #5</b></p> <p><strong>Figure out how to stand out from other distributors.</strong></p> <p>I really agree with that piece of MLM advice.</p> <p>Figure out how to stand out from other distributors.</p> <p>You know what's funny is, I actually learned this as a door-to-door sales guy. I was knocking on doors and it was <em><strong>sooo</strong></em> hot.</p> <p>I was doing door-to-door sales selling pest control six years ago. It was the middle of the summer and it was <em><strong>sooo</strong></em> hot.</p> <p>So one day I went over to McDonald's just to stand in the AC and funny enough, half the other sales guys were in there also trying to cool off.</p> <p>We were all sitting there in this McDonald's just sucking up their AC for a little bit when this guy walks up and he goes, <em>"Hey, I need your services. When can you come by?"</em></p> <p>Since we were a group of salesmen, we were all looking at each other wondering <strong>who's gonna take the sale.</strong></p> <p><em>"No, no, you take it. No, no, you take it. You take it,"</em> until suddenly our boss pointed at somebody and they got the lucky laydown sale.</p> <p>That experience didn't leave me.</p> <p>We walked away and I started thinking about it. It <em><strong>didn't matter who</strong></em> that guy chose. We <strong>ALL</strong> sell the <em><strong>same</strong></em> thing with the <em><strong>same</strong></em> product, with the <em><strong>same</strong></em> fulfillment.</p> <p>We had the <em><strong>same</strong></em> trucks, we had the <em><strong>same</strong></em> uniforms, we had the <em><strong>same</strong></em> pitch, we had the <em><strong>same</strong></em> cheesy jokes at the <em><strong>same</strong></em> points in the same pitch.</p> <p>It did not matter to that guy who he bought from.</p> <p>Now tell me how that's different from MLM distributors?</p> <p>We all sell <strong>the same</strong> product with <strong>the same</strong> pitch, with <strong>the same</strong> scripts, with <strong>the same</strong> stupid jokes, with <strong>the same</strong> methods.</p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is what I realized walking away from that McDonald's that day… <em>The other salesmen are actually my competition.</em></p> <p>But they were also my friends and family. Funny enough, I grew up with a good percentage of the people who were selling pest control with me that summer.</p> <p>Your upline and your downline is your competition.</p> <p>Finding out <em><strong>how</strong></em> to stand out from other distributors was an amazing piece of MLM advice. I wholeheartedly agree with that and that is what <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> teaches.</p> <p><b>MLM ADVICE #6</b></p> <p>Another great one was to <strong>develop a system for follow-up.</strong></p> <p>I was like <strong>YES,</strong> <em>absolutely.</em></p> <p>If you heard <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-108-fortune-is-the-follow-up/" rel="nofollow">my last episode</a>, I just talked about that.</p> <p>You <strong>need</strong> a system for follow-up. It's typically where you'll make most of your money, both in selling products and recruitin...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Today I wanna talk about mainstream MLM advice. This is gonna be a fun episode ;) I went on Google and I googled…  How do you win an MLM Top MLM strategies today  … Stuff like that. I grabbed a whole bunch of blogs and I started power reading through them and finding ALL the advice they were giving. A lot of them were like, "The Top 10 Steps To Be a Top MLMer", and stuff like that. So I was like looking at the TOP 10 steps or the TOP 3 strategies or whatever. As I was looking through all of them… Some of them just made me flat out laugh. So what I’m gonna do is walk through them here… Just in case somebody's wondering if I'm throwing rocks… I AM. https://youtu.be/msZgv8szCEg The purpose of it is because, a lot of people who follow this show and have been consuming my stuff or have been in Secret MLM Hacks and then become a student… What's interesting is a lot of people will be like, "How have I never known this?" Look at the information that you have available to you. Please don't feel guilty. Don't feel weird. I'm here to help justify that. One of the reasons I started doing this is because I started looking to see what kind of information the MLM world has available. A: Not much. I was like, "Well I could probably make quite a splash" and we are. So I'm gonna walk through some of these so-called ‘Top Tips’ that I compiled. MLM ADVICE #1 One of the first things that people say will cause success is that you need to find a company with a product you LOVE. I love my iPhone… But I have never in my life had this iPhone put money in my pocket. How much you love your product has NOTHING to do with your ability to actually make it sell. Nothing. It has ZERO to do with how well it sells. Nothing at all. Have you ever walked out in a room and said, "I love this product, it's just so awesome," and your true passion is what sells it? You can get sales like that… But it’s not very likely, and usually, they don't stick very long. Passion does not equal profits. When I was in college and we were talking about the entrepreneurial space a lot. I took A LOT of entrepreneurship classes and they would say things like, "You need to be passionate about what you do." Now I understand that in the long term you should feel passion around it because it gets challenging and not much else will pull you through… But passion is not a sales strategy. Passion is not a marketing strategy. You're NOT gonna get money just because you love the thing that much. THAT was the #1 piece of MLM advice. You have to find a company that you love the product… Or you could just make an effort to share your business and product every day. Or just build a funnel and it'll pitch every moment instead of every day. Set a goal. In the last month, we had 3,000 people hit one of my new funnels. That's 100 people a day. Physically, I wouldn't be able to keep up with that. You can bend time with funnels. MLM ADVICE #2 Now, these are some good ones… Identify your target market. At first, I was like, "Sweet," but then I kept reading and it was like, for example, "Do you only want friends and family or do you want people outside of friends and family?" And I was like, "Crap, that started so well." MLM ADVICE #3 Another good one was to listen and then sell the solution. I actually wholeheartedly agree with that. Listen to people and sell the solution. I wish they had talked more about storytelling though. MLM ADVICE #4 Learn how to market. That was a good one, but then when it said to learn how to market, it was like, "Create a big list." I was like, "NO" MLM ADVICE #5 Figure out how to stand out from other distributors. I really agree with that piece of MLM advice. Figure out how to stand out from other distributors. You know what's funny is, I actually learned this as a door-to-door sales guy. I was knocking on doors and it was sooo hot. I was doing door-to-door sales selling pest control six years ago. It was the middle of the summer and it was sooo hot. So one day I went over to McDonald's just to stand in the AC and funny enough, half the other sales guys were in there also trying to cool off. We were all sitting there in this McDonald's just sucking up their AC for a little bit when this guy walks up and he goes, "Hey, I need your services. When can you come by?" Since we were a group of salesmen, we were all looking at each other wondering who's gonna take the sale. "No, no, you take it. No, no, you take it. You take it," until suddenly our boss pointed at somebody and they got the lucky laydown sale. That experience didn't leave me. We walked away and I started thinking about it. It didn't matter who that guy chose. We ALL sell the same thing with the same product, with the same fulfillment. We had the same trucks, we had the same uniforms, we had the same pitch, we had the same cheesy jokes at the same points in the same pitch. It did not matter to that guy who he bought from. Now tell me how that's different from MLM distributors? We all sell the same ...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Today I wanna talk to you guys about <strong>HOW</strong> you follow up with the leads and the people that are <em>actually</em> interested in either your downline or purchasing your product.</p> <p> </p> <p>We're gonna talk about <strong>FOLLOW-UP. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is something I've talked about quite a bit in <a href="https://blog.salesfunnelradio.com/" rel="nofollow">other places that I publish</a>… But the follow-up is <strong>EVERYTHING. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Whenever I'm at an event, this is one of the <strong>BIGGEST</strong> questions I get asked. This is one of those <em>repeat questions</em> that I hear. </p> <p> </p> <p>About three days ago, I was at an event doing some <strong>spot coaching</strong> with people who were workshopping when somebody said this question…  </p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Steven, how many times should I be emailing? Is there a certain amount of follow-up I should be doing? Is there such a thing as too much follow-up?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>My response was, <em>"When I am creating a follow-up sequence, I want them to opt-out of me because I am being too aggressive in their eyes." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Do you know what I mean? </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That has <em>hardly</em> ever happened… I have <strong>never</strong> had anybody reach out to me and say, <em>"Enough already."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>We've sent over <strong>2 MILLION</strong> emails in the last three or four years… </p> <p> </p> <p>I made a mistake ONE TIME in sending the same email to someone five times… </p> <p> </p> <p>Quite rightly he reached out and said, <strong><em>"ENOUGH!" </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>#mybad</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>That was only one time out of two million emails. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>In a typical month, I send </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong>200,000 emails</strong> on one email account</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Another <strong>200,000</strong> on a second email account </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… I send a lot of emails, alright? </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MY FOLLOW-UP PROCESS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I was a door-to-door salesman, one of the biggest things I was taught was <strong>FOLLOW-UP. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>They trained us really, really well on: </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>What you'll find</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>What you'll learn</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>DID YOU KNOW:</strong> <em>Most people don't even follow up once!? </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>47%-48% of people will follow up ONE time</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>TYPICALLY,</strong> you need to follow-up 5-8 times before somebody says, <em>“Yes”. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Some people have said to me, <em>"You’re following-up five times because you're being</em> <em>aggressive</em> <em>and people finally give in" </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>No, no, no</strong>, <em>it's not that at all.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the guys I like to follow online is <strong>Frank Kern</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>(You've likely heard of his name.) </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I saw <strong>Frank Kern</strong> online recently, and what he did this... </p> <p> </p> <p>He was sitting at a coffee table with a big bowl of mints. </p> <p> </p> <p>He took out a small handful of mints and said<em>, "Let's say this represents the people that are ready to buy from you right NOW." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Then he took a <strong>BIG</strong> amount of mints and he put it in a pile next to the small pile and said, “ <em>This represents the people that will buy from you in the next 60-90 days." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And then he grabbed the rest of them and <em>dumped them in this massive pile</em>. </p> <p> </p> <p>He said, <em>"These are the ones that are in the far distant future. It's not that you</em> <em>can't</em> <em>sell those that are ready to buy right NOW, but you need to focus on the 60-90 day group. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's a much LARGER category and you're gonna get</em> <em>a lot more</em> <em>sales for it. If you just focus on the people who want to buy NOW, the issue is that a lot of people are not ready to buy. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's not that they won'</em><em>t, it's that it takes a few rounds and a few pieces of follow-up." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>TWO WAYS TO FOLLOW-UP</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There are two ways to follow up: </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>An annoying way to follow up </li> <li>A very value-based way to follow up</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>When you follow up with <strong>VALUE,</strong> it's a lot easier for people to say <strong>YES.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>You're not annoying and people are actually looking forward to the interaction with you. </p> <p> </p> <p>First of all, I want to walk you through a few <strong>stats -</strong> A case study of <strong><em>how</em></strong> we’re doing this and <strong><em>what</em></strong> it’s meant for us. </p> <p> </p> <p>I read an article recently that said, <em>“You should only STOP following up in a few scenarios… </em></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><em>They die</em></li> </ul> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><em>They buy</em></li> </ul> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><em>They send you a cease and desist letter."</em></li> </ul> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>… The whole point and premise of this is, <strong>I want you to know that the follow-up is truly where the money comes in.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>IN FACT,</strong> I know a lot of people that are the <em>exact</em> same way. </p> <p> </p> <p>We make money from every dollar we collect on the front… But what we’re really waiting for is the <strong>backend</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p>The <strong>BACKEND</strong> is where we'll pull another <strong>$5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10</strong> per dollar that we bring in in the front. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MY FOLLOW-UP STATS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I want to share with you, the most recent month's stats. </p> <p> </p> <p>If you're not on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUCM8lGFDH6kAG7Q9xH6gnA" rel="nofollow"> YouTube</a>, <em>that's okay,</em> I'm gonna talk through the numbers here. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>These are still warm, okay?</em></strong> I screenshotted and printed stats from two MLM funnels that I have. </p> <p> </p> <p>And I wanna share the stats with you so you can see <strong><em>how</em></strong> we're doing it and <strong><em>why</em></strong> this matters so much when it comes to the follow-up. </p> <p> </p> <p>I’m going to be...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Today I wanna talk to you guys about <strong>HOW</strong> you follow up with the leads and the people that are <em>actually</em> interested in either your downline or purchasing your product.</p> <p> </p> <p>We're gonna talk about <strong>FOLLOW-UP. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is something I've talked about quite a bit in <a href="https://blog.salesfunnelradio.com/" rel="nofollow">other places that I publish</a>… But the follow-up is <strong>EVERYTHING. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Whenever I'm at an event, this is one of the <strong>BIGGEST</strong> questions I get asked. This is one of those <em>repeat questions</em> that I hear. </p> <p> </p> <p>About three days ago, I was at an event doing some <strong>spot coaching</strong> with people who were workshopping when somebody said this question…  </p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Steven, how many times should I be emailing? Is there a certain amount of follow-up I should be doing? Is there such a thing as too much follow-up?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>My response was, <em>"When I am creating a follow-up sequence, I want them to opt-out of me because I am being too aggressive in their eyes." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Do you know what I mean? </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That has <em>hardly</em> ever happened… I have <strong>never</strong> had anybody reach out to me and say, <em>"Enough already."</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>We've sent over <strong>2 MILLION</strong> emails in the last three or four years… </p> <p> </p> <p>I made a mistake ONE TIME in sending the same email to someone five times… </p> <p> </p> <p>Quite rightly he reached out and said, <strong><em>"ENOUGH!" </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>#mybad</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>That was only one time out of two million emails. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>In a typical month, I send </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong>200,000 emails</strong> on one email account</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Another <strong>200,000</strong> on a second email account </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… I send a lot of emails, alright? </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MY FOLLOW-UP PROCESS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I was a door-to-door salesman, one of the biggest things I was taught was <strong>FOLLOW-UP. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>They trained us really, really well on: </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>What you'll find</li> </ul> <p> </p> <ul> <li>What you'll learn</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>DID YOU KNOW:</strong> <em>Most people don't even follow up once!? </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>47%-48% of people will follow up ONE time</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>TYPICALLY,</strong> you need to follow-up 5-8 times before somebody says, <em>“Yes”. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Some people have said to me, <em>"You’re following-up five times because you're being</em> <em>aggressive</em> <em>and people finally give in" </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>No, no, no</strong>, <em>it's not that at all.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the guys I like to follow online is <strong>Frank Kern</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>(You've likely heard of his name.) </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I saw <strong>Frank Kern</strong> online recently, and what he did this... </p> <p> </p> <p>He was sitting at a coffee table with a big bowl of mints. </p> <p> </p> <p>He took out a small handful of mints and said<em>, "Let's say this represents the people that are ready to buy from you right NOW." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Then he took a <strong>BIG</strong> amount of mints and he put it in a pile next to the small pile and said, “ <em>This represents the people that will buy from you in the next 60-90 days." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And then he grabbed the rest of them and <em>dumped them in this massive pile</em>. </p> <p> </p> <p>He said, <em>"These are the ones that are in the far distant future. It's not that you</em> <em>can't</em> <em>sell those that are ready to buy right NOW, but you need to focus on the 60-90 day group. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's a much LARGER category and you're gonna get</em> <em>a lot more</em> <em>sales for it. If you just focus on the people who want to buy NOW, the issue is that a lot of people are not ready to buy. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's not that they won'</em><em>t, it's that it takes a few rounds and a few pieces of follow-up." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>TWO WAYS TO FOLLOW-UP</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There are two ways to follow up: </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>An annoying way to follow up </li> <li>A very value-based way to follow up</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>When you follow up with <strong>VALUE,</strong> it's a lot easier for people to say <strong>YES.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>You're not annoying and people are actually looking forward to the interaction with you. </p> <p> </p> <p>First of all, I want to walk you through a few <strong>stats -</strong> A case study of <strong><em>how</em></strong> we’re doing this and <strong><em>what</em></strong> it’s meant for us. </p> <p> </p> <p>I read an article recently that said, <em>“You should only STOP following up in a few scenarios… </em></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><em>They die</em></li> </ul> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><em>They buy</em></li> </ul> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><em>They send you a cease and desist letter."</em></li> </ul> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>… The whole point and premise of this is, <strong>I want you to know that the follow-up is truly where the money comes in.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>IN FACT,</strong> I know a lot of people that are the <em>exact</em> same way. </p> <p> </p> <p>We make money from every dollar we collect on the front… But what we’re really waiting for is the <strong>backend</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p>The <strong>BACKEND</strong> is where we'll pull another <strong>$5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10</strong> per dollar that we bring in in the front. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MY FOLLOW-UP STATS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I want to share with you, the most recent month's stats. </p> <p> </p> <p>If you're not on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUCM8lGFDH6kAG7Q9xH6gnA" rel="nofollow"> YouTube</a>, <em>that's okay,</em> I'm gonna talk through the numbers here. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>These are still warm, okay?</em></strong> I screenshotted and printed stats from two MLM funnels that I have. </p> <p> </p> <p>And I wanna share the stats with you so you can see <strong><em>how</em></strong> we're doing it and <strong><em>why</em></strong> this matters so much when it comes to the follow-up. </p> <p> </p> <p>I’m going to be...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Today I wanna talk to you guys about HOW you follow up with the leads and the people that are actually interested in either your downline or purchasing your product.   We're gonna talk about FOLLOW-UP.    This is something I've talked about quite a bit in other places that I publish… But the follow-up is EVERYTHING.    Whenever I'm at an event, this is one of the BIGGEST questions I get asked. This is one of those repeat questions that I hear.    About three days ago, I was at an event doing some spot coaching with people who were workshopping when somebody said this question…     "Steven, how many times should I be emailing? Is there a certain amount of follow-up I should be doing? Is there such a thing as too much follow-up?"    My response was, "When I am creating a follow-up sequence, I want them to opt-out of me because I am being too aggressive in their eyes."    Do you know what I mean?    That has hardly ever happened… I have never had anybody reach out to me and say, "Enough already."    We've sent over 2 MILLION emails in the last three or four years…    I made a mistake ONE TIME in sending the same email to someone five times…    Quite rightly he reached out and said, "ENOUGH!"    #mybad   That was only one time out of two million emails.    In a typical month, I send     200,000 emails on one email account     Another 200,000 on a second email account     … I send a lot of emails, alright?    MY FOLLOW-UP PROCESS   When I was a door-to-door salesman, one of the biggest things I was taught was FOLLOW-UP.    They trained us really, really well on:     What you'll find     What you'll learn    DID YOU KNOW: Most people don't even follow up once!?    47%-48% of people will follow up ONE time   TYPICALLY, you need to follow-up 5-8 times before somebody says, “Yes”.    Some people have said to me, "You’re following-up five times because you're being aggressive and people finally give in"    No, no, no, it's not that at all.   One of the guys I like to follow online is Frank Kern.    (You've likely heard of his name.)    I saw Frank Kern online recently, and what he did this...    He was sitting at a coffee table with a big bowl of mints.    He took out a small handful of mints and said, "Let's say this represents the people that are ready to buy from you right NOW."    Then he took a BIG amount of mints and he put it in a pile next to the small pile and said, “ This represents the people that will buy from you in the next 60-90 days."    And then he grabbed the rest of them and dumped them in this massive pile.    He said, "These are the ones that are in the far distant future. It's not that you can't sell those that are ready to buy right NOW, but you need to focus on the 60-90 day group.    It's a much LARGER category and you're gonna get a lot more sales for it. If you just focus on the people who want to buy NOW, the issue is that a lot of people are not ready to buy.    It's not that they won't, it's that it takes a few rounds and a few pieces of follow-up."    TWO WAYS TO FOLLOW-UP   There are two ways to follow up:     An annoying way to follow up  A very value-based way to follow up    When you follow up with VALUE, it's a lot easier for people to say YES.    You're not annoying and people are actually looking forward to the interaction with you.    First of all, I want to walk you through a few stats - A case study of how we’re doing this and what it’s meant for us.    I read an article recently that said, “You should only STOP following up in a few scenarios…       They die         They buy         They send you a cease and desist letter."      … The whole point and premise of this is, I want you to know that the follow-up is truly where the money comes in.    IN FACT, I know a lot of people that are the exact same way.    We make money from every dollar we collect on the front… But what we’re really waiting for is the backend.    The BACKEND is where we'll pull another $5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10 per dollar that we bring in in the front.    MY FOLLOW-UP STATS   I want to share with you, the most recent month's stats.    If you're not on  YouTube, that's okay, I'm gonna talk through the numbers here.    These are still warm, okay? I screenshotted and printed stats from two MLM funnels that I have.    And I wanna share the stats with you so you can see how we're doing it and why this matters so much when it comes to the follow-up.    I’m going to be talking about stats from The MLM Funnel - If you go look at themlmfunnel.com, that’s where these stats are coming from.    In the last month, the last 30 days, we sold 520 books.    Go to themlmfunnel.com and look at the book that it's promoting… We've sold 520 of those in the last MONTH.    It has generated, including upsells and stuff like that, $2484.    Now, you might look at that and be like, "Oh, that's awesome."    BUT I'm running an actual business with actual business expenses.    That's not that amazing.    If we just stopped there at $2,...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I'm <em><strong>very</strong></em> excited to share with you today's episode all about how to make <strong>strategic noise</strong><strong>.</strong></p> <p>I'm gonna share with you <strong>a video ad</strong> we created recently, AND teach you a little bit more about the script that we used to make it.</p> <p>I know I've talked about this a little bit in a previous episode <em>(or two)</em> about <em>how</em> we wrote the script for <a href="https://themlmfunnel.com/waitlist" rel="nofollow">themlmfunnel.com</a> ad.</p> <p>Go to <a href="https://themlmfunnel.com/waitlist" rel="nofollow">themlmfunnel.com</a> if you wanna look at it.</p> <p><strong>But I'm actually gonna put it right here in this episode!</strong></p> <p>And the <strong>ONLY</strong> reason is because I want you to <em>watch what I'm doing.</em></p> <p>I couldn’t care less if you actually go get the thing that it's promoting.</p> <p>What I want you to see is <em><strong>how</strong></em> I'm using things that people are already familiar with in their ads.</p> <p><b>HOW TO MAKE STRATEGIC NOISE</b></p> <p>I have been studying more <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P._T._Barnum" rel="nofollow">P.T. Barnum…</a></p> <p>And if you do not know who he is, <strong>P.T. Barnum</strong> is famous for his circus that he created. <em><strong>He's The P.T. Barnum Circus.</strong></em></p> <p>But he didn't start doing that till <em>later</em> on in his life…</p> <p>He had a museum that he would promote… And he's kind of a serial entrepreneur.</p> <p>One of the things that <strong>P.T. Barnum</strong> was most known for was his bizarre ways of gaining attention.</p> <p>And to be a marketer is to be an attention-getter.</p> <p><strong>THAT’S</strong> what I'm gonna show you guys in this ad.</p> <p>https://youtu.be/oC1U_Q2yBXM</p> <p>One of the things that he did way back in the mid 1800s when he had this museum was, he went and he found this homeless guy…</p> <p>He walked up to the homeless guy, and he told him to:</p> <ul> <li>Every hour, on the hour, several times a day, carry these bricks…</li> <li>He was supposed to put a brick on the corner of all these streets around the museum…</li> <li>And walk around, every so often, throughout the day, take one brick and replace it with the one that's on another street corner…</li> <li>Then walk to the next corner, and replace that brick with another one…</li> <li>And go to the next corner, <em>without saying anything…</em></li> </ul> <p><strong>… That was it.</strong></p> <p><em>Then he was supposed to go drink and take a nap.</em></p> <p>It was only <strong>30 minutes</strong> before this bizarre act was causing attention around his museum, and thus he would get <strong>more sales.</strong></p> <p>I think he paid him <strong>15 cents</strong> <strong>an hour</strong> to do this.</p> <p>He did <strong>A LOT</strong> of really bizarre, random things. He was the first one to bring an <strong>ELEPHANT</strong> to America.</p> <p>He's the first one to do a lot of things.</p> <p>And what he was <strong>great</strong> at was <em>using strategic noise.</em></p> <p><b>MAKING A VIDEO AD FOR STRATEGIC NOISE</b></p> <p>I believe the world is noisy already… I'm not telling you to <strong>make strategic noise for noise's sake.</strong></p> <p>However, to be a marketer…</p> <ul> <li>Multi-level marketer</li> <li>Network marketer</li> </ul> <p><em>... You are a marketer,</em> <strong>but the industry is mis-named.</strong></p> <p>It is largely mis-named, because they're like, <em>"You can only use these kinds of noise."</em></p> <p>And it's not <em><strong>really</strong></em> strategic noise… <em>It's like a whisper.</em></p> <p>I want you to see <em>how</em> I am <strong>creating noise.</strong></p> <p>This will make sense when you actually watch it.</p> <p>I'm doing <strong>bizarre</strong> things… And you <strong>don't need an explanation.</strong></p> <p>People <strong>NEED</strong> curiosity in their lives. They <strong>WANT</strong> excitement.</p> <p><strong>I challenge you:</strong> To watch <em><strong>what</strong></em> I'm doing and <em><strong>how</strong></em> I'm orchestrating it.</p> <p><strong>HINT:</strong> Don't stop when you see me get to the offer ;)</p> <p>I strongly encourage you to go and watch the YouTube version of this podcast episode because you’ll actually <strong>SEE</strong> the ad…</p> <ul> <li>The jump cuts</li> <li>How fast we did</li> </ul> <p>I had a <strong>professional video ad team</strong> follow me around for a day. We shot this ad and we've been going back and forth on different cut styles, when to take this out, and put this in, and what kind of words to put on the screens etc.</p> <p>I'm using an actual script in my head… And then I'm doing a few <strong>weird, bizarre</strong> things that make no sense for the sake of gaining attention.</p> <p><b>MLM VIDEO AD</b></p> <p>In the ad, I'm also making fun of a few things that are widely known inside of MLM.</p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> Why would I do that?</p> <p><strong>A:</strong> Because they're <em>widely known</em> inside of MLM.</p> <p>One of my favorite Shark Tank episodes was where they turned down funding for this guy because… They loved his product, they liked him, they thought it was amazing.</p> <p><strong>BUT</strong> the <strong>only</strong> reason why none of them funded him is because of this…</p> <p>This is what he said. <em>"I like it, I like you, it's amazing. The only issue is it would cost millions of dollars to educate the market, in order for them to buy this."</em></p> <p>I was like, <em>"Oh man, that's a powerful statement right there."</em></p> <p>You don't have to be this prolific genius. The market will tell you what’s already known.</p> <p>If you're like, <em>“How do I make ads for this or that?”, “How do I gain attention?”, “How do I gain more noise?”</em></p> <p>You need to join in the place <em><strong>where they already are,</strong></em> and then take them to a new spot.</p> <p>Watch the ad and I want you to do something for me…</p> <p>When you learn something cool or observe something, <strong>please</strong> pause it and take notes.</p> <p>One of the ways I learned how to write scripts in my early days was to watched <strong>A LOT</strong> of videos. I would press play and then press pause and write it down.</p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> Did that take few hours?</p> <p><strong>A:</strong> Yeah, it did. Actually, sometimes it'd take a few days.</p> <p>But I <strong>internalized it</strong> on such a deep level. It meant I could replicate it and do the same, <em>which is why we're doing all this.</em></p> <p><strong>Take out a piece of paper.</strong></p> <p><b>LEARN FROM THIS VIDEO AD</b></p> <p>What I'm good at is <em><strong>causing buying emotions.</strong></em></p> <p>When you start to feel the buying emotions, pause and take note as to <strong>why</strong> you're feeling the buying emotion.</p> <p>This is one of the greatest educations I could give you on this podcast.</p> <p><strong>Make notes when you:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Start to feel the buying emotions</li> <li>Learn something new</li> <li>When you see something bizarre</li> </ul> <p>I'm doing this to <strong>fight false beliefs</strong> and <strong>poke fun</strong> of certain things.</p> <p>But there's a spot where I switch gears and start pitching. <strong>Watch that.</strong></p> <p>Try and answer these questions:</p> <ol> <li><strong>Why</strong> am I pitching what I am?</li> <li><strong>Who</strong> am I pitching it to?</li> <li><strong>Who</strong> do you think my target buyer is?</li> </ol> <p><em>… Thinking this way turns you into a marketer.</em></p> <p>You <strong>DID NOT</strong> become a marketer because you joined MLM.</p> <p><em>I needed to turn you into a marketer.</em></p> <p>Dissect this ad and go slow. Watch what I do to <strong>create scarcity</strong> and <strong>urgency.</strong></p> <p>What do I do to walk them through buying?</p> <p>What do I do afterwards for all the knee-j...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I'm <em><strong>very</strong></em> excited to share with you today's episode all about how to make <strong>strategic noise</strong><strong>.</strong></p> <p>I'm gonna share with you <strong>a video ad</strong> we created recently, AND teach you a little bit more about the script that we used to make it.</p> <p>I know I've talked about this a little bit in a previous episode <em>(or two)</em> about <em>how</em> we wrote the script for <a href="https://themlmfunnel.com/waitlist" rel="nofollow">themlmfunnel.com</a> ad.</p> <p>Go to <a href="https://themlmfunnel.com/waitlist" rel="nofollow">themlmfunnel.com</a> if you wanna look at it.</p> <p><strong>But I'm actually gonna put it right here in this episode!</strong></p> <p>And the <strong>ONLY</strong> reason is because I want you to <em>watch what I'm doing.</em></p> <p>I couldn’t care less if you actually go get the thing that it's promoting.</p> <p>What I want you to see is <em><strong>how</strong></em> I'm using things that people are already familiar with in their ads.</p> <p><b>HOW TO MAKE STRATEGIC NOISE</b></p> <p>I have been studying more <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P._T._Barnum" rel="nofollow">P.T. Barnum…</a></p> <p>And if you do not know who he is, <strong>P.T. Barnum</strong> is famous for his circus that he created. <em><strong>He's The P.T. Barnum Circus.</strong></em></p> <p>But he didn't start doing that till <em>later</em> on in his life…</p> <p>He had a museum that he would promote… And he's kind of a serial entrepreneur.</p> <p>One of the things that <strong>P.T. Barnum</strong> was most known for was his bizarre ways of gaining attention.</p> <p>And to be a marketer is to be an attention-getter.</p> <p><strong>THAT’S</strong> what I'm gonna show you guys in this ad.</p> <p>https://youtu.be/oC1U_Q2yBXM</p> <p>One of the things that he did way back in the mid 1800s when he had this museum was, he went and he found this homeless guy…</p> <p>He walked up to the homeless guy, and he told him to:</p> <ul> <li>Every hour, on the hour, several times a day, carry these bricks…</li> <li>He was supposed to put a brick on the corner of all these streets around the museum…</li> <li>And walk around, every so often, throughout the day, take one brick and replace it with the one that's on another street corner…</li> <li>Then walk to the next corner, and replace that brick with another one…</li> <li>And go to the next corner, <em>without saying anything…</em></li> </ul> <p><strong>… That was it.</strong></p> <p><em>Then he was supposed to go drink and take a nap.</em></p> <p>It was only <strong>30 minutes</strong> before this bizarre act was causing attention around his museum, and thus he would get <strong>more sales.</strong></p> <p>I think he paid him <strong>15 cents</strong> <strong>an hour</strong> to do this.</p> <p>He did <strong>A LOT</strong> of really bizarre, random things. He was the first one to bring an <strong>ELEPHANT</strong> to America.</p> <p>He's the first one to do a lot of things.</p> <p>And what he was <strong>great</strong> at was <em>using strategic noise.</em></p> <p><b>MAKING A VIDEO AD FOR STRATEGIC NOISE</b></p> <p>I believe the world is noisy already… I'm not telling you to <strong>make strategic noise for noise's sake.</strong></p> <p>However, to be a marketer…</p> <ul> <li>Multi-level marketer</li> <li>Network marketer</li> </ul> <p><em>... You are a marketer,</em> <strong>but the industry is mis-named.</strong></p> <p>It is largely mis-named, because they're like, <em>"You can only use these kinds of noise."</em></p> <p>And it's not <em><strong>really</strong></em> strategic noise… <em>It's like a whisper.</em></p> <p>I want you to see <em>how</em> I am <strong>creating noise.</strong></p> <p>This will make sense when you actually watch it.</p> <p>I'm doing <strong>bizarre</strong> things… And you <strong>don't need an explanation.</strong></p> <p>People <strong>NEED</strong> curiosity in their lives. They <strong>WANT</strong> excitement.</p> <p><strong>I challenge you:</strong> To watch <em><strong>what</strong></em> I'm doing and <em><strong>how</strong></em> I'm orchestrating it.</p> <p><strong>HINT:</strong> Don't stop when you see me get to the offer ;)</p> <p>I strongly encourage you to go and watch the YouTube version of this podcast episode because you’ll actually <strong>SEE</strong> the ad…</p> <ul> <li>The jump cuts</li> <li>How fast we did</li> </ul> <p>I had a <strong>professional video ad team</strong> follow me around for a day. We shot this ad and we've been going back and forth on different cut styles, when to take this out, and put this in, and what kind of words to put on the screens etc.</p> <p>I'm using an actual script in my head… And then I'm doing a few <strong>weird, bizarre</strong> things that make no sense for the sake of gaining attention.</p> <p><b>MLM VIDEO AD</b></p> <p>In the ad, I'm also making fun of a few things that are widely known inside of MLM.</p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> Why would I do that?</p> <p><strong>A:</strong> Because they're <em>widely known</em> inside of MLM.</p> <p>One of my favorite Shark Tank episodes was where they turned down funding for this guy because… They loved his product, they liked him, they thought it was amazing.</p> <p><strong>BUT</strong> the <strong>only</strong> reason why none of them funded him is because of this…</p> <p>This is what he said. <em>"I like it, I like you, it's amazing. The only issue is it would cost millions of dollars to educate the market, in order for them to buy this."</em></p> <p>I was like, <em>"Oh man, that's a powerful statement right there."</em></p> <p>You don't have to be this prolific genius. The market will tell you what’s already known.</p> <p>If you're like, <em>“How do I make ads for this or that?”, “How do I gain attention?”, “How do I gain more noise?”</em></p> <p>You need to join in the place <em><strong>where they already are,</strong></em> and then take them to a new spot.</p> <p>Watch the ad and I want you to do something for me…</p> <p>When you learn something cool or observe something, <strong>please</strong> pause it and take notes.</p> <p>One of the ways I learned how to write scripts in my early days was to watched <strong>A LOT</strong> of videos. I would press play and then press pause and write it down.</p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> Did that take few hours?</p> <p><strong>A:</strong> Yeah, it did. Actually, sometimes it'd take a few days.</p> <p>But I <strong>internalized it</strong> on such a deep level. It meant I could replicate it and do the same, <em>which is why we're doing all this.</em></p> <p><strong>Take out a piece of paper.</strong></p> <p><b>LEARN FROM THIS VIDEO AD</b></p> <p>What I'm good at is <em><strong>causing buying emotions.</strong></em></p> <p>When you start to feel the buying emotions, pause and take note as to <strong>why</strong> you're feeling the buying emotion.</p> <p>This is one of the greatest educations I could give you on this podcast.</p> <p><strong>Make notes when you:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Start to feel the buying emotions</li> <li>Learn something new</li> <li>When you see something bizarre</li> </ul> <p>I'm doing this to <strong>fight false beliefs</strong> and <strong>poke fun</strong> of certain things.</p> <p>But there's a spot where I switch gears and start pitching. <strong>Watch that.</strong></p> <p>Try and answer these questions:</p> <ol> <li><strong>Why</strong> am I pitching what I am?</li> <li><strong>Who</strong> am I pitching it to?</li> <li><strong>Who</strong> do you think my target buyer is?</li> </ol> <p><em>… Thinking this way turns you into a marketer.</em></p> <p>You <strong>DID NOT</strong> become a marketer because you joined MLM.</p> <p><em>I needed to turn you into a marketer.</em></p> <p>Dissect this ad and go slow. Watch what I do to <strong>create scarcity</strong> and <strong>urgency.</strong></p> <p>What do I do to walk them through buying?</p> <p>What do I do afterwards for all the knee-j...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>I'm very excited to share with you today's episode all about how to make strategic noise. I'm gonna share with you a video ad we created recently, AND teach you a little bit more about the script that we used to make it. I know I've talked about this a little bit in a previous episode (or two) about how we wrote the script for themlmfunnel.com ad. Go to themlmfunnel.com if you wanna look at it. But I'm actually gonna put it right here in this episode! And the ONLY reason is because I want you to watch what I'm doing. I couldn’t care less if you actually go get the thing that it's promoting. What I want you to see is how I'm using things that people are already familiar with in their ads. HOW TO MAKE STRATEGIC NOISE I have been studying more P.T. Barnum… And if you do not know who he is, P.T. Barnum is famous for his circus that he created. He's The P.T. Barnum Circus. But he didn't start doing that till later on in his life… He had a museum that he would promote… And he's kind of a serial entrepreneur. One of the things that P.T. Barnum was most known for was his bizarre ways of gaining attention. And to be a marketer is to be an attention-getter. THAT’S what I'm gonna show you guys in this ad. https://youtu.be/oC1U_Q2yBXM One of the things that he did way back in the mid 1800s when he had this museum was, he went and he found this homeless guy… He walked up to the homeless guy, and he told him to:  Every hour, on the hour, several times a day, carry these bricks… He was supposed to put a brick on the corner of all these streets around the museum… And walk around, every so often, throughout the day, take one brick and replace it with the one that's on another street corner… Then walk to the next corner, and replace that brick with another one… And go to the next corner, without saying anything…  … That was it. Then he was supposed to go drink and take a nap. It was only 30 minutes before this bizarre act was causing attention around his museum, and thus he would get more sales. I think he paid him 15 cents an hour to do this. He did A LOT of really bizarre, random things. He was the first one to bring an ELEPHANT to America. He's the first one to do a lot of things. And what he was great at was using strategic noise. MAKING A VIDEO AD FOR STRATEGIC NOISE I believe the world is noisy already… I'm not telling you to make strategic noise for noise's sake. However, to be a marketer…  Multi-level marketer Network marketer  ... You are a marketer, but the industry is mis-named. It is largely mis-named, because they're like, "You can only use these kinds of noise." And it's not really strategic noise… It's like a whisper. I want you to see how I am creating noise. This will make sense when you actually watch it. I'm doing bizarre things… And you don't need an explanation. People NEED curiosity in their lives. They WANT excitement. I challenge you: To watch what I'm doing and how I'm orchestrating it. HINT: Don't stop when you see me get to the offer ;) I strongly encourage you to go and watch the YouTube version of this podcast episode because you’ll actually SEE the ad…  The jump cuts How fast we did  I had a professional video ad team follow me around for a day. We shot this ad and we've been going back and forth on different cut styles, when to take this out, and put this in, and what kind of words to put on the screens etc. I'm using an actual script in my head… And then I'm doing a few weird, bizarre things that make no sense for the sake of gaining attention. MLM VIDEO AD In the ad, I'm also making fun of a few things that are widely known inside of MLM. Q: Why would I do that? A: Because they're widely known inside of MLM. One of my favorite Shark Tank episodes was where they turned down funding for this guy because… They loved his product, they liked him, they thought it was amazing. BUT the only reason why none of them funded him is because of this… This is what he said. "I like it, I like you, it's amazing. The only issue is it would cost millions of dollars to educate the market, in order for them to buy this." I was like, "Oh man, that's a powerful statement right there." You don't have to be this prolific genius. The market will tell you what’s already known. If you're like, “How do I make ads for this or that?”, “How do I gain attention?”, “How do I gain more noise?” You need to join in the place where they already are, and then take them to a new spot. Watch the ad and I want you to do something for me… When you learn something cool or observe something, please pause it and take notes. One of the ways I learned how to write scripts in my early days was to watched A LOT of videos. I would press play and then press pause and write it down. Q: Did that take few hours? A: Yeah, it did. Actually, sometimes it'd take a few days. But I internalized it on such a deep level. It meant I could replicate it and do the same, which is why we're doing all this. Take out a piece of paper. LEARN FROM THIS VIDEO A...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I'm very excited to share with you a little bit more on <em><strong>how</strong></em> I actually get paid to find my leads.</p> <p>In the past, I have taught this concept several times… But I wanna share with you <strong>some more examples.</strong></p> <p>When I was going around talking to a bunch of friends and family… And I was doing <em><strong>exactly</strong></em> what I was supposed to do… <em>I'm not bad mouthing that, you understand?</em></p> <p><strong>There's nothing wrong with talking to friends and family.</strong></p> <p>Where I have the issue is before you even approach them, when you know, <em>"Hey, they're not gonna be a great fit,"</em> but you go forward anyway.</p> <p>Or you have to convince them in. Have you ever noticed that those are the people that you have to hold a <strong>cattle prod</strong> to their back to get them to do anything.</p> <p>I don't want that kind of individual. I want somebody who <strong>WANTS</strong> to be in, who <strong>WANTS</strong> to be a runner, <strong>who is ready to work.</strong></p> <p>And who actually <strong>WANTS</strong> to build a real asset… And not just a little money on the side. I <strong>WANT</strong> actual runners, people who are looking to build a <strong>business.</strong></p> <p><b>GENERATING LEADS WITH FRONT-END PRODUCTS</b></p> <p>Every business needs leads.</p> <p><em>So what do you do?</em></p> <p><strong>That was the issue I ran into.</strong></p> <p>I remember when I finally walked through my entire list, and there were multiple times I wrote out 240 people… And I was like, <em>"Look at all these people. Oh, my gosh. And if they got even a fifth of that... "</em></p> <p>And you start playing the percentage game. <em>"What island will I buy?"</em></p> <p>I joke about that, but that was one of the things that I was like, <em><strong>"Holy cow."</strong></em></p> <p>And it was one of the things that I was super concerned about when it suddenly wasn't working 'cause I was like, <em>"Where else do I get my leads from? I have no idea where to get my leads."</em></p> <p>And suddenly the business was <strong>dead</strong> and I couldn't talk to anybody. This is something that, if you've not run into in the past... <em>You're gonna run into it</em>.</p> <p>If you don't figure out a <strong>lead machine,</strong> if you don't figure out a <strong>lead system,</strong> it's going to <strong>DIE.</strong></p> <p>Every business that does not have <strong>consistent leads and cash flow</strong> dies.</p> <p>Those are the <strong>two numbers</strong> you should always watch.</p> <p><em>How many leads am I getting?</em></p> <p><strong>Actual leads.</strong></p> <p>Not just like, <em>"I'm kinda interested."</em></p> <p><strong>Qualified leads.</strong> Track them every month.</p> <p>We started doing that on a white board. When we started actually tracking the leads, for some reason without me even consciously doing more, we <strong>doubled the next month.</strong></p> <p>Then after that it was like, another <strong>50% higher</strong> than that… <em>Just by us tracking it.</em></p> <p>I encourage you to start tracking the amount of leads coming in.</p> <p><b>ACQUIRING CUSTOMERS WITH FRONT-END PRODUCTS</b></p> <p>I wanna share with you <strong>ONE</strong> of my absolute favorite ways to not only <strong>get leads,</strong> but also get them <strong>faster</strong> while not having to pay for them. '</p> <p>You need to understand a principle that all of us Internet marketers understand… <strong>Whoever can pay the most to acquire a customer wins.</strong></p> <p>You can even have a <strong>worse</strong> product, but be able to spend <strong>more</strong> to acquire customer profitably, and you will <strong>WIN</strong> against the people who have <strong>better products.</strong></p> <p>It's <strong>ONE</strong> of the major reasons why, when big MLMs say things like, <em>"The product's so great, just go get it in front of the people and it sells itself."</em></p> <p>That might be true to a <strong>very small percentage</strong> of people… But the reality is, if I can spend <strong>$50 to acquire a customer</strong> and you can only spend <strong>$5,</strong> I am going to dominate you, <em>even with a worse product.</em></p> <p>That’s why you have to think about this like, <em>"Okay, so how do I actually make a lead machine?"</em></p> <p>All I do is teach people how to make <strong>lead machines,</strong> and wait for them to qualify themselves and say, <em>"You know what, I am interested, Stephen. I'm interested in whatever you're doing. Let me come over and start chatting with you."</em></p> <p>I have some numbers here and what I don't want this to be is like, <em>"Look at Stephen showing all the numbers of all the stuff he's making."</em></p> <p>Could you raise your hand right now and be like, <em><strong>"I will not get offended".</strong></em></p> <p><b>FRONT-END PRODUCTS ARE UNAFFILIATED WITH MLM</b></p> <p>I wanna share with you real life stats of things that I'm actually doing… This is just <strong>ONE</strong> of my products that is actually generating leads for me.</p> <p><strong>Qualifying them</strong> and <strong>teaching</strong> the ones are a good fit. I'm not saying that they're not good if they don't join my downline… Some of them already have one, <strong>which is great,</strong> they should stay in theirs.</p> <p>I'm not trying to pull from other places. That's not what I'm doing here. What I'm saying is there's a group of people who are already <em>unhappy</em> with what they're in.</p> <p>There's a certain kind of <em>‘moon's aligned’</em> individual.</p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> Is it everybody?</p> <p><strong>A:</strong> No… And it shouldn't be.</p> <p>What I do is create these <strong>front-end products</strong> that are unaffiliated with my MLM.</p> <p><strong>It doesn't even say what I'm in.</strong> <em>It's unaffiliated.</em></p> <ul> <li>I don't teach their stuff</li> <li>I'm not selling their products</li> <li>I don't do anything</li> </ul> <p>… I have something <em><strong>literally</strong></em> in the front here.</p> <p>I don't talk about it, I'm not speaking about it, I'm not saying the name of the product. <strong>I'm not even alluding.</strong></p> <p>I keep my nose so clean. I'm not saying what it is that I'm actually in… And I know it drives some of you guys <em><strong>crazy.</strong></em></p> <p>But that's the point!</p> <p>I create these <strong>front-end products</strong> that attract the dream person that I would love to have inside my downline.</p> <p><b>WHAT FRONT-END PRODUCTS DOES YOUR DREAM CUSTOMER WANT?</b></p> <p>It's gonna be <em><strong>really hard</strong></em> to attract your dream customer or your dream downline member if you don't even know what that looks like.</p> <p>Get good at <strong>defining</strong> what your dream is… And we talk a lot more about that.</p> <p>If you're liking this stuff, go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and grab the program.</p> <p>So I’ve got my <strong>dream customer…</strong> And what I'm gonna go do is figure out what this person is struggling with.</p> <p>I'm gonna figure out what things they're having a hard time with.</p> <p><strong>Maybe they haven't gotten over their fear of talking to somebody.</strong></p> <p>How can I make a general product <em>(meaning it's not MLM company specific)</em> teaching people <em><strong>how</strong></em> to overcome their fear of speaking to people?</p> <p>What I do is list a whole bunch of problems…</p> <p><em>Problems and problems and problems and problems and problems and problems…</em></p> <p>I go through and I look to see <strong>the ones that I could solve,</strong> like, <em>"Oh, you know what, I actually know what it's like to be afraid of speaking to people, here's how I got over that."</em></p> <p>What if I was to film a small little course and sell that for a little bit of money?</p> <p><strong>SELL IT…</strong></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I'm very excited to share with you a little bit more on <em><strong>how</strong></em> I actually get paid to find my leads.</p> <p>In the past, I have taught this concept several times… But I wanna share with you <strong>some more examples.</strong></p> <p>When I was going around talking to a bunch of friends and family… And I was doing <em><strong>exactly</strong></em> what I was supposed to do… <em>I'm not bad mouthing that, you understand?</em></p> <p><strong>There's nothing wrong with talking to friends and family.</strong></p> <p>Where I have the issue is before you even approach them, when you know, <em>"Hey, they're not gonna be a great fit,"</em> but you go forward anyway.</p> <p>Or you have to convince them in. Have you ever noticed that those are the people that you have to hold a <strong>cattle prod</strong> to their back to get them to do anything.</p> <p>I don't want that kind of individual. I want somebody who <strong>WANTS</strong> to be in, who <strong>WANTS</strong> to be a runner, <strong>who is ready to work.</strong></p> <p>And who actually <strong>WANTS</strong> to build a real asset… And not just a little money on the side. I <strong>WANT</strong> actual runners, people who are looking to build a <strong>business.</strong></p> <p><b>GENERATING LEADS WITH FRONT-END PRODUCTS</b></p> <p>Every business needs leads.</p> <p><em>So what do you do?</em></p> <p><strong>That was the issue I ran into.</strong></p> <p>I remember when I finally walked through my entire list, and there were multiple times I wrote out 240 people… And I was like, <em>"Look at all these people. Oh, my gosh. And if they got even a fifth of that... "</em></p> <p>And you start playing the percentage game. <em>"What island will I buy?"</em></p> <p>I joke about that, but that was one of the things that I was like, <em><strong>"Holy cow."</strong></em></p> <p>And it was one of the things that I was super concerned about when it suddenly wasn't working 'cause I was like, <em>"Where else do I get my leads from? I have no idea where to get my leads."</em></p> <p>And suddenly the business was <strong>dead</strong> and I couldn't talk to anybody. This is something that, if you've not run into in the past... <em>You're gonna run into it</em>.</p> <p>If you don't figure out a <strong>lead machine,</strong> if you don't figure out a <strong>lead system,</strong> it's going to <strong>DIE.</strong></p> <p>Every business that does not have <strong>consistent leads and cash flow</strong> dies.</p> <p>Those are the <strong>two numbers</strong> you should always watch.</p> <p><em>How many leads am I getting?</em></p> <p><strong>Actual leads.</strong></p> <p>Not just like, <em>"I'm kinda interested."</em></p> <p><strong>Qualified leads.</strong> Track them every month.</p> <p>We started doing that on a white board. When we started actually tracking the leads, for some reason without me even consciously doing more, we <strong>doubled the next month.</strong></p> <p>Then after that it was like, another <strong>50% higher</strong> than that… <em>Just by us tracking it.</em></p> <p>I encourage you to start tracking the amount of leads coming in.</p> <p><b>ACQUIRING CUSTOMERS WITH FRONT-END PRODUCTS</b></p> <p>I wanna share with you <strong>ONE</strong> of my absolute favorite ways to not only <strong>get leads,</strong> but also get them <strong>faster</strong> while not having to pay for them. '</p> <p>You need to understand a principle that all of us Internet marketers understand… <strong>Whoever can pay the most to acquire a customer wins.</strong></p> <p>You can even have a <strong>worse</strong> product, but be able to spend <strong>more</strong> to acquire customer profitably, and you will <strong>WIN</strong> against the people who have <strong>better products.</strong></p> <p>It's <strong>ONE</strong> of the major reasons why, when big MLMs say things like, <em>"The product's so great, just go get it in front of the people and it sells itself."</em></p> <p>That might be true to a <strong>very small percentage</strong> of people… But the reality is, if I can spend <strong>$50 to acquire a customer</strong> and you can only spend <strong>$5,</strong> I am going to dominate you, <em>even with a worse product.</em></p> <p>That’s why you have to think about this like, <em>"Okay, so how do I actually make a lead machine?"</em></p> <p>All I do is teach people how to make <strong>lead machines,</strong> and wait for them to qualify themselves and say, <em>"You know what, I am interested, Stephen. I'm interested in whatever you're doing. Let me come over and start chatting with you."</em></p> <p>I have some numbers here and what I don't want this to be is like, <em>"Look at Stephen showing all the numbers of all the stuff he's making."</em></p> <p>Could you raise your hand right now and be like, <em><strong>"I will not get offended".</strong></em></p> <p><b>FRONT-END PRODUCTS ARE UNAFFILIATED WITH MLM</b></p> <p>I wanna share with you real life stats of things that I'm actually doing… This is just <strong>ONE</strong> of my products that is actually generating leads for me.</p> <p><strong>Qualifying them</strong> and <strong>teaching</strong> the ones are a good fit. I'm not saying that they're not good if they don't join my downline… Some of them already have one, <strong>which is great,</strong> they should stay in theirs.</p> <p>I'm not trying to pull from other places. That's not what I'm doing here. What I'm saying is there's a group of people who are already <em>unhappy</em> with what they're in.</p> <p>There's a certain kind of <em>‘moon's aligned’</em> individual.</p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> Is it everybody?</p> <p><strong>A:</strong> No… And it shouldn't be.</p> <p>What I do is create these <strong>front-end products</strong> that are unaffiliated with my MLM.</p> <p><strong>It doesn't even say what I'm in.</strong> <em>It's unaffiliated.</em></p> <ul> <li>I don't teach their stuff</li> <li>I'm not selling their products</li> <li>I don't do anything</li> </ul> <p>… I have something <em><strong>literally</strong></em> in the front here.</p> <p>I don't talk about it, I'm not speaking about it, I'm not saying the name of the product. <strong>I'm not even alluding.</strong></p> <p>I keep my nose so clean. I'm not saying what it is that I'm actually in… And I know it drives some of you guys <em><strong>crazy.</strong></em></p> <p>But that's the point!</p> <p>I create these <strong>front-end products</strong> that attract the dream person that I would love to have inside my downline.</p> <p><b>WHAT FRONT-END PRODUCTS DOES YOUR DREAM CUSTOMER WANT?</b></p> <p>It's gonna be <em><strong>really hard</strong></em> to attract your dream customer or your dream downline member if you don't even know what that looks like.</p> <p>Get good at <strong>defining</strong> what your dream is… And we talk a lot more about that.</p> <p>If you're liking this stuff, go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/register-now" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and grab the program.</p> <p>So I’ve got my <strong>dream customer…</strong> And what I'm gonna go do is figure out what this person is struggling with.</p> <p>I'm gonna figure out what things they're having a hard time with.</p> <p><strong>Maybe they haven't gotten over their fear of talking to somebody.</strong></p> <p>How can I make a general product <em>(meaning it's not MLM company specific)</em> teaching people <em><strong>how</strong></em> to overcome their fear of speaking to people?</p> <p>What I do is list a whole bunch of problems…</p> <p><em>Problems and problems and problems and problems and problems and problems…</em></p> <p>I go through and I look to see <strong>the ones that I could solve,</strong> like, <em>"Oh, you know what, I actually know what it's like to be afraid of speaking to people, here's how I got over that."</em></p> <p>What if I was to film a small little course and sell that for a little bit of money?</p> <p><strong>SELL IT…</strong></p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>I'm very excited to share with you a little bit more on how I actually get paid to find my leads. In the past, I have taught this concept several times… But I wanna share with you some more examples. When I was going around talking to a bunch of friends and family… And I was doing exactly what I was supposed to do… I'm not bad mouthing that, you understand? There's nothing wrong with talking to friends and family. Where I have the issue is before you even approach them, when you know, "Hey, they're not gonna be a great fit," but you go forward anyway. Or you have to convince them in. Have you ever noticed that those are the people that you have to hold a cattle prod to their back to get them to do anything. I don't want that kind of individual. I want somebody who WANTS to be in, who WANTS to be a runner, who is ready to work. And who actually WANTS to build a real asset… And not just a little money on the side. I WANT actual runners, people who are looking to build a business. GENERATING LEADS WITH FRONT-END PRODUCTS Every business needs leads. So what do you do? That was the issue I ran into. I remember when I finally walked through my entire list, and there were multiple times I wrote out 240 people… And I was like, "Look at all these people. Oh, my gosh. And if they got even a fifth of that... " And you start playing the percentage game. "What island will I buy?" I joke about that, but that was one of the things that I was like, "Holy cow." And it was one of the things that I was super concerned about when it suddenly wasn't working 'cause I was like, "Where else do I get my leads from? I have no idea where to get my leads." And suddenly the business was dead and I couldn't talk to anybody. This is something that, if you've not run into in the past... You're gonna run into it. If you don't figure out a lead machine, if you don't figure out a lead system, it's going to DIE. Every business that does not have consistent leads and cash flow dies. Those are the two numbers you should always watch. How many leads am I getting? Actual leads. Not just like, "I'm kinda interested." Qualified leads. Track them every month. We started doing that on a white board. When we started actually tracking the leads, for some reason without me even consciously doing more, we doubled the next month. Then after that it was like, another 50% higher than that… Just by us tracking it. I encourage you to start tracking the amount of leads coming in. ACQUIRING CUSTOMERS WITH FRONT-END PRODUCTS I wanna share with you ONE of my absolute favorite ways to not only get leads, but also get them faster while not having to pay for them. ' You need to understand a principle that all of us Internet marketers understand… Whoever can pay the most to acquire a customer wins. You can even have a worse product, but be able to spend more to acquire customer profitably, and you will WIN against the people who have better products. It's ONE of the major reasons why, when big MLMs say things like, "The product's so great, just go get it in front of the people and it sells itself." That might be true to a very small percentage of people… But the reality is, if I can spend $50 to acquire a customer and you can only spend $5, I am going to dominate you, even with a worse product. That’s why you have to think about this like, "Okay, so how do I actually make a lead machine?" All I do is teach people how to make lead machines, and wait for them to qualify themselves and say, "You know what, I am interested, Stephen. I'm interested in whatever you're doing. Let me come over and start chatting with you." I have some numbers here and what I don't want this to be is like, "Look at Stephen showing all the numbers of all the stuff he's making." Could you raise your hand right now and be like, "I will not get offended". FRONT-END PRODUCTS ARE UNAFFILIATED WITH MLM I wanna share with you real life stats of things that I'm actually doing… This is just ONE of my products that is actually generating leads for me. Qualifying them and teaching the ones are a good fit. I'm not saying that they're not good if they don't join my downline… Some of them already have one, which is great, they should stay in theirs. I'm not trying to pull from other places. That's not what I'm doing here. What I'm saying is there's a group of people who are already unhappy with what they're in. There's a certain kind of ‘moon's aligned’ individual. Q: Is it everybody? A: No… And it shouldn't be. What I do is create these front-end products that are unaffiliated with my MLM. It doesn't even say what I'm in. It's unaffiliated.  I don't teach their stuff I'm not selling their products I don't do anything  … I have something literally in the front here. I don't talk about it, I'm not speaking about it, I'm not saying the name of the product. I'm not even alluding. I keep my nose so clean. I'm not saying what it is that I'm actually in… And I know it drives some of you guys crazy. But that's ...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>I'm very excited to share with you a little bit more on how I actually get paid to find my leads. In the past, I have taught this concept several times… But I wanna share with you some more examples. When I was going around talking to a bunch of friends a</itunes:subtitle>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Today, I wanna teach you guys a VERY special technique I use… Which you've likely seen before, <strong>called Aging and Ascending,</strong> and <em><strong>how</strong></em> I do it to my MLM leads.</p> <p><b>AGING AND ASCENDING</b></p> <p>Recently, I was on a coaching call and there were <strong>several hundred people listening…</strong></p> <p>It's always funny because there's always <strong>TWO</strong> people in the audience…</p> <p>The <strong>first type of person</strong> is the person who's excited to be there.</p> <p>Maybe they sacrificed a little bit to be there <em>(even if it's on a virtual call)</em> and they're very <strong>pumped</strong> about it. They're taking notes and they're <strong>REALLY engaged.</strong></p> <p>The <strong>second type of person</strong> I see showing up to…</p> <ul> <li>An event</li> <li>A coaching call</li> <li>Or even just to <strong>LIFE</strong></li> </ul> <p>… Is the person who is <strong>actively looking for holes</strong> and <strong>actively looking to discredit</strong> what they're being taught.</p>  <p>The mentality of successful people is not knee-jerk skeptic.</p>  <p>https://youtu.be/HIoQe3YLYfA</p> <p>The reason I'm telling you this is because the thing I'm gonna walk you guys through today about <strong>Aging and Ascending</strong> leads… It has <strong>EVERYTHING</strong> to do with <em><strong>how</strong></em> I actually run my business.</p> <p>I'm begging you, <strong>PLEASE</strong> don't be the person who's like, <em>"That's not gonna work for me. It's worked for all these other tens of thousands of people, but not me. I'm unique."</em></p> <p><strong>**THICK SKIN MOMENT**</strong></p> <p><b>CHECK OUT MY VALUE LADDER</b></p> <p>I've got a cool piece of paper in my hand…</p> <p>I want to walk you through is <em><strong>how</strong></em> I actually <strong>Age and Ascend</strong> my leads through the use of what we call a <strong>VALUE LADDER.</strong></p> <p>This is probably not the first time you've heard this term…</p> <p>I wanna show you guys <em><strong>how</strong></em> I actually run my business.</p> <p>I did a podcast episode a little while ago called Info Plus MLM, and that episode is one of the cornerstones of <em><strong>how</strong></em> I run stuff.</p> <p>Some people say, <em>"No, that's not how it actually is happening."</em></p> <p><strong>Go watch major MLMers.</strong></p> <p>A lot of them have their own info products that are unrelated to the products that they actually sell… Unrelated to the MLM they're in!</p> <p>We've got <strong>INFORMATION</strong>… And that could come in the form of:</p> <ul> <li>Writing a book or an ebook</li> <li>Some kind of video course</li> <li>Audio training</li> </ul> <p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUCM8lGFDH6kAG7Q9xH6gnA" rel="nofollow">[If you’re not on YouTube right now, this episode might be helpful for you to check out on YouTube]</a></p> <p>What's cool is that when you understand this stuff, it’s not helpful for people unless you're <strong>solving legitimate problems.</strong></p>  <p>You cannot survive very long in this game without being legitimate.</p>  <p><b>THE FIRST TIME I LEARNED ABOUT AGING AND ASCENDING</b></p> <p>I'm <strong>NOT</strong> telling you to go make crap.</p> <p><strong>Go make things that are awesome.</strong></p> <p>What we do is we share information and then we lead those people into the downline that we're in. <strong>THAT’S</strong> how we play the game.</p> <p><strong>MANY</strong> big people play it that way.</p> <p>I'm <strong>NOT</strong> the first person to do this.</p> <p>I just noticed <strong>THIS</strong> is what big people are doing and I started going it.</p> <p>I wanna share with you how we <strong>take the leads</strong> from all this info space and we <strong>age and ascend</strong> them.</p> <p>That term comes from a book called <a href="https://dotcomsecrets.com/order-form-18601957" rel="nofollow">DotCom Secrets</a>.</p> <p>The first time I read <a href="https://dotcomsecrets.com/order-form-18601957" rel="nofollow">DotCom Secrets</a>, I was in the Army.</p> <p>It was in a 10-day training… I was laying in the dirt, and I had my M-16 in my right hand and <a href="https://dotcomsecrets.com/order-form-18601957" rel="nofollow">DotCom Secrets</a> in my left hand.</p> <p>I was reading <a href="https://dotcomsecrets.com/order-form-18601957" rel="nofollow">DotCom Secrets</a> and I'd laid down my weapon, pull a pen from the pen slots in the forearm of my uniform and take notes.</p> <p>One of the concepts in that book is called <strong>Aging and Ascending.</strong></p> <p>Let's say that you get 100 people who come to you and say, <em>"You know what? I'm interested interested in whatever MLM you're in."</em></p> <p>How many of them do you think are gonna join right off the bat?</p> <p>Let's say <strong>10%</strong> of these people actually do something.</p> <p>If you get <strong>10 people</strong>, that leaves <strong>90 people</strong> who did not take action.</p> <p>Go back to the way most of us are taught MLM… And there's nothing wrong with it… So long as you're approaching those who are <strong>actually interested.</strong></p> <p><b>AGING AND ASCENDING THE 90%</b></p> <p>Let's say you take your phone out and you get 100 contacts from your phone and 10 of the 100 take action.</p> <p><strong>That's not bad…</strong> But what do you do with the other 90?</p> <p><em>You just toss them to the wayside?</em> That's one of the reasons why people might feel used by you.</p> <p><strong>Don't toss them to the wayside.</strong></p> <p>What you do is what we call <strong>Age and Ascend.</strong></p> <p>I'm gonna put some time on them. I'm not just gonna drop them. <strong>Same thing is true online.</strong></p> <p>It's no different just because it's on the internet, <em><strong>it's just on the internet.</strong></em></p> <p>What do I do with this other 90? I'm going to <strong>Age and Ascend</strong> them.</p> <p>That's gonna let me gain more of a relationship, more trust. I wanna teach you how I do that with what we call a <strong>VALUE LADDER.</strong></p> <p>A value ladder traditionally looks like a series of steps.</p> <p>Basically all you're saying is, <em>“How much money I can charge with how much value I give them”.</em></p> <p>The more expensive things are up the <strong>TOP</strong> and the less expensive or free things are down the <strong>BOTTOM.</strong></p> <p>My MLM isn’t in my value ladder… It's actually in the <strong>BACK.</strong></p> <p>A portion of the people who see my <strong>FREE</strong> stuff come to me even though I <strong>don't say the name of my MLM</strong> in this <strong>ENTIRE</strong> value ladder.</p> <p><strong>It will kill it.</strong></p> <p>I <strong>DON’T</strong> talk about my MLM and I <strong>DON’T</strong> say what I'm in.</p> <p>I <strong>DO</strong> say that I'm in stuff, like right now, making this for <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> Radio.</p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is the <strong>FREE</strong> zone right there at the bottom of the value ladder.</p> <p><b>AGING AND ASCENDING YOUR LEADS</b></p> <p>A portion of you guys come to me and say, <em>"Hey, I'd like to join whatever you're in."</em></p>  <p>I'm telling you to do the same thing.</p>  <p>A portion of you are like, <em>"Hey, Stephen, I want the next thing to get to know you a little bit more."</em></p> <p>I have a book that's coming out. This is how I <strong>Age and Ascend</strong> leads.</p> <p>The whole point of this is to show you that a business without a lead machine is <strong>DEAD.</strong></p> <p>It doesn't matter that you're in MLM and someone else makes and fulfils on the product.</p> <p>You still <strong>NEED</strong> a source of leads.</p> <p>In traditional models, you are your upline's lead gen… <em>Which is why they tell you to gather all your phone contacts.</em></p> <p>I'm telling y...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Today, I wanna teach you guys a VERY special technique I use… Which you've likely seen before, <strong>called Aging and Ascending,</strong> and <em><strong>how</strong></em> I do it to my MLM leads.</p> <p><b>AGING AND ASCENDING</b></p> <p>Recently, I was on a coaching call and there were <strong>several hundred people listening…</strong></p> <p>It's always funny because there's always <strong>TWO</strong> people in the audience…</p> <p>The <strong>first type of person</strong> is the person who's excited to be there.</p> <p>Maybe they sacrificed a little bit to be there <em>(even if it's on a virtual call)</em> and they're very <strong>pumped</strong> about it. They're taking notes and they're <strong>REALLY engaged.</strong></p> <p>The <strong>second type of person</strong> I see showing up to…</p> <ul> <li>An event</li> <li>A coaching call</li> <li>Or even just to <strong>LIFE</strong></li> </ul> <p>… Is the person who is <strong>actively looking for holes</strong> and <strong>actively looking to discredit</strong> what they're being taught.</p>  <p>The mentality of successful people is not knee-jerk skeptic.</p>  <p>https://youtu.be/HIoQe3YLYfA</p> <p>The reason I'm telling you this is because the thing I'm gonna walk you guys through today about <strong>Aging and Ascending</strong> leads… It has <strong>EVERYTHING</strong> to do with <em><strong>how</strong></em> I actually run my business.</p> <p>I'm begging you, <strong>PLEASE</strong> don't be the person who's like, <em>"That's not gonna work for me. It's worked for all these other tens of thousands of people, but not me. I'm unique."</em></p> <p><strong>**THICK SKIN MOMENT**</strong></p> <p><b>CHECK OUT MY VALUE LADDER</b></p> <p>I've got a cool piece of paper in my hand…</p> <p>I want to walk you through is <em><strong>how</strong></em> I actually <strong>Age and Ascend</strong> my leads through the use of what we call a <strong>VALUE LADDER.</strong></p> <p>This is probably not the first time you've heard this term…</p> <p>I wanna show you guys <em><strong>how</strong></em> I actually run my business.</p> <p>I did a podcast episode a little while ago called Info Plus MLM, and that episode is one of the cornerstones of <em><strong>how</strong></em> I run stuff.</p> <p>Some people say, <em>"No, that's not how it actually is happening."</em></p> <p><strong>Go watch major MLMers.</strong></p> <p>A lot of them have their own info products that are unrelated to the products that they actually sell… Unrelated to the MLM they're in!</p> <p>We've got <strong>INFORMATION</strong>… And that could come in the form of:</p> <ul> <li>Writing a book or an ebook</li> <li>Some kind of video course</li> <li>Audio training</li> </ul> <p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUCM8lGFDH6kAG7Q9xH6gnA" rel="nofollow">[If you’re not on YouTube right now, this episode might be helpful for you to check out on YouTube]</a></p> <p>What's cool is that when you understand this stuff, it’s not helpful for people unless you're <strong>solving legitimate problems.</strong></p>  <p>You cannot survive very long in this game without being legitimate.</p>  <p><b>THE FIRST TIME I LEARNED ABOUT AGING AND ASCENDING</b></p> <p>I'm <strong>NOT</strong> telling you to go make crap.</p> <p><strong>Go make things that are awesome.</strong></p> <p>What we do is we share information and then we lead those people into the downline that we're in. <strong>THAT’S</strong> how we play the game.</p> <p><strong>MANY</strong> big people play it that way.</p> <p>I'm <strong>NOT</strong> the first person to do this.</p> <p>I just noticed <strong>THIS</strong> is what big people are doing and I started going it.</p> <p>I wanna share with you how we <strong>take the leads</strong> from all this info space and we <strong>age and ascend</strong> them.</p> <p>That term comes from a book called <a href="https://dotcomsecrets.com/order-form-18601957" rel="nofollow">DotCom Secrets</a>.</p> <p>The first time I read <a href="https://dotcomsecrets.com/order-form-18601957" rel="nofollow">DotCom Secrets</a>, I was in the Army.</p> <p>It was in a 10-day training… I was laying in the dirt, and I had my M-16 in my right hand and <a href="https://dotcomsecrets.com/order-form-18601957" rel="nofollow">DotCom Secrets</a> in my left hand.</p> <p>I was reading <a href="https://dotcomsecrets.com/order-form-18601957" rel="nofollow">DotCom Secrets</a> and I'd laid down my weapon, pull a pen from the pen slots in the forearm of my uniform and take notes.</p> <p>One of the concepts in that book is called <strong>Aging and Ascending.</strong></p> <p>Let's say that you get 100 people who come to you and say, <em>"You know what? I'm interested interested in whatever MLM you're in."</em></p> <p>How many of them do you think are gonna join right off the bat?</p> <p>Let's say <strong>10%</strong> of these people actually do something.</p> <p>If you get <strong>10 people</strong>, that leaves <strong>90 people</strong> who did not take action.</p> <p>Go back to the way most of us are taught MLM… And there's nothing wrong with it… So long as you're approaching those who are <strong>actually interested.</strong></p> <p><b>AGING AND ASCENDING THE 90%</b></p> <p>Let's say you take your phone out and you get 100 contacts from your phone and 10 of the 100 take action.</p> <p><strong>That's not bad…</strong> But what do you do with the other 90?</p> <p><em>You just toss them to the wayside?</em> That's one of the reasons why people might feel used by you.</p> <p><strong>Don't toss them to the wayside.</strong></p> <p>What you do is what we call <strong>Age and Ascend.</strong></p> <p>I'm gonna put some time on them. I'm not just gonna drop them. <strong>Same thing is true online.</strong></p> <p>It's no different just because it's on the internet, <em><strong>it's just on the internet.</strong></em></p> <p>What do I do with this other 90? I'm going to <strong>Age and Ascend</strong> them.</p> <p>That's gonna let me gain more of a relationship, more trust. I wanna teach you how I do that with what we call a <strong>VALUE LADDER.</strong></p> <p>A value ladder traditionally looks like a series of steps.</p> <p>Basically all you're saying is, <em>“How much money I can charge with how much value I give them”.</em></p> <p>The more expensive things are up the <strong>TOP</strong> and the less expensive or free things are down the <strong>BOTTOM.</strong></p> <p>My MLM isn’t in my value ladder… It's actually in the <strong>BACK.</strong></p> <p>A portion of the people who see my <strong>FREE</strong> stuff come to me even though I <strong>don't say the name of my MLM</strong> in this <strong>ENTIRE</strong> value ladder.</p> <p><strong>It will kill it.</strong></p> <p>I <strong>DON’T</strong> talk about my MLM and I <strong>DON’T</strong> say what I'm in.</p> <p>I <strong>DO</strong> say that I'm in stuff, like right now, making this for <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> Radio.</p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is the <strong>FREE</strong> zone right there at the bottom of the value ladder.</p> <p><b>AGING AND ASCENDING YOUR LEADS</b></p> <p>A portion of you guys come to me and say, <em>"Hey, I'd like to join whatever you're in."</em></p>  <p>I'm telling you to do the same thing.</p>  <p>A portion of you are like, <em>"Hey, Stephen, I want the next thing to get to know you a little bit more."</em></p> <p>I have a book that's coming out. This is how I <strong>Age and Ascend</strong> leads.</p> <p>The whole point of this is to show you that a business without a lead machine is <strong>DEAD.</strong></p> <p>It doesn't matter that you're in MLM and someone else makes and fulfils on the product.</p> <p>You still <strong>NEED</strong> a source of leads.</p> <p>In traditional models, you are your upline's lead gen… <em>Which is why they tell you to gather all your phone contacts.</em></p> <p>I'm telling y...</p>]]>
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      <author>Steve J Larsen: Automated Downline Recruiting</author>
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      <itunes:summary>Today, I wanna teach you guys a VERY special technique I use… Which you've likely seen before, called Aging and Ascending, and how I do it to my MLM leads. AGING AND ASCENDING Recently, I was on a coaching call and there were several hundred people listening… It's always funny because there's always TWO people in the audience… The first type of person is the person who's excited to be there. Maybe they sacrificed a little bit to be there (even if it's on a virtual call) and they're very pumped about it. They're taking notes and they're REALLY engaged. The second type of person I see showing up to…  An event A coaching call Or even just to LIFE  … Is the person who is actively looking for holes and actively looking to discredit what they're being taught.  The mentality of successful people is not knee-jerk skeptic.  https://youtu.be/HIoQe3YLYfA The reason I'm telling you this is because the thing I'm gonna walk you guys through today about Aging and Ascending leads… It has EVERYTHING to do with how I actually run my business. I'm begging you, PLEASE don't be the person who's like, "That's not gonna work for me. It's worked for all these other tens of thousands of people, but not me. I'm unique." **THICK SKIN MOMENT** CHECK OUT MY VALUE LADDER I've got a cool piece of paper in my hand… I want to walk you through is how I actually Age and Ascend my leads through the use of what we call a VALUE LADDER. This is probably not the first time you've heard this term… I wanna show you guys how I actually run my business. I did a podcast episode a little while ago called Info Plus MLM, and that episode is one of the cornerstones of how I run stuff. Some people say, "No, that's not how it actually is happening." Go watch major MLMers. A lot of them have their own info products that are unrelated to the products that they actually sell… Unrelated to the MLM they're in! We've got INFORMATION… And that could come in the form of:  Writing a book or an ebook Some kind of video course Audio training  [If you’re not on YouTube right now, this episode might be helpful for you to check out on YouTube] What's cool is that when you understand this stuff, it’s not helpful for people unless you're solving legitimate problems.  You cannot survive very long in this game without being legitimate.  THE FIRST TIME I LEARNED ABOUT AGING AND ASCENDING I'm NOT telling you to go make crap. Go make things that are awesome. What we do is we share information and then we lead those people into the downline that we're in. THAT’S how we play the game. MANY big people play it that way. I'm NOT the first person to do this. I just noticed THIS is what big people are doing and I started going it. I wanna share with you how we take the leads from all this info space and we age and ascend them. That term comes from a book called DotCom Secrets. The first time I read DotCom Secrets, I was in the Army. It was in a 10-day training… I was laying in the dirt, and I had my M-16 in my right hand and DotCom Secrets in my left hand. I was reading DotCom Secrets and I'd laid down my weapon, pull a pen from the pen slots in the forearm of my uniform and take notes. One of the concepts in that book is called Aging and Ascending. Let's say that you get 100 people who come to you and say, "You know what? I'm interested interested in whatever MLM you're in." How many of them do you think are gonna join right off the bat? Let's say 10% of these people actually do something. If you get 10 people, that leaves 90 people who did not take action. Go back to the way most of us are taught MLM… And there's nothing wrong with it… So long as you're approaching those who are actually interested. AGING AND ASCENDING THE 90% Let's say you take your phone out and you get 100 contacts from your phone and 10 of the 100 take action. That's not bad… But what do you do with the other 90? You just toss them to the wayside? That's one of the reasons why people might feel used by you. Don't toss them to the wayside. What you do is what we call Age and Ascend. I'm gonna put some time on them. I'm not just gonna drop them. Same thing is true online. It's no different just because it's on the internet, it's just on the internet. What do I do with this other 90? I'm going to Age and Ascend them. That's gonna let me gain more of a relationship, more trust. I wanna teach you how I do that with what we call a VALUE LADDER. A value ladder traditionally looks like a series of steps. Basically all you're saying is, “How much money I can charge with how much value I give them”. The more expensive things are up the TOP and the less expensive or free things are down the BOTTOM. My MLM isn’t in my value ladder… It's actually in the BACK. A portion of the people who see my FREE stuff come to me even though I don't say the name of my MLM in this ENTIRE value ladder. It will kill it. I DON’T talk about my MLM and I DON’T say what I'm in. I DO say that I'm in stuff, like right now, making this for Secret...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>Today, I wanna teach you guys a VERY special technique I use… Which you've likely seen before, called Aging and Ascending, and how I do it to my MLM leads. AGING AND ASCENDING Recently, I was on a coaching call and there were several hundred people listen</itunes:subtitle>
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        <![CDATA[<p><em>I have a very special guest for you today!</em></p> <p>Frankly, I'm very shocked that we are able to get someone with such incredible stature in this show.</p> <p><strong>SHE’S AMAZING!</strong> She's an incredible individual and we're all very lucky to have her here.</p> <p>I'm not gonna say the name of her MLM. I wanna keep it very company neutral so this remains a <strong>PURE</strong> marketing knowledge place.</p> <p><strong>She…</strong></p> <ul> <li>Has helped open <strong>40 countries</strong> for the network marketing company she's a part of.</li> <li>Has a downline of over <strong>FOUR AND A HALF MILLION</strong> people!</li> <li>Is an <strong>INCREDIBLE</strong> person and she has a podcast called <strong>MLM Game Changer.</strong></li> </ul> <p>We're <strong>VERY</strong> privileged to have her on here today. <strong>Teresa,</strong> welcome to the show.</p> <p><b>THE QUEEN OF OFFLINE RECRUITING</b></p> <p><strong>Teresa Harding:</strong> Thank you!</p> <p>I am <strong>REALLY</strong> excited to be here and I honestly feel really honored because you’ve been a mentor for a lot of the things that I've learned.</p> <p><em>Thank you for having me!</em></p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> That's awesome, thanks so much.</p> <p>People may not know you yet or have listened to your podcast yet…</p> <p>How did you get started in this game?</p> <p><strong>Teresa:</strong> Oh, my goodness, I <strong>HATED</strong> network marketing.</p> <p>I thought it was almost <strong>EVIL.</strong></p> <p>There were experiences where people tricked you into coming to a meeting at their house…</p> <p>They invite you to dinner, that whole thing, and <strong>I couldn't stand it!</strong></p> <p>I was not interested <strong>AT ALL.</strong></p> <p>https://youtu.be/aqn-PxmrYGE</p> <p>My sister invited me to a class, and I love my sister. We're very close.</p> <p>I knew I was going to go support her but I told my husband, <em>"Look, would you please come with me? I have to go to this thing because I have to support her."</em></p> <p>So I went and I was <strong>SURPRISED</strong> by the product. As you guys all know… Network marketing companies often have pretty amazing products.</p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Amazing products!</p> <p><strong>Teresa:</strong> I didn't know that at the time…</p> <p>Ours is a health product. My niece at the time was two years old…</p> <p>She started having some pretty serious neurological problems that were pretty scary, and someone told my sister, <em>"Oh, you should try this product"...</em></p> <p>And I thought, <em>"Oh, brother, are you kidding me?"</em></p> <p>The support and what I saw was actually <strong>UNBELIEVABLE…</strong></p> <p>So I started researching and looking into it and ended up <strong>WANTING</strong> the product but <strong>NOT</strong> gonna the business.</p> <p>I started using the product and helping people with the product and I started getting a little paycheck but I <strong>WASN’T</strong> trying to build.</p> <p><b>BUILDING AN OFFLINE RECRUITING BUSINESS</b></p> <p>So, I thought, <em>"Fine. I'll do this for three months. I am not talking to my friend and I am not talking to my family."</em></p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Right!</p> <p><strong>Teresa</strong>: In that, I think we're kindred spirits. I have heard <strong>SO MANY</strong> of your trainings!</p> <p>That's how I got involved, fell in love with it and now, <strong>LOVE…</strong></p> <ol> <li>Helping people</li> <li>Network marketing</li> </ol> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> When did it start becoming a <strong>REAL</strong> thing for you?</p> <p>You're like, <em>"Man, this is actually something that I wanna go full-time into and get four and a half million people"?</em></p> <p>Obviously, it didn't happen all at once… But what did that look like?</p> <p><strong>Teresa:</strong> And of course, it doesn't happen by yourself.</p> <p>It really takes <strong>A LOT</strong> of people working hard together and I have a lot of amazing leaders on my team, as you can imagine.</p> <p>Once I decided I'm gonna do this for three months… I'm kind of a <strong>go-getter</strong> and I always reach my goals.</p> <p>My goals are always crazy high where I constantly have naysayers telling me it can't be done, and I just go ahead and do it anyway…</p>  <p>I don't always reach them as soon as I want.</p>  <p>I decided to try it for <strong>3 months</strong> and then I went after it…</p> <p>It was working and it was <strong>UNBELIEVABLE!</strong></p> <p><b>NETWORK MARKETING IS HELPING PEOPLE</b></p> <p>I quickly discovered that it really <em><strong>IS</strong></em> about helping people.</p> <p>I built mine offline at first and it's just been amazing.</p> <p>And I absolutely that you don't pressure people. It's not about chasing, hunting people down.</p>  <p>We are not the hunter and they are not the target.</p>  <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Yeah, absolutely.</p> <p>One of the biggest questions I get, and I'm sure you get it all the time, is… <em>“How long have you been at it?”</em></p> <p>And I feel like the thing that they're asking is, <em>“Is it really worth it for me to go after that?”</em></p> <p>And they're trying to find some <strong>logical reason</strong> to release themselves from the pressure of moving forward.</p> <p>With that backdrop, and everyone now knowing how I feel about that… <em><strong>How long have you been at it?</strong></em></p> <p><strong>Teresa:</strong> I've been doing this for <strong>11 years.</strong></p> <p>At first, I was doing it <strong>part-time</strong> because I was a <strong>stay-at-home mom.</strong></p> <p>I'd never really been involved in business before.</p> <p>Of course, I had skills and I had been to college… <em>But I wanted to raise my own kids.</em></p> <p>So, I did that and this came about right as my kids were getting a little bit older.</p> <p>I would only do it part-time while they were at school or at their sports practices and things like that.</p> <p><b>NETWORK MARKETING PART TIME</b></p> <p>For the first several years, it was very part-time… But I'm an overachiever, which is fun for me.</p> <p>I would get <strong>A LOT</strong> done in the time that I had but then… As it got to a point where I could spend more time on it and I was able to do it full-time, I remember the day thinking, <em>"Okay. Now, let's see what we can do."</em></p> <p>At that point, I was a pretty high rank <em>(third from the highest rank that you could achieve in the company).</em></p> <p>I'd achieved <strong>A LOT…</strong></p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> That's so awesome.</p>  <p>Teresa is 100% the queen of offline building.</p>  <p>You have this down to a <strong>SCIENCE.</strong></p> <p><em>You're so good at it, you're known for it.</em></p> <p>You have your own programs on that as well!</p> <p><strong>Did you learn those things?</strong> I'm sure some of it was discovered along the way…</p> <p>Better tactics and methods on recruiting...</p> <p>How do you start getting really good at that? Because <strong>MOST</strong> don't.</p> <p><strong>Teresa:</strong> First of all, you have to know… I am <strong>EXTREMELY</strong> opinionated about how it should be done.</p> <p>The way that people pressure and try to approach all their friends and family… I did not agree with that <strong>AT ALL!</strong></p> <p>We <strong>DO</strong> have people make their list… But the way they approach is absolutely about <strong>WHAT</strong> they know that person actually <strong>NEEDS.</strong></p> <p>The thing I fell in love with when I found your online stuff was that we had been <em><strong>trying</strong></em> to figure out online for the last four years and we <strong>HAD</strong> figured it out… But not to the extent that you had.</p> <p><b>NETWORK MARKETING ONLINE</b></p> <p>When I found your stuff I <strong>freaked out</strong> because I was like, <em>"Oh, my goodness."</em></p> <p>We <strong>HAD</strong></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><em>I have a very special guest for you today!</em></p> <p>Frankly, I'm very shocked that we are able to get someone with such incredible stature in this show.</p> <p><strong>SHE’S AMAZING!</strong> She's an incredible individual and we're all very lucky to have her here.</p> <p>I'm not gonna say the name of her MLM. I wanna keep it very company neutral so this remains a <strong>PURE</strong> marketing knowledge place.</p> <p><strong>She…</strong></p> <ul> <li>Has helped open <strong>40 countries</strong> for the network marketing company she's a part of.</li> <li>Has a downline of over <strong>FOUR AND A HALF MILLION</strong> people!</li> <li>Is an <strong>INCREDIBLE</strong> person and she has a podcast called <strong>MLM Game Changer.</strong></li> </ul> <p>We're <strong>VERY</strong> privileged to have her on here today. <strong>Teresa,</strong> welcome to the show.</p> <p><b>THE QUEEN OF OFFLINE RECRUITING</b></p> <p><strong>Teresa Harding:</strong> Thank you!</p> <p>I am <strong>REALLY</strong> excited to be here and I honestly feel really honored because you’ve been a mentor for a lot of the things that I've learned.</p> <p><em>Thank you for having me!</em></p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> That's awesome, thanks so much.</p> <p>People may not know you yet or have listened to your podcast yet…</p> <p>How did you get started in this game?</p> <p><strong>Teresa:</strong> Oh, my goodness, I <strong>HATED</strong> network marketing.</p> <p>I thought it was almost <strong>EVIL.</strong></p> <p>There were experiences where people tricked you into coming to a meeting at their house…</p> <p>They invite you to dinner, that whole thing, and <strong>I couldn't stand it!</strong></p> <p>I was not interested <strong>AT ALL.</strong></p> <p>https://youtu.be/aqn-PxmrYGE</p> <p>My sister invited me to a class, and I love my sister. We're very close.</p> <p>I knew I was going to go support her but I told my husband, <em>"Look, would you please come with me? I have to go to this thing because I have to support her."</em></p> <p>So I went and I was <strong>SURPRISED</strong> by the product. As you guys all know… Network marketing companies often have pretty amazing products.</p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Amazing products!</p> <p><strong>Teresa:</strong> I didn't know that at the time…</p> <p>Ours is a health product. My niece at the time was two years old…</p> <p>She started having some pretty serious neurological problems that were pretty scary, and someone told my sister, <em>"Oh, you should try this product"...</em></p> <p>And I thought, <em>"Oh, brother, are you kidding me?"</em></p> <p>The support and what I saw was actually <strong>UNBELIEVABLE…</strong></p> <p>So I started researching and looking into it and ended up <strong>WANTING</strong> the product but <strong>NOT</strong> gonna the business.</p> <p>I started using the product and helping people with the product and I started getting a little paycheck but I <strong>WASN’T</strong> trying to build.</p> <p><b>BUILDING AN OFFLINE RECRUITING BUSINESS</b></p> <p>So, I thought, <em>"Fine. I'll do this for three months. I am not talking to my friend and I am not talking to my family."</em></p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Right!</p> <p><strong>Teresa</strong>: In that, I think we're kindred spirits. I have heard <strong>SO MANY</strong> of your trainings!</p> <p>That's how I got involved, fell in love with it and now, <strong>LOVE…</strong></p> <ol> <li>Helping people</li> <li>Network marketing</li> </ol> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> When did it start becoming a <strong>REAL</strong> thing for you?</p> <p>You're like, <em>"Man, this is actually something that I wanna go full-time into and get four and a half million people"?</em></p> <p>Obviously, it didn't happen all at once… But what did that look like?</p> <p><strong>Teresa:</strong> And of course, it doesn't happen by yourself.</p> <p>It really takes <strong>A LOT</strong> of people working hard together and I have a lot of amazing leaders on my team, as you can imagine.</p> <p>Once I decided I'm gonna do this for three months… I'm kind of a <strong>go-getter</strong> and I always reach my goals.</p> <p>My goals are always crazy high where I constantly have naysayers telling me it can't be done, and I just go ahead and do it anyway…</p>  <p>I don't always reach them as soon as I want.</p>  <p>I decided to try it for <strong>3 months</strong> and then I went after it…</p> <p>It was working and it was <strong>UNBELIEVABLE!</strong></p> <p><b>NETWORK MARKETING IS HELPING PEOPLE</b></p> <p>I quickly discovered that it really <em><strong>IS</strong></em> about helping people.</p> <p>I built mine offline at first and it's just been amazing.</p> <p>And I absolutely that you don't pressure people. It's not about chasing, hunting people down.</p>  <p>We are not the hunter and they are not the target.</p>  <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Yeah, absolutely.</p> <p>One of the biggest questions I get, and I'm sure you get it all the time, is… <em>“How long have you been at it?”</em></p> <p>And I feel like the thing that they're asking is, <em>“Is it really worth it for me to go after that?”</em></p> <p>And they're trying to find some <strong>logical reason</strong> to release themselves from the pressure of moving forward.</p> <p>With that backdrop, and everyone now knowing how I feel about that… <em><strong>How long have you been at it?</strong></em></p> <p><strong>Teresa:</strong> I've been doing this for <strong>11 years.</strong></p> <p>At first, I was doing it <strong>part-time</strong> because I was a <strong>stay-at-home mom.</strong></p> <p>I'd never really been involved in business before.</p> <p>Of course, I had skills and I had been to college… <em>But I wanted to raise my own kids.</em></p> <p>So, I did that and this came about right as my kids were getting a little bit older.</p> <p>I would only do it part-time while they were at school or at their sports practices and things like that.</p> <p><b>NETWORK MARKETING PART TIME</b></p> <p>For the first several years, it was very part-time… But I'm an overachiever, which is fun for me.</p> <p>I would get <strong>A LOT</strong> done in the time that I had but then… As it got to a point where I could spend more time on it and I was able to do it full-time, I remember the day thinking, <em>"Okay. Now, let's see what we can do."</em></p> <p>At that point, I was a pretty high rank <em>(third from the highest rank that you could achieve in the company).</em></p> <p>I'd achieved <strong>A LOT…</strong></p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> That's so awesome.</p>  <p>Teresa is 100% the queen of offline building.</p>  <p>You have this down to a <strong>SCIENCE.</strong></p> <p><em>You're so good at it, you're known for it.</em></p> <p>You have your own programs on that as well!</p> <p><strong>Did you learn those things?</strong> I'm sure some of it was discovered along the way…</p> <p>Better tactics and methods on recruiting...</p> <p>How do you start getting really good at that? Because <strong>MOST</strong> don't.</p> <p><strong>Teresa:</strong> First of all, you have to know… I am <strong>EXTREMELY</strong> opinionated about how it should be done.</p> <p>The way that people pressure and try to approach all their friends and family… I did not agree with that <strong>AT ALL!</strong></p> <p>We <strong>DO</strong> have people make their list… But the way they approach is absolutely about <strong>WHAT</strong> they know that person actually <strong>NEEDS.</strong></p> <p>The thing I fell in love with when I found your online stuff was that we had been <em><strong>trying</strong></em> to figure out online for the last four years and we <strong>HAD</strong> figured it out… But not to the extent that you had.</p> <p><b>NETWORK MARKETING ONLINE</b></p> <p>When I found your stuff I <strong>freaked out</strong> because I was like, <em>"Oh, my goodness."</em></p> <p>We <strong>HAD</strong></p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>I have a very special guest for you today! Frankly, I'm very shocked that we are able to get someone with such incredible stature in this show. SHE’S AMAZING! She's an incredible individual and we're all very lucky to have her here. I'm not gonna say the name of her MLM. I wanna keep it very company neutral so this remains a PURE marketing knowledge place. She…  Has helped open 40 countries for the network marketing company she's a part of. Has a downline of over FOUR AND A HALF MILLION people! Is an INCREDIBLE person and she has a podcast called MLM Game Changer.  We're VERY privileged to have her on here today. Teresa, welcome to the show. THE QUEEN OF OFFLINE RECRUITING Teresa Harding: Thank you! I am REALLY excited to be here and I honestly feel really honored because you’ve been a mentor for a lot of the things that I've learned. Thank you for having me! Steve: That's awesome, thanks so much. People may not know you yet or have listened to your podcast yet… How did you get started in this game? Teresa: Oh, my goodness, I HATED network marketing. I thought it was almost EVIL. There were experiences where people tricked you into coming to a meeting at their house… They invite you to dinner, that whole thing, and I couldn't stand it! I was not interested AT ALL. https://youtu.be/aqn-PxmrYGE My sister invited me to a class, and I love my sister. We're very close. I knew I was going to go support her but I told my husband, "Look, would you please come with me? I have to go to this thing because I have to support her." So I went and I was SURPRISED by the product. As you guys all know… Network marketing companies often have pretty amazing products. Steve: Amazing products! Teresa: I didn't know that at the time… Ours is a health product. My niece at the time was two years old… She started having some pretty serious neurological problems that were pretty scary, and someone told my sister, "Oh, you should try this product"... And I thought, "Oh, brother, are you kidding me?" The support and what I saw was actually UNBELIEVABLE… So I started researching and looking into it and ended up WANTING the product but NOT gonna the business. I started using the product and helping people with the product and I started getting a little paycheck but I WASN’T trying to build. BUILDING AN OFFLINE RECRUITING BUSINESS So, I thought, "Fine. I'll do this for three months. I am not talking to my friend and I am not talking to my family." Steve: Right! Teresa: In that, I think we're kindred spirits. I have heard SO MANY of your trainings! That's how I got involved, fell in love with it and now, LOVE…  Helping people Network marketing  Steve: When did it start becoming a REAL thing for you? You're like, "Man, this is actually something that I wanna go full-time into and get four and a half million people"? Obviously, it didn't happen all at once… But what did that look like? Teresa: And of course, it doesn't happen by yourself. It really takes A LOT of people working hard together and I have a lot of amazing leaders on my team, as you can imagine. Once I decided I'm gonna do this for three months… I'm kind of a go-getter and I always reach my goals. My goals are always crazy high where I constantly have naysayers telling me it can't be done, and I just go ahead and do it anyway…  I don't always reach them as soon as I want.  I decided to try it for 3 months and then I went after it… It was working and it was UNBELIEVABLE! NETWORK MARKETING IS HELPING PEOPLE I quickly discovered that it really IS about helping people. I built mine offline at first and it's just been amazing. And I absolutely that you don't pressure people. It's not about chasing, hunting people down.  We are not the hunter and they are not the target.  Steve: Yeah, absolutely. One of the biggest questions I get, and I'm sure you get it all the time, is… “How long have you been at it?” And I feel like the thing that they're asking is, “Is it really worth it for me to go after that?” And they're trying to find some logical reason to release themselves from the pressure of moving forward. With that backdrop, and everyone now knowing how I feel about that… How long have you been at it? Teresa: I've been doing this for 11 years. At first, I was doing it part-time because I was a stay-at-home mom. I'd never really been involved in business before. Of course, I had skills and I had been to college… But I wanted to raise my own kids. So, I did that and this came about right as my kids were getting a little bit older. I would only do it part-time while they were at school or at their sports practices and things like that. NETWORK MARKETING PART TIME For the first several years, it was very part-time… But I'm an overachiever, which is fun for me. I would get A LOT done in the time that I had but then… As it got to a point where I could spend more time on it and I was able to do it full-time, I remember the day thinking, "Okay. Now, let's see what we can do." At that point...</itunes:summary>
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      <title>103: Writing MLM Ads...</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I wanna teach you a little bit more about <strong>HOW to create ads or write video scripts</strong> for products you’re promoting in the MLM space…. </p> <p> </p> <p>About a week ago, towards the end of the day, I knew that we were gonna go do a bunch of filming the next day for some funnels that you guys will see us launching soon…  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>In fact, I'll tell you about one of them today. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I thought, <em>“What could we do to make a video that's off the top crazy?” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Whether you're brand new in MLM, network marketing, or direct sales, whatever you choose to call it… <strong>We're all basically commission-based salesmen. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Whatever it is that you are going to choose to sell… Understand that as a marketer you are a <strong>NOISEMAKER. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Some people have gotten mad when I've said in the past… </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>They're like, <em>"Hey, look, there's enough noise out there all ready in this planet, Steve, and I don't need to be making more of it." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm not saying make noise for noise's sake… </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>CREATING SUCCESS IN MLM</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I have a bunch of quotes on the ceiling in my office… </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I ran out of wall space because I’ve got whiteboards everywhere… <strong>So I started putting my quotes on the ceiling. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There is a quote up there that says, <em>"When you open your mouth, you are either contributing and adding value or you're just making distraction and noise and nonsense" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>What I'm saying is, by making noise, do things of value. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>That's what we ask ourselves frequently here in this office. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There's several others that work here now… And we will all sit down and start thinking, <em>“What could we do that would cause positive good noise that brings attention over to what we're doing?” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It's been great and it's been a ton of fun doing that. We come up with some pretty <strong>aggressive</strong> things sometimes. </p> <p> </p> <p>I live in Boise, Idaho, right next to ClickFunnels. We had this idea to go 30 minutes away to this place where we could <strong>SHOOT. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I shot a lot of guns growing up and I was in the Army for about four and a half years… I just love guns. <strong><em>Guns are fun when you're safe with them. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, <em>"Let's do something with guns. Let's do something that's big and aggressive," </em></p> <p> </p> <p>We decided to go to these places and start shooting some guns and we brought our videographer with us so we could start shooting. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>Shooting with a camera but also shooting with a gun…  </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I wrote this script…</strong> The purpose of the script is to go in and <strong>ruffle some feathers</strong> around a lot of false beliefs in the MLM space.  </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I wanna read the script to you real quick so you can see how I wrote this… </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ADS FOR SUCCESS IN MLM</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>With any script that I write <strong>EVER…</strong> Whether it's for the <a href="http://www.secretmlmhackswebinar.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks Webinar</a> <em>(if you guys wanna see that, go to</em> <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow"><em>secretmlmhacks.com</em></a><em>)</em> or anything really... I always step back and think about my target audience. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Whether you're: </strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Selling product </li> <li>Trying to recruit</li> <li>Building or selling the products</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… Think about the mainstream things. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>What are the mainstream things that my dream customer believes right now and I <strong>KNOW</strong> are <strong>WRONG?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Then what I do is become the <strong>OPPOSITE</strong> of that in the ad or in the script. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's one of the <strong>EASIEST</strong> ways to get a lot of attention. </p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say that you were gonna go speak to a bunch of bodybuilders and you're selling them a CrossFit program…  </p> <p> </p> <p>What are all the beliefs that a bodybuilder has that you know are <strong>WRONG</strong> that could be hurting them?  </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm gonna bring that out in the ad and become the exact <strong>OPPOSITE</strong> of it. </p> <p> </p> <p>I am the <strong>ANTI</strong> of that thing… <strong><em>Openly, loud and proud! </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You'll see what I mean as we go here…  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>So what we did was… </strong></p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>Bought a shotgun</li> <li>And we bought Tannerite</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>… If you don't know what this stuff is, it's an explosive <em>(it's legal)</em>. We got it from Dick's Sporting Goods. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I went to a party store and I got tons of stuff… </strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>A full-board cutout of Superman </li> <li>Hans Solo</li> <li>A hundred-pound, old-school TV that we've just had sitting on the side of our house forever…  this thing's sooo heavy</li> <li>A really old Mac computer</li> <li>Lots of spray paint</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>We drove out to this place <em>(it was a super nice day)</em> and we went out to this clearing… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is the script that I wrote… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>NETWORK MARKETING ADS SCRIPT </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It starts out with me standing in a field…  </p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Is success in MLM even possible today?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>What's cool about starting anything with a question is that <strong>questions hijack brains.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If I was to ask you a question like, <em>"Are you really actually gonna be successful in your MLM right now?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>By default, you can't <strong>NOT</strong> think about that. That's <strong>WHY</strong> questions are such a powerful opener.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Is success in MLM even possible today?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And then it backs out and I'm standing in this field with a TV…  </p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Well, let me ask you this..." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It's kind of like those Geico commercials… <em>"Could Geico really save you 15% on car insurance?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Could a woodchuck chuck wood?"</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>And then it goes to a woodchuck throwing wood… </p> <p> </p> <p>There's <strong>A LOT</strong> of fast cuts in this…  </p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Is success in MLM even possible today? </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Well, let me ask you this…  </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Will this old-school, hundred-pound TV explode with only four pounds of ...</em></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I wanna teach you a little bit more about <strong>HOW to create ads or write video scripts</strong> for products you’re promoting in the MLM space…. </p> <p> </p> <p>About a week ago, towards the end of the day, I knew that we were gonna go do a bunch of filming the next day for some funnels that you guys will see us launching soon…  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>In fact, I'll tell you about one of them today. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I thought, <em>“What could we do to make a video that's off the top crazy?” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Whether you're brand new in MLM, network marketing, or direct sales, whatever you choose to call it… <strong>We're all basically commission-based salesmen. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Whatever it is that you are going to choose to sell… Understand that as a marketer you are a <strong>NOISEMAKER. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Some people have gotten mad when I've said in the past… </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>They're like, <em>"Hey, look, there's enough noise out there all ready in this planet, Steve, and I don't need to be making more of it." </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm not saying make noise for noise's sake… </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>CREATING SUCCESS IN MLM</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I have a bunch of quotes on the ceiling in my office… </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I ran out of wall space because I’ve got whiteboards everywhere… <strong>So I started putting my quotes on the ceiling. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There is a quote up there that says, <em>"When you open your mouth, you are either contributing and adding value or you're just making distraction and noise and nonsense" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>What I'm saying is, by making noise, do things of value. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>That's what we ask ourselves frequently here in this office. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There's several others that work here now… And we will all sit down and start thinking, <em>“What could we do that would cause positive good noise that brings attention over to what we're doing?” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It's been great and it's been a ton of fun doing that. We come up with some pretty <strong>aggressive</strong> things sometimes. </p> <p> </p> <p>I live in Boise, Idaho, right next to ClickFunnels. We had this idea to go 30 minutes away to this place where we could <strong>SHOOT. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I shot a lot of guns growing up and I was in the Army for about four and a half years… I just love guns. <strong><em>Guns are fun when you're safe with them. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, <em>"Let's do something with guns. Let's do something that's big and aggressive," </em></p> <p> </p> <p>We decided to go to these places and start shooting some guns and we brought our videographer with us so we could start shooting. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>Shooting with a camera but also shooting with a gun…  </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I wrote this script…</strong> The purpose of the script is to go in and <strong>ruffle some feathers</strong> around a lot of false beliefs in the MLM space.  </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I wanna read the script to you real quick so you can see how I wrote this… </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ADS FOR SUCCESS IN MLM</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>With any script that I write <strong>EVER…</strong> Whether it's for the <a href="http://www.secretmlmhackswebinar.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks Webinar</a> <em>(if you guys wanna see that, go to</em> <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow"><em>secretmlmhacks.com</em></a><em>)</em> or anything really... I always step back and think about my target audience. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Whether you're: </strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Selling product </li> <li>Trying to recruit</li> <li>Building or selling the products</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… Think about the mainstream things. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>What are the mainstream things that my dream customer believes right now and I <strong>KNOW</strong> are <strong>WRONG?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Then what I do is become the <strong>OPPOSITE</strong> of that in the ad or in the script. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's one of the <strong>EASIEST</strong> ways to get a lot of attention. </p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say that you were gonna go speak to a bunch of bodybuilders and you're selling them a CrossFit program…  </p> <p> </p> <p>What are all the beliefs that a bodybuilder has that you know are <strong>WRONG</strong> that could be hurting them?  </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm gonna bring that out in the ad and become the exact <strong>OPPOSITE</strong> of it. </p> <p> </p> <p>I am the <strong>ANTI</strong> of that thing… <strong><em>Openly, loud and proud! </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You'll see what I mean as we go here…  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>So what we did was… </strong></p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>Bought a shotgun</li> <li>And we bought Tannerite</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>… If you don't know what this stuff is, it's an explosive <em>(it's legal)</em>. We got it from Dick's Sporting Goods. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I went to a party store and I got tons of stuff… </strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>A full-board cutout of Superman </li> <li>Hans Solo</li> <li>A hundred-pound, old-school TV that we've just had sitting on the side of our house forever…  this thing's sooo heavy</li> <li>A really old Mac computer</li> <li>Lots of spray paint</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>We drove out to this place <em>(it was a super nice day)</em> and we went out to this clearing… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is the script that I wrote… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>NETWORK MARKETING ADS SCRIPT </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It starts out with me standing in a field…  </p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Is success in MLM even possible today?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>What's cool about starting anything with a question is that <strong>questions hijack brains.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If I was to ask you a question like, <em>"Are you really actually gonna be successful in your MLM right now?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>By default, you can't <strong>NOT</strong> think about that. That's <strong>WHY</strong> questions are such a powerful opener.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Is success in MLM even possible today?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And then it backs out and I'm standing in this field with a TV…  </p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Well, let me ask you this..." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It's kind of like those Geico commercials… <em>"Could Geico really save you 15% on car insurance?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Could a woodchuck chuck wood?"</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>And then it goes to a woodchuck throwing wood… </p> <p> </p> <p>There's <strong>A LOT</strong> of fast cuts in this…  </p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Is success in MLM even possible today? </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Well, let me ask you this…  </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Will this old-school, hundred-pound TV explode with only four pounds of ...</em></p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>I wanna teach you a little bit more about HOW to create ads or write video scripts for products you’re promoting in the MLM space….    About a week ago, towards the end of the day, I knew that we were gonna go do a bunch of filming the next day for some funnels that you guys will see us launching soon…     In fact, I'll tell you about one of them today.    I thought, “What could we do to make a video that's off the top crazy?”    Whether you're brand new in MLM, network marketing, or direct sales, whatever you choose to call it… We're all basically commission-based salesmen.    Whatever it is that you are going to choose to sell… Understand that as a marketer you are a NOISEMAKER.    Some people have gotten mad when I've said in the past…    They're like, "Hey, look, there's enough noise out there all ready in this planet, Steve, and I don't need to be making more of it."    I'm not saying make noise for noise's sake…    CREATING SUCCESS IN MLM   I have a bunch of quotes on the ceiling in my office…    I ran out of wall space because I’ve got whiteboards everywhere… So I started putting my quotes on the ceiling.    There is a quote up there that says, "When you open your mouth, you are either contributing and adding value or you're just making distraction and noise and nonsense"    What I'm saying is, by making noise, do things of value.    That's what we ask ourselves frequently here in this office.    There's several others that work here now… And we will all sit down and start thinking, “What could we do that would cause positive good noise that brings attention over to what we're doing?”    It's been great and it's been a ton of fun doing that. We come up with some pretty aggressive things sometimes.    I live in Boise, Idaho, right next to ClickFunnels. We had this idea to go 30 minutes away to this place where we could SHOOT.    I shot a lot of guns growing up and I was in the Army for about four and a half years… I just love guns. Guns are fun when you're safe with them.    I was like, "Let's do something with guns. Let's do something that's big and aggressive,"    We decided to go to these places and start shooting some guns and we brought our videographer with us so we could start shooting.    Shooting with a camera but also shooting with a gun…     I wrote this script… The purpose of the script is to go in and ruffle some feathers around a lot of false beliefs in the MLM space.     I wanna read the script to you real quick so you can see how I wrote this…    ADS FOR SUCCESS IN MLM   With any script that I write EVER… Whether it's for the Secret MLM Hacks Webinar (if you guys wanna see that, go to secretmlmhacks.com) or anything really... I always step back and think about my target audience.    Whether you're:     Selling product  Trying to recruit Building or selling the products    … Think about the mainstream things.    What are the mainstream things that my dream customer believes right now and I KNOW are WRONG?   Then what I do is become the OPPOSITE of that in the ad or in the script.    It's one of the EASIEST ways to get a lot of attention.    Let's say that you were gonna go speak to a bunch of bodybuilders and you're selling them a CrossFit program…     What are all the beliefs that a bodybuilder has that you know are WRONG that could be hurting them?     I'm gonna bring that out in the ad and become the exact OPPOSITE of it.    I am the ANTI of that thing… Openly, loud and proud!    You'll see what I mean as we go here…     So what we did was…     Bought a shotgun And we bought Tannerite    … If you don't know what this stuff is, it's an explosive (it's legal). We got it from Dick's Sporting Goods.    I went to a party store and I got tons of stuff…     A full-board cutout of Superman  Hans Solo A hundred-pound, old-school TV that we've just had sitting on the side of our house forever…  this thing's sooo heavy A really old Mac computer Lots of spray paint    We drove out to this place (it was a super nice day) and we went out to this clearing…    THIS is the script that I wrote…    NETWORK MARKETING ADS SCRIPT    It starts out with me standing in a field…     "Is success in MLM even possible today?"    What's cool about starting anything with a question is that questions hijack brains.   If I was to ask you a question like, "Are you really actually gonna be successful in your MLM right now?"    By default, you can't NOT think about that. That's WHY questions are such a powerful opener.   "Is success in MLM even possible today?"    And then it backs out and I'm standing in this field with a TV…     "Well, let me ask you this..."    It's kind of like those Geico commercials… "Could Geico really save you 15% on car insurance?”   "Could a woodchuck chuck wood?"    And then it goes to a woodchuck throwing wood…    There's A LOT of fast cuts in this…     "Is success in MLM even possible today?    Well, let me ask you this…     Will this old-school, hundred-pound TV explode with only four ...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>I want to share with you a project that I've been doing here… I bought</em></strong> <a href="https://themlmfunnel.com/waitlist" rel="nofollow"><strong><em>themlmfunnel.com</em></strong></a> <strong><em>and I want to share with you the Funnel. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you're reading the blog, that's great… But I would come and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUCM8lGFDH6kAG7Q9xH6gnA" rel="nofollow"> WATCH</a> this one.  </p> <p> </p> <p>I have my whiteboard here and I spent quite a bit of time drawing this funnel. </p> <p> </p> <p>Back in the day, I used to build my own funnels… <strong>But now I have a team. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I draw the funnel for the team, and I record myself going through it, and then I say, <em>“Okay, go build it!” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>What's cool about that is… <strong>Stuff that gets done WITHOUT me! </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's one of the ways they created leverage.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE MLM FUNNEL</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I create <strong>TWO</strong> different kinds of MLM funnels…</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>A funnel to sell product</li> <li>Another funnel to sell the opportunity (to recruit) </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>If you've never taken the <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks Program</a>, go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a>, and you can actually see the companion to this show. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's actually a program, and this show is to help facilitate that program as well. </p> <p> </p> <p>When I need to promote something that I don't own the checkout for… <strong>That's all MLM is! </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I remember the first time I realized that I’d get in trouble both with my MLM, Facebook, and all these other ad platforms, if I take my MLM product and I drive ads to it on Facebook. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Can't do that. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>For the most part, you're not allowed to do that. Facebook hates the use of MLM online, and I totally get it. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's because no one knows how to do it <strong>RIGHT</strong>… And they go take selfies in the gym… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Caption:</em></strong> <em>Working from home today! </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That sucks. I hate that.</strong> It's the dumbest type of marketing ever in my opinion!  </p> <p> </p> <p>I want to teach <strong>HOW</strong> to sell things on the internet with the funnel that's very easy to use. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>It's literally ONE page.  </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This one-page funnel made me <strong>$110,000</strong> in the last six months!</p> <p> </p> <p>I've made <strong>$110,000</strong> as an affiliate for somebody else. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What you have to understand is:</strong> The affiliate model on the internet is the exact same as the MLM model. </p> <p> </p> <p>I have tons of people who are affiliates for <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> because it's the same model. </p> <p> </p> <p>You are not allowed to do affiliate products in a lot of places… <strong><em>Just like MLM… </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So, what do you do? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>AUTOMATE SELLING YOUR MLM PRODUCTS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I wanna teach you how this model is very easy to use to sell your MLM's product. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is a powerful episode and I want you to buckle up...</p> <p> </p> <p>You may want to come to <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUCM8lGFDH6kAG7Q9xH6gnA" rel="nofollow"> YouTube</a> so that you can see what I'm gonna draw here on my whiteboard. </p> <p> </p> <p>As I bring it in… <em>I'm nervous that someone's gonna have a heart attack. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It might look crazy, <strong>IT’S NOT.</strong> It's actually super simple. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's more that I'm a messy drawer… <strong>It's not a messy model at all. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you don't know what a funnel is… <em>A funnel is just a sales process which you can automate.</em></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>I can automate ways to get leads</li> <li>I can automate ways to get sales</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>This is how I automate when I <strong>DON’T</strong> control the cart. </p> <p> </p> <p>You have <strong>NO</strong> control over the checkout process when you send people to your link.  </p> <p> </p> <p>THIS is how you can still have a massive impact on your sales AND... If you have never taken a <a href="https://hackmlm.com/" rel="nofollow">Hack MLM Program</a>, go to <a href="https://hackmlm.com/" rel="nofollow">hackmlm.com</a> and it walks through this in depth. </p> <p> </p> <p>If you're actually serious about it and want to get these systems for yourself, go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and get this program. </p> <p> </p> <p>This is why it's been such a big deal… <em>It's because I flip a lot of these models on its head. </em></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>I don't use the way upliners teach MLM</li> <li>I've never done a home meeting</li> <li>I've never done a hotel meeting</li> <li>I don't do phone meetings</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… I auto-recruit pretty much</em> <strong><em>DAILY! </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>FREAKING OUT OVER THE MLM FUNNEL</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't want anyone to freak out or anything but I want you to take note of the process I go through to create a funnel. </p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>This works if you are trying to recruit</li> <li>It also works if you're trying to do products</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>I would use this funnel that I'm about to share with you to <strong>SELL</strong> products. </p> <p> </p> <p>I can use this to promote something that I don't own the cart for… This is the <strong>MLM FUNNEL. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you go to <a href="https://themlmfunnel.com/waitlist" rel="nofollow">themlmfunnel.com</a>, this is what you're about to see when you go there.  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>**No one have a heart attack or anything**  </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>THIS is why it works for MLM… When I don't own somebody else's product, what are all the things somebody's going to struggle with? </p> <p> </p> <p>What are all the things somebody's going to struggle with when they buy the other person's product through my link? </p> <p> </p> <p>And I come up with my own <strong>OFFER. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Think about this for a moment… </em></p> <p> </p> <p>There's a really cool book that Russell Brunson just put out called <strong>Network Marketing Secrets,</strong> and I created this funnel to promote that book. </p> <p> </p> <p>It’s the exact same model to go sell MLM products with… <em>There's no difference! </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I keep telling everybody it's the same thing as affiliate marketing online! ...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>I want to share with you a project that I've been doing here… I bought</em></strong> <a href="https://themlmfunnel.com/waitlist" rel="nofollow"><strong><em>themlmfunnel.com</em></strong></a> <strong><em>and I want to share with you the Funnel. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you're reading the blog, that's great… But I would come and <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUCM8lGFDH6kAG7Q9xH6gnA" rel="nofollow"> WATCH</a> this one.  </p> <p> </p> <p>I have my whiteboard here and I spent quite a bit of time drawing this funnel. </p> <p> </p> <p>Back in the day, I used to build my own funnels… <strong>But now I have a team. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I draw the funnel for the team, and I record myself going through it, and then I say, <em>“Okay, go build it!” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>What's cool about that is… <strong>Stuff that gets done WITHOUT me! </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's one of the ways they created leverage.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE MLM FUNNEL</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I create <strong>TWO</strong> different kinds of MLM funnels…</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>A funnel to sell product</li> <li>Another funnel to sell the opportunity (to recruit) </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>If you've never taken the <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks Program</a>, go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a>, and you can actually see the companion to this show. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's actually a program, and this show is to help facilitate that program as well. </p> <p> </p> <p>When I need to promote something that I don't own the checkout for… <strong>That's all MLM is! </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I remember the first time I realized that I’d get in trouble both with my MLM, Facebook, and all these other ad platforms, if I take my MLM product and I drive ads to it on Facebook. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Can't do that. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>For the most part, you're not allowed to do that. Facebook hates the use of MLM online, and I totally get it. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's because no one knows how to do it <strong>RIGHT</strong>… And they go take selfies in the gym… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Caption:</em></strong> <em>Working from home today! </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That sucks. I hate that.</strong> It's the dumbest type of marketing ever in my opinion!  </p> <p> </p> <p>I want to teach <strong>HOW</strong> to sell things on the internet with the funnel that's very easy to use. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>It's literally ONE page.  </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This one-page funnel made me <strong>$110,000</strong> in the last six months!</p> <p> </p> <p>I've made <strong>$110,000</strong> as an affiliate for somebody else. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What you have to understand is:</strong> The affiliate model on the internet is the exact same as the MLM model. </p> <p> </p> <p>I have tons of people who are affiliates for <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> because it's the same model. </p> <p> </p> <p>You are not allowed to do affiliate products in a lot of places… <strong><em>Just like MLM… </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So, what do you do? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>AUTOMATE SELLING YOUR MLM PRODUCTS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I wanna teach you how this model is very easy to use to sell your MLM's product. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is a powerful episode and I want you to buckle up...</p> <p> </p> <p>You may want to come to <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUCM8lGFDH6kAG7Q9xH6gnA" rel="nofollow"> YouTube</a> so that you can see what I'm gonna draw here on my whiteboard. </p> <p> </p> <p>As I bring it in… <em>I'm nervous that someone's gonna have a heart attack. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It might look crazy, <strong>IT’S NOT.</strong> It's actually super simple. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's more that I'm a messy drawer… <strong>It's not a messy model at all. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you don't know what a funnel is… <em>A funnel is just a sales process which you can automate.</em></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>I can automate ways to get leads</li> <li>I can automate ways to get sales</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>This is how I automate when I <strong>DON’T</strong> control the cart. </p> <p> </p> <p>You have <strong>NO</strong> control over the checkout process when you send people to your link.  </p> <p> </p> <p>THIS is how you can still have a massive impact on your sales AND... If you have never taken a <a href="https://hackmlm.com/" rel="nofollow">Hack MLM Program</a>, go to <a href="https://hackmlm.com/" rel="nofollow">hackmlm.com</a> and it walks through this in depth. </p> <p> </p> <p>If you're actually serious about it and want to get these systems for yourself, go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and get this program. </p> <p> </p> <p>This is why it's been such a big deal… <em>It's because I flip a lot of these models on its head. </em></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>I don't use the way upliners teach MLM</li> <li>I've never done a home meeting</li> <li>I've never done a hotel meeting</li> <li>I don't do phone meetings</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… I auto-recruit pretty much</em> <strong><em>DAILY! </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>FREAKING OUT OVER THE MLM FUNNEL</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't want anyone to freak out or anything but I want you to take note of the process I go through to create a funnel. </p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>This works if you are trying to recruit</li> <li>It also works if you're trying to do products</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>I would use this funnel that I'm about to share with you to <strong>SELL</strong> products. </p> <p> </p> <p>I can use this to promote something that I don't own the cart for… This is the <strong>MLM FUNNEL. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you go to <a href="https://themlmfunnel.com/waitlist" rel="nofollow">themlmfunnel.com</a>, this is what you're about to see when you go there.  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>**No one have a heart attack or anything**  </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>THIS is why it works for MLM… When I don't own somebody else's product, what are all the things somebody's going to struggle with? </p> <p> </p> <p>What are all the things somebody's going to struggle with when they buy the other person's product through my link? </p> <p> </p> <p>And I come up with my own <strong>OFFER. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Think about this for a moment… </em></p> <p> </p> <p>There's a really cool book that Russell Brunson just put out called <strong>Network Marketing Secrets,</strong> and I created this funnel to promote that book. </p> <p> </p> <p>It’s the exact same model to go sell MLM products with… <em>There's no difference! </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I keep telling everybody it's the same thing as affiliate marketing online! ...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>I want to share with you a project that I've been doing here… I bought themlmfunnel.com and I want to share with you the Funnel.    If you're reading the blog, that's great… But I would come and  WATCH this one.     I have my whiteboard here and I spent quite a bit of time drawing this funnel.    Back in the day, I used to build my own funnels… But now I have a team.    I draw the funnel for the team, and I record myself going through it, and then I say, “Okay, go build it!”    What's cool about that is… Stuff that gets done WITHOUT me!    It's one of the ways they created leverage.   THE MLM FUNNEL   I create TWO different kinds of MLM funnels…    A funnel to sell product Another funnel to sell the opportunity (to recruit)     If you've never taken the Secret MLM Hacks Program, go to secretmlmhacks.com, and you can actually see the companion to this show.    It's actually a program, and this show is to help facilitate that program as well.    When I need to promote something that I don't own the checkout for… That's all MLM is!    I remember the first time I realized that I’d get in trouble both with my MLM, Facebook, and all these other ad platforms, if I take my MLM product and I drive ads to it on Facebook.    Can't do that.    For the most part, you're not allowed to do that. Facebook hates the use of MLM online, and I totally get it.    It's because no one knows how to do it RIGHT… And they go take selfies in the gym…    Caption: Working from home today!    That sucks. I hate that. It's the dumbest type of marketing ever in my opinion!     I want to teach HOW to sell things on the internet with the funnel that's very easy to use.    It's literally ONE page.     This one-page funnel made me $110,000 in the last six months!   I've made $110,000 as an affiliate for somebody else.    What you have to understand is: The affiliate model on the internet is the exact same as the MLM model.    I have tons of people who are affiliates for Secret MLM Hacks because it's the same model.    You are not allowed to do affiliate products in a lot of places… Just like MLM…    So, what do you do?    AUTOMATE SELLING YOUR MLM PRODUCTS   I wanna teach you how this model is very easy to use to sell your MLM's product.    THIS is a powerful episode and I want you to buckle up...   You may want to come to  YouTube so that you can see what I'm gonna draw here on my whiteboard.    As I bring it in… I'm nervous that someone's gonna have a heart attack.    It might look crazy, IT’S NOT. It's actually super simple.    It's more that I'm a messy drawer… It's not a messy model at all.    If you don't know what a funnel is… A funnel is just a sales process which you can automate.    I can automate ways to get leads I can automate ways to get sales    This is how I automate when I DON’T control the cart.    You have NO control over the checkout process when you send people to your link.     THIS is how you can still have a massive impact on your sales AND... If you have never taken a Hack MLM Program, go to hackmlm.com and it walks through this in depth.    If you're actually serious about it and want to get these systems for yourself, go to secretmlmhacks.com and get this program.    This is why it's been such a big deal… It's because I flip a lot of these models on its head.     I don't use the way upliners teach MLM I've never done a home meeting I've never done a hotel meeting I don't do phone meetings    … I auto-recruit pretty much DAILY!    FREAKING OUT OVER THE MLM FUNNEL   I don't want anyone to freak out or anything but I want you to take note of the process I go through to create a funnel.     This works if you are trying to recruit It also works if you're trying to do products    I would use this funnel that I'm about to share with you to SELL products.    I can use this to promote something that I don't own the cart for… This is the MLM FUNNEL.    If you go to themlmfunnel.com, this is what you're about to see when you go there.     **No one have a heart attack or anything**     THIS is why it works for MLM… When I don't own somebody else's product, what are all the things somebody's going to struggle with?    What are all the things somebody's going to struggle with when they buy the other person's product through my link?    And I come up with my own OFFER.    Think about this for a moment…    There's a really cool book that Russell Brunson just put out called Network Marketing Secrets, and I created this funnel to promote that book.    It’s the exact same model to go sell MLM products with… There's no difference!    I keep telling everybody it's the same thing as affiliate marketing online!     You don't control the cart in both scenarios Both times, you get paid off of commission     In MLM, you are a commission-based salesman. There's freedom when you accept that.    What does that model look like on the internet? Let's take that model and go pull it into MLM. This is what Secret MLM Hacks teaches.    NEW NETWORK...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>MANY people find the reason they aren't making it has nothing to do with the opportunity they're in. The real issue they've never been able to pop out their own plan and have confidence in themselves enough to follow through (ouch - truth moment)...</p> <p> </p> <p>I wanna teach you guys a little bit more about <strong><em>how</em></strong> I chose the next step that I needed to be focusing on…  </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm actually in <strong>Temple, Florida</strong> right now but I live in <strong>Boise, Idaho.</strong> I grew up in Denver, from the age of 5 till I left the house. </p> <p> </p> <p>And grew up in Denver <em>(Little Sand Colorado)</em> and had a ton of fun growing up there. <strong>I love golf courses!</strong> I actually don't golf that much so it's kinda funny for me to say that... </p> <p> </p> <p>But we grew up on the back nine of a public golf course and coming back to this place in Florida always reminds me of growing up. </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm actually in this building where we’re doing a speaker training. I'm attending one… <em>I'm not giving it. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm at a really interesting spot now where I just focus on trying to learn from specific experts… <strong>from their specific talent. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I don't wanna go learn from somebody who is not the absolute best at what they do. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It's not the purpose of this episode but I've ranted on here about it before…</p> <p> </p> <p><em>If someone isn't rich, stop listening to them about money advice. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>CUT IT OUT!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>If someone isn't ripped, don't listen to them about trying to get healthy. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It's the same thing with MLM. If somebody is saying, <em>"Hey do the X, Y and Z",</em> and they're broke… Then don't listen to them!</p> <p> </p> <p>It sounds like common sense but it's hard to do at first, especially if you've not been careful on <strong><em>who</em></strong> you listen to in your circle. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I'm here for that exact reason. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>FOCUS ON WHAT YOU LOVE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I love speaking on stage.</strong> Those of you guys who have been to one of my events know that I <strong>LOVE</strong> speaking on stage. </p> <p> </p> <p>And I'm not bad at it… <strong><em>But I wanna get better. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So I'm here learning from one of the absolute best! He's absolutely incredible. His name's Myron Golden. </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm VERY careful on those that I chose to listen to. </p> <p> </p> <p>Hopefully you guys enjoy the <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> four part series</a> we did. </p> <p> </p> <p>The <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> four part series</a> was going through and creating a product funnel for your MLM - It is really powerful stuff. </p> <p> </p> <p>That’s really is how a lot of big guys do it and that is exactly what we teach. </p> <p> </p> <p>Hopefully you’ll take some of it seriously or just choose one method to focus on… </p> <p> </p> <p>I don't often share the trainings on a podcast, but I thought it'd be powerful for you to see it. If you are interested, just go join <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>, go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a>. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I thought I'd break it up and share with you how we sell using the internet. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The future of MLM involves the internet. I've got some really aggressive things that I wanna share with you coming up soon. </p> <p> </p> <p>If you haven't checked out the mlmfunnel.com, just go check it out. <strong>FAIR WARNING:</strong> The video might be a little bit aggressive. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Watch what I'm doing in it though. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the biggest questions I get after teaching something is, <em>"Stephen, what do I do next?"</em> and I understand what they're asking and I get it. </p> <p> </p> <p>When you start learning any new topic… It involves a series immersion in that topic. So while you get immersed in the topic <em>(which is great and you should)</em> there comes a point where you know enough of the framework to just move forward. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEPHEN, WHAT’S THE NEXT STEP?</strong></p> <p>You don't need to be immersed anymore and success is no longer based on getting another book. Or another: </p> <p> </p> <p> </p><ul> <li>Course</li> <li>CD</li> </ul>  <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong><em>Whatever </em></strong></li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>If you don't know a lot of these things, then just immerse. <strong>Deep dive</strong> on whatever topic is you're learning. </p> <p> </p> <p>Eventually, the highest leverage activities you can do have nothing to do with getting another book. </p> <p> </p> <p>Slowly, what starts to happen is the next highest leverage activity. <strong>That's the way to look at it! </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It's not how to become a master in <strong>X</strong> topic or whatever it might be. Ask yourself this question, <em>“How can I have the fastest leverage? How can I gain the most leverage in my life?” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Pretty soon, you'll start to realize that getting another book, another course, another CD, whatever that is. <strong><em>It has nothing to do with it… </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>It's actually might be hindering your progress. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Once you have the baseline understand, start asking the question, <em>“How do I get more leverage for what I'm moving towards?” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>That’s gonna be a different answer than you going and getting another book. </p> <p> </p> <p>What it starts to turn into is... <strong>It's not a fun answer...</strong> <strong><em>But it's freaking action! </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Just do it! </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I wanna give you guys a very simple thing that I use to do that personally. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW I FIGURE OUT WHAT TO DO NEXT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I left my job about a year and a half ago and did this stuff full time. It's been awesome! </p> <p> </p> <p>Real quick, you start to realize that, <em>“Oh crap, I'm the one that comes up with my own checklist everyday.” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Nobody's giving me a To-Do-List. Nobody saying, <em>"Hey, Stephen, this is what you gotta get done today".</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Nobody's looking at me and saying, <em>“Hey, did you noticed this, this and that?” </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You gotta go and look at those things yourself. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Not only do you need to go and fix this or that, or maybe have more clarity on the product… You also gotta do the normal fulfillment of the product. </p> <p> </p> <p>No one is giving me a <strong>To-Do-List.</strong> </p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>MANY people find the reason they aren't making it has nothing to do with the opportunity they're in. The real issue they've never been able to pop out their own plan and have confidence in themselves enough to follow through (ouch - truth moment)...</p> <p> </p> <p>I wanna teach you guys a little bit more about <strong><em>how</em></strong> I chose the next step that I needed to be focusing on…  </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm actually in <strong>Temple, Florida</strong> right now but I live in <strong>Boise, Idaho.</strong> I grew up in Denver, from the age of 5 till I left the house. </p> <p> </p> <p>And grew up in Denver <em>(Little Sand Colorado)</em> and had a ton of fun growing up there. <strong>I love golf courses!</strong> I actually don't golf that much so it's kinda funny for me to say that... </p> <p> </p> <p>But we grew up on the back nine of a public golf course and coming back to this place in Florida always reminds me of growing up. </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm actually in this building where we’re doing a speaker training. I'm attending one… <em>I'm not giving it. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm at a really interesting spot now where I just focus on trying to learn from specific experts… <strong>from their specific talent. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I don't wanna go learn from somebody who is not the absolute best at what they do. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It's not the purpose of this episode but I've ranted on here about it before…</p> <p> </p> <p><em>If someone isn't rich, stop listening to them about money advice. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>CUT IT OUT!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>If someone isn't ripped, don't listen to them about trying to get healthy. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>It's the same thing with MLM. If somebody is saying, <em>"Hey do the X, Y and Z",</em> and they're broke… Then don't listen to them!</p> <p> </p> <p>It sounds like common sense but it's hard to do at first, especially if you've not been careful on <strong><em>who</em></strong> you listen to in your circle. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I'm here for that exact reason. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>FOCUS ON WHAT YOU LOVE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I love speaking on stage.</strong> Those of you guys who have been to one of my events know that I <strong>LOVE</strong> speaking on stage. </p> <p> </p> <p>And I'm not bad at it… <strong><em>But I wanna get better. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So I'm here learning from one of the absolute best! He's absolutely incredible. His name's Myron Golden. </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm VERY careful on those that I chose to listen to. </p> <p> </p> <p>Hopefully you guys enjoy the <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> four part series</a> we did. </p> <p> </p> <p>The <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> four part series</a> was going through and creating a product funnel for your MLM - It is really powerful stuff. </p> <p> </p> <p>That’s really is how a lot of big guys do it and that is exactly what we teach. </p> <p> </p> <p>Hopefully you’ll take some of it seriously or just choose one method to focus on… </p> <p> </p> <p>I don't often share the trainings on a podcast, but I thought it'd be powerful for you to see it. If you are interested, just go join <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>, go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a>. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I thought I'd break it up and share with you how we sell using the internet. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The future of MLM involves the internet. I've got some really aggressive things that I wanna share with you coming up soon. </p> <p> </p> <p>If you haven't checked out the mlmfunnel.com, just go check it out. <strong>FAIR WARNING:</strong> The video might be a little bit aggressive. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Watch what I'm doing in it though. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the biggest questions I get after teaching something is, <em>"Stephen, what do I do next?"</em> and I understand what they're asking and I get it. </p> <p> </p> <p>When you start learning any new topic… It involves a series immersion in that topic. So while you get immersed in the topic <em>(which is great and you should)</em> there comes a point where you know enough of the framework to just move forward. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEPHEN, WHAT’S THE NEXT STEP?</strong></p> <p>You don't need to be immersed anymore and success is no longer based on getting another book. Or another: </p> <p> </p> <p> </p><ul> <li>Course</li> <li>CD</li> </ul>  <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong><em>Whatever </em></strong></li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>If you don't know a lot of these things, then just immerse. <strong>Deep dive</strong> on whatever topic is you're learning. </p> <p> </p> <p>Eventually, the highest leverage activities you can do have nothing to do with getting another book. </p> <p> </p> <p>Slowly, what starts to happen is the next highest leverage activity. <strong>That's the way to look at it! </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It's not how to become a master in <strong>X</strong> topic or whatever it might be. Ask yourself this question, <em>“How can I have the fastest leverage? How can I gain the most leverage in my life?” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Pretty soon, you'll start to realize that getting another book, another course, another CD, whatever that is. <strong><em>It has nothing to do with it… </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>It's actually might be hindering your progress. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Once you have the baseline understand, start asking the question, <em>“How do I get more leverage for what I'm moving towards?” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>That’s gonna be a different answer than you going and getting another book. </p> <p> </p> <p>What it starts to turn into is... <strong>It's not a fun answer...</strong> <strong><em>But it's freaking action! </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Just do it! </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I wanna give you guys a very simple thing that I use to do that personally. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW I FIGURE OUT WHAT TO DO NEXT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I left my job about a year and a half ago and did this stuff full time. It's been awesome! </p> <p> </p> <p>Real quick, you start to realize that, <em>“Oh crap, I'm the one that comes up with my own checklist everyday.” </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Nobody's giving me a To-Do-List. Nobody saying, <em>"Hey, Stephen, this is what you gotta get done today".</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Nobody's looking at me and saying, <em>“Hey, did you noticed this, this and that?” </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You gotta go and look at those things yourself. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Not only do you need to go and fix this or that, or maybe have more clarity on the product… You also gotta do the normal fulfillment of the product. </p> <p> </p> <p>No one is giving me a <strong>To-Do-List.</strong> </p>]]>
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I'm attending one… I'm not giving it.    I'm at a really interesting spot now where I just focus on trying to learn from specific experts… from their specific talent.    I don't wanna go learn from somebody who is not the absolute best at what they do.    It's not the purpose of this episode but I've ranted on here about it before…   If someone isn't rich, stop listening to them about money advice.    CUT IT OUT!   If someone isn't ripped, don't listen to them about trying to get healthy.    It's the same thing with MLM. If somebody is saying, "Hey do the X, Y and Z", and they're broke… Then don't listen to them!   It sounds like common sense but it's hard to do at first, especially if you've not been careful on who you listen to in your circle.    I'm here for that exact reason.    FOCUS ON WHAT YOU LOVE   I love speaking on stage. Those of you guys who have been to one of my events know that I LOVE speaking on stage.    And I'm not bad at it… But I wanna get better.    So I'm here learning from one of the absolute best! He's absolutely incredible. His name's Myron Golden.    I'm VERY careful on those that I chose to listen to.    Hopefully you guys enjoy the  four part series we did.    The  four part series was going through and creating a product funnel for your MLM - It is really powerful stuff.    That’s really is how a lot of big guys do it and that is exactly what we teach.    Hopefully you’ll take some of it seriously or just choose one method to focus on…    I don't often share the trainings on a podcast, but I thought it'd be powerful for you to see it. If you are interested, just go join Secret MLM Hacks, go to secretmlmhacks.com.    I thought I'd break it up and share with you how we sell using the internet.    The future of MLM involves the internet. I've got some really aggressive things that I wanna share with you coming up soon.    If you haven't checked out the mlmfunnel.com, just go check it out. FAIR WARNING: The video might be a little bit aggressive.    Watch what I'm doing in it though.    One of the biggest questions I get after teaching something is, "Stephen, what do I do next?" and I understand what they're asking and I get it.    When you start learning any new topic… It involves a series immersion in that topic. So while you get immersed in the topic (which is great and you should) there comes a point where you know enough of the framework to just move forward.    STEPHEN, WHAT’S THE NEXT STEP? You don't need to be immersed anymore and success is no longer based on getting another book. Or another:      Course CD      Whatever     If you don't know a lot of these things, then just immerse. Deep dive on whatever topic is you're learning.    Eventually, the highest leverage activities you can do have nothing to do with getting another book.    Slowly, what starts to happen is the next highest leverage activity. That's the way to look at it!    It's not how to become a master in X topic or whatever it might be. Ask yourself this question, “How can I have the fastest leverage? How can I gain the most leverage in my life?”    Pretty soon, you'll start to realize that getting another book, another course, another CD, whatever that is. It has nothing to do with it…    It's actually might be hindering your progress.    Once you have the baseline understand, start asking the question, “How do I get more leverage for what I'm moving towards?”    That’s gonna be a different answer than you going and getting another book.    What it starts to turn into is... It's not a fun answer... But it's freaking action!    Just do it!    I wanna give you guys a very simple thing that I use to do that personally.    HOW I FIGURE OUT WHAT TO DO NEXT   I left my job about a year and a half ago and did this stuff full time. It's been awesome!    Real quick, you start to realize that, “Oh crap, I'm the one that comes up with my own checklist everyday.”    Nobody's giving me a To-Do-List. Nobody saying, "Hey, Stephen, this is what you gotta get done today".   Nobody's looking at me and saying, “Hey, did you noticed this, this and that?”    Yo...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>Welcome to the final part in this four-part series all about creating MLM product funnels. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is a question that I get asked frequently and it is something that is completely... <strong><em>"Is this even possible?!" </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Yes, yes it is. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Now this is the <strong>most advanced</strong> of the three strategies. </p> <p> </p> <p><a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> The first one</a> was teaching you the <strong>assets</strong> that you need to create in order to do the other three. </p> <p> </p> <p>This is PART FOUR - The third strategy. <strong>It's not all-encompassing.</strong> It's not like these are the only selling strategies out there. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>But I look to see what the HIGHEST leverage activities are that I can dive into. </strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>What are the things that I can do and create? </li> <li>Or what are the systems I can build? </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… That I only have to build</em> <strong><em>ONCE</em></strong> <em>and they just keep working. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm excited for you guys to see this episode. This one is called the <strong>Self-Liquidating Offer</strong> and I've talked about that in the past. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is different than the previous episodes. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Take out a piece of paper. This is the MOST advanced strategy. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>SELF LIQUIDATING OFFER STRATEGY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If someone's like, <em>"I'm not techie"...</em> </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I AN NOT A CODER EITHER. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>You can pull this stuff off in ClickFunnels. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Please</em></strong> take out a piece of paper, take notes on this stuff and see how us internet marketers are treating MLM. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I love MLM. It's awesome. It's something am actively doing. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>But I don't play it the way that most of you been taught to do it. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Most of us internet marketers don't and we're like, <em>“Nope, I will stay behind my computer”</em> and that's totally cool. <strong><em>So how do we auto build? </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Let's talk about how to auto sell. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You can go to <a href="https://makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com/" rel="nofollow">makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com</a> and see all that live action - <a href="https://makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com/" rel="nofollow">makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com</a>. </p> <p> </p> <p>If you wait two or three weeks you can go to the MLMfunnel.com and see all that live action again. Right now it's only a bridge page, not a bridge funnel. </p> <p> </p> <p>If you guys go <a href="https://ofasignup.com/bonus" rel="nofollow">ofasignup.com</a> that's the one I built in <strong>three hours</strong> in a hotel room and it's done <strong>$115,000 in four months.</strong> And I haven't touched it since building it in a hotel room! </p> <p> </p> <p><em>They’re powerful things and I want you to know why it's such a big deal. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>These little tiny asset funnels, where you gonna go add more <strong>VALUE</strong> to the marketplace. You can do that <strong>WITHOUT</strong> having an ad with your MLM products in it which your MLM and Facebook doesn't like. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>You can do this without any of that! </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>And that's why I do it! It's still an automated way to bring people in and talk to them and close them. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I am very hands-off,</strong> my role is not to be the convincer. My role is to be a <strong>system builder. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ADVANCED SELF LIQUIDATING OFFER STRATEGY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is definitely a little bit more advanced. But I think you should know it because this is how most <strong>big MLMers made money before they were big. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You hear what I just said?</strong> <em>This is how most big MLMs made money before they were big. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>There's a concept called the <strong>VALUE LADDER</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>Whoever can spend the most money to acquire customer wins. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That's a huge statement.</strong> And it's true for every industry and every business... <em>But what are the costs? </em></p> <p> </p> <p>MLM teaches you the first cost you have is your <strong>TIME</strong> and that's what they want you to go spend <strong>one-off time. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You’re gonna tell the pitch to people personally... And <strong>NEVER</strong> get the time back whether or not they say <strong>YES</strong> or <strong>NO</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p>I <strong>HATE</strong> that kind of cost. <strong><em>That drives me nuts.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>There's duplicatable time,</strong> which is the one that I really wanna get into.</p> <p> </p> <p>And then there's <strong>MONEY</strong>. Understand you're going to spend <strong>ONE</strong> of these three. </p> <p> </p> <p>There's <strong><em>your</em></strong> money and then there's <strong><em>other people's</em></strong> money… <em>I guess that's the fourth cost. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I want my customers to fuel my recruiting and selling activities. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The first cost is not an option for me.</strong> I am <strong>NOT</strong> gonna spend my one-off time to recruit. <em>I'd rather tweak the system. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I will spend duplicatable time.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>On the other side, I don't really wanna <strong>spend my money on ads.</strong> I'm totally cool with spending <strong><em>other people's</em></strong> money on ads. </p> <p> </p> <p>At the beginning, I may not have money and I may not have the ability to. <strong><em>I am not telling you to go take out a loan. I am also against that. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>GET DUPLICATABLE TIME BY PUBLISHING </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That's why I tell you to publish so much</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p>Because I do it <strong>ONE</strong> time and it spreads <strong>ALL</strong> over the internet. <em>And with time, all of my content continues to rise. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Even if you're bad your content still gets more and more eyeballs. That's very duplicatable time. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Then what do I do at the end of my podcast episodes or in my Facebook group where I have a lot of relationships with them? </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Whatever it is, it's a following and you have a relationship with them. <strong>You have a list and the relationship you have with the list determines the value of the list. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I want there to be a relationship because <strong><em>eventually,</em>&lt;...</strong></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>Welcome to the final part in this four-part series all about creating MLM product funnels. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is a question that I get asked frequently and it is something that is completely... <strong><em>"Is this even possible?!" </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Yes, yes it is. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Now this is the <strong>most advanced</strong> of the three strategies. </p> <p> </p> <p><a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> The first one</a> was teaching you the <strong>assets</strong> that you need to create in order to do the other three. </p> <p> </p> <p>This is PART FOUR - The third strategy. <strong>It's not all-encompassing.</strong> It's not like these are the only selling strategies out there. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>But I look to see what the HIGHEST leverage activities are that I can dive into. </strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>What are the things that I can do and create? </li> <li>Or what are the systems I can build? </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… That I only have to build</em> <strong><em>ONCE</em></strong> <em>and they just keep working. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm excited for you guys to see this episode. This one is called the <strong>Self-Liquidating Offer</strong> and I've talked about that in the past. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is different than the previous episodes. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Take out a piece of paper. This is the MOST advanced strategy. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>SELF LIQUIDATING OFFER STRATEGY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If someone's like, <em>"I'm not techie"...</em> </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I AN NOT A CODER EITHER. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>You can pull this stuff off in ClickFunnels. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Please</em></strong> take out a piece of paper, take notes on this stuff and see how us internet marketers are treating MLM. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I love MLM. It's awesome. It's something am actively doing. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>But I don't play it the way that most of you been taught to do it. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Most of us internet marketers don't and we're like, <em>“Nope, I will stay behind my computer”</em> and that's totally cool. <strong><em>So how do we auto build? </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Let's talk about how to auto sell. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You can go to <a href="https://makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com/" rel="nofollow">makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com</a> and see all that live action - <a href="https://makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com/" rel="nofollow">makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com</a>. </p> <p> </p> <p>If you wait two or three weeks you can go to the MLMfunnel.com and see all that live action again. Right now it's only a bridge page, not a bridge funnel. </p> <p> </p> <p>If you guys go <a href="https://ofasignup.com/bonus" rel="nofollow">ofasignup.com</a> that's the one I built in <strong>three hours</strong> in a hotel room and it's done <strong>$115,000 in four months.</strong> And I haven't touched it since building it in a hotel room! </p> <p> </p> <p><em>They’re powerful things and I want you to know why it's such a big deal. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>These little tiny asset funnels, where you gonna go add more <strong>VALUE</strong> to the marketplace. You can do that <strong>WITHOUT</strong> having an ad with your MLM products in it which your MLM and Facebook doesn't like. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>You can do this without any of that! </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>And that's why I do it! It's still an automated way to bring people in and talk to them and close them. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I am very hands-off,</strong> my role is not to be the convincer. My role is to be a <strong>system builder. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ADVANCED SELF LIQUIDATING OFFER STRATEGY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is definitely a little bit more advanced. But I think you should know it because this is how most <strong>big MLMers made money before they were big. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You hear what I just said?</strong> <em>This is how most big MLMs made money before they were big. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>There's a concept called the <strong>VALUE LADDER</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>Whoever can spend the most money to acquire customer wins. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That's a huge statement.</strong> And it's true for every industry and every business... <em>But what are the costs? </em></p> <p> </p> <p>MLM teaches you the first cost you have is your <strong>TIME</strong> and that's what they want you to go spend <strong>one-off time. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You’re gonna tell the pitch to people personally... And <strong>NEVER</strong> get the time back whether or not they say <strong>YES</strong> or <strong>NO</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p>I <strong>HATE</strong> that kind of cost. <strong><em>That drives me nuts.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>There's duplicatable time,</strong> which is the one that I really wanna get into.</p> <p> </p> <p>And then there's <strong>MONEY</strong>. Understand you're going to spend <strong>ONE</strong> of these three. </p> <p> </p> <p>There's <strong><em>your</em></strong> money and then there's <strong><em>other people's</em></strong> money… <em>I guess that's the fourth cost. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I want my customers to fuel my recruiting and selling activities. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The first cost is not an option for me.</strong> I am <strong>NOT</strong> gonna spend my one-off time to recruit. <em>I'd rather tweak the system. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I will spend duplicatable time.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>On the other side, I don't really wanna <strong>spend my money on ads.</strong> I'm totally cool with spending <strong><em>other people's</em></strong> money on ads. </p> <p> </p> <p>At the beginning, I may not have money and I may not have the ability to. <strong><em>I am not telling you to go take out a loan. I am also against that. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>GET DUPLICATABLE TIME BY PUBLISHING </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That's why I tell you to publish so much</strong>. </p> <p> </p> <p>Because I do it <strong>ONE</strong> time and it spreads <strong>ALL</strong> over the internet. <em>And with time, all of my content continues to rise. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Even if you're bad your content still gets more and more eyeballs. That's very duplicatable time. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Then what do I do at the end of my podcast episodes or in my Facebook group where I have a lot of relationships with them? </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Whatever it is, it's a following and you have a relationship with them. <strong>You have a list and the relationship you have with the list determines the value of the list. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I want there to be a relationship because <strong><em>eventually,</em>&lt;...</strong></p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Welcome to the final part in this four-part series all about creating MLM product funnels.    This is a question that I get asked frequently and it is something that is completely... "Is this even possible?!"    Yes, yes it is.    Now this is the most advanced of the three strategies.     The first one was teaching you the assets that you need to create in order to do the other three.    This is PART FOUR - The third strategy. It's not all-encompassing. It's not like these are the only selling strategies out there.    But I look to see what the HIGHEST leverage activities are that I can dive into.     What are the things that I can do and create?  Or what are the systems I can build?     … That I only have to build ONCE and they just keep working.    I'm excited for you guys to see this episode. This one is called the Self-Liquidating Offer and I've talked about that in the past.    THIS is different than the previous episodes.    Take out a piece of paper. This is the MOST advanced strategy.    SELF LIQUIDATING OFFER STRATEGY   If someone's like, "I'm not techie"...    I AN NOT A CODER EITHER.    You can pull this stuff off in ClickFunnels.    Please take out a piece of paper, take notes on this stuff and see how us internet marketers are treating MLM.    I love MLM. It's awesome. It's something am actively doing.    But I don't play it the way that most of you been taught to do it.    Most of us internet marketers don't and we're like, “Nope, I will stay behind my computer” and that's totally cool. So how do we auto build?    Let's talk about how to auto sell.    You can go to makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com and see all that live action - makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com.    If you wait two or three weeks you can go to the MLMfunnel.com and see all that live action again. Right now it's only a bridge page, not a bridge funnel.    If you guys go ofasignup.com that's the one I built in three hours in a hotel room and it's done $115,000 in four months. And I haven't touched it since building it in a hotel room!    They’re powerful things and I want you to know why it's such a big deal.    These little tiny asset funnels, where you gonna go add more VALUE to the marketplace. You can do that WITHOUT having an ad with your MLM products in it which your MLM and Facebook doesn't like.    You can do this without any of that!    And that's why I do it! It's still an automated way to bring people in and talk to them and close them.    I am very hands-off, my role is not to be the convincer. My role is to be a system builder.    ADVANCED SELF LIQUIDATING OFFER STRATEGY   This is definitely a little bit more advanced. But I think you should know it because this is how most big MLMers made money before they were big.    You hear what I just said? This is how most big MLMs made money before they were big.    There's a concept called the VALUE LADDER.    Whoever can spend the most money to acquire customer wins.    That's a huge statement. And it's true for every industry and every business... But what are the costs?    MLM teaches you the first cost you have is your TIME and that's what they want you to go spend one-off time.    You’re gonna tell the pitch to people personally... And NEVER get the time back whether or not they say YES or NO.    I HATE that kind of cost. That drives me nuts.    There's duplicatable time, which is the one that I really wanna get into.   And then there's MONEY. Understand you're going to spend ONE of these three.    There's your money and then there's other people's money… I guess that's the fourth cost.    I want my customers to fuel my recruiting and selling activities.    The first cost is not an option for me. I am NOT gonna spend my one-off time to recruit. I'd rather tweak the system.    I will spend duplicatable time.   On the other side, I don't really wanna spend my money on ads. I'm totally cool with spending other people's money on ads.    At the beginning, I may not have money and I may not have the ability to. I am not telling you to go take out a loan. I am also against that.    GET DUPLICATABLE TIME BY PUBLISHING    That's why I tell you to publish so much.    Because I do it ONE time and it spreads ALL over the internet. And with time, all of my content continues to rise.    Even if you're bad your content still gets more and more eyeballs. That's very duplicatable time.    Then what do I do at the end of my podcast episodes or in my Facebook group where I have a lot of relationships with them?    Whatever it is, it's a following and you have a relationship with them. You have a list and the relationship you have with the list determines the value of the list.    I want there to be a relationship because eventually, I'm gonna tell them to go buy something.    Some of them might get pissed off if the first thing I tell them to go buy is an MLM thing. Just straight up being honest.    You all know that, you've all seen it, we've all experienced it before in our life.    I don't w...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>Very, very excited that you are here!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Today we're gonna talk a little bit more about how to <strong><em>actually</em></strong> sell MLM products <em>(network marketing products, direct sales products, whatever you choose to call it).</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>We're all commission-based salesmen…</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>How do we sell our products on the internet using the rules that we've been given? </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you're coming in and this is the first one you've seen in this four-part series, <strong>THIS IS VIDEO THREE.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Go back and start with video <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> <strong>ONE</strong></a> because these do build on themselves. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>These tactics grow and grow and grow and they get bigger and bigger, more advanced, more advanced. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>The most advancement will be the next episode. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>This is number THREE. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This video, this strategy is not all-encompassing... These are just SOME of the simple ways to auto-sell a lot of product. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's the same model I've used in other industries as well. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I love it for the MLM space and its profitable stuff.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>So what you're gonna learn today is what's called THE BRIDGE FUNNEL. </p> <p> </p> <p>We looked at the <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-98-part-2-mlm-product-funnels-bridge-page/" rel="nofollow"> BRIDGE PAGE</a> in the last episode… </p> <p> </p> <p>And just so you know, <strong><em>I'm the one naming these! </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If someone's like, <em>"Well, they're all funnels,"</em> they <strong>ARE</strong> all funnels but <strong>THIS</strong> is what I call them. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BRIDGE PAGE VS BRIDGE FUNNEL</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There are a few other things involved with this. You can see this in action if you check out <a href="https://makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com/" rel="nofollow">makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com</a>… <strong>You'll see the bridge funnel in full swing.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>I recommend that you draw this with me and think through <strong>HOW</strong> you would do this. </p> <p> </p> <p>The <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> first episode</a> in this four-part series goes through and teaches you how to <strong>CREATE</strong> the sales message and the offer that's unique to you around whatever it is that you're selling. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>NOW</strong> we're actually using that in these different areas. </p> <p> </p> <p>Make sure you go back to <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> episode one</a> if you have not yet… </p> <p> </p> <p>I wanna teach you guys <strong>TWO</strong> other methods on how to pull this off. </p> <p> </p> <p>What's crazy is, these concepts have actually gotten the attention of several MLMs and they're <em>asking about a lot of stuff that we do. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's changing the industry. This stuff works. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>We got the: </strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>MLM order page</li> <li>Here's where checkout is</li> <li>Actually, get the cash there</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>Here's the second one… It's very similar but you actually turn this into <strong><em>quite the funnel.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>It's simple so no one freak out when you see it for the first time. It's really <strong>two pages</strong> but one of them you <strong>clone five times.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> What is the real asset of the internet or business in general? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>A: OPT-IN! </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The real asset of all businesses. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE BUYERS LIST </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When Googles acquire some start-up company, are they buying them because of the tech? <strong><em>No! they could probably code that person's code in an afternoon.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><em>They're freaking Google. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>The reason they're buying them is because of <strong>DISTRIBUTION.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE BUYERS LIST. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>DISTRIBUTION:</strong> That’s one of the three ways businesses are evaluated. It's one of the most common ways that show huge growth. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE BUYER’S LIST</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What we wanna do is build a list. Instead of this button taking us over straight to our distributor link <em>(you can do that and you can still make a lot of cash). </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The problem</strong> is that I can't follow up very well with those individuals… </p> <p> </p> <p>Instead what I'm gonna do is, when they click this, it's gonna open up a little pop-up on this page. </p> <p> </p> <p>It says, <em>"Where would you like us to send your bonuses once you purchase?"</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>That’s a logical reason why they should hand me their email. So then they put their email in and click the button… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> What does that let me do? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>A: Build a list. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There's an interesting setting in ClickFunnels, it's really easy, it says, <strong><em>"On submit, redirect?"</em></strong> and you just put in the link. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's actually in the settings. While you're in the editor, you just click a button and then I put my distributor link in the redirect. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I’m able to capture their email and create a list right there. But then it also redirects the page <em>(which I've told them is going to happen in the video).</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>NOW I HAVE AN EMAIL LIST</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> How likely is it that every person who puts their email in and goes to this page, purchases? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>A: It's not that likely…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>In the affiliate marketing space or when I don't control the cart in other scenarios, about half will go and finish the actual purchase. <strong>HALF.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I looked at the stats for one of the promotions that we're doing right now…</em></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong>3,000</strong> people have hit the page</li> <li>About <strong>1,500</strong> have actually opted in</li> <li>And then about <strong>800</strong> actually went through and purchased </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… Which is pretty good.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And I don't control the checkout page.</strong> This is the scenario where I'm limited on the way I can do ads… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>So now I own a list.  </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>We call it a <strong>BRIDGE FUNNEL</strong> because ...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>Very, very excited that you are here!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Today we're gonna talk a little bit more about how to <strong><em>actually</em></strong> sell MLM products <em>(network marketing products, direct sales products, whatever you choose to call it).</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>We're all commission-based salesmen…</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>How do we sell our products on the internet using the rules that we've been given? </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you're coming in and this is the first one you've seen in this four-part series, <strong>THIS IS VIDEO THREE.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Go back and start with video <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> <strong>ONE</strong></a> because these do build on themselves. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>These tactics grow and grow and grow and they get bigger and bigger, more advanced, more advanced. </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>The most advancement will be the next episode. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>This is number THREE. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This video, this strategy is not all-encompassing... These are just SOME of the simple ways to auto-sell a lot of product. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's the same model I've used in other industries as well. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I love it for the MLM space and its profitable stuff.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>So what you're gonna learn today is what's called THE BRIDGE FUNNEL. </p> <p> </p> <p>We looked at the <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-98-part-2-mlm-product-funnels-bridge-page/" rel="nofollow"> BRIDGE PAGE</a> in the last episode… </p> <p> </p> <p>And just so you know, <strong><em>I'm the one naming these! </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If someone's like, <em>"Well, they're all funnels,"</em> they <strong>ARE</strong> all funnels but <strong>THIS</strong> is what I call them. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BRIDGE PAGE VS BRIDGE FUNNEL</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There are a few other things involved with this. You can see this in action if you check out <a href="https://makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com/" rel="nofollow">makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com</a>… <strong>You'll see the bridge funnel in full swing.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>I recommend that you draw this with me and think through <strong>HOW</strong> you would do this. </p> <p> </p> <p>The <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> first episode</a> in this four-part series goes through and teaches you how to <strong>CREATE</strong> the sales message and the offer that's unique to you around whatever it is that you're selling. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>NOW</strong> we're actually using that in these different areas. </p> <p> </p> <p>Make sure you go back to <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> episode one</a> if you have not yet… </p> <p> </p> <p>I wanna teach you guys <strong>TWO</strong> other methods on how to pull this off. </p> <p> </p> <p>What's crazy is, these concepts have actually gotten the attention of several MLMs and they're <em>asking about a lot of stuff that we do. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's changing the industry. This stuff works. </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>We got the: </strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>MLM order page</li> <li>Here's where checkout is</li> <li>Actually, get the cash there</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>Here's the second one… It's very similar but you actually turn this into <strong><em>quite the funnel.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p>It's simple so no one freak out when you see it for the first time. It's really <strong>two pages</strong> but one of them you <strong>clone five times.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> What is the real asset of the internet or business in general? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>A: OPT-IN! </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The real asset of all businesses. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE BUYERS LIST </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When Googles acquire some start-up company, are they buying them because of the tech? <strong><em>No! they could probably code that person's code in an afternoon.</em></strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><em>They're freaking Google. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>The reason they're buying them is because of <strong>DISTRIBUTION.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE BUYERS LIST. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>DISTRIBUTION:</strong> That’s one of the three ways businesses are evaluated. It's one of the most common ways that show huge growth. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE BUYER’S LIST</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What we wanna do is build a list. Instead of this button taking us over straight to our distributor link <em>(you can do that and you can still make a lot of cash). </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The problem</strong> is that I can't follow up very well with those individuals… </p> <p> </p> <p>Instead what I'm gonna do is, when they click this, it's gonna open up a little pop-up on this page. </p> <p> </p> <p>It says, <em>"Where would you like us to send your bonuses once you purchase?"</em> </p> <p> </p> <p>That’s a logical reason why they should hand me their email. So then they put their email in and click the button… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> What does that let me do? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>A: Build a list. </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There's an interesting setting in ClickFunnels, it's really easy, it says, <strong><em>"On submit, redirect?"</em></strong> and you just put in the link. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's actually in the settings. While you're in the editor, you just click a button and then I put my distributor link in the redirect. </em></p> <p> </p> <p>I’m able to capture their email and create a list right there. But then it also redirects the page <em>(which I've told them is going to happen in the video).</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>NOW I HAVE AN EMAIL LIST</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> How likely is it that every person who puts their email in and goes to this page, purchases? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>A: It's not that likely…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>In the affiliate marketing space or when I don't control the cart in other scenarios, about half will go and finish the actual purchase. <strong>HALF.</strong> </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I looked at the stats for one of the promotions that we're doing right now…</em></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong>3,000</strong> people have hit the page</li> <li>About <strong>1,500</strong> have actually opted in</li> <li>And then about <strong>800</strong> actually went through and purchased </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>… Which is pretty good.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And I don't control the checkout page.</strong> This is the scenario where I'm limited on the way I can do ads… </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>So now I own a list.  </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>We call it a <strong>BRIDGE FUNNEL</strong> because ...</p>]]>
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These are just SOME of the simple ways to auto-sell a lot of product.    It's the same model I've used in other industries as well.    I love it for the MLM space and its profitable stuff.   So what you're gonna learn today is what's called THE BRIDGE FUNNEL.    We looked at the  BRIDGE PAGE in the last episode…    And just so you know, I'm the one naming these!    If someone's like, "Well, they're all funnels," they ARE all funnels but THIS is what I call them.    BRIDGE PAGE VS BRIDGE FUNNEL   There are a few other things involved with this. You can see this in action if you check out makeaffiliatesgreatagain.com… You'll see the bridge funnel in full swing.    I recommend that you draw this with me and think through HOW you would do this.    The  first episode in this four-part series goes through and teaches you how to CREATE the sales message and the offer that's unique to you around whatever it is that you're selling.    NOW we're actually using that in these different areas.    Make sure you go back to  episode one if you have not yet…    I wanna teach you guys TWO other methods on how to pull this off.    What's crazy is, these concepts have actually gotten the attention of several MLMs and they're asking about a lot of stuff that we do.    It's changing the industry. This stuff works.    We got the:     MLM order page Here's where checkout is Actually, get the cash there    Here's the second one… It's very similar but you actually turn this into quite the funnel.    It's simple so no one freak out when you see it for the first time. It's really two pages but one of them you clone five times.    Q: What is the real asset of the internet or business in general?    A: OPT-IN!    The real asset of all businesses.    THE BUYERS LIST    When Googles acquire some start-up company, are they buying them because of the tech? No! they could probably code that person's code in an afternoon.    They're freaking Google.    The reason they're buying them is because of DISTRIBUTION.    THE BUYERS LIST.    DISTRIBUTION: That’s one of the three ways businesses are evaluated. It's one of the most common ways that show huge growth.    THE BUYER’S LIST   What we wanna do is build a list. Instead of this button taking us over straight to our distributor link (you can do that and you can still make a lot of cash).    The problem is that I can't follow up very well with those individuals…    Instead what I'm gonna do is, when they click this, it's gonna open up a little pop-up on this page.    It says, "Where would you like us to send your bonuses once you purchase?"    That’s a logical reason why they should hand me their email. So then they put their email in and click the button…    Q: What does that let me do?    A: Build a list.    There's an interesting setting in ClickFunnels, it's really easy, it says, "On submit, redirect?" and you just put in the link.    It's actually in the settings. While you're in the editor, you just click a button and then I put my distributor link in the redirect.    I’m able to capture their email and create a list right there. But then it also redirects the page (which I've told them is going to happen in the video).   NOW I HAVE AN EMAIL LIST   Q: How likely is it that every person who puts their email in and goes to this page, purchases?    A: It's not that likely…   In the affiliate marketing space or when I don't control the cart in other scenarios, about half will go and finish the actual purchase. HALF.    I looked at the stats for one of the promotions that we're doing right now…    3,000 people have hit the page About 1,500 have actually opted in And then about 800 actually went through and purchased     … Which is pretty good.   And I don't control the checkout page. 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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>I'm very, very stoked that you're here by the way.</em></strong></p> <p>If you have not seen part <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> <strong>ONE</strong></a> of this four-part series, this is number <strong>TWO.</strong> <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> Go back and watch it!</a></p> <p>These four parts build on each other. I would watch it in the order that I've presented them.</p> <p>Welcome to <strong>PART TWO,</strong> today we're going to talk about what's called a <strong>BRIDGE PAGE.</strong></p> <p>The bridge page is one of the secret weapons of MLM'ers and internet marketers… <em>This is how we really play the game online.</em></p> <p>I'm not going to say much more because I want you to go straight into the lesson.</p> <p><strong>DISCLAIMER:</strong> I am not your MLM. I don't know all your full scenarios.</p> <p>I was hunting for an MLM that would allow me to do this. It's not hard to find them.</p> <p>THIS is is not crazy.</p> <p>I don't know if you have ever heard the term white hat, gray hat, black hat.</p> <p><strong>Black hat</strong> is like <em>illegal, terrible if you get caught there's consequences.</em></p> <p><strong>White hat</strong> is <em>following the rules to a T.</em></p> <p>This is not like even <strong>gray</strong>, okay? I don't want to go in the <strong>gray hat or the black.</strong></p> <p>I only do the <strong>white,</strong> okay?</p> <p>Personally, I don't know how you will use this information. If you want help pulling this kind of stuff off, that's what the program <a href="http://secretmlmhacksradio.com" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> is about.</p> <p>Go get the program at <a href="http://secretmlmhacksradio.com" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com.</a></p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is how the big MLM'ers actually play the game.</p> <p>I don't want to say <strong><em>big MLM'ers...</em></strong> I should say this is how WE from the <strong>internet marketing world...</strong></p> <p>When we see MLM we're like, <em>"I'm just gonna make this really easy thing that just auto sells my stuff".</em></p> <p>I'm very stoked for you guys to see how we're pulling this off.</p> <p>Again this is <strong>PART TWO</strong> of four.</p> <p><b><strong>WELCOME TO BRIDGE PAGE TRAINING</strong></b></p> <p><em>There are some realities here that we have to deal with:</em></p> <p><strong>In MLM, I have no control over the checkout cart.</strong></p> <p>I can't go in and add in testimonials to my own checkout cart. Even if your MLM has given you a duplicated website, you still can't change the order page. It's duplicated and controlled by them.</p> <p>I can't change the checkout page. I'm gonna put it in RED because you can't really touch it. It's your MLM's order page.</p> <p>On this side we've got <strong>Facebook</strong>.</p> <p>Facebook hates MLM.</p> <p>They don't <strong><em>hate</em></strong> it... They just don't want it to become an MLM platform, so you can't put ads for MLM.</p> <p><strong><em>I don't,</em></strong> but we still have people auto-joining us every single day... <em>So how do we do it?</em></p> <p>I'm gonna do this from the product sales standpoint. There's three different methods behind this.</p> <p><strong>There are three different ways</strong> to create a product funnel...</p> <p>Think about those skill levels. This is one of the easiest ways for you to sell a product with very little skill. But it also is duplicatable time. There's more <strong>LEVERAGE.</strong></p> <p>That's why I love it so much.</p> <p>Let's think about it from this standpoint first of all...</p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> What is a funnel?</p> <p><strong>A:</strong> A funnel is not PAGES... <em>That's a method of delivery.</em></p> <p>ClickFunnels HELPS you build a funnel but funnels existed before ClickFunnels did!</p> <p>Funnels existed before the internet did.</p> <p>If you've sold anything <strong>EVER,</strong> you had a funnel.</p> <p>A <strong>FUNNEL</strong> is just the process that leads to the sale...</p> <p><strong>And there are two parts to it.</strong></p> <ol> <li>Sales message</li> <li>Offer</li> </ol> <p><em>... That's it!</em></p> <p>It's the reason why funnels existed <strong><em>before</em></strong> the internet.</p> <p>The first person who ever traded and bartered a sheep for a plot of land... <strong><em>That was a funnel.</em></strong></p> <p>All you've got to do is <strong>build a little sales message</strong> and this is the <strong><em>freaking easiest script on planet earth</em></strong> to use to do that.</p> <p>And then an offer which is <strong><em>wicked easy</em></strong> for you guys to do.</p> <p><strong>Hopefully,</strong> this is very eye opening on <strong><em>how</em></strong> to do it for your products and it's <strong><em>really easy</em></strong> to outperform everybody else.</p> <p><strong>There are three kinds of time,</strong> <em>only spend one of those kinds.</em></p> <p> We don't just want to be a Prius... We want to be the drag car.</p> <p><strong>Time = Wealth</strong></p> <p>The speed of the money coming in is what <strong><em>rich</em></strong> really is.</p> <p><strong>Rich</strong> is how much money you have.</p> <p><strong>Wealth</strong> is how long you can live without working.</p> <p>I don't control:</p> <ul> <li>The checkout page</li> <li>Anything on Facebook</li> </ul> <p>What I am going to go do is... <strong><em>I'm gonna create my own offer and my own funnel.</em></strong></p> <p>So what that means is, first of all, I'm gonna build a page and this is <strong>TYPE ONE</strong>.</p> <p>It's a single page.</p> <p>I have done this before when promoting things that I don't own the cart for. And I really couldn't do much on Facebook or other ads platforms.</p> <p>We've done <strong>OVER</strong> six figures in four or five months on ONE page.</p> <p>When people are like <em>"I can't sell this on the internet",</em> <strong>yeah you can.</strong></p> <p><strong><em>Do what I'm showing you right here.</em></strong></p> <p>I need a <strong>sales message</strong> and I need <strong>an offer</strong>.</p> <p>First, let's talk about the <strong>sales message.</strong></p> <p>The way I do this when I can't control the cart is... <em>I'm still gonna talk about the product.</em></p> <p>I'm just gonna take a little video... The last time I did this it took me <strong><em>three hours</em></strong> in a hotel room while I was traveling.</p> <p>I took my phone out, I was like <em>"What's going on everyone. Hey it's Steve Larsen. I've got something really cool for you if...</em></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>I'm very, very stoked that you're here by the way.</em></strong></p> <p>If you have not seen part <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> <strong>ONE</strong></a> of this four-part series, this is number <strong>TWO.</strong> <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-97-part-1-mlm-product-funnels-assets/" rel="nofollow"> Go back and watch it!</a></p> <p>These four parts build on each other. I would watch it in the order that I've presented them.</p> <p>Welcome to <strong>PART TWO,</strong> today we're going to talk about what's called a <strong>BRIDGE PAGE.</strong></p> <p>The bridge page is one of the secret weapons of MLM'ers and internet marketers… <em>This is how we really play the game online.</em></p> <p>I'm not going to say much more because I want you to go straight into the lesson.</p> <p><strong>DISCLAIMER:</strong> I am not your MLM. I don't know all your full scenarios.</p> <p>I was hunting for an MLM that would allow me to do this. It's not hard to find them.</p> <p>THIS is is not crazy.</p> <p>I don't know if you have ever heard the term white hat, gray hat, black hat.</p> <p><strong>Black hat</strong> is like <em>illegal, terrible if you get caught there's consequences.</em></p> <p><strong>White hat</strong> is <em>following the rules to a T.</em></p> <p>This is not like even <strong>gray</strong>, okay? I don't want to go in the <strong>gray hat or the black.</strong></p> <p>I only do the <strong>white,</strong> okay?</p> <p>Personally, I don't know how you will use this information. If you want help pulling this kind of stuff off, that's what the program <a href="http://secretmlmhacksradio.com" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> is about.</p> <p>Go get the program at <a href="http://secretmlmhacksradio.com" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com.</a></p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is how the big MLM'ers actually play the game.</p> <p>I don't want to say <strong><em>big MLM'ers...</em></strong> I should say this is how WE from the <strong>internet marketing world...</strong></p> <p>When we see MLM we're like, <em>"I'm just gonna make this really easy thing that just auto sells my stuff".</em></p> <p>I'm very stoked for you guys to see how we're pulling this off.</p> <p>Again this is <strong>PART TWO</strong> of four.</p> <p><b><strong>WELCOME TO BRIDGE PAGE TRAINING</strong></b></p> <p><em>There are some realities here that we have to deal with:</em></p> <p><strong>In MLM, I have no control over the checkout cart.</strong></p> <p>I can't go in and add in testimonials to my own checkout cart. Even if your MLM has given you a duplicated website, you still can't change the order page. It's duplicated and controlled by them.</p> <p>I can't change the checkout page. I'm gonna put it in RED because you can't really touch it. It's your MLM's order page.</p> <p>On this side we've got <strong>Facebook</strong>.</p> <p>Facebook hates MLM.</p> <p>They don't <strong><em>hate</em></strong> it... They just don't want it to become an MLM platform, so you can't put ads for MLM.</p> <p><strong><em>I don't,</em></strong> but we still have people auto-joining us every single day... <em>So how do we do it?</em></p> <p>I'm gonna do this from the product sales standpoint. There's three different methods behind this.</p> <p><strong>There are three different ways</strong> to create a product funnel...</p> <p>Think about those skill levels. This is one of the easiest ways for you to sell a product with very little skill. But it also is duplicatable time. There's more <strong>LEVERAGE.</strong></p> <p>That's why I love it so much.</p> <p>Let's think about it from this standpoint first of all...</p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> What is a funnel?</p> <p><strong>A:</strong> A funnel is not PAGES... <em>That's a method of delivery.</em></p> <p>ClickFunnels HELPS you build a funnel but funnels existed before ClickFunnels did!</p> <p>Funnels existed before the internet did.</p> <p>If you've sold anything <strong>EVER,</strong> you had a funnel.</p> <p>A <strong>FUNNEL</strong> is just the process that leads to the sale...</p> <p><strong>And there are two parts to it.</strong></p> <ol> <li>Sales message</li> <li>Offer</li> </ol> <p><em>... That's it!</em></p> <p>It's the reason why funnels existed <strong><em>before</em></strong> the internet.</p> <p>The first person who ever traded and bartered a sheep for a plot of land... <strong><em>That was a funnel.</em></strong></p> <p>All you've got to do is <strong>build a little sales message</strong> and this is the <strong><em>freaking easiest script on planet earth</em></strong> to use to do that.</p> <p>And then an offer which is <strong><em>wicked easy</em></strong> for you guys to do.</p> <p><strong>Hopefully,</strong> this is very eye opening on <strong><em>how</em></strong> to do it for your products and it's <strong><em>really easy</em></strong> to outperform everybody else.</p> <p><strong>There are three kinds of time,</strong> <em>only spend one of those kinds.</em></p> <p> We don't just want to be a Prius... We want to be the drag car.</p> <p><strong>Time = Wealth</strong></p> <p>The speed of the money coming in is what <strong><em>rich</em></strong> really is.</p> <p><strong>Rich</strong> is how much money you have.</p> <p><strong>Wealth</strong> is how long you can live without working.</p> <p>I don't control:</p> <ul> <li>The checkout page</li> <li>Anything on Facebook</li> </ul> <p>What I am going to go do is... <strong><em>I'm gonna create my own offer and my own funnel.</em></strong></p> <p>So what that means is, first of all, I'm gonna build a page and this is <strong>TYPE ONE</strong>.</p> <p>It's a single page.</p> <p>I have done this before when promoting things that I don't own the cart for. And I really couldn't do much on Facebook or other ads platforms.</p> <p>We've done <strong>OVER</strong> six figures in four or five months on ONE page.</p> <p>When people are like <em>"I can't sell this on the internet",</em> <strong>yeah you can.</strong></p> <p><strong><em>Do what I'm showing you right here.</em></strong></p> <p>I need a <strong>sales message</strong> and I need <strong>an offer</strong>.</p> <p>First, let's talk about the <strong>sales message.</strong></p> <p>The way I do this when I can't control the cart is... <em>I'm still gonna talk about the product.</em></p> <p>I'm just gonna take a little video... The last time I did this it took me <strong><em>three hours</em></strong> in a hotel room while I was traveling.</p> <p>I took my phone out, I was like <em>"What's going on everyone. Hey it's Steve Larsen. I've got something really cool for you if...</em></p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>I'm very, very stoked that you're here by the way. If you have not seen part  ONE of this four-part series, this is number TWO.  Go back and watch it! These four parts build on each other. I would watch it in the order that I've presented them. Welcome to PART TWO, today we're going to talk about what's called a BRIDGE PAGE. The bridge page is one of the secret weapons of MLM'ers and internet marketers… This is how we really play the game online. I'm not going to say much more because I want you to go straight into the lesson. DISCLAIMER: I am not your MLM. I don't know all your full scenarios. I was hunting for an MLM that would allow me to do this. It's not hard to find them. THIS is is not crazy. I don't know if you have ever heard the term white hat, gray hat, black hat. Black hat is like illegal, terrible if you get caught there's consequences. White hat is following the rules to a T. This is not like even gray, okay? I don't want to go in the gray hat or the black. I only do the white, okay? Personally, I don't know how you will use this information. If you want help pulling this kind of stuff off, that's what the program Secret MLM Hacks is about. Go get the program at secretmlmhacks.com. THIS is how the big MLM'ers actually play the game. I don't want to say big MLM'ers... I should say this is how WE from the internet marketing world... When we see MLM we're like, "I'm just gonna make this really easy thing that just auto sells my stuff". I'm very stoked for you guys to see how we're pulling this off. Again this is PART TWO of four. WELCOME TO BRIDGE PAGE TRAINING There are some realities here that we have to deal with: In MLM, I have no control over the checkout cart. I can't go in and add in testimonials to my own checkout cart. Even if your MLM has given you a duplicated website, you still can't change the order page. It's duplicated and controlled by them. I can't change the checkout page. I'm gonna put it in RED because you can't really touch it. It's your MLM's order page. On this side we've got Facebook. Facebook hates MLM. They don't hate it... They just don't want it to become an MLM platform, so you can't put ads for MLM. I don't, but we still have people auto-joining us every single day... So how do we do it? I'm gonna do this from the product sales standpoint. There's three different methods behind this. There are three different ways to create a product funnel... Think about those skill levels. This is one of the easiest ways for you to sell a product with very little skill. But it also is duplicatable time. There's more LEVERAGE. That's why I love it so much. Let's think about it from this standpoint first of all... Q: What is a funnel? A: A funnel is not PAGES... That's a method of delivery. ClickFunnels HELPS you build a funnel but funnels existed before ClickFunnels did! Funnels existed before the internet did. If you've sold anything EVER, you had a funnel. A FUNNEL is just the process that leads to the sale... And there are two parts to it.  Sales message Offer  ... That's it! It's the reason why funnels existed before the internet. The first person who ever traded and bartered a sheep for a plot of land... That was a funnel. All you've got to do is build a little sales message and this is the freaking easiest script on planet earth to use to do that. And then an offer which is wicked easy for you guys to do. Hopefully, this is very eye opening on how to do it for your products and it's really easy to outperform everybody else. There are three kinds of time, only spend one of those kinds.  We don't just want to be a Prius... We want to be the drag car. Time = Wealth The speed of the money coming in is what rich really is. Rich is how much money you have. Wealth is how long you can live without working. I don't control:  The checkout page Anything on Facebook  What I am going to go do is... I'm gonna create my own offer and my own funnel. So what that means is, first of all, I'm gonna build a page and this is TYPE ONE. It's a single page. I have done this before when promoting things that I don't own the cart for. And I really couldn't do much on Facebook or other ads platforms. We've done OVER six figures in four or five months on ONE page. When people are like "I can't sell this on the internet", yeah you can. Do what I'm showing you right here. I need a sales message and I need an offer. First, let's talk about the sales message. The way I do this when I can't control the cart is... I'm still gonna talk about the product. I'm just gonna take a little video... The last time I did this it took me three hours in a hotel room while I was traveling. I took my phone out, I was like "What's going on everyone. Hey it's Steve Larsen. I've got something really cool for you if you guys are on this page right now. There is a product that has really changed my life back when [origin story, origin story, origin story]. So you can see that I'm really syked about this product here so what it...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>We have a very special four-part series that we're doing here...</p> <p> </p> <p>And this is gonna be part ONE. It's gonna be dripped out over the episodes here.</p> <p> </p> <p>VERY stoked for you guys to be here.</p> <p> </p> <p>We're gonna dive into MLM product funnels.</p> <p> </p> <p>One of the biggest questions I get asked is, "Stephen, you focus quite a bit on the recruiting side. Why don't you talk more about the product sales side?"</p> <p> </p> <p>And the reason is that I've found is that if somebody is able to recruit, the same principles apply and they are transferable over to selling the product itself.</p> <p> </p> <p>If I can get someone to be auto recruiting, selling the product, it's the same principle. It's very, very easy to go do it.</p> <p> </p> <p>If they can only sell the product, though, a lot of times it's harder for them. I don't know why it seems that way. Maybe it's not true, but it seems that way.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>If I can get them to recruit, the product side's pretty easy.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I wanted to do a four-part series teaching you guys how I do my MLM product funnels and how I would design that for yours.</p> <p> </p> <p>How to design these MLM product funnels so that you can auto sell.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's the same model I've used in other industries, as well, and it's the reason it's so powerful.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MLM PRODUCT FUNNELS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you’re in Secret MLM Hacks, you saw me go into this a little bit. And it's one of the benefits of being in the Secret MLM Hacks program.</p> <p> </p> <p>When I start seeing that there's a spot-check training needed, I wanna dive into that.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'll create the program. Then, I step back to see what are they not understanding.</p> <p> </p> <p>Okay, cool, let's go make training specifically on that. I decided to take this one piece out of it and say BOOM, here it is, because it makes me really, really sad... MAD that this is not mainstream.</p> <p> </p> <p>And a lot of times people are super afraid of doing this.</p> <p> </p> <p>I know why, and I'm gonna talk about it right during this very first session.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's because they're afraid of Facebook and saying things like MLM or their product name or they can't say the name of their product online. That's fine.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm not saying to break that rule.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Or they're like, "Hey, I'm not allowed to drive traffic to my distributor checkout page." Then don't.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I'm about to share with you and teach you is such a big deal.</p> <p> </p> <p>Take the environment as it is. Accept it, and then, do something about it.</p> <p> </p> <p>But most of the time, people were like, "I won't do it because I can't do x, y, z, online."</p> <p> </p> <p>Then find another way!</p> <p> </p> <p>That's what this series is about. It's four parts and this is part ONE of the series.</p> <p> </p> <p>We're gonna go dive into a little bit about the environment scenario.</p> <p> </p> <p>The reality that MLM's in, in regards to the Internet, and does it work, can it work, will it work, why will it work if it does?</p> <p> </p> <p>I want you to see a lot of the realities that are in there.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MLM PRODUCT FUNNELS DISCLAIMER!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Full disclaimer, full disclosure with this, I'm NOT a lawyer. I'm not a legal person. I'm not your MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>Hopefully, everyone feels disclaimed.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is a  15-minute lesson that will really help you understand some of the scenarios and environments that we're really in and how I don't try to break the rules or be sneaky.</p> <p> </p> <p>I just accept it and do something about it.</p> <p> </p> <p>I think it's gonna be powerful for you to take notes on this.</p> <p> </p> <p>There was a guy on the show a while ago. What was cool was that he's like, "Yeah, I took those "principles you were talking about," and he's like, "I took my team volume from $8,000 dollars a month "to $130,000 a month," or something like that.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was like holy crap, I thought you doubled. You went from $8,000 to like $130,000 in team volume and it was only three or four months using these types of principles.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's really powerful.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you guys wanna learn how to do this stuff for real, full time, all out, go get the program at secretmlmhacks.com.</p> <p> </p> <p>This should give you a taste, as well. So you can see what it will be about.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm gonna share with you guys the secrets on how, honestly, us Internet marketers play the MLM game.</p> <p> </p> <p>I love MLM, obviously; otherwise, I would not have created this.</p> <p> </p> <p>But we don't play it, probably, the way you've been taught.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>TRADITIONAL MLM PRODUCT FUNNELS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>How is it that traditional MLM teaches you to sell supplements?</p> <p> </p> <p>If you're like, "Hey, Stephen, I still wanna talk to friends and family." That's fine, what I'm teaching you how to do here is not talk to them if you don't want to.</p> <p> </p> <p>Once you run out of your warm market, what do you do?</p> <p> </p> <p>Auto recruit.</p> <p> </p> <p>Personally, I've had five, six people join us in the last two days.</p> <p> </p> <p>I do what we're teaching you. I have a huge issue with people on the Internet when they're like, "I'm gonna teach you how to do x, y, and z," and then, you find out they're not actually building a downline.</p> <p> </p> <p>I don't wanna learn from them; I wanna learn from the person who's doing it. Who's in the weeds with me and just further down the road.</p> <p> </p> <p>That's why I'm going and doing this stuff, and that's why it's been so fun.</p> <p> </p> <p>So how do you sell supplements in the traditional method?</p> <p> </p> <p>The traditional method of doing that is friends and family…</p> <p> </p> <p>If it works, I'm not saying it's bad, but…  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>SELLING IS LIKE A DRAG RACE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Have you ever been to one of those car races, like a drag race?</p> <p> </p> <p>I grew up in Denver, Colorado in Littleton, and there's this really cool drag race, a famous course. It's probably about 15 minutes from where I grew up. It was right on the side of this mountain.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's super cool. What was crazy is you could see in the evening times, as these drag cars would take off, the fireball coming out of the back of these cars.</p> <p> </p> <p>You could see the glow of it just on the highway. I mean, you could see when stuff was going down on this drag race course; it was really cool.</p> <p> </p> <p>So let me ask you a question real quick...</p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say I have a drag race car verse a Prius.</p> <p> </p> <p>Who's gonna win?</p> <p> </p> <p>It's actually a matter of time, isn't it? To answer this question, technically, they're both gonna hit the finish line.</p> <p> </p> <p>Who's going to win is a matter of TIME.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I'm trying to tell you here is there's nothing wrong with selling the way that MLM traditionally teaches you to sell a product.</p> <p> </p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>We have a very special four-part series that we're doing here...</p> <p> </p> <p>And this is gonna be part ONE. It's gonna be dripped out over the episodes here.</p> <p> </p> <p>VERY stoked for you guys to be here.</p> <p> </p> <p>We're gonna dive into MLM product funnels.</p> <p> </p> <p>One of the biggest questions I get asked is, "Stephen, you focus quite a bit on the recruiting side. Why don't you talk more about the product sales side?"</p> <p> </p> <p>And the reason is that I've found is that if somebody is able to recruit, the same principles apply and they are transferable over to selling the product itself.</p> <p> </p> <p>If I can get someone to be auto recruiting, selling the product, it's the same principle. It's very, very easy to go do it.</p> <p> </p> <p>If they can only sell the product, though, a lot of times it's harder for them. I don't know why it seems that way. Maybe it's not true, but it seems that way.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>If I can get them to recruit, the product side's pretty easy.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I wanted to do a four-part series teaching you guys how I do my MLM product funnels and how I would design that for yours.</p> <p> </p> <p>How to design these MLM product funnels so that you can auto sell.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's the same model I've used in other industries, as well, and it's the reason it's so powerful.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MLM PRODUCT FUNNELS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you’re in Secret MLM Hacks, you saw me go into this a little bit. And it's one of the benefits of being in the Secret MLM Hacks program.</p> <p> </p> <p>When I start seeing that there's a spot-check training needed, I wanna dive into that.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'll create the program. Then, I step back to see what are they not understanding.</p> <p> </p> <p>Okay, cool, let's go make training specifically on that. I decided to take this one piece out of it and say BOOM, here it is, because it makes me really, really sad... MAD that this is not mainstream.</p> <p> </p> <p>And a lot of times people are super afraid of doing this.</p> <p> </p> <p>I know why, and I'm gonna talk about it right during this very first session.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's because they're afraid of Facebook and saying things like MLM or their product name or they can't say the name of their product online. That's fine.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm not saying to break that rule.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Or they're like, "Hey, I'm not allowed to drive traffic to my distributor checkout page." Then don't.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I'm about to share with you and teach you is such a big deal.</p> <p> </p> <p>Take the environment as it is. Accept it, and then, do something about it.</p> <p> </p> <p>But most of the time, people were like, "I won't do it because I can't do x, y, z, online."</p> <p> </p> <p>Then find another way!</p> <p> </p> <p>That's what this series is about. It's four parts and this is part ONE of the series.</p> <p> </p> <p>We're gonna go dive into a little bit about the environment scenario.</p> <p> </p> <p>The reality that MLM's in, in regards to the Internet, and does it work, can it work, will it work, why will it work if it does?</p> <p> </p> <p>I want you to see a lot of the realities that are in there.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MLM PRODUCT FUNNELS DISCLAIMER!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Full disclaimer, full disclosure with this, I'm NOT a lawyer. I'm not a legal person. I'm not your MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>Hopefully, everyone feels disclaimed.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is a  15-minute lesson that will really help you understand some of the scenarios and environments that we're really in and how I don't try to break the rules or be sneaky.</p> <p> </p> <p>I just accept it and do something about it.</p> <p> </p> <p>I think it's gonna be powerful for you to take notes on this.</p> <p> </p> <p>There was a guy on the show a while ago. What was cool was that he's like, "Yeah, I took those "principles you were talking about," and he's like, "I took my team volume from $8,000 dollars a month "to $130,000 a month," or something like that.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was like holy crap, I thought you doubled. You went from $8,000 to like $130,000 in team volume and it was only three or four months using these types of principles.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's really powerful.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you guys wanna learn how to do this stuff for real, full time, all out, go get the program at secretmlmhacks.com.</p> <p> </p> <p>This should give you a taste, as well. So you can see what it will be about.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm gonna share with you guys the secrets on how, honestly, us Internet marketers play the MLM game.</p> <p> </p> <p>I love MLM, obviously; otherwise, I would not have created this.</p> <p> </p> <p>But we don't play it, probably, the way you've been taught.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>TRADITIONAL MLM PRODUCT FUNNELS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>How is it that traditional MLM teaches you to sell supplements?</p> <p> </p> <p>If you're like, "Hey, Stephen, I still wanna talk to friends and family." That's fine, what I'm teaching you how to do here is not talk to them if you don't want to.</p> <p> </p> <p>Once you run out of your warm market, what do you do?</p> <p> </p> <p>Auto recruit.</p> <p> </p> <p>Personally, I've had five, six people join us in the last two days.</p> <p> </p> <p>I do what we're teaching you. I have a huge issue with people on the Internet when they're like, "I'm gonna teach you how to do x, y, and z," and then, you find out they're not actually building a downline.</p> <p> </p> <p>I don't wanna learn from them; I wanna learn from the person who's doing it. Who's in the weeds with me and just further down the road.</p> <p> </p> <p>That's why I'm going and doing this stuff, and that's why it's been so fun.</p> <p> </p> <p>So how do you sell supplements in the traditional method?</p> <p> </p> <p>The traditional method of doing that is friends and family…</p> <p> </p> <p>If it works, I'm not saying it's bad, but…  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>SELLING IS LIKE A DRAG RACE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Have you ever been to one of those car races, like a drag race?</p> <p> </p> <p>I grew up in Denver, Colorado in Littleton, and there's this really cool drag race, a famous course. It's probably about 15 minutes from where I grew up. It was right on the side of this mountain.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's super cool. What was crazy is you could see in the evening times, as these drag cars would take off, the fireball coming out of the back of these cars.</p> <p> </p> <p>You could see the glow of it just on the highway. I mean, you could see when stuff was going down on this drag race course; it was really cool.</p> <p> </p> <p>So let me ask you a question real quick...</p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say I have a drag race car verse a Prius.</p> <p> </p> <p>Who's gonna win?</p> <p> </p> <p>It's actually a matter of time, isn't it? To answer this question, technically, they're both gonna hit the finish line.</p> <p> </p> <p>Who's going to win is a matter of TIME.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I'm trying to tell you here is there's nothing wrong with selling the way that MLM traditionally teaches you to sell a product.</p> <p> </p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>We have a very special four-part series that we're doing here...   And this is gonna be part ONE. It's gonna be dripped out over the episodes here.   VERY stoked for you guys to be here.   We're gonna dive into MLM product funnels.   One of the biggest questions I get asked is, "Stephen, you focus quite a bit on the recruiting side. Why don't you talk more about the product sales side?"   And the reason is that I've found is that if somebody is able to recruit, the same principles apply and they are transferable over to selling the product itself.   If I can get someone to be auto recruiting, selling the product, it's the same principle. It's very, very easy to go do it.   If they can only sell the product, though, a lot of times it's harder for them. I don't know why it seems that way. Maybe it's not true, but it seems that way.   If I can get them to recruit, the product side's pretty easy.   I wanted to do a four-part series teaching you guys how I do my MLM product funnels and how I would design that for yours.   How to design these MLM product funnels so that you can auto sell.   It's the same model I've used in other industries, as well, and it's the reason it's so powerful.   MLM PRODUCT FUNNELS   If you’re in Secret MLM Hacks, you saw me go into this a little bit. And it's one of the benefits of being in the Secret MLM Hacks program.   When I start seeing that there's a spot-check training needed, I wanna dive into that.   I'll create the program. Then, I step back to see what are they not understanding.   Okay, cool, let's go make training specifically on that. I decided to take this one piece out of it and say BOOM, here it is, because it makes me really, really sad... MAD that this is not mainstream.   And a lot of times people are super afraid of doing this.   I know why, and I'm gonna talk about it right during this very first session.   It's because they're afraid of Facebook and saying things like MLM or their product name or they can't say the name of their product online. That's fine.   I'm not saying to break that rule.   Or they're like, "Hey, I'm not allowed to drive traffic to my distributor checkout page." Then don't.   What I'm about to share with you and teach you is such a big deal.   Take the environment as it is. Accept it, and then, do something about it.   But most of the time, people were like, "I won't do it because I can't do x, y, z, online."   Then find another way!   That's what this series is about. It's four parts and this is part ONE of the series.   We're gonna go dive into a little bit about the environment scenario.   The reality that MLM's in, in regards to the Internet, and does it work, can it work, will it work, why will it work if it does?   I want you to see a lot of the realities that are in there.   MLM PRODUCT FUNNELS DISCLAIMER!   Full disclaimer, full disclosure with this, I'm NOT a lawyer. I'm not a legal person. I'm not your MLM.   Hopefully, everyone feels disclaimed.   This is a  15-minute lesson that will really help you understand some of the scenarios and environments that we're really in and how I don't try to break the rules or be sneaky.   I just accept it and do something about it.   I think it's gonna be powerful for you to take notes on this.   There was a guy on the show a while ago. What was cool was that he's like, "Yeah, I took those "principles you were talking about," and he's like, "I took my team volume from $8,000 dollars a month "to $130,000 a month," or something like that.   I was like holy crap, I thought you doubled. You went from $8,000 to like $130,000 in team volume and it was only three or four months using these types of principles.   It's really powerful.   If you guys wanna learn how to do this stuff for real, full time, all out, go get the program at secretmlmhacks.com.   This should give you a taste, as well. So you can see what it will be about.   I'm gonna share with you guys the secrets on how, honestly, us Internet marketers play the MLM game.   I love MLM, obviously; otherwise, I would not have created this.   But we don't play it, probably, the way you've been taught.   TRADITIONAL MLM PRODUCT FUNNELS   How is it that traditional MLM teaches you to sell supplements?   If you're like, "Hey, Stephen, I still wanna talk to friends and family." That's fine, what I'm teaching you how to do here is not talk to them if you don't want to.   Once you run out of your warm market, what do you do?   Auto recruit.   Personally, I've had five, six people join us in the last two days.   I do what we're teaching you. I have a huge issue with people on the Internet when they're like, "I'm gonna teach you how to do x, y, and z," and then, you find out they're not actually building a downline.   I don't wanna learn from them; I wanna learn from the person who's doing it. Who's in the weeds with me and just further down the road.   That's why I'm going and doing this stuff, and that's why it's been so fun.   So how do you sell supp...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>We have a very special four-part series that we're doing here...   And this is gonna be part ONE. It's gonna be dripped out over the episodes here.   VERY stoked for you guys to be here.   We're gonna dive into MLM product funnels.   One of the biggest qu</itunes:subtitle>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Six years ago when I joined my first MLM... I was so mad!</p> <p> </p> <p>I went in and I was like, <em>“I want to be successful.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>And the guy is like, <em>“Hey, you really want to be successful?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I said, <em>“Absolutely.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>He said, <em>"Well this is what successful people do. Give me a list of your friends and family. Let's take the ones who will be a good fit and three-way them in.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>So I was like, <em>“I want to be successful, let's three-way them in”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I started doing it, and once we ran out of those kinds of leads...<strong><em> Frankly, it got really awkward.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That's when I started walking down <strong>Main Street </strong>to try and recruit people.</p> <p> </p> <p>The challenging part about it was that I was not equipping the people I was recruiting with the kind of education they needed.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I was just literally a pawn.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And when I realized that, I got mad.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I started looking to see what these other MLMers were doing.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>None of them</strong> were doing home meetings, phone meetings, hotel meetings.</p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of them had their own little product.<strong><em> They had:</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Webinars</li> <li>Websites</li> <li>A funnel</li> <li>Little tiny info products</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>They wouldn’t attract people to their MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>They'd attract people to these items and these products and these things <strong>IN FRONT </strong>of their MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>Then when somebody would buy, they would go and sell them, and upsell, and say <em>"Hey, would you like to come and join this thing?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE PRINCIPLE OF A SELF-LIQUIDATING OFFER</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What was cool about that is <strong>it let them spend that money on ads.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is like the marriage between <strong>marketing</strong> and the <strong>MLM world</strong> and how it actually works on the internet.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Whoever can spend the most money to acquire customer always wins, even if their product is worse.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I got mad about this because I realized that<strong> I was not being taught the way that big guys play the game.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I left MLM for a while until I said, <em>"You know what, I'll do it again, but I will only do it in the way that I saw these other guys doing it."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm going to walk you through some training that I give people in my downline. It brainstorms some of those front-end products.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>It's not actually that challenging to go create a lot of these things.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I’m going to show you the principle of a self-liquidating offer in MLM and how you can create that.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is taken straight from <a href="https://hackmlm.com/create-login?login_redirect=1&amp;page_hash=0b038dd476a&amp;page_id=26878243&amp;page_key=apm45c6dw23fkqur" rel="nofollow">Hack MLM</a>. You can get it for <strong>FREE</strong>.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you want to, go to <a href="https://hackmlm.com/create-login?login_redirect=1&amp;page_hash=0b038dd476a&amp;page_id=26878243&amp;page_key=apm45c6dw23fkqur" rel="nofollow">hackmlm.com</a> and you can check it out.</p> <p> </p> <p>Don't go there if you're like, <strong><em>"I don't want to be pitched." </em></strong>Because if you go there, you're going to get pitched,<em> alright?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>FRONT-END PRODUCTS TO HIDE MLM</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This helps my downline think, <em>"What thing could I create in order to make one of those front-end products that is not related to my MLM, that is not there to recruit anybody, it's not there to even talk about the fact that I'm in one?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's just there to serve.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>When it serves them, what happens is after a while they're like<em> "Well man, that was really cool Steven, what else do you do?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Funny you should ask! </strong><em>Here's my MLM, here's my downline.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Then they come and buy. It's one of the easiest ways to make sure that you have a consistent source of leads in your business.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You only have so many family members!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>After you've run out of family members and close friends, how do you get more leads?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>About five years ago I decided I would get back into MLM, but <strong>ONLY</strong> do it the way that I saw the people making a lot of money.</p> <p> </p> <p>Most of my friends and family don't even know I'm in MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>The only reason they know that I'm in MLM is that they'll ask me what I do professionally. I'll be like <em>"Oh, I do this, I do that."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I'll bring it up, and that's it.</strong> I don't pitch them.</p> <p> </p> <p>We have three, four, five people a day asking to join my personal downline (not including all the ones who are in my downline).</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>SELF-LIQUIDATING OFFERS CREATE LEADS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>How do you get a source of leads? </strong><em>Creating a self-liquidating offer in front of your actual business is the way to do that.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Get out a piece of paper and think,<em> "What could I create that would attract my dream recruit, my dream product buyer? What could I create that would be a good fit, that only that kind of person would come and buy?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I CHALLENGE YOU</strong> to go and make it and start just sending some traffic to it.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you want the actual program that doesn't pitch you, go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and you can learn how to create these kinds of machines inside of your business <strong><em>(and treat it like a real one).</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I know I'm very forward on this show, <strong><em>but I'm sick of so much crap around this industry.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Get out a piece of paper so you can brainstorm <strong>very simple</strong> ways to create a <strong>self-liquidating offer that will bring your dream customer to you.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I’m going to teach you some of the strategies I like to use to create these <strong><em>SLOs - Self-liquidating offers.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The reason we're going through this is that it is usually <strong>one of the topics that people get stuck on.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm going to walk you through a few different ways to create very easy self-liquidating offers.</p> <p> </p> <p>We are different because we follow the <strong>info product direct sales model, </strong>AND we also do MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>That is what is fueling our downlines and fueling our MLMs. Most MLMers have no idea about these marketing tactics or techniques.  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>SIMPLE WAYS TO CREATE AN SLO</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>These are some very simple ways to create SLOs (self-liquidating offers).</p> <p> </p> <p>The biggest reason why someone freaks out, <em>which is understandable,</em> is because they're like, <em>"You're telling me, Steven, that I have to go in, and I have to go create an entire offer? Do I have to be in the product creation business? I don't want to do that! That's the reason I got in MLM! It's because I don't have to create the product!"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I hear you, okay, I hear you.</strong> It's one of the reasons why this is the info product business.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Information is one of the highest margin things to sell.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>It doesn't cost a lot of money to fulfill. When someone buys a CD, you just print the CD and send it out to them.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Or a book. </strong>Just print the book and send it out to them.</p> <p> </p> <p>Or if it's completely digital it doe...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Six years ago when I joined my first MLM... I was so mad!</p> <p> </p> <p>I went in and I was like, <em>“I want to be successful.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>And the guy is like, <em>“Hey, you really want to be successful?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I said, <em>“Absolutely.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>He said, <em>"Well this is what successful people do. Give me a list of your friends and family. Let's take the ones who will be a good fit and three-way them in.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>So I was like, <em>“I want to be successful, let's three-way them in”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I started doing it, and once we ran out of those kinds of leads...<strong><em> Frankly, it got really awkward.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That's when I started walking down <strong>Main Street </strong>to try and recruit people.</p> <p> </p> <p>The challenging part about it was that I was not equipping the people I was recruiting with the kind of education they needed.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I was just literally a pawn.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And when I realized that, I got mad.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I started looking to see what these other MLMers were doing.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>None of them</strong> were doing home meetings, phone meetings, hotel meetings.</p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of them had their own little product.<strong><em> They had:</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Webinars</li> <li>Websites</li> <li>A funnel</li> <li>Little tiny info products</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>They wouldn’t attract people to their MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>They'd attract people to these items and these products and these things <strong>IN FRONT </strong>of their MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>Then when somebody would buy, they would go and sell them, and upsell, and say <em>"Hey, would you like to come and join this thing?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE PRINCIPLE OF A SELF-LIQUIDATING OFFER</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What was cool about that is <strong>it let them spend that money on ads.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is like the marriage between <strong>marketing</strong> and the <strong>MLM world</strong> and how it actually works on the internet.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Whoever can spend the most money to acquire customer always wins, even if their product is worse.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I got mad about this because I realized that<strong> I was not being taught the way that big guys play the game.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I left MLM for a while until I said, <em>"You know what, I'll do it again, but I will only do it in the way that I saw these other guys doing it."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm going to walk you through some training that I give people in my downline. It brainstorms some of those front-end products.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>It's not actually that challenging to go create a lot of these things.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I’m going to show you the principle of a self-liquidating offer in MLM and how you can create that.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is taken straight from <a href="https://hackmlm.com/create-login?login_redirect=1&amp;page_hash=0b038dd476a&amp;page_id=26878243&amp;page_key=apm45c6dw23fkqur" rel="nofollow">Hack MLM</a>. You can get it for <strong>FREE</strong>.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you want to, go to <a href="https://hackmlm.com/create-login?login_redirect=1&amp;page_hash=0b038dd476a&amp;page_id=26878243&amp;page_key=apm45c6dw23fkqur" rel="nofollow">hackmlm.com</a> and you can check it out.</p> <p> </p> <p>Don't go there if you're like, <strong><em>"I don't want to be pitched." </em></strong>Because if you go there, you're going to get pitched,<em> alright?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>FRONT-END PRODUCTS TO HIDE MLM</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This helps my downline think, <em>"What thing could I create in order to make one of those front-end products that is not related to my MLM, that is not there to recruit anybody, it's not there to even talk about the fact that I'm in one?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's just there to serve.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>When it serves them, what happens is after a while they're like<em> "Well man, that was really cool Steven, what else do you do?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Funny you should ask! </strong><em>Here's my MLM, here's my downline.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Then they come and buy. It's one of the easiest ways to make sure that you have a consistent source of leads in your business.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You only have so many family members!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>After you've run out of family members and close friends, how do you get more leads?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>About five years ago I decided I would get back into MLM, but <strong>ONLY</strong> do it the way that I saw the people making a lot of money.</p> <p> </p> <p>Most of my friends and family don't even know I'm in MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>The only reason they know that I'm in MLM is that they'll ask me what I do professionally. I'll be like <em>"Oh, I do this, I do that."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I'll bring it up, and that's it.</strong> I don't pitch them.</p> <p> </p> <p>We have three, four, five people a day asking to join my personal downline (not including all the ones who are in my downline).</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>SELF-LIQUIDATING OFFERS CREATE LEADS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>How do you get a source of leads? </strong><em>Creating a self-liquidating offer in front of your actual business is the way to do that.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Get out a piece of paper and think,<em> "What could I create that would attract my dream recruit, my dream product buyer? What could I create that would be a good fit, that only that kind of person would come and buy?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I CHALLENGE YOU</strong> to go and make it and start just sending some traffic to it.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you want the actual program that doesn't pitch you, go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a> and you can learn how to create these kinds of machines inside of your business <strong><em>(and treat it like a real one).</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I know I'm very forward on this show, <strong><em>but I'm sick of so much crap around this industry.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Get out a piece of paper so you can brainstorm <strong>very simple</strong> ways to create a <strong>self-liquidating offer that will bring your dream customer to you.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I’m going to teach you some of the strategies I like to use to create these <strong><em>SLOs - Self-liquidating offers.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The reason we're going through this is that it is usually <strong>one of the topics that people get stuck on.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm going to walk you through a few different ways to create very easy self-liquidating offers.</p> <p> </p> <p>We are different because we follow the <strong>info product direct sales model, </strong>AND we also do MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>That is what is fueling our downlines and fueling our MLMs. Most MLMers have no idea about these marketing tactics or techniques.  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>SIMPLE WAYS TO CREATE AN SLO</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>These are some very simple ways to create SLOs (self-liquidating offers).</p> <p> </p> <p>The biggest reason why someone freaks out, <em>which is understandable,</em> is because they're like, <em>"You're telling me, Steven, that I have to go in, and I have to go create an entire offer? Do I have to be in the product creation business? I don't want to do that! That's the reason I got in MLM! It's because I don't have to create the product!"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I hear you, okay, I hear you.</strong> It's one of the reasons why this is the info product business.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Information is one of the highest margin things to sell.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>It doesn't cost a lot of money to fulfill. When someone buys a CD, you just print the CD and send it out to them.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Or a book. </strong>Just print the book and send it out to them.</p> <p> </p> <p>Or if it's completely digital it doe...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Six years ago when I joined my first MLM... I was so mad!   I went in and I was like, “I want to be successful.”   And the guy is like, “Hey, you really want to be successful?”   I said, “Absolutely.”   He said, "Well this is what successful people do. Give me a list of your friends and family. Let's take the ones who will be a good fit and three-way them in.”   So I was like, “I want to be successful, let's three-way them in”.   I started doing it, and once we ran out of those kinds of leads... Frankly, it got really awkward.   That's when I started walking down Main Street to try and recruit people.   The challenging part about it was that I was not equipping the people I was recruiting with the kind of education they needed.   I was just literally a pawn.   And when I realized that, I got mad.   I started looking to see what these other MLMers were doing.   None of them were doing home meetings, phone meetings, hotel meetings.   A lot of them had their own little product. They had:    Webinars Websites A funnel Little tiny info products    They wouldn’t attract people to their MLM.   They'd attract people to these items and these products and these things IN FRONT of their MLM.   Then when somebody would buy, they would go and sell them, and upsell, and say "Hey, would you like to come and join this thing?"   THE PRINCIPLE OF A SELF-LIQUIDATING OFFER   What was cool about that is it let them spend that money on ads.   This is like the marriage between marketing and the MLM world and how it actually works on the internet.   Whoever can spend the most money to acquire customer always wins, even if their product is worse.   I got mad about this because I realized that I was not being taught the way that big guys play the game.   I left MLM for a while until I said, "You know what, I'll do it again, but I will only do it in the way that I saw these other guys doing it."   I'm going to walk you through some training that I give people in my downline. It brainstorms some of those front-end products.   It's not actually that challenging to go create a lot of these things.   I’m going to show you the principle of a self-liquidating offer in MLM and how you can create that.   This is taken straight from Hack MLM. You can get it for FREE.   If you want to, go to hackmlm.com and you can check it out.   Don't go there if you're like, "I don't want to be pitched." Because if you go there, you're going to get pitched, alright?   FRONT-END PRODUCTS TO HIDE MLM   This helps my downline think, "What thing could I create in order to make one of those front-end products that is not related to my MLM, that is not there to recruit anybody, it's not there to even talk about the fact that I'm in one?"   It's just there to serve.   When it serves them, what happens is after a while they're like "Well man, that was really cool Steven, what else do you do?"   Funny you should ask! Here's my MLM, here's my downline.   Then they come and buy. It's one of the easiest ways to make sure that you have a consistent source of leads in your business.   You only have so many family members!   After you've run out of family members and close friends, how do you get more leads?   About five years ago I decided I would get back into MLM, but ONLY do it the way that I saw the people making a lot of money.   Most of my friends and family don't even know I'm in MLM.   The only reason they know that I'm in MLM is that they'll ask me what I do professionally. I'll be like "Oh, I do this, I do that."   I'll bring it up, and that's it. I don't pitch them.   We have three, four, five people a day asking to join my personal downline (not including all the ones who are in my downline).   SELF-LIQUIDATING OFFERS CREATE LEADS   How do you get a source of leads? Creating a self-liquidating offer in front of your actual business is the way to do that.   Get out a piece of paper and think, "What could I create that would attract my dream recruit, my dream product buyer? What could I create that would be a good fit, that only that kind of person would come and buy?"   I CHALLENGE YOU to go and make it and start just sending some traffic to it.   If you want the actual program that doesn't pitch you, go to secretmlmhacks.com and you can learn how to create these kinds of machines inside of your business (and treat it like a real one).   I know I'm very forward on this show, but I'm sick of so much crap around this industry.   Get out a piece of paper so you can brainstorm very simple ways to create a self-liquidating offer that will bring your dream customer to you.   I’m going to teach you some of the strategies I like to use to create these SLOs - Self-liquidating offers.   The reason we're going through this is that it is usually one of the topics that people get stuck on.   I'm going to walk you through a few different ways to create very easy self-liquidating offers.   We are different because we follow the info product direct sales model, AND we also...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I'm very pumped for <strong>PART 2</strong> of <em>‘</em><a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-94-how-to-rate-your-business-part-1/" rel="nofollow"><em>How to Rate Your MLM Business’</em>.</a></p> <p> </p> <p>Like I said in the last episode, this is not about rating the MLM that you work for. We are talking about rating your current position inside of that.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Are you treating it like an actual business or is it like a hobby?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>This will help you know, <em>not only where you are,</em> but what to do next. <strong>*This*</strong> episode we'll teach you the latter.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What do you do next?</strong> Now that you are able to go in and treat this as a company? Like an actual business, like an asset.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you did not see the <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-94-how-to-rate-your-business-part-1/" rel="nofollow"> last episode</a>, <strong>DO NOT</strong> start with this one.</p> <p> </p> <p>Go to the episode just before this one. Go watch <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-94-how-to-rate-your-business-part-1/" rel="nofollow"> PART 1</a> because this is part two, and it builds off of what you saw during the last one.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>AND…</strong> If you guys want more help on building real systems in your MLM business, go get the program <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a>.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT DO YOU DO NEXT?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Having an SLO means that I gained control back over the:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Lead</li> <li>Convert</li> <li>Deliver</li> <li>Upsell</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>I gained control back on this side of the ranking.</p> <p> </p> <p>I lose control over <strong><em>at least</em></strong> half of the stuff on the MLM position side.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I can't…</strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Convert people in certain ways</li> <li>Say certain phrases</li> <li>Income claims</li> <li>Health claims</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>...All of the stuff.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I wouldn't say it anyways... <strong>BUT</strong> there's so much red tape because the government's <strong><em>sooo</em></strong> involved.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I've got to be way more careful and far more watered down.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>What I <strong>CAN</strong> do is control the pre-frame that they see my MLM with by the stuff that comes through on the SLO side.</p> <p> </p> <p>My challenge to you is to go in and rank <strong>YOU.</strong> How well do you...</p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>Attract leads?</li> <li>Convert the leads once you have them?</li> <li>Deliver on what you sold? <em>(Just improving that alone will increase your sales because your testimonials increase once you deliver better.)</em></li> <li>Upsell them?</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p><em>Second money's always easier than the first money.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>How well do you do those things?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>#1</strong> Figure that out.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>#2</strong> Circle the one that <strong>SUCKS</strong> the most</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>#3</strong> Use <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> to figure out what it is that you're doing.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you're new here and you’ve never seen what a funnel is, do it in the order that the modules that are presented. That's going to help you understand <strong>WHAT</strong> a funnel is.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>It will help you get that first thing off the ground.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>YOU HAVE AN SLO… WHAT DO YOU DO NEXT?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>After you've gone through it and after you have an SLO (self-liquidating offer) up… After you've started creating systems around these things, <strong><em>start ranking them.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I already have a business built. So much focus is on the building… <strong>But what about post build?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> <em>What do you do next?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>A: *THIS*</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>How well are my systems inside the business?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I rank according to those things <em>(lead, convert, deliver, upsell).</em> <strong>That</strong> is what guides my decision making.</p> <p> </p> <p>Which is ultimately <strong><em>why</em></strong> I start thinking about <strong><em>how</em></strong> could I go and create an upsell.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm going to list out a bunch of ways I <strong><em>could</em></strong> make an upsell… Things that are <strong><em>possibilities.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'll choose <strong>some</strong> of them. That literally becomes my <strong>TO-DO</strong> list for the next month. That's what guides me in this. <strong>That way it's a market-driven business.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm listening. I have my ear to the ground.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You make money on your strengths.</strong> But I'm talking about ranking your systems and fixing the weaknesses.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you don't have systems, it's extremely weak. That's what makes people feel like, <em>“Oh I'm so lost. I don't know what to go do.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If you’re liking this, I appreciate it like crazy. You can go to <a href="https://www.gatherkudos.com/secretmlmhacks/" rel="nofollow">SMHReview.com</a> (Secret MLM Hacks Review) and leave an honest review.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you're like, <em>“That sucked”</em>, tell me! But if you think this is awesome, tell me that also!</p> <p> </p> <p>If you’re having a hard time thinking that you can be duplicatable… It’s because you <strong>aren't.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Your systems are.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The reason I'm so duplicatable is that I give a lot of these guys the same things that I brought them in with.</p> <p> </p> <p>A <strong>SYSTEM</strong> is duplicatable.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I am very unduplicatable.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THERE’S ONLY ONE ME!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm not trying to duplicate people. I am trying to duplicate business systems.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>YOUR MLM BUSINESS EXPERTISE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>People ask me, <em>“Do I teach my downline how to do funnels if they're used to belly to belly?”</em></p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>My SLOs have to do with funnels because <strong><em>it's my expertise.</em></strong></li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>If you are an expert on protein shakes, build a self-liquidating offer around what you're good at.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's the reason <strong><em>why</em></strong> you can create a unique recruiting offer. <strong>It's unique.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>What are you amazing at?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I am not a scientist on the s...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I'm very pumped for <strong>PART 2</strong> of <em>‘</em><a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-94-how-to-rate-your-business-part-1/" rel="nofollow"><em>How to Rate Your MLM Business’</em>.</a></p> <p> </p> <p>Like I said in the last episode, this is not about rating the MLM that you work for. We are talking about rating your current position inside of that.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Are you treating it like an actual business or is it like a hobby?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>This will help you know, <em>not only where you are,</em> but what to do next. <strong>*This*</strong> episode we'll teach you the latter.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What do you do next?</strong> Now that you are able to go in and treat this as a company? Like an actual business, like an asset.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you did not see the <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-94-how-to-rate-your-business-part-1/" rel="nofollow"> last episode</a>, <strong>DO NOT</strong> start with this one.</p> <p> </p> <p>Go to the episode just before this one. Go watch <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-94-how-to-rate-your-business-part-1/" rel="nofollow"> PART 1</a> because this is part two, and it builds off of what you saw during the last one.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>AND…</strong> If you guys want more help on building real systems in your MLM business, go get the program <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a>.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT DO YOU DO NEXT?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Having an SLO means that I gained control back over the:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Lead</li> <li>Convert</li> <li>Deliver</li> <li>Upsell</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>I gained control back on this side of the ranking.</p> <p> </p> <p>I lose control over <strong><em>at least</em></strong> half of the stuff on the MLM position side.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I can't…</strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Convert people in certain ways</li> <li>Say certain phrases</li> <li>Income claims</li> <li>Health claims</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>...All of the stuff.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I wouldn't say it anyways... <strong>BUT</strong> there's so much red tape because the government's <strong><em>sooo</em></strong> involved.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I've got to be way more careful and far more watered down.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>What I <strong>CAN</strong> do is control the pre-frame that they see my MLM with by the stuff that comes through on the SLO side.</p> <p> </p> <p>My challenge to you is to go in and rank <strong>YOU.</strong> How well do you...</p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>Attract leads?</li> <li>Convert the leads once you have them?</li> <li>Deliver on what you sold? <em>(Just improving that alone will increase your sales because your testimonials increase once you deliver better.)</em></li> <li>Upsell them?</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p><em>Second money's always easier than the first money.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>How well do you do those things?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>#1</strong> Figure that out.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>#2</strong> Circle the one that <strong>SUCKS</strong> the most</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>#3</strong> Use <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> to figure out what it is that you're doing.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you're new here and you’ve never seen what a funnel is, do it in the order that the modules that are presented. That's going to help you understand <strong>WHAT</strong> a funnel is.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>It will help you get that first thing off the ground.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>YOU HAVE AN SLO… WHAT DO YOU DO NEXT?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>After you've gone through it and after you have an SLO (self-liquidating offer) up… After you've started creating systems around these things, <strong><em>start ranking them.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I already have a business built. So much focus is on the building… <strong>But what about post build?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> <em>What do you do next?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>A: *THIS*</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>How well are my systems inside the business?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I rank according to those things <em>(lead, convert, deliver, upsell).</em> <strong>That</strong> is what guides my decision making.</p> <p> </p> <p>Which is ultimately <strong><em>why</em></strong> I start thinking about <strong><em>how</em></strong> could I go and create an upsell.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm going to list out a bunch of ways I <strong><em>could</em></strong> make an upsell… Things that are <strong><em>possibilities.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'll choose <strong>some</strong> of them. That literally becomes my <strong>TO-DO</strong> list for the next month. That's what guides me in this. <strong>That way it's a market-driven business.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm listening. I have my ear to the ground.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You make money on your strengths.</strong> But I'm talking about ranking your systems and fixing the weaknesses.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you don't have systems, it's extremely weak. That's what makes people feel like, <em>“Oh I'm so lost. I don't know what to go do.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If you’re liking this, I appreciate it like crazy. You can go to <a href="https://www.gatherkudos.com/secretmlmhacks/" rel="nofollow">SMHReview.com</a> (Secret MLM Hacks Review) and leave an honest review.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you're like, <em>“That sucked”</em>, tell me! But if you think this is awesome, tell me that also!</p> <p> </p> <p>If you’re having a hard time thinking that you can be duplicatable… It’s because you <strong>aren't.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Your systems are.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The reason I'm so duplicatable is that I give a lot of these guys the same things that I brought them in with.</p> <p> </p> <p>A <strong>SYSTEM</strong> is duplicatable.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I am very unduplicatable.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THERE’S ONLY ONE ME!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm not trying to duplicate people. I am trying to duplicate business systems.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>YOUR MLM BUSINESS EXPERTISE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>People ask me, <em>“Do I teach my downline how to do funnels if they're used to belly to belly?”</em></p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>My SLOs have to do with funnels because <strong><em>it's my expertise.</em></strong></li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>If you are an expert on protein shakes, build a self-liquidating offer around what you're good at.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's the reason <strong><em>why</em></strong> you can create a unique recruiting offer. <strong>It's unique.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>What are you amazing at?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I am not a scientist on the s...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>I'm very pumped for PART 2 of ‘How to Rate Your MLM Business’.   Like I said in the last episode, this is not about rating the MLM that you work for. We are talking about rating your current position inside of that.   Are you treating it like an actual business or is it like a hobby?   This will help you know, not only where you are, but what to do next. *This* episode we'll teach you the latter.   What do you do next? Now that you are able to go in and treat this as a company? Like an actual business, like an asset.   If you did not see the  last episode, DO NOT start with this one.   Go to the episode just before this one. Go watch  PART 1 because this is part two, and it builds off of what you saw during the last one.   AND… If you guys want more help on building real systems in your MLM business, go get the program secretmlmhacks.com.   WHAT DO YOU DO NEXT?   Having an SLO means that I gained control back over the:    Lead Convert Deliver Upsell    I gained control back on this side of the ranking.   I lose control over at least half of the stuff on the MLM position side.   I can't…    Convert people in certain ways Say certain phrases Income claims Health claims    ...All of the stuff.   I wouldn't say it anyways... BUT there's so much red tape because the government's sooo involved.   I've got to be way more careful and far more watered down.   What I CAN do is control the pre-frame that they see my MLM with by the stuff that comes through on the SLO side.   My challenge to you is to go in and rank YOU. How well do you...    Attract leads? Convert the leads once you have them? Deliver on what you sold? (Just improving that alone will increase your sales because your testimonials increase once you deliver better.) Upsell them?    Second money's always easier than the first money.   How well do you do those things?   #1 Figure that out.   #2 Circle the one that SUCKS the most   #3 Use Secret MLM Hacks to figure out what it is that you're doing.   If you're new here and you’ve never seen what a funnel is, do it in the order that the modules that are presented. That's going to help you understand WHAT a funnel is.   It will help you get that first thing off the ground.   YOU HAVE AN SLO… WHAT DO YOU DO NEXT?   After you've gone through it and after you have an SLO (self-liquidating offer) up… After you've started creating systems around these things, start ranking them.   I already have a business built. So much focus is on the building… But what about post build?   Q: What do you do next?   A: *THIS*   How well are my systems inside the business?   I rank according to those things (lead, convert, deliver, upsell). That is what guides my decision making.   Which is ultimately why I start thinking about how could I go and create an upsell.   I'm going to list out a bunch of ways I could make an upsell… Things that are possibilities.   I'll choose some of them. That literally becomes my TO-DO list for the next month. That's what guides me in this. That way it's a market-driven business.   I'm listening. I have my ear to the ground.   You make money on your strengths. But I'm talking about ranking your systems and fixing the weaknesses.   If you don't have systems, it's extremely weak. That's what makes people feel like, “Oh I'm so lost. I don't know what to go do.”   If you’re liking this, I appreciate it like crazy. You can go to SMHReview.com (Secret MLM Hacks Review) and leave an honest review.   If you're like, “That sucked”, tell me! But if you think this is awesome, tell me that also!   If you’re having a hard time thinking that you can be duplicatable… It’s because you aren't.   Your systems are.   The reason I'm so duplicatable is that I give a lot of these guys the same things that I brought them in with.   A SYSTEM is duplicatable.   I am very unduplicatable.   THERE’S ONLY ONE ME!   I'm not trying to duplicate people. I am trying to duplicate business systems.   YOUR MLM BUSINESS EXPERTISE   People ask me, “Do I teach my downline how to do funnels if they're used to belly to belly?”    My SLOs have to do with funnels because it's my expertise.    If you are an expert on protein shakes, build a self-liquidating offer around what you're good at.   It's the reason why you can create a unique recruiting offer. It's unique.   What are you amazing at?   I am not a scientist on the supplement that my MLM sells. I'm not. I don't understand much about it. What I know is I...    Take it and it's good for me Make money when I promote it    … That's pretty much the only science I understand about what I actually sell.   Selling has NOTHING to do with how well I know the product.   There are people in my downline and their expertise lies heavily in what we’re selling.   They're like scientists. They're so smart. It's ridiculous.   They're like, “Should I go create something around funnels?”   I'm like, "No, because that's my thing. I was the lead funnel builder at ClickFunnels."   I'm not saying it's compe...</itunes:summary>
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      <itunes:title>94: How To Rate Your Business (Part 1)</itunes:title>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>Let’s talk about HOW to judge if you're own MLM position is performing how it should...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>First of all,</strong> I'm not talking about rating the <strong>company</strong> that you've chosen to be a distributor for.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I'm saying is...</p> <p> </p> <p><em>How do you rate your MLM position?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I want to teach you a really cool model that you can use to see how you're doing in business.</p> <p> </p> <p>One of the biggest questions I get is, <em>“Stephen, I've built this thing and I don't know what to focus on next”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>In order to know <strong><em>what</em></strong> you need to do, you need to know <strong><em>where</em></strong> you currently are. This is a rating system that is used in <strong>real</strong> businesses.</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Major businesses</li> <li>Multi-million dollar companies</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm gonna teach you how to do it for</em> <strong><em>your specific MLM position</em></strong> <em>inside of</em> <strong><em>your company.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>RATE YOUR CURRENT MLM POSITION</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This will help you go in and say, <em>“Okay, here's my current place and where I am”</em> and it'll be <strong>very obvious</strong> to you where you're <strong>weak.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm gonna teach you how to go through and <strong>rate your current MLM position.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>This will help you create a roadmap.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I recommend that you take out a piece of paper.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is literally how I go through and do this with my own business on a routine basis. And I know it's one of the reasons why we have such <strong>focused action</strong> inside of my company.</p> <p> </p> <p>Because I take a moment to figure out <strong><em>where</em></strong> we are and <strong><em>where</em></strong> we're trying to go in relation to those two things.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's very easy for me to see where we're <strong>weak.</strong> I sell my <strong>strengths,</strong> but I still need to go in and fix the <strong>weak spots,</strong> as far as the systems go and I'm gonna explain that to you moving forward.</p> <p> </p> <p>One of the biggest things I run into inside of MLM is that people don't treat it like a business, <strong><em>and I know I've said that on this show.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>“But Stephen, how do I treat it like a business?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>You need to know <strong><em>why</em></strong> it hasn't felt like a business and <strong><em>why</em></strong> you have not been treating it like one.</p> <p> </p> <p>This episode will teach you the <strong>systems</strong> needed so you can treat it like a business, so that <strong><em>you're not the business</em></strong>. So that you're not treating like a <strong>hobby</strong> and so that you have something that's <strong>measurable.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You need to know if your business is actually growing and <strong>THIS</strong> will teach you that framework.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT IS A BUSINESS?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I was in college they would ask questions like, <em>“What is a business?”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>We had to write a paper about what a business is…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>At the beginning of my entrepreneurship classes there were some specific books that I was told to read.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'd read the book and the first half of the book was <strong>great</strong> but the second half of the book was <strong>really awkward.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The reason it was so awkward is because they would say things like...</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><em>“The business has a soul”</em></li> <li>“The business wants to expand”</li> <li>“It's ready to grow and it's ready to breathe”</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>… and it got fluffy.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>And I gotta tell you guys… <strong>I'm not into that type of business belief AT ALL.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't believe in business <strong><em>WOO WOO.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What I practice is <strong>measurable activities</strong> that will guide me to success.</p> <p> </p> <p>I don't care about ART.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not saying <strong><em>ART ART…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I love <strong>art</strong> but art by definition is sometimes hard to define…</p> <p> </p> <p>And because it's not to <strong>define-able,</strong> it's hard to <strong>design</strong> ahead of times. There's things in this life that you <strong><em>have</em></strong> to design. There's things you have to discover.</p> <p> </p> <p>I want to know, <strong><em>in business,</em></strong> what I can <strong>design ahead of time.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I want to know that when I do A + B I get C</em></p> <p> </p> <p>This is how I <strong>KNOW</strong> what to do next in my business. It is a way to <strong>rate</strong> how you're doing in whatever business you're in.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not trying to say <strong>how to rate your MLM business as a whole.</strong> What I'm saying is <strong>how to rate your performance in your MLM position in your business.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>How do I rate it and how do I know what to do next?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT TO DO NEXT IN YOUR BUSINESS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THIS IS POWERFUL STUFF.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is this is one of the coolest ways to know <strong>what to do next.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I had to do <strong>redesign what a business was</strong> in my head.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You might know this story...</strong> But one of the first funnels that I ever built was for a company that wasn't an MLM but they had a <strong>two tiered affiliate system</strong>. Sometimes they were mistaken for an MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>It was the first <strong>major success</strong> I ever had on my own while I was still in college. And it was for this water company. They're selling water machines and wateriners, water ionizers, Kangen Water, stuff like that.</p> <p> </p> <p>I did all this <strong>marketing research</strong> and I did a bunch of <strong>Ask campaigns</strong>. And I found a whole bunch of people who had a lot of questions. They wanted MORE from the company.</p> <p> </p> <p>Since they already had an existing customer base, I dropped a question out to their people. <em>“What are you still struggling with?”</em> and I got <strong>157 responses</strong>.</p> <p> </p> <p>What happened next was <strong>shocking.</strong> I spent the next week reading those. It took me <strong>three different tries</strong> to get through them because they were so <strong>intense.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The topic was intense as I asked people, <em>“What are you guys struggling with you...</em></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>Let’s talk about HOW to judge if you're own MLM position is performing how it should...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>First of all,</strong> I'm not talking about rating the <strong>company</strong> that you've chosen to be a distributor for.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I'm saying is...</p> <p> </p> <p><em>How do you rate your MLM position?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I want to teach you a really cool model that you can use to see how you're doing in business.</p> <p> </p> <p>One of the biggest questions I get is, <em>“Stephen, I've built this thing and I don't know what to focus on next”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>In order to know <strong><em>what</em></strong> you need to do, you need to know <strong><em>where</em></strong> you currently are. This is a rating system that is used in <strong>real</strong> businesses.</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Major businesses</li> <li>Multi-million dollar companies</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm gonna teach you how to do it for</em> <strong><em>your specific MLM position</em></strong> <em>inside of</em> <strong><em>your company.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>RATE YOUR CURRENT MLM POSITION</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This will help you go in and say, <em>“Okay, here's my current place and where I am”</em> and it'll be <strong>very obvious</strong> to you where you're <strong>weak.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm gonna teach you how to go through and <strong>rate your current MLM position.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>This will help you create a roadmap.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I recommend that you take out a piece of paper.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is literally how I go through and do this with my own business on a routine basis. And I know it's one of the reasons why we have such <strong>focused action</strong> inside of my company.</p> <p> </p> <p>Because I take a moment to figure out <strong><em>where</em></strong> we are and <strong><em>where</em></strong> we're trying to go in relation to those two things.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's very easy for me to see where we're <strong>weak.</strong> I sell my <strong>strengths,</strong> but I still need to go in and fix the <strong>weak spots,</strong> as far as the systems go and I'm gonna explain that to you moving forward.</p> <p> </p> <p>One of the biggest things I run into inside of MLM is that people don't treat it like a business, <strong><em>and I know I've said that on this show.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>“But Stephen, how do I treat it like a business?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>You need to know <strong><em>why</em></strong> it hasn't felt like a business and <strong><em>why</em></strong> you have not been treating it like one.</p> <p> </p> <p>This episode will teach you the <strong>systems</strong> needed so you can treat it like a business, so that <strong><em>you're not the business</em></strong>. So that you're not treating like a <strong>hobby</strong> and so that you have something that's <strong>measurable.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You need to know if your business is actually growing and <strong>THIS</strong> will teach you that framework.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT IS A BUSINESS?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I was in college they would ask questions like, <em>“What is a business?”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>We had to write a paper about what a business is…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>At the beginning of my entrepreneurship classes there were some specific books that I was told to read.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'd read the book and the first half of the book was <strong>great</strong> but the second half of the book was <strong>really awkward.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The reason it was so awkward is because they would say things like...</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><em>“The business has a soul”</em></li> <li>“The business wants to expand”</li> <li>“It's ready to grow and it's ready to breathe”</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>… and it got fluffy.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>And I gotta tell you guys… <strong>I'm not into that type of business belief AT ALL.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't believe in business <strong><em>WOO WOO.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What I practice is <strong>measurable activities</strong> that will guide me to success.</p> <p> </p> <p>I don't care about ART.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not saying <strong><em>ART ART…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I love <strong>art</strong> but art by definition is sometimes hard to define…</p> <p> </p> <p>And because it's not to <strong>define-able,</strong> it's hard to <strong>design</strong> ahead of times. There's things in this life that you <strong><em>have</em></strong> to design. There's things you have to discover.</p> <p> </p> <p>I want to know, <strong><em>in business,</em></strong> what I can <strong>design ahead of time.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I want to know that when I do A + B I get C</em></p> <p> </p> <p>This is how I <strong>KNOW</strong> what to do next in my business. It is a way to <strong>rate</strong> how you're doing in whatever business you're in.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not trying to say <strong>how to rate your MLM business as a whole.</strong> What I'm saying is <strong>how to rate your performance in your MLM position in your business.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>How do I rate it and how do I know what to do next?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT TO DO NEXT IN YOUR BUSINESS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THIS IS POWERFUL STUFF.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is this is one of the coolest ways to know <strong>what to do next.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I had to do <strong>redesign what a business was</strong> in my head.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You might know this story...</strong> But one of the first funnels that I ever built was for a company that wasn't an MLM but they had a <strong>two tiered affiliate system</strong>. Sometimes they were mistaken for an MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>It was the first <strong>major success</strong> I ever had on my own while I was still in college. And it was for this water company. They're selling water machines and wateriners, water ionizers, Kangen Water, stuff like that.</p> <p> </p> <p>I did all this <strong>marketing research</strong> and I did a bunch of <strong>Ask campaigns</strong>. And I found a whole bunch of people who had a lot of questions. They wanted MORE from the company.</p> <p> </p> <p>Since they already had an existing customer base, I dropped a question out to their people. <em>“What are you still struggling with?”</em> and I got <strong>157 responses</strong>.</p> <p> </p> <p>What happened next was <strong>shocking.</strong> I spent the next week reading those. It took me <strong>three different tries</strong> to get through them because they were so <strong>intense.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The topic was intense as I asked people, <em>“What are you guys struggling with you...</em></p>]]>
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      <author>Steve J Larsen: Automated Downline Recruiting</author>
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      <itunes:summary>Let’s talk about HOW to judge if you're own MLM position is performing how it should...   First of all, I'm not talking about rating the company that you've chosen to be a distributor for.   What I'm saying is...   How do you rate your MLM position?   I want to teach you a really cool model that you can use to see how you're doing in business.   One of the biggest questions I get is, “Stephen, I've built this thing and I don't know what to focus on next”.   In order to know what you need to do, you need to know where you currently are. This is a rating system that is used in real businesses.    Major businesses Multi-million dollar companies    I'm gonna teach you how to do it for your specific MLM position inside of your company.   RATE YOUR CURRENT MLM POSITION   This will help you go in and say, “Okay, here's my current place and where I am” and it'll be very obvious to you where you're weak.   I'm gonna teach you how to go through and rate your current MLM position.   This will help you create a roadmap.   I recommend that you take out a piece of paper.   This is literally how I go through and do this with my own business on a routine basis. And I know it's one of the reasons why we have such focused action inside of my company.   Because I take a moment to figure out where we are and where we're trying to go in relation to those two things.   It's very easy for me to see where we're weak. I sell my strengths, but I still need to go in and fix the weak spots, as far as the systems go and I'm gonna explain that to you moving forward.   One of the biggest things I run into inside of MLM is that people don't treat it like a business, and I know I've said that on this show.   “But Stephen, how do I treat it like a business?”   You need to know why it hasn't felt like a business and why you have not been treating it like one.   This episode will teach you the systems needed so you can treat it like a business, so that you're not the business. So that you're not treating like a hobby and so that you have something that's measurable.   You need to know if your business is actually growing and THIS will teach you that framework.   WHAT IS A BUSINESS?   When I was in college they would ask questions like, “What is a business?”.   We had to write a paper about what a business is…   At the beginning of my entrepreneurship classes there were some specific books that I was told to read.   I'd read the book and the first half of the book was great but the second half of the book was really awkward.   The reason it was so awkward is because they would say things like...    “The business has a soul” “The business wants to expand” “It's ready to grow and it's ready to breathe”    … and it got fluffy.   And I gotta tell you guys… I'm not into that type of business belief AT ALL.   I don't believe in business WOO WOO.   What I practice is measurable activities that will guide me to success.   I don't care about ART.   I'm not saying ART ART…   I love art but art by definition is sometimes hard to define…   And because it's not to define-able, it's hard to design ahead of times. There's things in this life that you have to design. There's things you have to discover.   I want to know, in business, what I can design ahead of time.   I want to know that when I do A + B I get C   This is how I KNOW what to do next in my business. It is a way to rate how you're doing in whatever business you're in.   I'm not trying to say how to rate your MLM business as a whole. What I'm saying is how to rate your performance in your MLM position in your business.   How do I rate it and how do I know what to do next?   WHAT TO DO NEXT IN YOUR BUSINESS   THIS IS POWERFUL STUFF.   This is this is one of the coolest ways to know what to do next.   I had to do redesign what a business was in my head.   You might know this story... But one of the first funnels that I ever built was for a company that wasn't an MLM but they had a two tiered affiliate system. Sometimes they were mistaken for an MLM.   It was the first major success I ever had on my own while I was still in college. And it was for this water company. They're selling water machines and wateriners, water ionizers, Kangen Water, stuff like that.   I did all this marketing research and I did a bunch of Ask campaigns. And I found a whole bunch of people who had a lot of questions. They wanted MORE from the company.   Since they already had an existing customer base, I dropped a question out to their people. “What are you still struggling with?” and I got 157 responses.   What happened next was shocking. I spent the next week reading those. It took me three different tries to get through them because they were so intense.   The topic was intense as I asked people, “What are you guys struggling with your health? We're trying how to figure out how we can serve you guys better”.   People were saying things like, “Hey, I'm sitting here next to my spouse who's supposed to die any day. We're ...</itunes:summary>
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      <itunes:title>93 - Our Past Doesn't Reflect Our Capacity</itunes:title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I'm <strong><em>very</em></strong> excited today and I have a <strong><em>very</em></strong> special guest.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is somebody who had been an extremely active participant in the community and, honestly, I get excited every time I see you comment.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm <strong><em>very, very</em></strong> pumped to have you on today. Please welcome to the show, <strong>Tricia Robino.</strong> Very excited to have you.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>GUEST FROM THE SECRET MLM HACKS COMMUNITY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Very excited to be here Steve. Thank you so much for having me.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> This is going to be awesome.</p> <p> </p> <p>A few weeks ago we were looking through and thinking <em>“Now who would be really fun with a cool story to just bring on the show?”</em> And immediately, Coulton was like, <em>“Oh my gosh, you got to get Tricia on”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>That's exactly when I reached out and I’m so glad you that you could make it. Thanks for jumping on.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Yeah, no problem.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Just so everyone gets to know you a little bit. <strong>How did you get started in MLM?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Well that's a great story, because I'm in the <strong><em>wellness space</em></strong> just like you.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Nice.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Just after my son was born, which was 40 years ago, I got out of shape. So I was trying to get back into shape.</p> <p> </p> <p>I got <strong><em>really super hooked</em></strong> on the wellness industry. I was an aerobic instructor and then owned a health club.</p> <p> </p> <p>What it came down to was, I really wanted to make money doing what I loved and so I thought it was going to be the <strong>health club.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I really wanted success and I really wanted to feel good and have people think I was doing something really, really cool. Because all my brothers and sisters, they're like <strong>CFOs</strong>, they're <strong>lawyers,</strong> they're <strong>dentists.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> You have an unofficial bar, <strong><em>right?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Exactly. I had this bar and so believe it or not, owning a health club was cool. And I actually was able to make money. <strong>At one point I made $10,000 a month.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Cool.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW DO YOU KNOW YOU’RE MAKING IT AS AN ENTREPRENEUR?</strong></p> <p><br> <br></p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> That's kind of how I was making it. But what happened was ... Have you ever heard of this big company called <strong>24 Hour Fitness?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> No.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Yeah, right. They opened in San Leandro. <strong>I'm in Oakland, CA.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>They opened 20 minutes away from me. It <strong><em>exploded</em></strong> and this space was very difficult to make money in. I mean it was <strong>super, super hard.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And so, I went bankrupt.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Sure.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> So like all good entrepreneurs, I filed my bankruptcy.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I had to do it, but it was pretty devastating.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It was embarrassing to be quite honest with you.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>My son looked up to me, I was <strong>embarrassed.</strong> It pretty much <strong>devastated my life</strong> at that point. I got a <strong>divorce.</strong> I mean it was just like that whole story of <strong>everything just fell apart.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I had <strong>$267</strong> in the bank. <strong>My dad had to bail me out.</strong> I had to write that letter to my sisters to see <strong><em>who could help me</em></strong>.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I mean it was just really, really, rally hard.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Oh man.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> But I didn't want to get a job. I quickly realized I <strong><em>loved working for myself</em></strong> and I did not want to get a job.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I would've rather lived underneath the bridge than have to work for somebody else.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>But I <strong>needed to make money</strong>... And what did I know how to do? I knew how to grow a business. I had been growing business for <strong>13 years.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So I worked as a <strong>business consultant.</strong> Which is another way of saying, <em>“You know I don't have a job, I don't have anything, so I'm just going to help other people make money.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I remember the day when I picked up this book called <strong><em>“Rich Dad, Poor Dad.”</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>DO YOU LOVE WORKING FOR YOURSELF?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> It's the gateway drug for every entrepreneur.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> So I read this book called <strong><em>"Rich Dad, Poor Dad"</em></strong> in about three trips to the bathroom. It was like I was glued to this.</p> <p> </p> <p>I realized that I <strong><em>wasn't</em></strong> a gym owner. I <strong><em>wasn't</em></strong> an aerobic instructor, I was this thing called an <strong><em>entrepreneur.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>And that's when it really sunk in that I was an entrepreneur and he talked about <strong>network marketing.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm one of those guys that literally started looking for a network marketing company. I've been in network marketing of <strong>16 years.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was looking for a network marketing company. I literally recruited my upline to get me into the business, <strong><em>and I was 53.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So side note, <strong><em>I did not quit my job,</em></strong> which is what I always recommend to everybody. Get excited, <strong>but don't quit your job yet.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So I didn't quit my job, <strong><em>I kept working,</em></strong> but I was just in love with the whole industry. I jumped in, hook line and sinker, worked part-time with a full-time attitude.</p> <p> </p> <p>Back then we had this <strong>incredible system,</strong> which was about lead generation, and I really loved that system because we called it scrubbing the leads.</p> <p> </p> <p>We would have a lead come in, but we had a system where they would get more and more interest. <strong>They had to jump through hoops to get to the next level,</strong> so I knew that they weren't just sort of kind of interested.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> This person's actually serious versus kind of dabbling.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Because of the system, I was able to move up our marketing plan really fast. Everybody has different levels in their marketing plan. <strong>In 4 year...</strong></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>I'm <strong><em>very</em></strong> excited today and I have a <strong><em>very</em></strong> special guest.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is somebody who had been an extremely active participant in the community and, honestly, I get excited every time I see you comment.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm <strong><em>very, very</em></strong> pumped to have you on today. Please welcome to the show, <strong>Tricia Robino.</strong> Very excited to have you.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>GUEST FROM THE SECRET MLM HACKS COMMUNITY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Very excited to be here Steve. Thank you so much for having me.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> This is going to be awesome.</p> <p> </p> <p>A few weeks ago we were looking through and thinking <em>“Now who would be really fun with a cool story to just bring on the show?”</em> And immediately, Coulton was like, <em>“Oh my gosh, you got to get Tricia on”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>That's exactly when I reached out and I’m so glad you that you could make it. Thanks for jumping on.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Yeah, no problem.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Just so everyone gets to know you a little bit. <strong>How did you get started in MLM?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Well that's a great story, because I'm in the <strong><em>wellness space</em></strong> just like you.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Nice.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Just after my son was born, which was 40 years ago, I got out of shape. So I was trying to get back into shape.</p> <p> </p> <p>I got <strong><em>really super hooked</em></strong> on the wellness industry. I was an aerobic instructor and then owned a health club.</p> <p> </p> <p>What it came down to was, I really wanted to make money doing what I loved and so I thought it was going to be the <strong>health club.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I really wanted success and I really wanted to feel good and have people think I was doing something really, really cool. Because all my brothers and sisters, they're like <strong>CFOs</strong>, they're <strong>lawyers,</strong> they're <strong>dentists.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> You have an unofficial bar, <strong><em>right?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Exactly. I had this bar and so believe it or not, owning a health club was cool. And I actually was able to make money. <strong>At one point I made $10,000 a month.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Cool.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW DO YOU KNOW YOU’RE MAKING IT AS AN ENTREPRENEUR?</strong></p> <p><br> <br></p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> That's kind of how I was making it. But what happened was ... Have you ever heard of this big company called <strong>24 Hour Fitness?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> No.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Yeah, right. They opened in San Leandro. <strong>I'm in Oakland, CA.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>They opened 20 minutes away from me. It <strong><em>exploded</em></strong> and this space was very difficult to make money in. I mean it was <strong>super, super hard.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And so, I went bankrupt.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Sure.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> So like all good entrepreneurs, I filed my bankruptcy.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I had to do it, but it was pretty devastating.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It was embarrassing to be quite honest with you.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>My son looked up to me, I was <strong>embarrassed.</strong> It pretty much <strong>devastated my life</strong> at that point. I got a <strong>divorce.</strong> I mean it was just like that whole story of <strong>everything just fell apart.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I had <strong>$267</strong> in the bank. <strong>My dad had to bail me out.</strong> I had to write that letter to my sisters to see <strong><em>who could help me</em></strong>.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I mean it was just really, really, rally hard.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Oh man.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> But I didn't want to get a job. I quickly realized I <strong><em>loved working for myself</em></strong> and I did not want to get a job.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I would've rather lived underneath the bridge than have to work for somebody else.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>But I <strong>needed to make money</strong>... And what did I know how to do? I knew how to grow a business. I had been growing business for <strong>13 years.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So I worked as a <strong>business consultant.</strong> Which is another way of saying, <em>“You know I don't have a job, I don't have anything, so I'm just going to help other people make money.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I remember the day when I picked up this book called <strong><em>“Rich Dad, Poor Dad.”</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>DO YOU LOVE WORKING FOR YOURSELF?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> It's the gateway drug for every entrepreneur.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> So I read this book called <strong><em>"Rich Dad, Poor Dad"</em></strong> in about three trips to the bathroom. It was like I was glued to this.</p> <p> </p> <p>I realized that I <strong><em>wasn't</em></strong> a gym owner. I <strong><em>wasn't</em></strong> an aerobic instructor, I was this thing called an <strong><em>entrepreneur.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>And that's when it really sunk in that I was an entrepreneur and he talked about <strong>network marketing.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm one of those guys that literally started looking for a network marketing company. I've been in network marketing of <strong>16 years.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was looking for a network marketing company. I literally recruited my upline to get me into the business, <strong><em>and I was 53.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So side note, <strong><em>I did not quit my job,</em></strong> which is what I always recommend to everybody. Get excited, <strong>but don't quit your job yet.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So I didn't quit my job, <strong><em>I kept working,</em></strong> but I was just in love with the whole industry. I jumped in, hook line and sinker, worked part-time with a full-time attitude.</p> <p> </p> <p>Back then we had this <strong>incredible system,</strong> which was about lead generation, and I really loved that system because we called it scrubbing the leads.</p> <p> </p> <p>We would have a lead come in, but we had a system where they would get more and more interest. <strong>They had to jump through hoops to get to the next level,</strong> so I knew that they weren't just sort of kind of interested.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> This person's actually serious versus kind of dabbling.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Tricia:</strong> Because of the system, I was able to move up our marketing plan really fast. Everybody has different levels in their marketing plan. <strong>In 4 year...</strong></p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>I'm very excited today and I have a very special guest.   This is somebody who had been an extremely active participant in the community and, honestly, I get excited every time I see you comment.   I'm very, very pumped to have you on today. Please welcome to the show, Tricia Robino. Very excited to have you.   GUEST FROM THE SECRET MLM HACKS COMMUNITY   Tricia: Very excited to be here Steve. Thank you so much for having me.   Steve: This is going to be awesome.   A few weeks ago we were looking through and thinking “Now who would be really fun with a cool story to just bring on the show?” And immediately, Coulton was like, “Oh my gosh, you got to get Tricia on”.   That's exactly when I reached out and I’m so glad you that you could make it. Thanks for jumping on.   Tricia: Yeah, no problem.   Steve: Just so everyone gets to know you a little bit. How did you get started in MLM?   Tricia: Well that's a great story, because I'm in the wellness space just like you.   Steve: Nice.   Tricia: Just after my son was born, which was 40 years ago, I got out of shape. So I was trying to get back into shape.   I got really super hooked on the wellness industry. I was an aerobic instructor and then owned a health club.   What it came down to was, I really wanted to make money doing what I loved and so I thought it was going to be the health club.   I really wanted success and I really wanted to feel good and have people think I was doing something really, really cool. Because all my brothers and sisters, they're like CFOs, they're lawyers, they're dentists.   Steve: You have an unofficial bar, right?   Tricia: Exactly. I had this bar and so believe it or not, owning a health club was cool. And I actually was able to make money. At one point I made $10,000 a month.   Steve: Cool.   HOW DO YOU KNOW YOU’RE MAKING IT AS AN ENTREPRENEUR?   Tricia: That's kind of how I was making it. But what happened was ... Have you ever heard of this big company called 24 Hour Fitness?   Steve: No.   Tricia: Yeah, right. They opened in San Leandro. I'm in Oakland, CA.   They opened 20 minutes away from me. It exploded and this space was very difficult to make money in. I mean it was super, super hard.   And so, I went bankrupt.   Steve: Sure.   Tricia: So like all good entrepreneurs, I filed my bankruptcy.   I had to do it, but it was pretty devastating.   It was embarrassing to be quite honest with you.   My son looked up to me, I was embarrassed. It pretty much devastated my life at that point. I got a divorce. I mean it was just like that whole story of everything just fell apart.   I had $267 in the bank. My dad had to bail me out. I had to write that letter to my sisters to see who could help me.   I mean it was just really, really, rally hard.   Steve: Oh man.   Tricia: But I didn't want to get a job. I quickly realized I loved working for myself and I did not want to get a job.   I would've rather lived underneath the bridge than have to work for somebody else.   But I needed to make money... And what did I know how to do? I knew how to grow a business. I had been growing business for 13 years.   So I worked as a business consultant. Which is another way of saying, “You know I don't have a job, I don't have anything, so I'm just going to help other people make money.”   I remember the day when I picked up this book called “Rich Dad, Poor Dad.”   DO YOU LOVE WORKING FOR YOURSELF?   Steve: It's the gateway drug for every entrepreneur.   Tricia: So I read this book called "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" in about three trips to the bathroom. It was like I was glued to this.   I realized that I wasn't a gym owner. I wasn't an aerobic instructor, I was this thing called an entrepreneur.   And that's when it really sunk in that I was an entrepreneur and he talked about network marketing.   I'm one of those guys that literally started looking for a network marketing company. I've been in network marketing of 16 years.   I was looking for a network marketing company. I literally recruited my upline to get me into the business, and I was 53.   So side note, I did not quit my job, which is what I always recommend to everybody. Get excited, but don't quit your job yet.   So I didn't quit my job, I kept working, but I was just in love with the whole industry. I jumped in, hook line and sinker, worked part-time with a full-time attitude.   Back then we had this incredible system, which was about lead generation, and I really loved that system because we called it scrubbing the leads.   We would have a lead come in, but we had a system where they would get more and more interest. They had to jump through hoops to get to the next level, so I knew that they weren't just sort of kind of interested.   Steve: This person's actually serious versus kind of dabbling.   Tricia: Because of the system, I was able to move up our marketing plan really fast. Everybody has different levels in their marketing plan. In 4 years, I got to the 1%.   BUILDING A SUCCESSFUL CO...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>Here's how to get leverage over the handful of things you truly have control over in MLM…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WORKING MORE HOURS DOES NOT EQUAL MORE LEVERAGE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I remember...</strong> <em>(this very clear lesson for me)...</em></p> <p> </p> <p>When I worked at ClickFunnels, I was sitting <strong>two feet</strong> from Russell’s desk.</p> <p> </p> <p>He was coaching a whole bunch of people in his <strong>inner circle</strong> and his programs.</p> <p> </p> <p>I did <strong>EVERYTHING</strong> I could to <strong>take notes,</strong> sitting next to a genius like <strong><em>THAT.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'd be working <strong>super hard</strong> to get all my stuff done, but I also was listening on his calls because he was <strong>RIGHT THERE.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I would just type notes on my computer when he would say stuff. Kind of like a listening ear while I was still doing my work.</p> <p> </p> <p>There was a thing that he taught me once and it was <strong>very prolific.</strong> Some of you guys might be like, <em>"Well duh Stephen",</em> but I don't think most people <strong>ACTUALLY</strong> understand this.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Last night, my wife and I were talking about the interesting scenario of this.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>We're in a place right now where, personally, I'm <strong>working a lot but the revenue has been the exact same for eight months.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>What does that tell you?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was speaking at an event last week and I said, <em>"Everyone here knows you have to work hard. Right? And everyone knows that in order to make a lot of money you have to work hard. Right?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>And I said, "Is that true?"</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I said, <em>"Who here, in this room, is working hard?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Everyone raised their hand up and I said, <em>"Now keep your hand up if you are a multimillionaire, filthy rich beyond your dreams".</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>All the hands went down.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I said, <em>"That's interesting. It's not about working harder".</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>IT’S ALL ABOUT GAINING LEVERAGE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Last night, my wife and I were talking about that and I was like, <em>"How fascinating is it that it's no longer about me working harder or more hours? It is not about that anymore. It is actually more about gaining leverage, Right?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>That's the same thing that I had learned sitting next to Russell. What he said was...</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Going from six to seven figures is not about working more hours in the day. It is about gaining leverage.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not going to lie to you, at the beginning of last year, I was working <strong>12 to 15 hours</strong> a day, <strong>EVERY DAY.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There wasn't a break and it's so I could get my <strong><em>THING</em></strong> out the door. I killed myself over it for three or four months.</p> <p> </p> <p>After that, I was able to back off. I don't do that at all anymore. The thing that has changed the most is leverage.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Think about this…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What do you own in MLM?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>NOTHING!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You don't own the <strong>product</strong>, you have no control over <strong>commissions</strong> and even your <strong>position</strong>.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm not trying to scare anybody, but it's the reality of it.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>We call it the <strong>Thanos snap.</strong> One snap and your position could be gone.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Again, not trying to freak anybody out, but that's the reality of MLM.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You are a <strong>commission based salesman</strong> who's trying to gain commissions on other salesmen that you brought in. That's basically it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE EASIEST WAY TO GAIN LEVERAGE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the easiest ways for me to gain leverage is by <strong>owning something...</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>How do you do that in an area where you don't own anything?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Can I move a mountain?</strong> <em>No, no, no, no, no, no, I really can't.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>But if I have a rock and a <strong>MASSIVE</strong> stick, I actually could move a mountain with the <strong>correct amount of leverage.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Leverage is what it's all about.  </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Leverage means that while I'm sleeping, there are people on my team, on the other side of the world, <strong>that are getting stuff done.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It means that I can create these podcast episodes that <strong>NEVER</strong> leave the Internet and we repurposed these to about <strong>22 different platforms</strong> all across the Internet.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Why do I do that?</strong> <em>Leverage.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I did an episode a little while ago called <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-69-cost-options/" rel="nofollow"> The Three Costs</a>. There are three types of costs in MLM, and that's the reason why I do these episodes and I walked through that.</p> <p> </p> <p>You need to know the three different kinds of costs and be careful of the one you're willing to spend. The three different kinds of <strong>resources</strong>.  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>But understand,</strong> I'm trying to gain leverage and leverage as much as possible.</p> <p> </p> <p>Now, how do I do that when I don't own something. I'm still trying to <strong>move a mountain.</strong> I don't even own the stick that I got to push to move the mountain in MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm going to go back to <strong>what I believe are the three things that you do control in MLM,</strong> <em>if you choose to.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If you don't want this to <strong>just be a hobby,</strong> you've got to learn how to be a <strong>marketer and a businessman or woman.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I beg you to not treat this like a hobby. You're not gonna make any money.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT CAN YOU CONTROL IN MLM?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There are things that <strong>I can control</strong> in any business. There's a few things I can't in MLM...That's okay because I can control the rest of them.</p> <p> </p> <p>The three core things that I have a lot of control over are:</p> <p> </p> <p> </p><ol> <li><strong>WHO</strong> I’m approaching - Your <strong>DREAM</strong> customer</li> <li><strong>HOW</strong> you approach them - your pitch and scripts</li> </ol>  <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong>ONBOARDING</strong></li> </ul> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>LEVERAGE YOUR DREAM CUSTOMER</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I most likely am <strong>NOT</strong> going to find my dream who in a <strong>MALL. There, I said it.</strong> I am most likely <strong>NOT</strong> going to find my dream recruit ...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>Here's how to get leverage over the handful of things you truly have control over in MLM…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WORKING MORE HOURS DOES NOT EQUAL MORE LEVERAGE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I remember...</strong> <em>(this very clear lesson for me)...</em></p> <p> </p> <p>When I worked at ClickFunnels, I was sitting <strong>two feet</strong> from Russell’s desk.</p> <p> </p> <p>He was coaching a whole bunch of people in his <strong>inner circle</strong> and his programs.</p> <p> </p> <p>I did <strong>EVERYTHING</strong> I could to <strong>take notes,</strong> sitting next to a genius like <strong><em>THAT.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'd be working <strong>super hard</strong> to get all my stuff done, but I also was listening on his calls because he was <strong>RIGHT THERE.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I would just type notes on my computer when he would say stuff. Kind of like a listening ear while I was still doing my work.</p> <p> </p> <p>There was a thing that he taught me once and it was <strong>very prolific.</strong> Some of you guys might be like, <em>"Well duh Stephen",</em> but I don't think most people <strong>ACTUALLY</strong> understand this.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Last night, my wife and I were talking about the interesting scenario of this.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>We're in a place right now where, personally, I'm <strong>working a lot but the revenue has been the exact same for eight months.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>What does that tell you?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was speaking at an event last week and I said, <em>"Everyone here knows you have to work hard. Right? And everyone knows that in order to make a lot of money you have to work hard. Right?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>And I said, "Is that true?"</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I said, <em>"Who here, in this room, is working hard?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Everyone raised their hand up and I said, <em>"Now keep your hand up if you are a multimillionaire, filthy rich beyond your dreams".</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>All the hands went down.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I said, <em>"That's interesting. It's not about working harder".</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>IT’S ALL ABOUT GAINING LEVERAGE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Last night, my wife and I were talking about that and I was like, <em>"How fascinating is it that it's no longer about me working harder or more hours? It is not about that anymore. It is actually more about gaining leverage, Right?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>That's the same thing that I had learned sitting next to Russell. What he said was...</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Going from six to seven figures is not about working more hours in the day. It is about gaining leverage.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not going to lie to you, at the beginning of last year, I was working <strong>12 to 15 hours</strong> a day, <strong>EVERY DAY.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There wasn't a break and it's so I could get my <strong><em>THING</em></strong> out the door. I killed myself over it for three or four months.</p> <p> </p> <p>After that, I was able to back off. I don't do that at all anymore. The thing that has changed the most is leverage.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Think about this…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What do you own in MLM?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>NOTHING!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You don't own the <strong>product</strong>, you have no control over <strong>commissions</strong> and even your <strong>position</strong>.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm not trying to scare anybody, but it's the reality of it.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>We call it the <strong>Thanos snap.</strong> One snap and your position could be gone.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Again, not trying to freak anybody out, but that's the reality of MLM.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You are a <strong>commission based salesman</strong> who's trying to gain commissions on other salesmen that you brought in. That's basically it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE EASIEST WAY TO GAIN LEVERAGE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the easiest ways for me to gain leverage is by <strong>owning something...</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>How do you do that in an area where you don't own anything?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Can I move a mountain?</strong> <em>No, no, no, no, no, no, I really can't.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>But if I have a rock and a <strong>MASSIVE</strong> stick, I actually could move a mountain with the <strong>correct amount of leverage.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Leverage is what it's all about.  </em></p> <p> </p> <p>Leverage means that while I'm sleeping, there are people on my team, on the other side of the world, <strong>that are getting stuff done.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It means that I can create these podcast episodes that <strong>NEVER</strong> leave the Internet and we repurposed these to about <strong>22 different platforms</strong> all across the Internet.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Why do I do that?</strong> <em>Leverage.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I did an episode a little while ago called <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-69-cost-options/" rel="nofollow"> The Three Costs</a>. There are three types of costs in MLM, and that's the reason why I do these episodes and I walked through that.</p> <p> </p> <p>You need to know the three different kinds of costs and be careful of the one you're willing to spend. The three different kinds of <strong>resources</strong>.  </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>But understand,</strong> I'm trying to gain leverage and leverage as much as possible.</p> <p> </p> <p>Now, how do I do that when I don't own something. I'm still trying to <strong>move a mountain.</strong> I don't even own the stick that I got to push to move the mountain in MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm going to go back to <strong>what I believe are the three things that you do control in MLM,</strong> <em>if you choose to.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If you don't want this to <strong>just be a hobby,</strong> you've got to learn how to be a <strong>marketer and a businessman or woman.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I beg you to not treat this like a hobby. You're not gonna make any money.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT CAN YOU CONTROL IN MLM?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There are things that <strong>I can control</strong> in any business. There's a few things I can't in MLM...That's okay because I can control the rest of them.</p> <p> </p> <p>The three core things that I have a lot of control over are:</p> <p> </p> <p> </p><ol> <li><strong>WHO</strong> I’m approaching - Your <strong>DREAM</strong> customer</li> <li><strong>HOW</strong> you approach them - your pitch and scripts</li> </ol>  <p> </p> <ul> <li><strong>ONBOARDING</strong></li> </ul> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>LEVERAGE YOUR DREAM CUSTOMER</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I most likely am <strong>NOT</strong> going to find my dream who in a <strong>MALL. There, I said it.</strong> I am most likely <strong>NOT</strong> going to find my dream recruit ...</p>]]>
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      <author>Steve J Larsen: Automated Downline Recruiting</author>
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      <itunes:summary>Here's how to get leverage over the handful of things you truly have control over in MLM…   WORKING MORE HOURS DOES NOT EQUAL MORE LEVERAGE   I remember... (this very clear lesson for me)...   When I worked at ClickFunnels, I was sitting two feet from Russell’s desk.   He was coaching a whole bunch of people in his inner circle and his programs.   I did EVERYTHING I could to take notes, sitting next to a genius like THAT.   I'd be working super hard to get all my stuff done, but I also was listening on his calls because he was RIGHT THERE.   I would just type notes on my computer when he would say stuff. Kind of like a listening ear while I was still doing my work.   There was a thing that he taught me once and it was very prolific. Some of you guys might be like, "Well duh Stephen", but I don't think most people ACTUALLY understand this.   Last night, my wife and I were talking about the interesting scenario of this.   We're in a place right now where, personally, I'm working a lot but the revenue has been the exact same for eight months.   What does that tell you?   I was speaking at an event last week and I said, "Everyone here knows you have to work hard. Right? And everyone knows that in order to make a lot of money you have to work hard. Right?"   And I said, "Is that true?"   I said, "Who here, in this room, is working hard?"   Everyone raised their hand up and I said, "Now keep your hand up if you are a multimillionaire, filthy rich beyond your dreams".   All the hands went down.   I said, "That's interesting. It's not about working harder".   IT’S ALL ABOUT GAINING LEVERAGE   Last night, my wife and I were talking about that and I was like, "How fascinating is it that it's no longer about me working harder or more hours? It is not about that anymore. It is actually more about gaining leverage, Right?"   That's the same thing that I had learned sitting next to Russell. What he said was...   Going from six to seven figures is not about working more hours in the day. It is about gaining leverage.   I'm not going to lie to you, at the beginning of last year, I was working 12 to 15 hours a day, EVERY DAY.   There wasn't a break and it's so I could get my THING out the door. I killed myself over it for three or four months.   After that, I was able to back off. I don't do that at all anymore. The thing that has changed the most is leverage.   Think about this…   What do you own in MLM?   NOTHING!   You don't own the product, you have no control over commissions and even your position.   I'm not trying to scare anybody, but it's the reality of it.   We call it the Thanos snap. One snap and your position could be gone.   Again, not trying to freak anybody out, but that's the reality of MLM.   You are a commission based salesman who's trying to gain commissions on other salesmen that you brought in. That's basically it.   THE EASIEST WAY TO GAIN LEVERAGE   One of the easiest ways for me to gain leverage is by owning something...   How do you do that in an area where you don't own anything?   Can I move a mountain? No, no, no, no, no, no, I really can't.   But if I have a rock and a MASSIVE stick, I actually could move a mountain with the correct amount of leverage.   Leverage is what it's all about.     Leverage means that while I'm sleeping, there are people on my team, on the other side of the world, that are getting stuff done.   It means that I can create these podcast episodes that NEVER leave the Internet and we repurposed these to about 22 different platforms all across the Internet.   Why do I do that? Leverage.   I did an episode a little while ago called  The Three Costs. There are three types of costs in MLM, and that's the reason why I do these episodes and I walked through that.   You need to know the three different kinds of costs and be careful of the one you're willing to spend. The three different kinds of resources.     But understand, I'm trying to gain leverage and leverage as much as possible.   Now, how do I do that when I don't own something. I'm still trying to move a mountain. I don't even own the stick that I got to push to move the mountain in MLM.   I'm going to go back to what I believe are the three things that you do control in MLM, if you choose to.   If you don't want this to just be a hobby, you've got to learn how to be a marketer and a businessman or woman.   I beg you to not treat this like a hobby. You're not gonna make any money.   WHAT CAN YOU CONTROL IN MLM?   There are things that I can control in any business. There's a few things I can't in MLM...That's okay because I can control the rest of them.   The three core things that I have a lot of control over are:     WHO I’m approaching - Your DREAM customer HOW you approach them - your pitch and scripts      ONBOARDING      LEVERAGE YOUR DREAM CUSTOMER   I most likely am NOT going to find my dream who in a MALL. There, I said it. I am most likely NOT going to find my dream recruit in a hotel lobby.   I want people...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>Jon Drew shows us how he's been using the internet to grow his downline...</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>I'm very excited and privileged to have a <strong>complete rock star! </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Honestly, you’re in for a treat.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>I recommend you <strong>get a piece of paper out</strong> and <strong>take notes.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>I've really <strong>enjoyed watching the story and the journey</strong> of our guest today and it’s an <strong>honor</strong> to have him on. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Welcome to the show Jon. Thanks for being on man.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>WELCOME SECRET MLM HACKS STUDENT, JON</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong>    Hey, thanks for having me. <strong>Pumped,</strong> excited for this all week.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong>    It's pretty awesome.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong>    Let's do it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong><strong>   </strong> You came into the the <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> group and started using the stuff. Then all of a sudden I started seeing you in pictures on stages and <strong>you're a celebrity now man.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong>    <em>Living the dream.</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong>    It's crazy. What were you doing in that picture?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong>    I got recognized by my company as a <strong>top 50 income runner.</strong> it was in my second year and I was up there and I made it in. </p> <p> </p> <p>I was number 50 working my way up, but it was a huge honor. So that was cool. <strong>That was probably the best moment of my professional life. It was awesome.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong>    Dude, that's so awesome. That's so cool. <strong>How long have you been in MLM?</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong>    Almost three years now.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong>    Three years now. That's cool.</p> <p> </p> <p>I guess backstory, how'd you get into it? <strong>What made you get into it at all?</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>FROM CORPORATE AMERICA TO SECRET MLM HACKS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong><strong>   </strong> I was a certified public accountant. I had done that for a few years out of college. So I started off the normal path. I didn't think I'd end up here. </p> <p> </p> <p>But I did that and I learned a lot in the corporate world... But I also learned that it wasn't for me long term. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>Got a lot of promotions. I worked hard. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>Every time I got that carrot on the stick and the money didn't always come with the promotion. </p> <p> </p> <p>I'd be doing the job but wouldn't be getting paid for it. And after a few years of that, I kind of crushed myself. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I got so obsessed with trying to force it to happen,</strong> that I worked myself almost into the grave. It was crazy.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I was the guy that was crazy enough to jump into an MLM that was not available in my own state. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>So, no family and friends.</strong> That thing you're supposed to do. Those weren't available and I was crazy enough, <em>and I don't recommend this necessarily,</em> but I went full time in it a few months in. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I went feet to fire</strong> and I think that's part of why it went well. It forced me to go learn what you're talking about on <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong>    What happened when you did that? I'm sure everyone condones your behavior.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>USING THE INTERNET TO GROW YOUR DOWNLINE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong><strong>   </strong> You get the haters on one side. And there was curiosity. I can say there was some curiosity on their side, but there was no path. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>My upline didn't really get what I was trying to do. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>It was hard to be the one person to be like, <em>"I'm going to make this happen. I want to make this happen." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>Being part of the community, being into <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>, following what you were doing, what other people out there building online, <strong>that's what kept me going. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><em>I needed that tribe to cling onto because I didn't have it in my own company. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I had a lot of great friends, but not to keep me motivated on this path of what I wanted to do and the way I wanted to do it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong>    It's not like we're throwing rocks at the man or we’re <strong>anti upline</strong>. Neither of us are that way at all. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>But the internet's here</strong> and there's not that much training out there when it comes to how to use MLM online.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What's been most helpful to you so far about it?</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Jon: PUBLISHING - 100%.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Right! I'm not gonna lie, <em>man. I'm sorry.</em> I just totally cut you off, but I'm just <strong>EXCITED</strong> about this. </p> <p> </p> <p>I got on iTunes and looked at  the MLM category. And I saw my show and I saw other people's shows... And all of a sudden <strong>I see yours right there.</strong> And I was like, <em>"Oh my gosh." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><em>I’m sorry. I just interrupted you.</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>HOW PUBLISHING HELPED MY BUSINESS EXPLODE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong> It's been huge for my business. If you listen to the very first episode I did, I modeled it off of how you did yours. </p> <p> </p> <p>The very beginning where you say, <em>"I'm going to swear,"</em> and I did something similar. </p> <p> </p> <p>I said, <em>"I have a confession to make."</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And my buddy who listens to your show, he goes, <em>"Oh, you totally just ripped that off."</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I was like, <em>"It's just one line. Come on." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><em>I needed that icebreaker to get it goin...</em></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>Jon Drew shows us how he's been using the internet to grow his downline...</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>I'm very excited and privileged to have a <strong>complete rock star! </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Honestly, you’re in for a treat.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>I recommend you <strong>get a piece of paper out</strong> and <strong>take notes.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>I've really <strong>enjoyed watching the story and the journey</strong> of our guest today and it’s an <strong>honor</strong> to have him on. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Welcome to the show Jon. Thanks for being on man.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>WELCOME SECRET MLM HACKS STUDENT, JON</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong>    Hey, thanks for having me. <strong>Pumped,</strong> excited for this all week.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong>    It's pretty awesome.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong>    Let's do it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong><strong>   </strong> You came into the the <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> group and started using the stuff. Then all of a sudden I started seeing you in pictures on stages and <strong>you're a celebrity now man.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong>    <em>Living the dream.</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong>    It's crazy. What were you doing in that picture?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong>    I got recognized by my company as a <strong>top 50 income runner.</strong> it was in my second year and I was up there and I made it in. </p> <p> </p> <p>I was number 50 working my way up, but it was a huge honor. So that was cool. <strong>That was probably the best moment of my professional life. It was awesome.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong>    Dude, that's so awesome. That's so cool. <strong>How long have you been in MLM?</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong>    Almost three years now.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong>    Three years now. That's cool.</p> <p> </p> <p>I guess backstory, how'd you get into it? <strong>What made you get into it at all?</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>FROM CORPORATE AMERICA TO SECRET MLM HACKS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong><strong>   </strong> I was a certified public accountant. I had done that for a few years out of college. So I started off the normal path. I didn't think I'd end up here. </p> <p> </p> <p>But I did that and I learned a lot in the corporate world... But I also learned that it wasn't for me long term. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>Got a lot of promotions. I worked hard. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>Every time I got that carrot on the stick and the money didn't always come with the promotion. </p> <p> </p> <p>I'd be doing the job but wouldn't be getting paid for it. And after a few years of that, I kind of crushed myself. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I got so obsessed with trying to force it to happen,</strong> that I worked myself almost into the grave. It was crazy.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I was the guy that was crazy enough to jump into an MLM that was not available in my own state. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>So, no family and friends.</strong> That thing you're supposed to do. Those weren't available and I was crazy enough, <em>and I don't recommend this necessarily,</em> but I went full time in it a few months in. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I went feet to fire</strong> and I think that's part of why it went well. It forced me to go learn what you're talking about on <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong>    What happened when you did that? I'm sure everyone condones your behavior.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>USING THE INTERNET TO GROW YOUR DOWNLINE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong><strong>   </strong> You get the haters on one side. And there was curiosity. I can say there was some curiosity on their side, but there was no path. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>My upline didn't really get what I was trying to do. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>It was hard to be the one person to be like, <em>"I'm going to make this happen. I want to make this happen." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>Being part of the community, being into <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>, following what you were doing, what other people out there building online, <strong>that's what kept me going. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><em>I needed that tribe to cling onto because I didn't have it in my own company. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I had a lot of great friends, but not to keep me motivated on this path of what I wanted to do and the way I wanted to do it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong>    It's not like we're throwing rocks at the man or we’re <strong>anti upline</strong>. Neither of us are that way at all. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>But the internet's here</strong> and there's not that much training out there when it comes to how to use MLM online.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What's been most helpful to you so far about it?</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Jon: PUBLISHING - 100%.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Right! I'm not gonna lie, <em>man. I'm sorry.</em> I just totally cut you off, but I'm just <strong>EXCITED</strong> about this. </p> <p> </p> <p>I got on iTunes and looked at  the MLM category. And I saw my show and I saw other people's shows... And all of a sudden <strong>I see yours right there.</strong> And I was like, <em>"Oh my gosh." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><em>I’m sorry. I just interrupted you.</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>HOW PUBLISHING HELPED MY BUSINESS EXPLODE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Jon:</strong> It's been huge for my business. If you listen to the very first episode I did, I modeled it off of how you did yours. </p> <p> </p> <p>The very beginning where you say, <em>"I'm going to swear,"</em> and I did something similar. </p> <p> </p> <p>I said, <em>"I have a confession to make."</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And my buddy who listens to your show, he goes, <em>"Oh, you totally just ripped that off."</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I was like, <em>"It's just one line. Come on." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><em>I needed that icebreaker to get it goin...</em></p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Jon Drew shows us how he's been using the internet to grow his downline...   I'm very excited and privileged to have a complete rock star!    Honestly, you’re in for a treat.   I recommend you get a piece of paper out and take notes.   I've really enjoyed watching the story and the journey of our guest today and it’s an honor to have him on.    Welcome to the show Jon. Thanks for being on man.   WELCOME SECRET MLM HACKS STUDENT, JON   Jon:    Hey, thanks for having me. Pumped, excited for this all week.   Steve:    It's pretty awesome.   Jon:    Let's do it.   Steve:    You came into the the Secret MLM Hacks group and started using the stuff. Then all of a sudden I started seeing you in pictures on stages and you're a celebrity now man.   Jon:    Living the dream.   Steve:    It's crazy. What were you doing in that picture?   Jon:    I got recognized by my company as a top 50 income runner. it was in my second year and I was up there and I made it in.    I was number 50 working my way up, but it was a huge honor. So that was cool. That was probably the best moment of my professional life. It was awesome.   Steve:    Dude, that's so awesome. That's so cool. How long have you been in MLM?   Jon:    Almost three years now.   Steve:    Three years now. That's cool.   I guess backstory, how'd you get into it? What made you get into it at all?   FROM CORPORATE AMERICA TO SECRET MLM HACKS   Jon:    I was a certified public accountant. I had done that for a few years out of college. So I started off the normal path. I didn't think I'd end up here.    But I did that and I learned a lot in the corporate world... But I also learned that it wasn't for me long term.    Got a lot of promotions. I worked hard.    Every time I got that carrot on the stick and the money didn't always come with the promotion.    I'd be doing the job but wouldn't be getting paid for it. And after a few years of that, I kind of crushed myself.    I got so obsessed with trying to force it to happen, that I worked myself almost into the grave. It was crazy.   I was the guy that was crazy enough to jump into an MLM that was not available in my own state.    So, no family and friends. That thing you're supposed to do. Those weren't available and I was crazy enough, and I don't recommend this necessarily, but I went full time in it a few months in.    I went feet to fire and I think that's part of why it went well. It forced me to go learn what you're talking about on Secret MLM Hacks.   Steve:    What happened when you did that? I'm sure everyone condones your behavior.   USING THE INTERNET TO GROW YOUR DOWNLINE   Jon:    You get the haters on one side. And there was curiosity. I can say there was some curiosity on their side, but there was no path.    My upline didn't really get what I was trying to do.    It was hard to be the one person to be like, "I'm going to make this happen. I want to make this happen."    Being part of the community, being into Secret MLM Hacks, following what you were doing, what other people out there building online, that's what kept me going.    I needed that tribe to cling onto because I didn't have it in my own company.    I had a lot of great friends, but not to keep me motivated on this path of what I wanted to do and the way I wanted to do it.   Steve:    It's not like we're throwing rocks at the man or we’re anti upline. Neither of us are that way at all.    But the internet's here and there's not that much training out there when it comes to how to use MLM online.   What's been most helpful to you so far about it?   Jon: PUBLISHING - 100%.   Steve: Right! I'm not gonna lie, man. I'm sorry. I just totally cut you off, but I'm just EXCITED about this.    I got on iTunes and looked at  the MLM category. And I saw my show and I saw other people's shows... And all of a sudden I see yours right there. And I was like, "Oh my gosh."    I’m sorry. I just interrupted you.   HOW PUBLISHING HELPED MY BUSINESS EXPLODE   Jon: It's been huge for my business. If you listen to the very first episode I did, I modeled it off of how you did yours.    The very beginning where you say, "I'm going to swear," and I did something similar.    I said, "I have a confession to make."   And my buddy who listens to your show, he goes, "Oh, you totally just ripped that off."   I was like, "It's just one line. Come on."    I needed that icebreaker to get it going, but that podcast has directly and indirectly done more for me than anything else.   People reach out. Someone reached out to me this morning. "I really want to connect because of the podcast."   People want that immediate gratification. Like, "Oh, I started my podcast. It's been a month and no one joined my team yet." It's like, "That's not how it works."    It's those connections that leads to something else. Someone might ask you to do an interview.    Interviewing on this show is such an honor for me. And that wouldn't have happened if I hadn't gone and put things into action. ...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>It’s no secret that a lot of strategies in MLM are broken and outdated...</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><em>The MLM model has undoubtedly changed over time…  </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>In fact, I just spoke about this in an interview I did with <strong>Lynn Thomas</strong> from <em>Create Your Dream Life…</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>The Internet became publicly available in <strong>1991…</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Over 10 years ago! </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>A lot of the tactics in MLM were developed <strong>BEFORE</strong> the Internet… </p> <p> </p> <p>And a lot of MLM companies are moving forward as if that's not a reality... </p> <p> </p> <p>Which I frankly think is <strong>STUPID. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>I chat with Lynn about my approach to MLM and <strong>WHY</strong> it's so <strong><em>different and so unique... </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>And why this has been such a <strong>BIG BUZZ…</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><em>It's been such a disruptive thing!</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong><em>Jump in a discussion I had with Lynn Thomas about how MLM has changed and what to do about it to stay on top…</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em>*how MLM has changed, how to stay on top, Secret MLM Hacks, MLM is broken*</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em>Jump in a discussion I had with Lynn Thomas about how MLM has changed and what to do about it to stay on top…</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong>HOW MLM HAS CHANGED</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>The MLM model has undoubtedly changed over time. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I talked about this in an interview I did with <strong>Lynn Thomas</strong> from <a href="https://createyourdreamlife.online/" rel="nofollow">Create Your Dream Life</a>.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Lynn Thomas is awesome. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>If you don't know, <a href="https://interviewsteve.com/schedule" rel="nofollow">interviewsteve.com</a> is how you can jump on my calendar. <strong>It's pretty full.</strong> I'll try and figure out a way to open it up a little bit. </p> <p> </p> <p>Lynn asked me some cool questions that I haven't really been asked that frequently.</p> <p> </p> <p>In the episode, we were able to dive a little more deeply into <strong>how MLM has changed</strong> and shifted in the last 10 years. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>The Internet became publicly available in 1991. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>A lot of what is being done now in the MLM space are <strong>tactics that were developed before the Internet</strong> was around or publicly available. </p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of MLM companies tend to move forward as if that's not a reality... Which I frankly think is <strong>STUPID. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>I chat with Lynn about my approach to MLM and why it's so <strong><em>different and so unique...</em></strong> And why this has been such a <strong>big buzz. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><em>Whole MLMs have been reaching out, asking us to build funnels for them!</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>I've been able to take the MLM model and flip it on its head.</strong> Rather than me going out and talking to all these people to deliver a message, <strong>I can automate the message! </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><em>I can track it because it's the same message every time. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>That means I can make tweaks and adjustments and <strong>target people</strong> who are likely to want to: </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Be in my downline</li> <li>Buy whatever my team is selling </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>That's a big, big deal, and that's why it's been such a disruptive thing.</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong>HOW TO STAY ON TOP IN MLM</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>We have a book that we're writing about this. There are <strong>three levers</strong> you can go turn in your MLM business. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>You don't own anything in MLM.</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>You don't own anything.</strong> What is it that you can create that you do own? So you can out leverage the game? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>This is super blue ocean stuff right now, which is exciting. </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong>Lynn:</strong> Steve, how did you get started? Where did you start in this journey? And <strong><em>why</em></strong> did you start <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Why did I start <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>? Well the first time I tried to get in MLM, I was bright eyed and bushy tailed, I was in college. We had hardly any money and had just found out that we were expecting our first kid, <strong><em>which is very exciting.</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>I wanted to make a little bit of extra cash in college to pay some of those expenses. One of my buddies called me and said, <em>"Hey, I don't know what this guy's talking about but he's going to help us make a lot of money. Can I three way him in?"</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><em>I was totally new and I had no idea what that meant or that I was on a classic MLM pitch. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>So I said, <em>"Sure, dude. Sounds good."</em> He calls and I literally said, <em>“Is this one of those pyramid schemes?”</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>I was the worst buyer ever.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>He goes, <em>"No, no, no, it's not, No, no, no." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And I was like, <em>"Why do I need to pay money to get started selling things for you? That doesn't make any sense." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>I was the worst.</strong> When I got off the phone my buddy called me right back and he goes, <em>"Come on, you would be great at this. Come on, man." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I was like, <strong><em>"No."</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong>REALIZING HOW MLM HAS CHANGED</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>After some resistance I said, <em>“Sure. Well, if I'm going to do this, I'm going to go both feet in and I'm going to run as hard as I can.” </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>So I went and I met with a guy in my upline. I don't even know what it was called… I was so green to the MLM network marketing, direct sales space. <strong>I didn't know anything about that.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>And I went and drove to go meet him. When I pulled up it was this like, super old, warehouse looki...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>It’s no secret that a lot of strategies in MLM are broken and outdated...</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><em>The MLM model has undoubtedly changed over time…  </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>In fact, I just spoke about this in an interview I did with <strong>Lynn Thomas</strong> from <em>Create Your Dream Life…</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>The Internet became publicly available in <strong>1991…</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Over 10 years ago! </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>A lot of the tactics in MLM were developed <strong>BEFORE</strong> the Internet… </p> <p> </p> <p>And a lot of MLM companies are moving forward as if that's not a reality... </p> <p> </p> <p>Which I frankly think is <strong>STUPID. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>I chat with Lynn about my approach to MLM and <strong>WHY</strong> it's so <strong><em>different and so unique... </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>And why this has been such a <strong>BIG BUZZ…</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><em>It's been such a disruptive thing!</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong><em>Jump in a discussion I had with Lynn Thomas about how MLM has changed and what to do about it to stay on top…</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em>*how MLM has changed, how to stay on top, Secret MLM Hacks, MLM is broken*</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em>Jump in a discussion I had with Lynn Thomas about how MLM has changed and what to do about it to stay on top…</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong>HOW MLM HAS CHANGED</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>The MLM model has undoubtedly changed over time. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I talked about this in an interview I did with <strong>Lynn Thomas</strong> from <a href="https://createyourdreamlife.online/" rel="nofollow">Create Your Dream Life</a>.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Lynn Thomas is awesome. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>If you don't know, <a href="https://interviewsteve.com/schedule" rel="nofollow">interviewsteve.com</a> is how you can jump on my calendar. <strong>It's pretty full.</strong> I'll try and figure out a way to open it up a little bit. </p> <p> </p> <p>Lynn asked me some cool questions that I haven't really been asked that frequently.</p> <p> </p> <p>In the episode, we were able to dive a little more deeply into <strong>how MLM has changed</strong> and shifted in the last 10 years. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>The Internet became publicly available in 1991. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>A lot of what is being done now in the MLM space are <strong>tactics that were developed before the Internet</strong> was around or publicly available. </p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of MLM companies tend to move forward as if that's not a reality... Which I frankly think is <strong>STUPID. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>I chat with Lynn about my approach to MLM and why it's so <strong><em>different and so unique...</em></strong> And why this has been such a <strong>big buzz. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><em>Whole MLMs have been reaching out, asking us to build funnels for them!</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>I've been able to take the MLM model and flip it on its head.</strong> Rather than me going out and talking to all these people to deliver a message, <strong>I can automate the message! </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><em>I can track it because it's the same message every time. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>That means I can make tweaks and adjustments and <strong>target people</strong> who are likely to want to: </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Be in my downline</li> <li>Buy whatever my team is selling </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>That's a big, big deal, and that's why it's been such a disruptive thing.</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong>HOW TO STAY ON TOP IN MLM</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>We have a book that we're writing about this. There are <strong>three levers</strong> you can go turn in your MLM business. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>You don't own anything in MLM.</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>You don't own anything.</strong> What is it that you can create that you do own? So you can out leverage the game? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>This is super blue ocean stuff right now, which is exciting. </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong>Lynn:</strong> Steve, how did you get started? Where did you start in this journey? And <strong><em>why</em></strong> did you start <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Why did I start <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>? Well the first time I tried to get in MLM, I was bright eyed and bushy tailed, I was in college. We had hardly any money and had just found out that we were expecting our first kid, <strong><em>which is very exciting.</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>I wanted to make a little bit of extra cash in college to pay some of those expenses. One of my buddies called me and said, <em>"Hey, I don't know what this guy's talking about but he's going to help us make a lot of money. Can I three way him in?"</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><em>I was totally new and I had no idea what that meant or that I was on a classic MLM pitch. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>So I said, <em>"Sure, dude. Sounds good."</em> He calls and I literally said, <em>“Is this one of those pyramid schemes?”</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>I was the worst buyer ever.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>He goes, <em>"No, no, no, it's not, No, no, no." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And I was like, <em>"Why do I need to pay money to get started selling things for you? That doesn't make any sense." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>I was the worst.</strong> When I got off the phone my buddy called me right back and he goes, <em>"Come on, you would be great at this. Come on, man." </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I was like, <strong><em>"No."</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong>REALIZING HOW MLM HAS CHANGED</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>After some resistance I said, <em>“Sure. Well, if I'm going to do this, I'm going to go both feet in and I'm going to run as hard as I can.” </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>So I went and I met with a guy in my upline. I don't even know what it was called… I was so green to the MLM network marketing, direct sales space. <strong>I didn't know anything about that.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>And I went and drove to go meet him. When I pulled up it was this like, super old, warehouse looki...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>It’s no secret that a lot of strategies in MLM are broken and outdated...   The MLM model has undoubtedly changed over time…     In fact, I just spoke about this in an interview I did with Lynn Thomas from Create Your Dream Life…   The Internet became publicly available in 1991…   Over 10 years ago!    A lot of the tactics in MLM were developed BEFORE the Internet…    And a lot of MLM companies are moving forward as if that's not a reality...    Which I frankly think is STUPID.    I chat with Lynn about my approach to MLM and WHY it's so different and so unique...    And why this has been such a BIG BUZZ…   It's been such a disruptive thing!   Jump in a discussion I had with Lynn Thomas about how MLM has changed and what to do about it to stay on top…   *how MLM has changed, how to stay on top, Secret MLM Hacks, MLM is broken*   Jump in a discussion I had with Lynn Thomas about how MLM has changed and what to do about it to stay on top…   HOW MLM HAS CHANGED     The MLM model has undoubtedly changed over time.    I talked about this in an interview I did with Lynn Thomas from Create Your Dream Life.   Lynn Thomas is awesome.    If you don't know, interviewsteve.com is how you can jump on my calendar. It's pretty full. I'll try and figure out a way to open it up a little bit.    Lynn asked me some cool questions that I haven't really been asked that frequently.   In the episode, we were able to dive a little more deeply into how MLM has changed and shifted in the last 10 years.    The Internet became publicly available in 1991.    A lot of what is being done now in the MLM space are tactics that were developed before the Internet was around or publicly available.    A lot of MLM companies tend to move forward as if that's not a reality... Which I frankly think is STUPID.    I chat with Lynn about my approach to MLM and why it's so different and so unique... And why this has been such a big buzz.    Whole MLMs have been reaching out, asking us to build funnels for them!   I've been able to take the MLM model and flip it on its head. Rather than me going out and talking to all these people to deliver a message, I can automate the message!    I can track it because it's the same message every time.    That means I can make tweaks and adjustments and target people who are likely to want to:     Be in my downline Buy whatever my team is selling     That's a big, big deal, and that's why it's been such a disruptive thing.   HOW TO STAY ON TOP IN MLM   We have a book that we're writing about this. There are three levers you can go turn in your MLM business.    You don't own anything in MLM.   You don't own anything. What is it that you can create that you do own? So you can out leverage the game?    This is super blue ocean stuff right now, which is exciting.    Lynn: Steve, how did you get started? Where did you start in this journey? And why did you start Secret MLM Hacks?   Steve: Why did I start Secret MLM Hacks? Well the first time I tried to get in MLM, I was bright eyed and bushy tailed, I was in college. We had hardly any money and had just found out that we were expecting our first kid, which is very exciting.   I wanted to make a little bit of extra cash in college to pay some of those expenses. One of my buddies called me and said, "Hey, I don't know what this guy's talking about but he's going to help us make a lot of money. Can I three way him in?"   I was totally new and I had no idea what that meant or that I was on a classic MLM pitch.    So I said, "Sure, dude. Sounds good." He calls and I literally said, “Is this one of those pyramid schemes?”   I was the worst buyer ever.   He goes, "No, no, no, it's not, No, no, no."    And I was like, "Why do I need to pay money to get started selling things for you? That doesn't make any sense."    I was the worst. When I got off the phone my buddy called me right back and he goes, "Come on, you would be great at this. Come on, man."    And I was like, "No."   REALIZING HOW MLM HAS CHANGED   After some resistance I said, “Sure. Well, if I'm going to do this, I'm going to go both feet in and I'm going to run as hard as I can.”    So I went and I met with a guy in my upline. I don't even know what it was called… I was so green to the MLM network marketing, direct sales space. I didn't know anything about that.   And I went and drove to go meet him. When I pulled up it was this like, super old, warehouse looking thing. It was kind of sketchy.    I walked in and there was this table in the center, and nothing else was in this big massive room. It's like the out of a scene from Hollywood.    It was dark with a single light hanging over the table. I sat down, and he goes, "Well, hey, you want to be successful? Right?"   I said, "Well, yeah."   And he goes, "Well, you gotta do what everyone else does when they're successful. Let's take out your phone. Are you willing to do that?"    I said, "Sure".   “Take your phone out. Let's walk through your contacts and see w...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>*increase team volume, secret mlm hacks, teach your downlines, the power of the internet</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Listen to a recent Secret MLM Hacks course member, Nick Bradshaw, as he tells us how is team volume nearly 20X'd after using these modern MLM recruiting principles...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>INSIDE SECRET MLM HACKS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is an interview that I've done with one of my good, <strong>Nick Bradshaw.</strong> He's got his own show but he wouldn't tell me what it is. <strong><em>You should track him down and ask him.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>We have about <strong>500 people</strong> in the <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> program. For the next few episodes, I'm actually going to share with you guys some of the interviews I've been doing with people who are in the program and share what's been happening.</p> <p> </p> <p>Nick  has almost <strong>20X-ed his team volume</strong> since using the <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> methods, which is crazy. I didn't know it was that much! I thought it was just doubling, <strong>not 20X!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>He's going to walk through and talk about how he's been using this stuff and teaching the same strategies to his downline, which is ultimately what's been my goal in creating this stuff.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>It's not so that everybody has to join Steve Larsen. It's so that you can learn how to do this stuff on your own and then teach your downlines and explode stuff.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of MLMs are refusing to be influenced from the top down on the strategies that I'm teaching. I'm just telling you… <em>This is the landscape of the atmosphere that we're in around here.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of big MLMs are not wanting to take on some of the <strong>strategies like the internet, which is ridiculous.</strong> It's because they don't know it themselves. <strong>They don't know how to train or teach on it.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>The strategy I've been teaching is actually to go from the bottom up. It's for the little guy.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW TO TEACH YOUR DOWNLINES</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> has been focused on training from the ground up. I don't care what MLM in you're in. That's why I'm not here pitching you guys all the time. I'll drop every once in a while what I'm in if you guys are interested, but that's not the purpose of it.</p> <p> </p> <p>The purpose of it is for me to go and influence MLM <strong>from the bottom up.</strong> To hand tools to people inside of MLMs from the bottom up who can go reteach it to their people and explode past their uplines.</p> <p> </p> <p>That's been the point and it's been working. We've had a lot more MLMs reaching out, asking things like, <em>"Would you come build funnels for us?"</em> I'm like, <em>"Where were you when I was talking about it earlier?"</em> It's flipped the whole table on its head.</p> <p> </p> <p>I have a very special guest today. Somebody I have been watching and seeing everything that has been going on..<strong>. And I've been impressed.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There’s not many people in MLM who use <strong>the power of the internet.</strong> I've got a very special guest for you today. It's very easy to see <strong><em>who</em></strong> is in MLM online because there aren't that many. When I first saw other people doing it I was like, <em>“Oh my gosh I'm not alone!”</em> I was so excited about it.</p> <p> </p> <p>I want to introduce you to and welcome <strong>Nick Bradshaw.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>SECRET MLM HACKS INTERVIEW WITH NICK BRADSHAW</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Hey man. Thank you so much for being on here.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nick:</strong> Dude it's been absolutely my pleasure. It really really is.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> It's gonna be awesome I'm pumped for it. Just so people understand more about what you do, tell me when you first got into MLM?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nick:</strong> I've been in the MLM game myself about two and a half years. Funny enough, my wife is actually the one who started all of this and I jumped in halfway through. It's really skyrocketed and taken off from there.</p> <p> </p> <p>My wife's been doing this for about five years. And during that time I was actually a car salesman. I was working 60 - 80 hour workweeks, <strong>every single week.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I started in car sales I had one kid and then next thing I know, I had two kids. I blinked three times and next thing you know I'm sitting next to a six and four year old kid. I'm like, <em>“Where did all the time go?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I was burnt out on it.</strong> I had set all these goals and I had reached the goals. I had worked my way up the corporate ladder so I could provide for my family and let my wife be a stay at home wife.</p> <p> </p> <p>I got to that roadblock that said, <em>“Where do I draw the line of how much time I'm spending at work versus how much time I'm spending at home?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>From there it was like, <strong><em>“Alright, well what do I do? How do I remedy this, how do I fix it?”</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Something's gotta change, right? We've gotta shake it up a bit.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT IS INSIDE SECRET MLM HACKS?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nick:</strong> How do I be a better father to my kids? How do I be the father that I want to be rather than just the provider and someone that my kids don't even know? I was literally leaving for work <strong><em>before</em></strong> they woke up and I was coming home two hours <strong><em>after</em></strong> they'd already been in bed.</p> <p> </p> <p>That's where my journey started with MLM. My answer to all of that was, <em>“I'm gonna jump on board and help my wife build this business”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>And so that's what I started doing. <strong>I've got all these sales skills.</strong> I've been doing this hardcore sales stuff for five years now. My wife was relatively well. She was a silver rank in her company which equated to <strong>$2,500 a month.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So I said, <em>“Okay, if I'm gonna quit my job and I'm gonna do all of this, I’m gonna quit cold turkey”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> You just up and left?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nick:</strong> Yeah, just up and left. I said, <em>“I'm done”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Here's the crazy part… We moved from Indianapolis to Austin, Texas two months afterwards. We completely restarted. <strong>Hit the reset button.</strong>  </p> <p> </p> <p>I've got all these sales skills and one of the things that I see really lacking inside of the MLM world was people knowing how to sell. So that was the problem that I said I can fix.</p> <p> </p> <p>I jumped into our team trainings and I started doing all of these things. I started teaching them menu selling <em>(which is a car world term)</em> </p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>*increase team volume, secret mlm hacks, teach your downlines, the power of the internet</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Listen to a recent Secret MLM Hacks course member, Nick Bradshaw, as he tells us how is team volume nearly 20X'd after using these modern MLM recruiting principles...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>INSIDE SECRET MLM HACKS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is an interview that I've done with one of my good, <strong>Nick Bradshaw.</strong> He's got his own show but he wouldn't tell me what it is. <strong><em>You should track him down and ask him.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>We have about <strong>500 people</strong> in the <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> program. For the next few episodes, I'm actually going to share with you guys some of the interviews I've been doing with people who are in the program and share what's been happening.</p> <p> </p> <p>Nick  has almost <strong>20X-ed his team volume</strong> since using the <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> methods, which is crazy. I didn't know it was that much! I thought it was just doubling, <strong>not 20X!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>He's going to walk through and talk about how he's been using this stuff and teaching the same strategies to his downline, which is ultimately what's been my goal in creating this stuff.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>It's not so that everybody has to join Steve Larsen. It's so that you can learn how to do this stuff on your own and then teach your downlines and explode stuff.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of MLMs are refusing to be influenced from the top down on the strategies that I'm teaching. I'm just telling you… <em>This is the landscape of the atmosphere that we're in around here.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of big MLMs are not wanting to take on some of the <strong>strategies like the internet, which is ridiculous.</strong> It's because they don't know it themselves. <strong>They don't know how to train or teach on it.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>The strategy I've been teaching is actually to go from the bottom up. It's for the little guy.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW TO TEACH YOUR DOWNLINES</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> has been focused on training from the ground up. I don't care what MLM in you're in. That's why I'm not here pitching you guys all the time. I'll drop every once in a while what I'm in if you guys are interested, but that's not the purpose of it.</p> <p> </p> <p>The purpose of it is for me to go and influence MLM <strong>from the bottom up.</strong> To hand tools to people inside of MLMs from the bottom up who can go reteach it to their people and explode past their uplines.</p> <p> </p> <p>That's been the point and it's been working. We've had a lot more MLMs reaching out, asking things like, <em>"Would you come build funnels for us?"</em> I'm like, <em>"Where were you when I was talking about it earlier?"</em> It's flipped the whole table on its head.</p> <p> </p> <p>I have a very special guest today. Somebody I have been watching and seeing everything that has been going on..<strong>. And I've been impressed.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There’s not many people in MLM who use <strong>the power of the internet.</strong> I've got a very special guest for you today. It's very easy to see <strong><em>who</em></strong> is in MLM online because there aren't that many. When I first saw other people doing it I was like, <em>“Oh my gosh I'm not alone!”</em> I was so excited about it.</p> <p> </p> <p>I want to introduce you to and welcome <strong>Nick Bradshaw.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>SECRET MLM HACKS INTERVIEW WITH NICK BRADSHAW</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Hey man. Thank you so much for being on here.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nick:</strong> Dude it's been absolutely my pleasure. It really really is.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> It's gonna be awesome I'm pumped for it. Just so people understand more about what you do, tell me when you first got into MLM?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nick:</strong> I've been in the MLM game myself about two and a half years. Funny enough, my wife is actually the one who started all of this and I jumped in halfway through. It's really skyrocketed and taken off from there.</p> <p> </p> <p>My wife's been doing this for about five years. And during that time I was actually a car salesman. I was working 60 - 80 hour workweeks, <strong>every single week.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I started in car sales I had one kid and then next thing I know, I had two kids. I blinked three times and next thing you know I'm sitting next to a six and four year old kid. I'm like, <em>“Where did all the time go?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I was burnt out on it.</strong> I had set all these goals and I had reached the goals. I had worked my way up the corporate ladder so I could provide for my family and let my wife be a stay at home wife.</p> <p> </p> <p>I got to that roadblock that said, <em>“Where do I draw the line of how much time I'm spending at work versus how much time I'm spending at home?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>From there it was like, <strong><em>“Alright, well what do I do? How do I remedy this, how do I fix it?”</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> Something's gotta change, right? We've gotta shake it up a bit.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT IS INSIDE SECRET MLM HACKS?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nick:</strong> How do I be a better father to my kids? How do I be the father that I want to be rather than just the provider and someone that my kids don't even know? I was literally leaving for work <strong><em>before</em></strong> they woke up and I was coming home two hours <strong><em>after</em></strong> they'd already been in bed.</p> <p> </p> <p>That's where my journey started with MLM. My answer to all of that was, <em>“I'm gonna jump on board and help my wife build this business”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>And so that's what I started doing. <strong>I've got all these sales skills.</strong> I've been doing this hardcore sales stuff for five years now. My wife was relatively well. She was a silver rank in her company which equated to <strong>$2,500 a month.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So I said, <em>“Okay, if I'm gonna quit my job and I'm gonna do all of this, I’m gonna quit cold turkey”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Steve:</strong> You just up and left?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nick:</strong> Yeah, just up and left. I said, <em>“I'm done”.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Here's the crazy part… We moved from Indianapolis to Austin, Texas two months afterwards. We completely restarted. <strong>Hit the reset button.</strong>  </p> <p> </p> <p>I've got all these sales skills and one of the things that I see really lacking inside of the MLM world was people knowing how to sell. So that was the problem that I said I can fix.</p> <p> </p> <p>I jumped into our team trainings and I started doing all of these things. I started teaching them menu selling <em>(which is a car world term)</em> </p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>*increase team volume, secret mlm hacks, teach your downlines, the power of the internet   Listen to a recent Secret MLM Hacks course member, Nick Bradshaw, as he tells us how is team volume nearly 20X'd after using these modern MLM recruiting principles...   INSIDE SECRET MLM HACKS   This is an interview that I've done with one of my good, Nick Bradshaw. He's got his own show but he wouldn't tell me what it is. You should track him down and ask him.   We have about 500 people in the Secret MLM Hacks program. For the next few episodes, I'm actually going to share with you guys some of the interviews I've been doing with people who are in the program and share what's been happening.   Nick  has almost 20X-ed his team volume since using the Secret MLM Hacks methods, which is crazy. I didn't know it was that much! I thought it was just doubling, not 20X!   He's going to walk through and talk about how he's been using this stuff and teaching the same strategies to his downline, which is ultimately what's been my goal in creating this stuff.   It's not so that everybody has to join Steve Larsen. It's so that you can learn how to do this stuff on your own and then teach your downlines and explode stuff.   A lot of MLMs are refusing to be influenced from the top down on the strategies that I'm teaching. I'm just telling you… This is the landscape of the atmosphere that we're in around here.   A lot of big MLMs are not wanting to take on some of the strategies like the internet, which is ridiculous. It's because they don't know it themselves. They don't know how to train or teach on it.   The strategy I've been teaching is actually to go from the bottom up. It's for the little guy.   HOW TO TEACH YOUR DOWNLINES   Secret MLM Hacks has been focused on training from the ground up. I don't care what MLM in you're in. That's why I'm not here pitching you guys all the time. I'll drop every once in a while what I'm in if you guys are interested, but that's not the purpose of it.   The purpose of it is for me to go and influence MLM from the bottom up. To hand tools to people inside of MLMs from the bottom up who can go reteach it to their people and explode past their uplines.   That's been the point and it's been working. We've had a lot more MLMs reaching out, asking things like, "Would you come build funnels for us?" I'm like, "Where were you when I was talking about it earlier?" It's flipped the whole table on its head.   I have a very special guest today. Somebody I have been watching and seeing everything that has been going on... And I've been impressed.   There’s not many people in MLM who use the power of the internet. I've got a very special guest for you today. It's very easy to see who is in MLM online because there aren't that many. When I first saw other people doing it I was like, “Oh my gosh I'm not alone!” I was so excited about it.   I want to introduce you to and welcome Nick Bradshaw.   SECRET MLM HACKS INTERVIEW WITH NICK BRADSHAW   Steve: Hey man. Thank you so much for being on here.   Nick: Dude it's been absolutely my pleasure. It really really is.   Steve: It's gonna be awesome I'm pumped for it. Just so people understand more about what you do, tell me when you first got into MLM?   Nick: I've been in the MLM game myself about two and a half years. Funny enough, my wife is actually the one who started all of this and I jumped in halfway through. It's really skyrocketed and taken off from there.   My wife's been doing this for about five years. And during that time I was actually a car salesman. I was working 60 - 80 hour workweeks, every single week.   When I started in car sales I had one kid and then next thing I know, I had two kids. I blinked three times and next thing you know I'm sitting next to a six and four year old kid. I'm like, “Where did all the time go?”   I was burnt out on it. I had set all these goals and I had reached the goals. I had worked my way up the corporate ladder so I could provide for my family and let my wife be a stay at home wife.   I got to that roadblock that said, “Where do I draw the line of how much time I'm spending at work versus how much time I'm spending at home?”   From there it was like, “Alright, well what do I do? How do I remedy this, how do I fix it?”   Steve: Something's gotta change, right? We've gotta shake it up a bit.   WHAT IS INSIDE SECRET MLM HACKS?   Nick: How do I be a better father to my kids? How do I be the father that I want to be rather than just the provider and someone that my kids don't even know? I was literally leaving for work before they woke up and I was coming home two hours after they'd already been in bed.   That's where my journey started with MLM. My answer to all of that was, “I'm gonna jump on board and help my wife build this business”.   And so that's what I started doing. I've got all these sales skills. I've been doing this hardcore sales stuff for five years now. My wife was relatively well. She was a silver rank ...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>There are 3 easy levers every MLMer can pull to cause more success in their business…</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong>DO YOU WANT TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN MLM?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Back in the day when I was first joining MLM, I was brought to the side and a guy asked me, <em>"Stephen do you want to be successful in MLM?"</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And I said, <em>"Well of course." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And he said <em>"Well, what successful people do is they take their phones out and they chat with people in their contact lists and then they three way me in with them and I do the selling for you."</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And I was like <em>"Really? What if they're not interested. Alright, well sounds good if that is how it happens then let's do it." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong><em>This should be ruffling a few feathers right about now.</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>That's usually what happens, <em>right?</em> And there's nothing wrong with that if you <strong>KNOW</strong> the person has a <strong><em>pre-existing desire for MLM.</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>But if they <strong>DON’T,</strong> that can be really, really awkward. </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not saying <strong>huge down lines</strong> have not been created that way. Of course they have. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's possible, it's just not very probable. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>If I look across the street and I'm like, <em>"Oh my gosh I need to go grab Mr. Jones. Mr. Jones</em> <strong><em>needs</em></strong> <em>this opportunity, he's got to come in and join me." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>The problem is that if they <strong><em>need</em></strong> the opportunity, they’re usually not a good fit in the first place. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>If they need it, rather than want it, that sets precedents for how they will behave inside of your down line. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>MY FIRST DOWNLINE PROBLEMS</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I started recruiting a bunch of people and it was awesome, it was cool, and I had a bunch of fun doing it. I recruited 13 people my first month. I think it was about 5 weeks actually. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>NONE OF THEM DID ANYTHING. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>They came to me and started asking me the dreaded question, <em>"Stephen, what do I do next?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I said, <em>"Well, do you want to be successful in MLM?"</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And they're like, <em>"Yeah." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And I'm like "<em>Well this is what successful people do. They take their phones out, they reach out to the contacts, and then they three way me in and I'll do the selling for you." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I felt myself do the same script I was taught, and many of us do… <strong>Because we've just never been taught that there actually is another way. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>My program, <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>, shows you how to create auto recruiting systems. <strong><em>For any MLM that you're in.</em></strong> You don't get pitched in the program. I'm just trying to change the industry. </p> <p> </p> <p>You've got to solve a lot of the downline problems that people experience after they join you. </p> <p> </p> <p>There's followup problems, problems they did not have until they joined my downline. How can I solve followup problems the most for all of the people who are joining me? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW I SOLVE DOWNLINE PROBLEMS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>I've trained my people and many methods. I've trained my people in many ways. There's a training program that we're coming out with for my team and I thought it would be kind of cool to show you how I treat the onboarding process. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's a program called <a href="https://hackmlm.com/create-login?login_redirect=1&amp;page_hash=0b038dd476a&amp;page_id=26878243&amp;page_key=apm45c6dw23fkqur" rel="nofollow"> Hack MLM</a>. <strong>Don't go there unless you want me to pitch you.</strong> What's cool about it is, it walks through all the setup. It walks through here's <strong><em>how</em></strong> to make sure you get all the bonuses you didn't know about. It walks through <strong><em>how</em></strong> to setup our teams recruiting funnels and systems and content and process and pitching. </p> <p> </p> <p>One of the things that was frustrating for me with the first MLM I joined was that I felt like I <strong><em>wasn't getting enough training from my up line. </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>Beyond talking to my warm market, my friends and family… Once those people dried up, I didn't know how to get more leads. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I had to become a marketer in order to turn back around and try to solve this problem. </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>For the last five years I've been obsessively learning how to do that and I'm stoked because with all the ways I've been helping solve the followup downline problems for the people I recruit.  </p> <p> </p> <p>I finally have a full course that I send my people when they join me. It walks them through, day by day, for 30 days. Your first 30 days in my downline, <strong><em>this</em></strong> is what you should be doing. </p> <p> </p> <p>Oh and by the way, here's a whole bunch of prebuilt stuff just for being in my team. </p> <p> </p> <p>I wanted to teach you how to create your own onboarding system. <em>I'm not pitching you guys into my downline, I'm telling you guys what I do though to help automate it. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>MLM ONBOARDING PROCESS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I think about onboarding, I think about it in several different fashions:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>There's the act of actually recruiting the individual</li> <li>There's everything that you do though <strong><em>before</em></strong> you recruit them to get them in your world </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>Most people are like, <em>"Well I'm gonna focus on recruiting. I'm gonna focus on what I say. I'm gonna focus on the scripts that I do. I'm gonna focus on making sure they know about this bonus. I'm gonna make sure that they know it's buy-one-get-one free, or there's this onboarding bonus if they join now." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>Those are all cool... But if you just change who you're speaking to <strong><em>before</em></strong>, you don't have to do a lot of those tricks.</p> <p> </p> <p>Most of the MLM books that are available in today's market are very much like, <em>"Here's the top three things you can say to get anybody to join your down line."</em></p> <p><em>...</em></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>There are 3 easy levers every MLMer can pull to cause more success in their business…</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong>DO YOU WANT TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN MLM?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Back in the day when I was first joining MLM, I was brought to the side and a guy asked me, <em>"Stephen do you want to be successful in MLM?"</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And I said, <em>"Well of course." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And he said <em>"Well, what successful people do is they take their phones out and they chat with people in their contact lists and then they three way me in with them and I do the selling for you."</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And I was like <em>"Really? What if they're not interested. Alright, well sounds good if that is how it happens then let's do it." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong><em>This should be ruffling a few feathers right about now.</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>That's usually what happens, <em>right?</em> And there's nothing wrong with that if you <strong>KNOW</strong> the person has a <strong><em>pre-existing desire for MLM.</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>But if they <strong>DON’T,</strong> that can be really, really awkward. </p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not saying <strong>huge down lines</strong> have not been created that way. Of course they have. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's possible, it's just not very probable. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>If I look across the street and I'm like, <em>"Oh my gosh I need to go grab Mr. Jones. Mr. Jones</em> <strong><em>needs</em></strong> <em>this opportunity, he's got to come in and join me." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>The problem is that if they <strong><em>need</em></strong> the opportunity, they’re usually not a good fit in the first place. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>If they need it, rather than want it, that sets precedents for how they will behave inside of your down line. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>MY FIRST DOWNLINE PROBLEMS</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I started recruiting a bunch of people and it was awesome, it was cool, and I had a bunch of fun doing it. I recruited 13 people my first month. I think it was about 5 weeks actually. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>NONE OF THEM DID ANYTHING. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>They came to me and started asking me the dreaded question, <em>"Stephen, what do I do next?" </em></p> <p> </p> <p>And I said, <em>"Well, do you want to be successful in MLM?"</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And they're like, <em>"Yeah." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>And I'm like "<em>Well this is what successful people do. They take their phones out, they reach out to the contacts, and then they three way me in and I'll do the selling for you." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I felt myself do the same script I was taught, and many of us do… <strong>Because we've just never been taught that there actually is another way. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>My program, <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>, shows you how to create auto recruiting systems. <strong><em>For any MLM that you're in.</em></strong> You don't get pitched in the program. I'm just trying to change the industry. </p> <p> </p> <p>You've got to solve a lot of the downline problems that people experience after they join you. </p> <p> </p> <p>There's followup problems, problems they did not have until they joined my downline. How can I solve followup problems the most for all of the people who are joining me? </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW I SOLVE DOWNLINE PROBLEMS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>I've trained my people and many methods. I've trained my people in many ways. There's a training program that we're coming out with for my team and I thought it would be kind of cool to show you how I treat the onboarding process. </p> <p> </p> <p>It's a program called <a href="https://hackmlm.com/create-login?login_redirect=1&amp;page_hash=0b038dd476a&amp;page_id=26878243&amp;page_key=apm45c6dw23fkqur" rel="nofollow"> Hack MLM</a>. <strong>Don't go there unless you want me to pitch you.</strong> What's cool about it is, it walks through all the setup. It walks through here's <strong><em>how</em></strong> to make sure you get all the bonuses you didn't know about. It walks through <strong><em>how</em></strong> to setup our teams recruiting funnels and systems and content and process and pitching. </p> <p> </p> <p>One of the things that was frustrating for me with the first MLM I joined was that I felt like I <strong><em>wasn't getting enough training from my up line. </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>Beyond talking to my warm market, my friends and family… Once those people dried up, I didn't know how to get more leads. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I had to become a marketer in order to turn back around and try to solve this problem. </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>For the last five years I've been obsessively learning how to do that and I'm stoked because with all the ways I've been helping solve the followup downline problems for the people I recruit.  </p> <p> </p> <p>I finally have a full course that I send my people when they join me. It walks them through, day by day, for 30 days. Your first 30 days in my downline, <strong><em>this</em></strong> is what you should be doing. </p> <p> </p> <p>Oh and by the way, here's a whole bunch of prebuilt stuff just for being in my team. </p> <p> </p> <p>I wanted to teach you how to create your own onboarding system. <em>I'm not pitching you guys into my downline, I'm telling you guys what I do though to help automate it. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>MLM ONBOARDING PROCESS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I think about onboarding, I think about it in several different fashions:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>There's the act of actually recruiting the individual</li> <li>There's everything that you do though <strong><em>before</em></strong> you recruit them to get them in your world </li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>Most people are like, <em>"Well I'm gonna focus on recruiting. I'm gonna focus on what I say. I'm gonna focus on the scripts that I do. I'm gonna focus on making sure they know about this bonus. I'm gonna make sure that they know it's buy-one-get-one free, or there's this onboarding bonus if they join now." </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>Those are all cool... But if you just change who you're speaking to <strong><em>before</em></strong>, you don't have to do a lot of those tricks.</p> <p> </p> <p>Most of the MLM books that are available in today's market are very much like, <em>"Here's the top three things you can say to get anybody to join your down line."</em></p> <p><em>...</em></p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>There are 3 easy levers every MLMer can pull to cause more success in their business…   DO YOU WANT TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN MLM?   Back in the day when I was first joining MLM, I was brought to the side and a guy asked me, "Stephen do you want to be successful in MLM?"   And I said, "Well of course."    And he said "Well, what successful people do is they take their phones out and they chat with people in their contact lists and then they three way me in with them and I do the selling for you."   And I was like "Really? What if they're not interested. Alright, well sounds good if that is how it happens then let's do it."    This should be ruffling a few feathers right about now.   That's usually what happens, right? And there's nothing wrong with that if you KNOW the person has a pre-existing desire for MLM.   But if they DON’T, that can be really, really awkward.    I'm not saying huge down lines have not been created that way. Of course they have.    It's possible, it's just not very probable.    If I look across the street and I'm like, "Oh my gosh I need to go grab Mr. Jones. Mr. Jones needs this opportunity, he's got to come in and join me."    The problem is that if they need the opportunity, they’re usually not a good fit in the first place.    If they need it, rather than want it, that sets precedents for how they will behave inside of your down line.    MY FIRST DOWNLINE PROBLEMS     I started recruiting a bunch of people and it was awesome, it was cool, and I had a bunch of fun doing it. I recruited 13 people my first month. I think it was about 5 weeks actually.    NONE OF THEM DID ANYTHING.    They came to me and started asking me the dreaded question, "Stephen, what do I do next?"    And I said, "Well, do you want to be successful in MLM?"   And they're like, "Yeah."    And I'm like "Well this is what successful people do. They take their phones out, they reach out to the contacts, and then they three way me in and I'll do the selling for you."    I felt myself do the same script I was taught, and many of us do… Because we've just never been taught that there actually is another way.    My program, Secret MLM Hacks, shows you how to create auto recruiting systems. For any MLM that you're in. You don't get pitched in the program. I'm just trying to change the industry.    You've got to solve a lot of the downline problems that people experience after they join you.    There's followup problems, problems they did not have until they joined my downline. How can I solve followup problems the most for all of the people who are joining me?    HOW I SOLVE DOWNLINE PROBLEMS     I've trained my people and many methods. I've trained my people in many ways. There's a training program that we're coming out with for my team and I thought it would be kind of cool to show you how I treat the onboarding process.    It's a program called  Hack MLM. Don't go there unless you want me to pitch you. What's cool about it is, it walks through all the setup. It walks through here's how to make sure you get all the bonuses you didn't know about. It walks through how to setup our teams recruiting funnels and systems and content and process and pitching.    One of the things that was frustrating for me with the first MLM I joined was that I felt like I wasn't getting enough training from my up line.    Beyond talking to my warm market, my friends and family… Once those people dried up, I didn't know how to get more leads.    I had to become a marketer in order to turn back around and try to solve this problem.    For the last five years I've been obsessively learning how to do that and I'm stoked because with all the ways I've been helping solve the followup downline problems for the people I recruit.     I finally have a full course that I send my people when they join me. It walks them through, day by day, for 30 days. Your first 30 days in my downline, this is what you should be doing.    Oh and by the way, here's a whole bunch of prebuilt stuff just for being in my team.    I wanted to teach you how to create your own onboarding system. I'm not pitching you guys into my downline, I'm telling you guys what I do though to help automate it.    MLM ONBOARDING PROCESS   When I think about onboarding, I think about it in several different fashions:    There's the act of actually recruiting the individual There's everything that you do though before you recruit them to get them in your world     Most people are like, "Well I'm gonna focus on recruiting. I'm gonna focus on what I say. I'm gonna focus on the scripts that I do. I'm gonna focus on making sure they know about this bonus. I'm gonna make sure that they know it's buy-one-get-one free, or there's this onboarding bonus if they join now."    Those are all cool... 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        <![CDATA[<p> </p> <p><strong>Do you know how to create pressure on the internet around your MLM? </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><em>This is super valuable stuff. I'm excited to share it with you. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>HOW TO GENERATE TRAFFIC FOR YOUR MLM</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>If you guys have been following me at all, you know that <strong>one of the reasons</strong> why this stuff does so well is because I follow the <strong>info product model</strong> on the Internet. <strong><em>I piggyback my MLM on the back of it. </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong>That's the reason why it works so well.</strong> And that's a lot of what I teach here. This is what I teach in the <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> program itself. </p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of people are like, <em>"Okay, Stephen, you told me I can go set up these little machines all over the Internet, right? Put all these things all over the Internet, how do I actually orchestrate pressure, right? How do I get eyeballs?"</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>Think about Hollywood.</strong> Do you think movies in Hollywood would be as effective if no one heard about the movie until the day it launched? <strong>No. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Hollywood has nailed the model.</strong> They know they're going to drop out a preview, eight months before and then a new one, six months and then four and then two. There are several kinds of previews. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>They take the most exciting parts of the story and they're showing them.</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>They're showing the most exciting parts of the story. That becomes the preview. If you want to fill in the gaps, you go to the movie. <strong>Everyone knows when it comes out. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>They keep telling you. <strong>Pressure, pressure, pressure.</strong> Here’s the date you can go see it. <em>Are you going to dress up? You're going to go at midnight showing? </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>They build pressure to this date and then release the pressure and tens and hundreds of millions of dollars go through a single day. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>FOUR TRAFFIC METHODS IN MLM</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>The mistake is to build all these cool things in MLM, but then not tell anybody about it until the thing launches.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>I treat a lot of what I do in this space, much like I would <strong>any other product launch.</strong> Even though it's not mine, it's how I'm doing it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>There are four different ways that I like to generate traffic.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>#1</strong> My favorite way to generate traffic is to create content <em>(what I’m doing now).</em> I create content and I push traffic to certain things based on what I'm putting out. <strong>I have two shows, almost three. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>#2</strong> I like to get influencers to namedrop me and that's something else that we do a pretty frequently</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>#3</strong> Get affiliates so people can go sell my programs and take a huge commission. It brings me the kinds of people that I would be interested in having in my down line in the first place. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>#4</strong> Ads.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Isn't that funny? In that order. Ads is the last one.</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>I'm not saying not to do it or it's the least important. That's the last one that I go do, and I'm not driving traffic to my MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>Facebook has a hard time with that and that's okay. So I don't. <strong>Follow the rules.</strong> I don't get around it. There's not some secret loophole. What I do is, I don't even promote my MLM. I'm promoting something in front of it. On the back, I'm bringing people into my MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW TO GENERATE TRAFFIC WITH FACEBOOK ADS</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>So if you’re wondering, <em>"Stephen, how do I get traffic for my stuff? How do I get eyeballs and people on my stuff that I'm putting out?" </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>I hate trying to learn to do Facebook ads.</strong> I have no idea how to do Facebook ads. Why would I learn that? </p> <p> </p> <p>There is a <strong><em>who, who</em></strong> already knows <strong><em>how.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I go find people who are as obsessed in their thing as I am in mine.</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I don't need to know <strong><em>how</em></strong> they do all their thing. I just need to know that they're obsessed. <strong><em>I need to know that they're good.</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>So I went out and I found a Facebook ads person. Honestly, it wasn't that expensive. I thought it'd be more expensive. <strong>They're incredible.</strong> They're so good and they drive all the traffic for me. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I don't even know how to start a Facebook ad. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I don't want you to do is sit back and go, <em>"Well, it's easy for you to do it Stephen because of blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah."</em> Garbage. <strong>Hot garbage.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>I don't know how to do a lot of things in my business, which is how it should be. <strong>The CEO of Coca Cola doesn’t khow to do every single role in Coca Cola. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Steve Jobs didn't know how to do everything.</strong> That's why he went and he got all these coders to do it all. He was just the sales guy. He was the aggregator, the entrepreneur. He was not a coder.</p> <p> </p> <p>Don't look at these traffic methods and go, <em>"Well, I don't know how to do that so it doesn't apply to me”.</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I would just use one traffic method, not all four. Just choose <strong>ONE</strong> that you're going to master and have a bunch of fun with it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW TO GENERATE TRAFFIC FOR YOUR SALES FUNNELS</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>You know what's funny? When you get a sales message <strong><em>right,</em></strong> and you get the offer <strong><em>right,</em></strong> and you get the funnel <strong><em>right,</em></strong> you get to this really cool zone where you get to just have fun getting traffic in different methods.</p> <p> </p> <p>One of the ways you can <strong>generate traffic</strong> is obviously ads. That’s one of the reasons why I have a paid prospecting funnel. </p> <p> </p> <p>Yes, it’s to get some cash in your pocket. But it allows us to <strong>profitably spend ad dollars.</strong> You're not just sinking money into getting leads that won't pay you anything.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Instead, they're generating the money.</strong> And you're able to invest it straight back in, and ...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p> </p> <p><strong>Do you know how to create pressure on the internet around your MLM? </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><em>This is super valuable stuff. I'm excited to share it with you. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>HOW TO GENERATE TRAFFIC FOR YOUR MLM</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>If you guys have been following me at all, you know that <strong>one of the reasons</strong> why this stuff does so well is because I follow the <strong>info product model</strong> on the Internet. <strong><em>I piggyback my MLM on the back of it. </em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p><strong>That's the reason why it works so well.</strong> And that's a lot of what I teach here. This is what I teach in the <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> program itself. </p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of people are like, <em>"Okay, Stephen, you told me I can go set up these little machines all over the Internet, right? Put all these things all over the Internet, how do I actually orchestrate pressure, right? How do I get eyeballs?"</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>Think about Hollywood.</strong> Do you think movies in Hollywood would be as effective if no one heard about the movie until the day it launched? <strong>No. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Hollywood has nailed the model.</strong> They know they're going to drop out a preview, eight months before and then a new one, six months and then four and then two. There are several kinds of previews. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>They take the most exciting parts of the story and they're showing them.</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>They're showing the most exciting parts of the story. That becomes the preview. If you want to fill in the gaps, you go to the movie. <strong>Everyone knows when it comes out. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>They keep telling you. <strong>Pressure, pressure, pressure.</strong> Here’s the date you can go see it. <em>Are you going to dress up? You're going to go at midnight showing? </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>They build pressure to this date and then release the pressure and tens and hundreds of millions of dollars go through a single day. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>FOUR TRAFFIC METHODS IN MLM</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>The mistake is to build all these cool things in MLM, but then not tell anybody about it until the thing launches.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>I treat a lot of what I do in this space, much like I would <strong>any other product launch.</strong> Even though it's not mine, it's how I'm doing it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>There are four different ways that I like to generate traffic.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>#1</strong> My favorite way to generate traffic is to create content <em>(what I’m doing now).</em> I create content and I push traffic to certain things based on what I'm putting out. <strong>I have two shows, almost three. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>#2</strong> I like to get influencers to namedrop me and that's something else that we do a pretty frequently</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>#3</strong> Get affiliates so people can go sell my programs and take a huge commission. It brings me the kinds of people that I would be interested in having in my down line in the first place. </p> <p> </p> <p><strong>#4</strong> Ads.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Isn't that funny? In that order. Ads is the last one.</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>I'm not saying not to do it or it's the least important. That's the last one that I go do, and I'm not driving traffic to my MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>Facebook has a hard time with that and that's okay. So I don't. <strong>Follow the rules.</strong> I don't get around it. There's not some secret loophole. What I do is, I don't even promote my MLM. I'm promoting something in front of it. On the back, I'm bringing people into my MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW TO GENERATE TRAFFIC WITH FACEBOOK ADS</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>So if you’re wondering, <em>"Stephen, how do I get traffic for my stuff? How do I get eyeballs and people on my stuff that I'm putting out?" </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>I hate trying to learn to do Facebook ads.</strong> I have no idea how to do Facebook ads. Why would I learn that? </p> <p> </p> <p>There is a <strong><em>who, who</em></strong> already knows <strong><em>how.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I go find people who are as obsessed in their thing as I am in mine.</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I don't need to know <strong><em>how</em></strong> they do all their thing. I just need to know that they're obsessed. <strong><em>I need to know that they're good.</em></strong></p> <p><strong><em> </em></strong></p> <p>So I went out and I found a Facebook ads person. Honestly, it wasn't that expensive. I thought it'd be more expensive. <strong>They're incredible.</strong> They're so good and they drive all the traffic for me. </p> <p> </p> <p><em>I don't even know how to start a Facebook ad. </em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I don't want you to do is sit back and go, <em>"Well, it's easy for you to do it Stephen because of blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah."</em> Garbage. <strong>Hot garbage.</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>I don't know how to do a lot of things in my business, which is how it should be. <strong>The CEO of Coca Cola doesn’t khow to do every single role in Coca Cola. </strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p><strong>Steve Jobs didn't know how to do everything.</strong> That's why he went and he got all these coders to do it all. He was just the sales guy. He was the aggregator, the entrepreneur. He was not a coder.</p> <p> </p> <p>Don't look at these traffic methods and go, <em>"Well, I don't know how to do that so it doesn't apply to me”.</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p>I would just use one traffic method, not all four. Just choose <strong>ONE</strong> that you're going to master and have a bunch of fun with it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW TO GENERATE TRAFFIC FOR YOUR SALES FUNNELS</strong></p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p>You know what's funny? When you get a sales message <strong><em>right,</em></strong> and you get the offer <strong><em>right,</em></strong> and you get the funnel <strong><em>right,</em></strong> you get to this really cool zone where you get to just have fun getting traffic in different methods.</p> <p> </p> <p>One of the ways you can <strong>generate traffic</strong> is obviously ads. That’s one of the reasons why I have a paid prospecting funnel. </p> <p> </p> <p>Yes, it’s to get some cash in your pocket. But it allows us to <strong>profitably spend ad dollars.</strong> You're not just sinking money into getting leads that won't pay you anything.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Instead, they're generating the money.</strong> And you're able to invest it straight back in, and ...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>  Do you know how to create pressure on the internet around your MLM?    This is super valuable stuff. I'm excited to share it with you.    HOW TO GENERATE TRAFFIC FOR YOUR MLM   If you guys have been following me at all, you know that one of the reasons why this stuff does so well is because I follow the info product model on the Internet. I piggyback my MLM on the back of it.    That's the reason why it works so well. And that's a lot of what I teach here. This is what I teach in the Secret MLM Hacks program itself.    A lot of people are like, "Okay, Stephen, you told me I can go set up these little machines all over the Internet, right? Put all these things all over the Internet, how do I actually orchestrate pressure, right? How do I get eyeballs?"   Think about Hollywood. Do you think movies in Hollywood would be as effective if no one heard about the movie until the day it launched? No.    Hollywood has nailed the model. They know they're going to drop out a preview, eight months before and then a new one, six months and then four and then two. There are several kinds of previews.    They take the most exciting parts of the story and they're showing them.   They're showing the most exciting parts of the story. That becomes the preview. If you want to fill in the gaps, you go to the movie. Everyone knows when it comes out.    They keep telling you. Pressure, pressure, pressure. Here’s the date you can go see it. Are you going to dress up? You're going to go at midnight showing?    They build pressure to this date and then release the pressure and tens and hundreds of millions of dollars go through a single day.    FOUR TRAFFIC METHODS IN MLM   The mistake is to build all these cool things in MLM, but then not tell anybody about it until the thing launches.   I treat a lot of what I do in this space, much like I would any other product launch. Even though it's not mine, it's how I'm doing it.   There are four different ways that I like to generate traffic.   #1 My favorite way to generate traffic is to create content (what I’m doing now). I create content and I push traffic to certain things based on what I'm putting out. I have two shows, almost three.    #2 I like to get influencers to namedrop me and that's something else that we do a pretty frequently   #3 Get affiliates so people can go sell my programs and take a huge commission. It brings me the kinds of people that I would be interested in having in my down line in the first place.    #4 Ads.   Isn't that funny? In that order. Ads is the last one.   I'm not saying not to do it or it's the least important. That's the last one that I go do, and I'm not driving traffic to my MLM.   Facebook has a hard time with that and that's okay. So I don't. Follow the rules. I don't get around it. There's not some secret loophole. What I do is, I don't even promote my MLM. I'm promoting something in front of it. On the back, I'm bringing people into my MLM.   HOW TO GENERATE TRAFFIC WITH FACEBOOK ADS   So if you’re wondering, "Stephen, how do I get traffic for my stuff? How do I get eyeballs and people on my stuff that I'm putting out?"    I hate trying to learn to do Facebook ads. I have no idea how to do Facebook ads. Why would I learn that?    There is a who, who already knows how.   I go find people who are as obsessed in their thing as I am in mine.   I don't need to know how they do all their thing. I just need to know that they're obsessed. I need to know that they're good.   So I went out and I found a Facebook ads person. Honestly, it wasn't that expensive. I thought it'd be more expensive. They're incredible. They're so good and they drive all the traffic for me.    I don't even know how to start a Facebook ad.    I don't want you to do is sit back and go, "Well, it's easy for you to do it Stephen because of blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah." Garbage. Hot garbage.   I don't know how to do a lot of things in my business, which is how it should be. The CEO of Coca Cola doesn’t khow to do every single role in Coca Cola.    Steve Jobs didn't know how to do everything. That's why he went and he got all these coders to do it all. He was just the sales guy. He was the aggregator, the entrepreneur. He was not a coder.   Don't look at these traffic methods and go, "Well, I don't know how to do that so it doesn't apply to me”.   I would just use one traffic method, not all four. Just choose ONE that you're going to master and have a bunch of fun with it.   HOW TO GENERATE TRAFFIC FOR YOUR SALES FUNNELS   You know what's funny? When you get a sales message right, and you get the offer right, and you get the funnel right, you get to this really cool zone where you get to just have fun getting traffic in different methods.   One of the ways you can generate traffic is obviously ads. That’s one of the reasons why I have a paid prospecting funnel.    Yes, it’s to get some cash in your pocket. But it allows us to profitably spend ad dollars. You're not just sin...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>MY MLM TOP LEVEL STRATEGY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I have a program that I make available to <strong>everybody in my downline</strong> <em>(not just those who are directly underneath me)</em>.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>It's a program where that helps with auto recruiting in MLM.</strong> It takes care of <strong>90%</strong> of the heavy lifting involved in onboarding somebody.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The program helps you set up all these funnels and the downline automation that we use.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What's cool about the MLM I'm in is, <em>they're super-psyched about all the stuff that I do.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>They're like, <em>"Hey go for it. You got major greenlights."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>So we go and build funnels and we send traffic.</strong> We do all these internet marketing things that most MLMs don’t let people do. <strong><em>So it's super cool.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I want to walk through what we're actually doing. The <strong>TOP level strategy.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Yes, it took awhile to work all this out. When you see it, don't freak out and be like, <em>"Oh, I have to go do all this."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>No, no, no.</em></strong> I'm just teaching you <strong><em>why</em></strong> we're so unique. <strong><em>Why</em></strong> we're so different, and <strong><em>what's</em></strong> made it so different.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE FIRST PART OF MY TOP LEVEL STRATEGY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Most of the time what an MLM teaches about is the MLM itself. <em>That makes sense.</em> That's what they're selling. <strong><em>You can't blame them.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>But there's a whole bunch of other problems that you need to solve if you're actually going to turn this into a business.  </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>How am I going to...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Get leads?</li> <li>Train and teach other people once they get underneath me?</li> <li>Get people on the continuity plans where they're paying every single month and autoships?</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>There's a lot of other problems you need to solve.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Not just for yourself. Everybody else coming in likely has those same exact questions. <strong>The exact same.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Whoever can spend the most money to acquire customer wins.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Whoever can spend the most money to acquire customer wins. If you can spend only $10 in ads for MLM, and I can spend $15, <strong>I'm going to destroy you.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Because I can put my message in front of more people.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That's an internet marketing principle that I’ve been using in the MLM space. <strong>It's the reason why my stuff's done so well.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Because no one else is doing it.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW TO USE ADS FOR MLM MARKETING</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Here's the big principle...</p> <p> </p> <p>What I do is, I create my own product. <strong>My own.</strong> Let's say that I'm selling it for $27.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 1:</strong> I create a product for <strong>$27.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 2:</strong> I'm driving <strong>Facebook ads</strong> for MLM straight to the product.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 3:</strong> After they buy the product, it's very simple. I just say, <em>"Hey, do you want to join my MLM?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 4:</strong> I'll do it in a whole bunch of email automation sequences. Or I'll do it on a thank you page. <strong><em>I'm not actually the one doing it.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>It's how we're getting so many leads. I just automated all of this.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Someone buys the product then afterwards I'm very softly asking them, <em>"Do you want to join this MLM?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>When somebody buys this $27 product, <strong>I don't take profit.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I take ALL that $27 and roll it right back into my ads for MLM.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I roll it directly back into my ads for MLM.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That let's me create a machine in front of my MLM that is going out and fishing people. It's putting hooks all over the place and it's paying for my ads. <strong>I've never put a dollar of my own in my ads ever.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BECAUSE OF THIS.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 1:</strong> Create a product.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 2:</strong> I sell it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 3:</strong> All that money goes back into ads.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>It's just a machine.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>On the back I'm spinning out leads and shooting them over to my MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PART TWO OF MY TOP LEVEL STRATEGY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I shoot them over to my MLM, but I'm shooting them over to this application. An auto recruiting funnel. <strong>It automates the recruiting process.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So I say, <em>"Hey, do you want to come join the MLM?"</em> If you do, come over here and apply to join my downline.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you apply to join my downline, and you make it, we'll give you the very same systems you just walked through so that you can generate leads and start auto recruiting as well.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is how you recruit people besides friends and family. I'm not telling you to not go to them if they're gonna be a good fit. I'm saying once you're done and those leads are dried up, here's how you go get more leads.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Once someone applies, I get them on the phone.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I <strong>DO NOT</strong> let anybody join my downline if I can't even get on the phone with them.</p> <p> </p> <p>I don't like getting on the phone. It's not really my thing. <strong><em>But guess who's getting on the phone?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Cool phone closers.</strong> Using a very simple script.</p> <p> </p> <p>And guess who those phone closers are? <strong>People in my downline.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The closers answer the last few questions that they have. Then there's a program that we send them if they get accepted.</p> <p> </p> <p>The program handles <strong>ALL</strong> the onboarding. It handles all the major questions. This program tells them what to do step-by-step for 30 days and tells them more about the MLM. <strong><em>How to set stuff up, how to set up autoship, how to go talk to people.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I give them the auto recruiting funnels. They get all these answers.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>DOWNLINE AUTOMATION</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't know I've ever drawn the top level strategy. <strong>That's why I wanted to do this.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>All I'm doing is I'm generating money through other small products, up to even more expensive products.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>But it's not for profit.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It's so that I can go and continually speak louder and louder on the internet.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Money is faster than time.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I can go and I...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>MY MLM TOP LEVEL STRATEGY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I have a program that I make available to <strong>everybody in my downline</strong> <em>(not just those who are directly underneath me)</em>.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>It's a program where that helps with auto recruiting in MLM.</strong> It takes care of <strong>90%</strong> of the heavy lifting involved in onboarding somebody.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The program helps you set up all these funnels and the downline automation that we use.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What's cool about the MLM I'm in is, <em>they're super-psyched about all the stuff that I do.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>They're like, <em>"Hey go for it. You got major greenlights."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>So we go and build funnels and we send traffic.</strong> We do all these internet marketing things that most MLMs don’t let people do. <strong><em>So it's super cool.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I want to walk through what we're actually doing. The <strong>TOP level strategy.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Yes, it took awhile to work all this out. When you see it, don't freak out and be like, <em>"Oh, I have to go do all this."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>No, no, no.</em></strong> I'm just teaching you <strong><em>why</em></strong> we're so unique. <strong><em>Why</em></strong> we're so different, and <strong><em>what's</em></strong> made it so different.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE FIRST PART OF MY TOP LEVEL STRATEGY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Most of the time what an MLM teaches about is the MLM itself. <em>That makes sense.</em> That's what they're selling. <strong><em>You can't blame them.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>But there's a whole bunch of other problems that you need to solve if you're actually going to turn this into a business.  </em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>How am I going to...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Get leads?</li> <li>Train and teach other people once they get underneath me?</li> <li>Get people on the continuity plans where they're paying every single month and autoships?</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>There's a lot of other problems you need to solve.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Not just for yourself. Everybody else coming in likely has those same exact questions. <strong>The exact same.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Whoever can spend the most money to acquire customer wins.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Whoever can spend the most money to acquire customer wins. If you can spend only $10 in ads for MLM, and I can spend $15, <strong>I'm going to destroy you.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Because I can put my message in front of more people.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That's an internet marketing principle that I’ve been using in the MLM space. <strong>It's the reason why my stuff's done so well.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Because no one else is doing it.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW TO USE ADS FOR MLM MARKETING</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Here's the big principle...</p> <p> </p> <p>What I do is, I create my own product. <strong>My own.</strong> Let's say that I'm selling it for $27.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 1:</strong> I create a product for <strong>$27.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 2:</strong> I'm driving <strong>Facebook ads</strong> for MLM straight to the product.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 3:</strong> After they buy the product, it's very simple. I just say, <em>"Hey, do you want to join my MLM?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 4:</strong> I'll do it in a whole bunch of email automation sequences. Or I'll do it on a thank you page. <strong><em>I'm not actually the one doing it.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>It's how we're getting so many leads. I just automated all of this.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Someone buys the product then afterwards I'm very softly asking them, <em>"Do you want to join this MLM?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>When somebody buys this $27 product, <strong>I don't take profit.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I take ALL that $27 and roll it right back into my ads for MLM.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I roll it directly back into my ads for MLM.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That let's me create a machine in front of my MLM that is going out and fishing people. It's putting hooks all over the place and it's paying for my ads. <strong>I've never put a dollar of my own in my ads ever.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BECAUSE OF THIS.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 1:</strong> Create a product.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 2:</strong> I sell it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>STEP 3:</strong> All that money goes back into ads.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>It's just a machine.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>On the back I'm spinning out leads and shooting them over to my MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PART TWO OF MY TOP LEVEL STRATEGY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I shoot them over to my MLM, but I'm shooting them over to this application. An auto recruiting funnel. <strong>It automates the recruiting process.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>So I say, <em>"Hey, do you want to come join the MLM?"</em> If you do, come over here and apply to join my downline.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you apply to join my downline, and you make it, we'll give you the very same systems you just walked through so that you can generate leads and start auto recruiting as well.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is how you recruit people besides friends and family. I'm not telling you to not go to them if they're gonna be a good fit. I'm saying once you're done and those leads are dried up, here's how you go get more leads.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Once someone applies, I get them on the phone.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I <strong>DO NOT</strong> let anybody join my downline if I can't even get on the phone with them.</p> <p> </p> <p>I don't like getting on the phone. It's not really my thing. <strong><em>But guess who's getting on the phone?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Cool phone closers.</strong> Using a very simple script.</p> <p> </p> <p>And guess who those phone closers are? <strong>People in my downline.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The closers answer the last few questions that they have. Then there's a program that we send them if they get accepted.</p> <p> </p> <p>The program handles <strong>ALL</strong> the onboarding. It handles all the major questions. This program tells them what to do step-by-step for 30 days and tells them more about the MLM. <strong><em>How to set stuff up, how to set up autoship, how to go talk to people.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I give them the auto recruiting funnels. They get all these answers.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>DOWNLINE AUTOMATION</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't know I've ever drawn the top level strategy. <strong>That's why I wanted to do this.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>All I'm doing is I'm generating money through other small products, up to even more expensive products.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>But it's not for profit.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It's so that I can go and continually speak louder and louder on the internet.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Money is faster than time.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I can go and I...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>MY MLM TOP LEVEL STRATEGY   I have a program that I make available to everybody in my downline (not just those who are directly underneath me).   It's a program where that helps with auto recruiting in MLM. It takes care of 90% of the heavy lifting involved in onboarding somebody.   The program helps you set up all these funnels and the downline automation that we use.   What's cool about the MLM I'm in is, they're super-psyched about all the stuff that I do.   They're like, "Hey go for it. You got major greenlights."   So we go and build funnels and we send traffic. We do all these internet marketing things that most MLMs don’t let people do. So it's super cool.   I want to walk through what we're actually doing. The TOP level strategy.   Yes, it took awhile to work all this out. When you see it, don't freak out and be like, "Oh, I have to go do all this."   No, no, no. I'm just teaching you why we're so unique. Why we're so different, and what's made it so different.   THE FIRST PART OF MY TOP LEVEL STRATEGY   Most of the time what an MLM teaches about is the MLM itself. That makes sense. That's what they're selling. You can't blame them.   But there's a whole bunch of other problems that you need to solve if you're actually going to turn this into a business.     How am I going to...    Get leads? Train and teach other people once they get underneath me? Get people on the continuity plans where they're paying every single month and autoships?    There's a lot of other problems you need to solve.   Not just for yourself. Everybody else coming in likely has those same exact questions. The exact same.   Whoever can spend the most money to acquire customer wins.   Whoever can spend the most money to acquire customer wins. If you can spend only $10 in ads for MLM, and I can spend $15, I'm going to destroy you.   Because I can put my message in front of more people.   That's an internet marketing principle that I’ve been using in the MLM space. It's the reason why my stuff's done so well.   Because no one else is doing it.   HOW TO USE ADS FOR MLM MARKETING   Here's the big principle...   What I do is, I create my own product. My own. Let's say that I'm selling it for $27.   STEP 1: I create a product for $27.   STEP 2: I'm driving Facebook ads for MLM straight to the product.   STEP 3: After they buy the product, it's very simple. I just say, "Hey, do you want to join my MLM?"   STEP 4: I'll do it in a whole bunch of email automation sequences. Or I'll do it on a thank you page. I'm not actually the one doing it.   It's how we're getting so many leads. I just automated all of this.   Someone buys the product then afterwards I'm very softly asking them, "Do you want to join this MLM?"   When somebody buys this $27 product, I don't take profit.   I take ALL that $27 and roll it right back into my ads for MLM.   I roll it directly back into my ads for MLM.   That let's me create a machine in front of my MLM that is going out and fishing people. It's putting hooks all over the place and it's paying for my ads. I've never put a dollar of my own in my ads ever.   BECAUSE OF THIS.   STEP 1: Create a product.   STEP 2: I sell it.   STEP 3: All that money goes back into ads.   It's just a machine.   On the back I'm spinning out leads and shooting them over to my MLM.   PART TWO OF MY TOP LEVEL STRATEGY   When I shoot them over to my MLM, but I'm shooting them over to this application. An auto recruiting funnel. It automates the recruiting process.   So I say, "Hey, do you want to come join the MLM?" If you do, come over here and apply to join my downline.   If you apply to join my downline, and you make it, we'll give you the very same systems you just walked through so that you can generate leads and start auto recruiting as well.   This is how you recruit people besides friends and family. I'm not telling you to not go to them if they're gonna be a good fit. I'm saying once you're done and those leads are dried up, here's how you go get more leads.   Once someone applies, I get them on the phone.   I DO NOT let anybody join my downline if I can't even get on the phone with them.   I don't like getting on the phone. It's not really my thing. But guess who's getting on the phone?   Cool phone closers. Using a very simple script.   And guess who those phone closers are? People in my downline.   The closers answer the last few questions that they have. Then there's a program that we send them if they get accepted.   The program handles ALL the onboarding. It handles all the major questions. This program tells them what to do step-by-step for 30 days and tells them more about the MLM. How to set stuff up, how to set up autoship, how to go talk to people.   I give them the auto recruiting funnels. They get all these answers.   DOWNLINE AUTOMATION   I don't know I've ever drawn the top level strategy. That's why I wanted to do this.   All I'm doing is I'm generating money through other small products, up to even more ex...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>HOW DO I FIND MORE PROSPECTS?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the topics I get asked about the most is, <em>"Steven, how do I find more prospects?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Obviously, this is one of the biggest questions that <strong>ALL</strong> MLMers have. It makes sense.</p> <p> </p> <p>I remember the first MLM I ever joined. I went and I talked to friends and family… <strong><em>This was years ago.</em></strong> I literally walked down Main Street.</p> <p> </p> <p>When I was done, the biggest question that I had was, <em>“How on earth do I find more people to go and pitch? How do I find more people who are interested in this?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Traditionally MLM says, <em>“Go get your friends and family and get them on the phone call with me. When they come in, go get their friends and family.”</em> <strong>We are all each others lead generation.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Here’s the problem.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You end up getting a lot of people who are not actually that interested.</p> <p> </p> <p>I remember sitting on a couch in a cold apartment when I was in college. <strong><em>It was freezing.</em></strong> It was the middle of wintertime at 2AM.</p> <p> </p> <p>I had this thought, <em>"What if I was to combine a lot of what the info product model is on the internet with MLM? What if I was to use some of those to go and sift and pull people who are more likely interested in what I'm doing?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And that's exactly what I did.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW DO I FIND MORE PEOPLE FOR MY MLM?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That's <strong>EXACTLY</strong> what <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> is. It teaches those methods. I get this kind of question all the time from people in the course. They're asking, <em>"Steven, how do I get more and more people?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>That's covered in depth in the course itself, but I took the time to go a little bit more in depth.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I want to walk you through a few specific strategies. If these sound like, <em>"Whoa. Why would you do that?"</em>, understand <strong>the reason that my stuff's been doing so well is because I follow the info product model.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I attached MLM to the info product model.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of what I encourage people to do is create. <em>"I would create this, and I'd put this together, and I'd do this."</em> <strong>They're not orthodox.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's very unorthodox ways of pulling out leads and getting people to you.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm still getting three to four people asking to join my downline <strong>PER DAY that I've never met.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This has been <strong>WORKING,</strong> and we're about to hit nine hundred people. <strong><em>That's a lot of people, man!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I get to choose the people that I think will be good for the team, rather than me going to them and saying, <em>"Please join my downline. Please, join my downline. I need the commission."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I don't have to do that crap any more, and I haven't had to for a long time now.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>LEAD GENERATION IN MLM</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>For those of you who don’t know, <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> is a program for those of you guys who want to do more things on the internet and actually bring people to you. A lot of it involves building what we call a sales funnel. It shows you how to do that, how to put all the stuff together, how to position yourself in the market, how to actually do marketing in general. How to make yourself an authority figure in the MLM space.</p> <p><br> There's a soft pitch for it. I'm just telling you in case you're interested. Go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a>.</p> <p> </p> <p>The way I generate leads for my MLM is by creating products that are a little bit more pricey. Not really high, but somewhere in the middle. <strong>People pay for it.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>After that,</em></strong> I introduce them, <em>"Hey, you want to join my downline?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BOOM!</strong> That is what feeds the application funnel… mostly. The only other place that they learn about where to apply to join my downline is my <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056?mt=2" rel="nofollow"> podcast</a>.</p> <p> </p> <p>Some people are just like, <em>"Man, I love this guy. I would listen to all 80 episodes of this dude. He's in my ears. This is incredible. Everything he says is awesome. I want more of his stuff. How do I join his team."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>They'll just go right in and join. That's awesome.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I'm trying to do is two things:</strong></p> <ol> <li>Get paid to prospect, okay.</li> <li>Pay more to acquire a customer then entire MLMs can…</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p><em>Because MLMs don't know how to do this stuff!</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MLM INFO PRODUCT MODEL</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>They have no idea how to do any of this. I treat my MLM like a product. It’s a <strong>REAL</strong> business.</p> <p> </p> <p>Not just like, <em>"Yeah, come do a little hobby."</em> <strong>NO.</strong> <em>If I can tell it's a hobby for you, you're not in my downline.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm here to grow. I'm here to explode. I'm here for dominators. I want to take over. That's my mentality.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm vetting people out through the application itself. I'm reading their applications like, <em>"Man, this guy seems lazy."</em> <strong>Gone.</strong></p> <ol> <li><strong>I'm getting paid for my time by doing a paid prospecting product.</strong> That vets out customers. That gets rid of the time wasters and leaves the people that I want in my downline. The people who are going to kill it and treat this like a business, not a hobby.</li> <li><strong>I want to be able to spend more to acquire customer than ENTIRE MLMs are able to.</strong> I'm already doing that and I'm only <strong><em>one</em></strong> guy. I'm spending more than whole MLMs to be in front of people. From a content and time perspective and an actual money cost to acquire ads perspective.</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>I have those people apply to join my downline. <em>"Hey, go to the recruiting funnel."</em> <strong>Awesome.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That's the strategy. I want to soak up hot market first. That's the easy money on the table.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Don't trip over dollars to pick up pennies.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>There are people who love you, who want to be a part of your world already. <strong>Let them..</strong></p> <ul> <li>IN</li> <li>Buy from you</li> <li>Join your stuff</li> <li>Understand who you are</li> <li>Get close to you</li> </ul> <p><em>That's awesome. Most of the time you're building your front...</em></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>HOW DO I FIND MORE PROSPECTS?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the topics I get asked about the most is, <em>"Steven, how do I find more prospects?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Obviously, this is one of the biggest questions that <strong>ALL</strong> MLMers have. It makes sense.</p> <p> </p> <p>I remember the first MLM I ever joined. I went and I talked to friends and family… <strong><em>This was years ago.</em></strong> I literally walked down Main Street.</p> <p> </p> <p>When I was done, the biggest question that I had was, <em>“How on earth do I find more people to go and pitch? How do I find more people who are interested in this?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Traditionally MLM says, <em>“Go get your friends and family and get them on the phone call with me. When they come in, go get their friends and family.”</em> <strong>We are all each others lead generation.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Here’s the problem.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You end up getting a lot of people who are not actually that interested.</p> <p> </p> <p>I remember sitting on a couch in a cold apartment when I was in college. <strong><em>It was freezing.</em></strong> It was the middle of wintertime at 2AM.</p> <p> </p> <p>I had this thought, <em>"What if I was to combine a lot of what the info product model is on the internet with MLM? What if I was to use some of those to go and sift and pull people who are more likely interested in what I'm doing?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>And that's exactly what I did.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW DO I FIND MORE PEOPLE FOR MY MLM?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That's <strong>EXACTLY</strong> what <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> is. It teaches those methods. I get this kind of question all the time from people in the course. They're asking, <em>"Steven, how do I get more and more people?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>That's covered in depth in the course itself, but I took the time to go a little bit more in depth.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I want to walk you through a few specific strategies. If these sound like, <em>"Whoa. Why would you do that?"</em>, understand <strong>the reason that my stuff's been doing so well is because I follow the info product model.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I attached MLM to the info product model.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of what I encourage people to do is create. <em>"I would create this, and I'd put this together, and I'd do this."</em> <strong>They're not orthodox.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's very unorthodox ways of pulling out leads and getting people to you.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm still getting three to four people asking to join my downline <strong>PER DAY that I've never met.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This has been <strong>WORKING,</strong> and we're about to hit nine hundred people. <strong><em>That's a lot of people, man!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I get to choose the people that I think will be good for the team, rather than me going to them and saying, <em>"Please join my downline. Please, join my downline. I need the commission."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I don't have to do that crap any more, and I haven't had to for a long time now.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>LEAD GENERATION IN MLM</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>For those of you who don’t know, <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> is a program for those of you guys who want to do more things on the internet and actually bring people to you. A lot of it involves building what we call a sales funnel. It shows you how to do that, how to put all the stuff together, how to position yourself in the market, how to actually do marketing in general. How to make yourself an authority figure in the MLM space.</p> <p><br> There's a soft pitch for it. I'm just telling you in case you're interested. Go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacks.com</a>.</p> <p> </p> <p>The way I generate leads for my MLM is by creating products that are a little bit more pricey. Not really high, but somewhere in the middle. <strong>People pay for it.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>After that,</em></strong> I introduce them, <em>"Hey, you want to join my downline?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BOOM!</strong> That is what feeds the application funnel… mostly. The only other place that they learn about where to apply to join my downline is my <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-mlm-hacks-radio/id1266088056?mt=2" rel="nofollow"> podcast</a>.</p> <p> </p> <p>Some people are just like, <em>"Man, I love this guy. I would listen to all 80 episodes of this dude. He's in my ears. This is incredible. Everything he says is awesome. I want more of his stuff. How do I join his team."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>They'll just go right in and join. That's awesome.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I'm trying to do is two things:</strong></p> <ol> <li>Get paid to prospect, okay.</li> <li>Pay more to acquire a customer then entire MLMs can…</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p><em>Because MLMs don't know how to do this stuff!</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MLM INFO PRODUCT MODEL</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>They have no idea how to do any of this. I treat my MLM like a product. It’s a <strong>REAL</strong> business.</p> <p> </p> <p>Not just like, <em>"Yeah, come do a little hobby."</em> <strong>NO.</strong> <em>If I can tell it's a hobby for you, you're not in my downline.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm here to grow. I'm here to explode. I'm here for dominators. I want to take over. That's my mentality.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm vetting people out through the application itself. I'm reading their applications like, <em>"Man, this guy seems lazy."</em> <strong>Gone.</strong></p> <ol> <li><strong>I'm getting paid for my time by doing a paid prospecting product.</strong> That vets out customers. That gets rid of the time wasters and leaves the people that I want in my downline. The people who are going to kill it and treat this like a business, not a hobby.</li> <li><strong>I want to be able to spend more to acquire customer than ENTIRE MLMs are able to.</strong> I'm already doing that and I'm only <strong><em>one</em></strong> guy. I'm spending more than whole MLMs to be in front of people. From a content and time perspective and an actual money cost to acquire ads perspective.</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>I have those people apply to join my downline. <em>"Hey, go to the recruiting funnel."</em> <strong>Awesome.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That's the strategy. I want to soak up hot market first. That's the easy money on the table.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Don't trip over dollars to pick up pennies.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>There are people who love you, who want to be a part of your world already. <strong>Let them..</strong></p> <ul> <li>IN</li> <li>Buy from you</li> <li>Join your stuff</li> <li>Understand who you are</li> <li>Get close to you</li> </ul> <p><em>That's awesome. Most of the time you're building your front...</em></p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>HOW DO I FIND MORE PROSPECTS?   One of the topics I get asked about the most is, "Steven, how do I find more prospects?"   Obviously, this is one of the biggest questions that ALL MLMers have. It makes sense.   I remember the first MLM I ever joined. I went and I talked to friends and family… This was years ago. I literally walked down Main Street.   When I was done, the biggest question that I had was, “How on earth do I find more people to go and pitch? How do I find more people who are interested in this?”   Traditionally MLM says, “Go get your friends and family and get them on the phone call with me. When they come in, go get their friends and family.” We are all each others lead generation.   Here’s the problem.   You end up getting a lot of people who are not actually that interested.   I remember sitting on a couch in a cold apartment when I was in college. It was freezing. It was the middle of wintertime at 2AM.   I had this thought, "What if I was to combine a lot of what the info product model is on the internet with MLM? What if I was to use some of those to go and sift and pull people who are more likely interested in what I'm doing?"   And that's exactly what I did.   HOW DO I FIND MORE PEOPLE FOR MY MLM?   That's EXACTLY what Secret MLM Hacks is. It teaches those methods. I get this kind of question all the time from people in the course. They're asking, "Steven, how do I get more and more people?"   That's covered in depth in the course itself, but I took the time to go a little bit more in depth.   I want to walk you through a few specific strategies. If these sound like, "Whoa. Why would you do that?", understand the reason that my stuff's been doing so well is because I follow the info product model.   I attached MLM to the info product model.   A lot of what I encourage people to do is create. "I would create this, and I'd put this together, and I'd do this." They're not orthodox.   It's very unorthodox ways of pulling out leads and getting people to you.   I'm still getting three to four people asking to join my downline PER DAY that I've never met.   This has been WORKING, and we're about to hit nine hundred people. That's a lot of people, man!   I get to choose the people that I think will be good for the team, rather than me going to them and saying, "Please join my downline. Please, join my downline. I need the commission."   I don't have to do that crap any more, and I haven't had to for a long time now.   LEAD GENERATION IN MLM   For those of you who don’t know, Secret MLM Hacks is a program for those of you guys who want to do more things on the internet and actually bring people to you. A lot of it involves building what we call a sales funnel. It shows you how to do that, how to put all the stuff together, how to position yourself in the market, how to actually do marketing in general. How to make yourself an authority figure in the MLM space.  There's a soft pitch for it. I'm just telling you in case you're interested. Go to secretmlmhacks.com.   The way I generate leads for my MLM is by creating products that are a little bit more pricey. Not really high, but somewhere in the middle. People pay for it.   After that, I introduce them, "Hey, you want to join my downline?"   BOOM! That is what feeds the application funnel… mostly. The only other place that they learn about where to apply to join my downline is my  podcast.   Some people are just like, "Man, I love this guy. I would listen to all 80 episodes of this dude. He's in my ears. This is incredible. Everything he says is awesome. I want more of his stuff. How do I join his team."   They'll just go right in and join. That's awesome.   I'm trying to do is two things:  Get paid to prospect, okay. Pay more to acquire a customer then entire MLMs can…    Because MLMs don't know how to do this stuff!   MLM INFO PRODUCT MODEL   They have no idea how to do any of this. I treat my MLM like a product. It’s a REAL business.   Not just like, "Yeah, come do a little hobby." NO. If I can tell it's a hobby for you, you're not in my downline.   I'm here to grow. I'm here to explode. I'm here for dominators. I want to take over. That's my mentality.   I'm vetting people out through the application itself. I'm reading their applications like, "Man, this guy seems lazy." Gone.  I'm getting paid for my time by doing a paid prospecting product. That vets out customers. That gets rid of the time wasters and leaves the people that I want in my downline. The people who are going to kill it and treat this like a business, not a hobby. I want to be able to spend more to acquire customer than ENTIRE MLMs are able to. I'm already doing that and I'm only one guy. I'm spending more than whole MLMs to be in front of people. From a content and time perspective and an actual money cost to acquire ads perspective.    I have those people apply to join my downline. "Hey, go to the recruiting funnel." Awesome.   That's the strategy. I want to soak up hot ...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>If you're like me you know MLM is an amazing opportunity to grow a <strong>REAL</strong> asset for yourself.</p> <p>But you also see that there is <strong>HUGE</strong> issues starting to emerge.</p> <p><strong>WHY</strong> haven't big MLMs let tactics change in <strong><em>over 30 years?</em></strong> Or <strong><em>why</em></strong> have they been <strong><em>cutting commissions smaller and smaller?</em></strong></p> <p>How <strong>DUMB</strong> is it that old MLM rules say you'll get in trouble when you use the internet to grow your team?</p> <p>These are some of the blaring questions we <strong>ALL</strong> face today.</p> <p>I want to show you how <strong>REAL</strong> MLMers like <strong><em>us</em></strong> are waging war on the old dying methods. And we aren't cheating by only bugging uninterested family and friends.</p> <p>Follow me while I expose the <strong>shocking methods</strong> I'm using to build my <strong>10,000 person downline,</strong> and get people begging to join my team daily.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW I LAUNCHED SALES FUNNEL RADIO</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I wish I hadn’t launched</strong> <a href="https://salesfunnelradio.com/subscribe" rel="nofollow"><strong>Sales Funnel Radio</strong></a> <strong>the way I did.</strong></p> <p>When I launched <a href="https://salesfunnelradio.com/subscribe" rel="nofollow">Sales Funnel Radio</a>, I didn't want to talk. So I did a lot of interviews instead. I'd do two of my own episodes, then I'd do an interview because I wanted them to do the talking. Then I'd do two more episodes then another interview.</p> <ul> <li>Interview</li> <li>Me</li> <li>Me</li> <li>Interview</li> <li>Me</li> <li>Me</li> </ul> <p><strong>I did that for the first 20 episodes almost.</strong> The way I launched <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks Radio</a> was... I thought people are gonna want to know <strong>why the heck</strong> I got into MLM in the first place.</p> <p>Regardless of what I sell, <strong>that's a big question.</strong> How did you justify getting into MLM? Regardless of whatever you do in life, people want to know that.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MY ORIGIN STORY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The first episode I did was what I called <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-1-a-baby-an-mlm-a-failure/" rel="nofollow"> The Origin Story</a>. I've told them this origin story, and at the end of the episode I tell them, <em>“I'm here because I want to help people know there's a better way to recruit.”</em></p> <p>When I say, <em>“There's a better way to sell product on the internet. There's a better way to recruit”</em> there's gonna be some objections.</p> <p><strong><em>“WHOA, I don't know about that!”</em></strong> That’s a <em>vehicle-based objection.</em></p> <p>So what I do is, I tell a story. The next three episodes of <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks Radio</a> were lots of stories. It ’s literally a sideways webinar script.</p> <p>If you go and listen to the first five episodes of <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks Radio</a> again, you'll hear what I'm doing.</p> <p><em>I'm telling the stories of each one of the secrets that's meant to break and rebuild their beliefs.</em></p> <p>It will help people listen to me and it also future paced them for buying <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> later on down the road.</p> <p><strong>I knew it was gonna launch but  I didn't know what it was gonna be.</strong> I just wanted to start building the buzz and the audience.</p> <p>Then I told the story related to secret number two and three and four...</p> <ol> <li>An origin story</li> <li>A story that breaks their beliefs about the way MLM works. <strong>That’s a vehicle-related belief</strong></li> <li>Then it's a story that breaks their <strong>internal insecurities.</strong> Usually, there is an identity shift that is required</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p><strong>OBJECTIONS TO MLM</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Think about <strong>vehicle, internal and external.</strong> It's in that order because typically that's the way the brain handles it.</p> <p><strong><em>It's also in the order because:</em></strong></p> <p><strong>Vehicle</strong> - they're in MLM. I gotta break the way they see MLM.</p> <p>Then I need to help them realize that the way you're doing MLM is not real... <strong><em>Not true, IT’S OLD. BROKEN!</em></strong></p> <p>Cast it to the side. Those strategies, those methods for the old way, that's not good. So I told a story that has to do with that.</p> <p><strong>Internally -</strong>  There's a story that I tell that helps them address the fears and insecurities they have individually.</p> <p>If I do this correctly they actually go through an <strong>identity shift.</strong> They start to think, <em>“You know what, I don't actually want to be doing that old way. You're right. Let me come over here,”</em> and they take a step off to the side and they start to feel a new identity come across them.</p> <p><em>Psychologically that's what happened, that's what's going on inside their head.</em></p> <p>The external related belief that I need to try and break is the belief that they needed to <strong><em>begin with a huge downline.</em></strong></p> <p><strong>OR</strong></p> <p>Success is all about the MLM you join and making sure you join at the top and early on.</p> <p><strong>That's garbage. It's not true.</strong></p> <p>It's a facade and it is a belief that is passed around in the industry. <strong><em>I wanted to break and destroy that</em></strong>.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>SECRET MLM HACKS RADIO SCRIPT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>In the script for the <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>, the actual webinar, all I did is tell stories and then drop some kind of <strong>offer/call to action.</strong></p> <p>The call to action here was go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacksradio.com</a> and download your <strong>FREE Master Pack.</strong></p> <p><strong>Now that I've broken and rebuilt the way they see the:</strong></p> <ul> <li>MLM industry</li> <li>Way they see themselves</li> <li>Relationship with that industry</li> <li>Possibilities to do different things</li> </ul> <p><em>… Then it opens up a gap and I can step in with some kind of call to action.</em></p> <p><strong>Even though it is free, I still have to sell it.</strong></p> <p>People always ask me, <em>“How come nobody's downloading my free thing?”</em></p> <p>I’m like, <em>“Well, are you selling it?”</em></p> <p>They're like, <em>“I don't need to, it's free.”</em></p> <p><strong>No, no, no, no, no!</strong> t</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>If you're like me you know MLM is an amazing opportunity to grow a <strong>REAL</strong> asset for yourself.</p> <p>But you also see that there is <strong>HUGE</strong> issues starting to emerge.</p> <p><strong>WHY</strong> haven't big MLMs let tactics change in <strong><em>over 30 years?</em></strong> Or <strong><em>why</em></strong> have they been <strong><em>cutting commissions smaller and smaller?</em></strong></p> <p>How <strong>DUMB</strong> is it that old MLM rules say you'll get in trouble when you use the internet to grow your team?</p> <p>These are some of the blaring questions we <strong>ALL</strong> face today.</p> <p>I want to show you how <strong>REAL</strong> MLMers like <strong><em>us</em></strong> are waging war on the old dying methods. And we aren't cheating by only bugging uninterested family and friends.</p> <p>Follow me while I expose the <strong>shocking methods</strong> I'm using to build my <strong>10,000 person downline,</strong> and get people begging to join my team daily.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW I LAUNCHED SALES FUNNEL RADIO</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I wish I hadn’t launched</strong> <a href="https://salesfunnelradio.com/subscribe" rel="nofollow"><strong>Sales Funnel Radio</strong></a> <strong>the way I did.</strong></p> <p>When I launched <a href="https://salesfunnelradio.com/subscribe" rel="nofollow">Sales Funnel Radio</a>, I didn't want to talk. So I did a lot of interviews instead. I'd do two of my own episodes, then I'd do an interview because I wanted them to do the talking. Then I'd do two more episodes then another interview.</p> <ul> <li>Interview</li> <li>Me</li> <li>Me</li> <li>Interview</li> <li>Me</li> <li>Me</li> </ul> <p><strong>I did that for the first 20 episodes almost.</strong> The way I launched <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks Radio</a> was... I thought people are gonna want to know <strong>why the heck</strong> I got into MLM in the first place.</p> <p>Regardless of what I sell, <strong>that's a big question.</strong> How did you justify getting into MLM? Regardless of whatever you do in life, people want to know that.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MY ORIGIN STORY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The first episode I did was what I called <a href="https://blog.secretmlmhacksradio.com/smhr-1-a-baby-an-mlm-a-failure/" rel="nofollow"> The Origin Story</a>. I've told them this origin story, and at the end of the episode I tell them, <em>“I'm here because I want to help people know there's a better way to recruit.”</em></p> <p>When I say, <em>“There's a better way to sell product on the internet. There's a better way to recruit”</em> there's gonna be some objections.</p> <p><strong><em>“WHOA, I don't know about that!”</em></strong> That’s a <em>vehicle-based objection.</em></p> <p>So what I do is, I tell a story. The next three episodes of <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks Radio</a> were lots of stories. It ’s literally a sideways webinar script.</p> <p>If you go and listen to the first five episodes of <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks Radio</a> again, you'll hear what I'm doing.</p> <p><em>I'm telling the stories of each one of the secrets that's meant to break and rebuild their beliefs.</em></p> <p>It will help people listen to me and it also future paced them for buying <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a> later on down the road.</p> <p><strong>I knew it was gonna launch but  I didn't know what it was gonna be.</strong> I just wanted to start building the buzz and the audience.</p> <p>Then I told the story related to secret number two and three and four...</p> <ol> <li>An origin story</li> <li>A story that breaks their beliefs about the way MLM works. <strong>That’s a vehicle-related belief</strong></li> <li>Then it's a story that breaks their <strong>internal insecurities.</strong> Usually, there is an identity shift that is required</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p><strong>OBJECTIONS TO MLM</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Think about <strong>vehicle, internal and external.</strong> It's in that order because typically that's the way the brain handles it.</p> <p><strong><em>It's also in the order because:</em></strong></p> <p><strong>Vehicle</strong> - they're in MLM. I gotta break the way they see MLM.</p> <p>Then I need to help them realize that the way you're doing MLM is not real... <strong><em>Not true, IT’S OLD. BROKEN!</em></strong></p> <p>Cast it to the side. Those strategies, those methods for the old way, that's not good. So I told a story that has to do with that.</p> <p><strong>Internally -</strong>  There's a story that I tell that helps them address the fears and insecurities they have individually.</p> <p>If I do this correctly they actually go through an <strong>identity shift.</strong> They start to think, <em>“You know what, I don't actually want to be doing that old way. You're right. Let me come over here,”</em> and they take a step off to the side and they start to feel a new identity come across them.</p> <p><em>Psychologically that's what happened, that's what's going on inside their head.</em></p> <p>The external related belief that I need to try and break is the belief that they needed to <strong><em>begin with a huge downline.</em></strong></p> <p><strong>OR</strong></p> <p>Success is all about the MLM you join and making sure you join at the top and early on.</p> <p><strong>That's garbage. It's not true.</strong></p> <p>It's a facade and it is a belief that is passed around in the industry. <strong><em>I wanted to break and destroy that</em></strong>.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>SECRET MLM HACKS RADIO SCRIPT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>In the script for the <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>, the actual webinar, all I did is tell stories and then drop some kind of <strong>offer/call to action.</strong></p> <p>The call to action here was go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">secretmlmhacksradio.com</a> and download your <strong>FREE Master Pack.</strong></p> <p><strong>Now that I've broken and rebuilt the way they see the:</strong></p> <ul> <li>MLM industry</li> <li>Way they see themselves</li> <li>Relationship with that industry</li> <li>Possibilities to do different things</li> </ul> <p><em>… Then it opens up a gap and I can step in with some kind of call to action.</em></p> <p><strong>Even though it is free, I still have to sell it.</strong></p> <p>People always ask me, <em>“How come nobody's downloading my free thing?”</em></p> <p>I’m like, <em>“Well, are you selling it?”</em></p> <p>They're like, <em>“I don't need to, it's free.”</em></p> <p><strong>No, no, no, no, no!</strong> t</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>If you're like me you know MLM is an amazing opportunity to grow a REAL asset for yourself. But you also see that there is HUGE issues starting to emerge. WHY haven't big MLMs let tactics change in over 30 years? Or why have they been cutting commissions smaller and smaller? How DUMB is it that old MLM rules say you'll get in trouble when you use the internet to grow your team? These are some of the blaring questions we ALL face today. I want to show you how REAL MLMers like us are waging war on the old dying methods. And we aren't cheating by only bugging uninterested family and friends. Follow me while I expose the shocking methods I'm using to build my 10,000 person downline, and get people begging to join my team daily.   HOW I LAUNCHED SALES FUNNEL RADIO   I wish I hadn’t launched Sales Funnel Radio the way I did. When I launched Sales Funnel Radio, I didn't want to talk. So I did a lot of interviews instead. I'd do two of my own episodes, then I'd do an interview because I wanted them to do the talking. Then I'd do two more episodes then another interview.  Interview Me Me Interview Me Me  I did that for the first 20 episodes almost. The way I launched Secret MLM Hacks Radio was... I thought people are gonna want to know why the heck I got into MLM in the first place. Regardless of what I sell, that's a big question. How did you justify getting into MLM? Regardless of whatever you do in life, people want to know that.   MY ORIGIN STORY   The first episode I did was what I called  The Origin Story. I've told them this origin story, and at the end of the episode I tell them, “I'm here because I want to help people know there's a better way to recruit.” When I say, “There's a better way to sell product on the internet. There's a better way to recruit” there's gonna be some objections. “WHOA, I don't know about that!” That’s a vehicle-based objection. So what I do is, I tell a story. The next three episodes of Secret MLM Hacks Radio were lots of stories. It ’s literally a sideways webinar script. If you go and listen to the first five episodes of Secret MLM Hacks Radio again, you'll hear what I'm doing. I'm telling the stories of each one of the secrets that's meant to break and rebuild their beliefs. It will help people listen to me and it also future paced them for buying Secret MLM Hacks later on down the road. I knew it was gonna launch but  I didn't know what it was gonna be. I just wanted to start building the buzz and the audience. Then I told the story related to secret number two and three and four...  An origin story A story that breaks their beliefs about the way MLM works. That’s a vehicle-related belief Then it's a story that breaks their internal insecurities. Usually, there is an identity shift that is required    OBJECTIONS TO MLM   Think about vehicle, internal and external. It's in that order because typically that's the way the brain handles it. It's also in the order because: Vehicle - they're in MLM. I gotta break the way they see MLM. Then I need to help them realize that the way you're doing MLM is not real... Not true, IT’S OLD. BROKEN! Cast it to the side. Those strategies, those methods for the old way, that's not good. So I told a story that has to do with that. Internally -  There's a story that I tell that helps them address the fears and insecurities they have individually. If I do this correctly they actually go through an identity shift. They start to think, “You know what, I don't actually want to be doing that old way. You're right. Let me come over here,” and they take a step off to the side and they start to feel a new identity come across them. Psychologically that's what happened, that's what's going on inside their head. The external related belief that I need to try and break is the belief that they needed to begin with a huge downline. OR Success is all about the MLM you join and making sure you join at the top and early on. That's garbage. It's not true. It's a facade and it is a belief that is passed around in the industry. I wanted to break and destroy that.   SECRET MLM HACKS RADIO SCRIPT   In the script for the Secret MLM Hacks, the actual webinar, all I did is tell stories and then drop some kind of offer/call to action. The call to action here was go to secretmlmhacksradio.com and download your FREE Master Pack. Now that I've broken and rebuilt the way they see the:  MLM industry Way they see themselves Relationship with that industry Possibilities to do different things  … Then it opens up a gap and I can step in with some kind of call to action. Even though it is free, I still have to sell it. People always ask me, “How come nobody's downloading my free thing?” I’m like, “Well, are you selling it?” They're like, “I don't need to, it's free.” No, no, no, no, no! t The price they pay has nothing to do with selling! That’s the reason why people still don't take your samples when you're walking around with your MLMs product. You still gotta sell it. MLM don...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>If you're like me you know MLM is an amazing opportunity to grow a REAL asset for yourself. But you also see that there is HUGE issues starting to emerge. WHY haven't big MLMs let tactics change in over 30 years? Or why have they been cutting commissions </itunes:subtitle>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>People don't buy products, they buy stories, beliefs, proximity, and identity. No one get offended by this episode…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT MAKES PEOPLE BUY FROM YOU?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I tell people what I’m about to tell you, I get a lot of mixed responses:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Angry people</li> <li>Stage rush</li> <li>Excited people</li> <li>People who give me hugs</li> <li>Some people who flip me off</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>It's really mixed emotions…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The whole purpose of what I’m about to tell you is to help you understand one point…</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PEOPLE DON’T BUY YOUR PRODUCTS.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>That's not what they're buying, that's not what makes somebody buy in the first place.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I want to teach you what levers you should be turning, and focusing, and pulling on in your business that <strong>makes the cash actually come.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It comes down to the scripts you tell, and how you talk about your product, and how you talk about the opportunity that you've got.</p> <p> </p> <p>THIS is how you do that. It’s one of the reasons why my stuff does so well, <strong><em>and I know that.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I understand <strong><em>WHY</em></strong> someone buys from me. Because of that, I've zeroed in on the levers I need to turn to make my sales happen.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MLM IS VERY SIMILAR TO AFFILIATE MARKETING</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When your selling online, a lot of MLM’s say that <em>“Products may be sold online to your corporate provided website only, not through other e-commerce sites.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>This is very similar to affiliate marketing.</strong> Affiliate marketing is very similar in some aspects.</p> <p> </p> <p>Think about affiliate marketing and think about what it is. I have to convince somebody to buy through my link on somebody else's page. But everybody has their own link to the exact same page. <strong><em>How do I make myself different and better?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That's the exact same question that MLMers will struggle with. I have no control over the cart or the online checkout process. <em>So how do I do that?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>We would use a stack slide. The offer creation.</p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say they're buying this book. <strong><em>Competitive Strategy by Michael Porter.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Oh baby. Is this not the most beautiful, mental goodness you've ever seen in your life? This thing is an encyclopedia. That is weeks of mental ecstasy right there, my friends.</p> <p> </p> <p>Right now I know some of you guys want to throw up. That's fine. That's why this is my thing. I'm so excited to read this. I don't think I've ever read a book this big in my life. 400 pages, pouah!</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW SHOULD YOU BE SELLING ONLINE?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say that someone's going to go buy this book. You have an affiliate link and they're like, <em>"Steven, go promote this for me."</em> I have no control over the cart and checkout process. I have no control over the pricing strategy. <strong>I'm totally locked on a lot of things.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Yet I'm still expected to go make a lot of money. Let's say the top affiliate gets a cruise. <em>Sound familiar?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>What do I do? I take that book and I place it on the first line of my stack slide. Then I think like a marketer would. <strong><em>What are some of the objections somebody is going to have when I say, "Come buy this book"?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You probably already had a few of them going through your head right now. <em>“Competitive Strategy... I have to READ that? Pouah!”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>That is fuel my friends. You must understand that is a marketer's <strong>DREAM</strong> to get that kind of feedback.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Negative feedback is beautiful.</strong> I want that all the time because it is the market telling me what to create.</p> <p> </p> <p>When I think about this book, what could I offer? Maybe I can go to the author and say, <em>"Hey, when they buy this through my link can I offer your audio book too?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Did I not just solve a lot of the problems you’re having right now? Like, <em>"Steven, are you kidding me? Competitive Strategy? I would rather put glass in my eyeball."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>This looks so terrible. Why would you ever put yourself through the pain of reading this thing?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>"<em>Oh, and you mean I don't have to read it, I can just listen to it? Oh, okay, good."</em> How many people don't read books anymore? You just listen to audio books, right? <strong>It solves that pain for you.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHY PEOPLE BUY FROM YOU</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You need to think about people's objections. The vehicle based objection is that people just don’t like the vehicle - a book. They want the outcome. But they don't want the vehicle. <strong><em>Let me make the vehicle nicer to be in by giving you the audio book.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What if I was to offer a checklist.</strong> I could go through the book and make a checklist of each chapter. You could give people the top five bullet points of each chapter. Now when you buy through me, <strong><em>here's what the pitch looks like.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Now I come up and I'm like, <em>"Hey, guys. I'm super excited for you guys to have this. This book changed my life."</em> <strong>Then I go into my origin story, my backstory, just briefly.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>"I want you to get this book and I'm excited for you to have it. Honestly, a lot of people are selling his book right now. But to me, t</em><strong><em>his has really changed my life in a special way.</em></strong> <em>The issue for a long time was that I didn't know how to see techniques for analyzing industries and competitors.</em> <strong><em>For a long time I didn’t know how to compete…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I just felt like I kept getting taken to the cleaners. I would lose my shirt every single business. I would try all the time.</em> <strong><em>It was terrible.</em></strong> <em>I did not know what to do next. I'm sure everybody knew it also.</em> <strong><em>Everyone could see I have two left feet.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I just felt out of place and I didn't know my place in the ecosystem. I didn't know how to compete in a way that I could also have people sell for me.</em> <strong><em>It was terrible you guys. It was awful.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE SCRIPT IS WHAT MAKES PEOPLE BUY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I remember one day,</em></strong> <em>I was walking down the street and I looked over and there was this older gentleman. I could tell he was wealthy. He had a nice gold watch on,</em> <strong><em>super nice gold watch.</em></strong> <em>He had one of those fedoras. They look good on some people. It looked good on this guy, you know what I mean?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>He was sitting there and he had this super nice suit on.</em> <strong><em>It had gold laced inside of it.</em></strong> <em>It was pinstripe.</em> <strong><em>...</em></strong></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>People don't buy products, they buy stories, beliefs, proximity, and identity. No one get offended by this episode…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT MAKES PEOPLE BUY FROM YOU?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I tell people what I’m about to tell you, I get a lot of mixed responses:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Angry people</li> <li>Stage rush</li> <li>Excited people</li> <li>People who give me hugs</li> <li>Some people who flip me off</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>It's really mixed emotions…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The whole purpose of what I’m about to tell you is to help you understand one point…</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PEOPLE DON’T BUY YOUR PRODUCTS.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>That's not what they're buying, that's not what makes somebody buy in the first place.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I want to teach you what levers you should be turning, and focusing, and pulling on in your business that <strong>makes the cash actually come.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It comes down to the scripts you tell, and how you talk about your product, and how you talk about the opportunity that you've got.</p> <p> </p> <p>THIS is how you do that. It’s one of the reasons why my stuff does so well, <strong><em>and I know that.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I understand <strong><em>WHY</em></strong> someone buys from me. Because of that, I've zeroed in on the levers I need to turn to make my sales happen.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MLM IS VERY SIMILAR TO AFFILIATE MARKETING</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When your selling online, a lot of MLM’s say that <em>“Products may be sold online to your corporate provided website only, not through other e-commerce sites.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>This is very similar to affiliate marketing.</strong> Affiliate marketing is very similar in some aspects.</p> <p> </p> <p>Think about affiliate marketing and think about what it is. I have to convince somebody to buy through my link on somebody else's page. But everybody has their own link to the exact same page. <strong><em>How do I make myself different and better?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That's the exact same question that MLMers will struggle with. I have no control over the cart or the online checkout process. <em>So how do I do that?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>We would use a stack slide. The offer creation.</p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say they're buying this book. <strong><em>Competitive Strategy by Michael Porter.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Oh baby. Is this not the most beautiful, mental goodness you've ever seen in your life? This thing is an encyclopedia. That is weeks of mental ecstasy right there, my friends.</p> <p> </p> <p>Right now I know some of you guys want to throw up. That's fine. That's why this is my thing. I'm so excited to read this. I don't think I've ever read a book this big in my life. 400 pages, pouah!</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW SHOULD YOU BE SELLING ONLINE?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say that someone's going to go buy this book. You have an affiliate link and they're like, <em>"Steven, go promote this for me."</em> I have no control over the cart and checkout process. I have no control over the pricing strategy. <strong>I'm totally locked on a lot of things.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Yet I'm still expected to go make a lot of money. Let's say the top affiliate gets a cruise. <em>Sound familiar?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>What do I do? I take that book and I place it on the first line of my stack slide. Then I think like a marketer would. <strong><em>What are some of the objections somebody is going to have when I say, "Come buy this book"?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You probably already had a few of them going through your head right now. <em>“Competitive Strategy... I have to READ that? Pouah!”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>That is fuel my friends. You must understand that is a marketer's <strong>DREAM</strong> to get that kind of feedback.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Negative feedback is beautiful.</strong> I want that all the time because it is the market telling me what to create.</p> <p> </p> <p>When I think about this book, what could I offer? Maybe I can go to the author and say, <em>"Hey, when they buy this through my link can I offer your audio book too?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Did I not just solve a lot of the problems you’re having right now? Like, <em>"Steven, are you kidding me? Competitive Strategy? I would rather put glass in my eyeball."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>This looks so terrible. Why would you ever put yourself through the pain of reading this thing?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>"<em>Oh, and you mean I don't have to read it, I can just listen to it? Oh, okay, good."</em> How many people don't read books anymore? You just listen to audio books, right? <strong>It solves that pain for you.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHY PEOPLE BUY FROM YOU</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You need to think about people's objections. The vehicle based objection is that people just don’t like the vehicle - a book. They want the outcome. But they don't want the vehicle. <strong><em>Let me make the vehicle nicer to be in by giving you the audio book.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What if I was to offer a checklist.</strong> I could go through the book and make a checklist of each chapter. You could give people the top five bullet points of each chapter. Now when you buy through me, <strong><em>here's what the pitch looks like.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Now I come up and I'm like, <em>"Hey, guys. I'm super excited for you guys to have this. This book changed my life."</em> <strong>Then I go into my origin story, my backstory, just briefly.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>"I want you to get this book and I'm excited for you to have it. Honestly, a lot of people are selling his book right now. But to me, t</em><strong><em>his has really changed my life in a special way.</em></strong> <em>The issue for a long time was that I didn't know how to see techniques for analyzing industries and competitors.</em> <strong><em>For a long time I didn’t know how to compete…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I just felt like I kept getting taken to the cleaners. I would lose my shirt every single business. I would try all the time.</em> <strong><em>It was terrible.</em></strong> <em>I did not know what to do next. I'm sure everybody knew it also.</em> <strong><em>Everyone could see I have two left feet.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I just felt out of place and I didn't know my place in the ecosystem. I didn't know how to compete in a way that I could also have people sell for me.</em> <strong><em>It was terrible you guys. It was awful.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE SCRIPT IS WHAT MAKES PEOPLE BUY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I remember one day,</em></strong> <em>I was walking down the street and I looked over and there was this older gentleman. I could tell he was wealthy. He had a nice gold watch on,</em> <strong><em>super nice gold watch.</em></strong> <em>He had one of those fedoras. They look good on some people. It looked good on this guy, you know what I mean?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>He was sitting there and he had this super nice suit on.</em> <strong><em>It had gold laced inside of it.</em></strong> <em>It was pinstripe.</em> <strong><em>...</em></strong></p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>People don't buy products, they buy stories, beliefs, proximity, and identity. No one get offended by this episode…   WHAT MAKES PEOPLE BUY FROM YOU?   When I tell people what I’m about to tell you, I get a lot of mixed responses:    Angry people Stage rush Excited people People who give me hugs Some people who flip me off    It's really mixed emotions…   The whole purpose of what I’m about to tell you is to help you understand one point…   PEOPLE DON’T BUY YOUR PRODUCTS.   That's not what they're buying, that's not what makes somebody buy in the first place.   I want to teach you what levers you should be turning, and focusing, and pulling on in your business that makes the cash actually come.   It comes down to the scripts you tell, and how you talk about your product, and how you talk about the opportunity that you've got.   THIS is how you do that. It’s one of the reasons why my stuff does so well, and I know that.   I understand WHY someone buys from me. Because of that, I've zeroed in on the levers I need to turn to make my sales happen.   MLM IS VERY SIMILAR TO AFFILIATE MARKETING   When your selling online, a lot of MLM’s say that “Products may be sold online to your corporate provided website only, not through other e-commerce sites.”   This is very similar to affiliate marketing. Affiliate marketing is very similar in some aspects.   Think about affiliate marketing and think about what it is. I have to convince somebody to buy through my link on somebody else's page. But everybody has their own link to the exact same page. How do I make myself different and better?   That's the exact same question that MLMers will struggle with. I have no control over the cart or the online checkout process. So how do I do that?   We would use a stack slide. The offer creation.   Let's say they're buying this book. Competitive Strategy by Michael Porter.   Oh baby. Is this not the most beautiful, mental goodness you've ever seen in your life? This thing is an encyclopedia. That is weeks of mental ecstasy right there, my friends.   Right now I know some of you guys want to throw up. That's fine. That's why this is my thing. I'm so excited to read this. I don't think I've ever read a book this big in my life. 400 pages, pouah!   HOW SHOULD YOU BE SELLING ONLINE?   Let's say that someone's going to go buy this book. You have an affiliate link and they're like, "Steven, go promote this for me." I have no control over the cart and checkout process. I have no control over the pricing strategy. I'm totally locked on a lot of things.   Yet I'm still expected to go make a lot of money. Let's say the top affiliate gets a cruise. Sound familiar?   What do I do? I take that book and I place it on the first line of my stack slide. Then I think like a marketer would. What are some of the objections somebody is going to have when I say, "Come buy this book"?   You probably already had a few of them going through your head right now. “Competitive Strategy... I have to READ that? Pouah!”   That is fuel my friends. You must understand that is a marketer's DREAM to get that kind of feedback.   Negative feedback is beautiful. I want that all the time because it is the market telling me what to create.   When I think about this book, what could I offer? Maybe I can go to the author and say, "Hey, when they buy this through my link can I offer your audio book too?"   Did I not just solve a lot of the problems you’re having right now? Like, "Steven, are you kidding me? Competitive Strategy? I would rather put glass in my eyeball."   This looks so terrible. Why would you ever put yourself through the pain of reading this thing?   "Oh, and you mean I don't have to read it, I can just listen to it? Oh, okay, good." How many people don't read books anymore? You just listen to audio books, right? It solves that pain for you.   WHY PEOPLE BUY FROM YOU   You need to think about people's objections. The vehicle based objection is that people just don’t like the vehicle - a book. They want the outcome. But they don't want the vehicle. Let me make the vehicle nicer to be in by giving you the audio book.   What if I was to offer a checklist. I could go through the book and make a checklist of each chapter. You could give people the top five bullet points of each chapter. Now when you buy through me, here's what the pitch looks like.   Now I come up and I'm like, "Hey, guys. I'm super excited for you guys to have this. This book changed my life." Then I go into my origin story, my backstory, just briefly.   "I want you to get this book and I'm excited for you to have it. Honestly, a lot of people are selling his book right now. But to me, this has really changed my life in a special way. The issue for a long time was that I didn't know how to see techniques for analyzing industries and competitors. For a long time I didn’t know how to compete…   I just felt like I kept getting taken to the cleaners. I would lose my shirt every single business. I...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>It takes a ton of time to create a following. Here's how I leverage the followings already created by Celebrity MLMers...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BUILDING A FOLLOWING TAKES TIME</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I have <strong>SO MANY</strong> books about MLM books on my bookshelves. It takes a long time to write a book or create a product that attracts people to you. That's why a lot of people will write books. To make them look like more of an <strong><em>authority figure.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It takes a long time to build those things though.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I don't want to spend tons and tons of time creating products.</em></strong></p> <p><br>Sometimes it can be so overwhelming that you end up <strong>NOT</strong> doing anything. It can stop you using the internet for online leads and automation. <strong>That's a BIG mistake.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It takes a long time to, not only build a product, but to build a following. <em>A lot of time, money and energy.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Your entire business could be around creating that following. There are <strong>TWO</strong> specific strategies that I'm going to teach you so you can leverage what is currently out there to <strong><em>get a lot of eyeballs on your very, very fast.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>How many people wish that you had <strong><em>Eric Worre's</em></strong> following? Think about authors for a second.</p> <p> </p> <p>I have so many books. Tom "Big Al" Schreiter, pre-closing for Network Marketing. Your Best Year in Network Marketing by Mark Yarnell - total rock star.</p> <p> </p> <p>I've spent <strong>a grand</strong> on books so that I know who the influences are.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>If I know they're publishing, then they're an influencer.</em></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Recruiting Up by David Ward</li> <li>Guerrilla Multilevel Marketing by Jay Levinson.</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>WRITING A BOOK IS FREAKING HARD</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Oh my gosh, it's hard. Let's say I really am big into <strong><em>"Big Al" Schreiter.</em></strong> It's classic. He's a classic.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> What's an easy way for me to go capture Big Al's people? <strong>A:</strong> Use his stuff.</p> <p> </p> <p>Go figure out which person, which big influencer out there has people that you can tell you'd love to have inside your downline or buying your products.</p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say that there's an MLMer out there that absolutely freaking loves, supplement stuff. Like Beach Body. Beach Body has a podcast that's the number two podcasts for MLM in iTunes. <strong><em>It's driving me nuts. I want to knock em out so bad.</em></strong> I want to be number two next, then I'm going for Simon Chan, who's number one with MLM Nation.</p> <p> </p> <p>If I want Big Al's audience, one of the easiest things to go do is to call them up. <em>"Hey, can I get a hundred copies of your book at a discount?".</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Most people will say yes.</strong> You pay him the money. You're going to get a discount on it. And you literally used that book as your <strong>FREE +</strong> shipping book.</p> <p> </p> <p>Now you drive the ads to people who like the Big Al Facebook page. They're very likely to buy.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What you've done is you've essentially list hacked Big AL.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You have taken products, that are really, really cool and delivered them to the audience that he has spent <em>time, money, energy, and parts of his life to develop.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>NOW</strong> they're coming over to you and you're getting them in the door with something that they're familiar with. Use your stuff as the upsells though. Upsells, downsells, that's your stuff.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Their going to start building a relationship with you. That's one really sick way to do it.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>CELEBRITY MLMERS STRATEGY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Here’s another really cool way to do it. Let's say I still want Big Al's people. Contests are incredible. This is an amazing strategy.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Russell Brunson</strong> did it once. Let's go with <strong>Eric Worre.</strong> That dude has a butt-load of books and courses. One of the easiest things to go do is go get some of their most expensive products.</p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say you spend a grand or two. You're going to make way more than that during this. Run a contest to that same person's audience.</p> <p> </p> <p>I would go to <strong>Eric Worre's</strong> audience and every Facebook page that has anything to do with him and I would start a contest.</p> <p> </p> <p>You could use things like King Sumo, <a href="https://kingsumo.com/" rel="nofollow">kingsumo.com</a>. It's a great place for contests.</p> <p> </p> <p>You get people to <em>opt in,</em> <strong><em>opt in, OPT IN!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>They become <strong>traffic that you own.</strong> They opt-in in order to enter the contest and then they share it with their friends in order to get the unadvertised bonus on the second thing. It creates virality, <strong>BOOM!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Now you've got yourself this sweet little system. There are people who have collected lists of hundreds of thousands of people with this very strategy.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>How much money did it actually cost them to get that list though?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Statistically, if you're gonna run a Webinar, you're usually gonna spend <strong>$3 - $5</strong> per registrant. <strong><em>Three to five dollars for someone to join your list.  </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You might spend a dollar to get someone on your list through Google Ads. List like that aren't as hot.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you get several thousand people inside of your list, and they spend <strong>$50 - $100</strong> on a product, that's worth a lot.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THEY OPTIN?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What do you do next?</strong> <em>You just go dump them into your paid prospecting funnel.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>On Amazon after you purchase something that show you a list of products. People who bought that also bought this. <strong>I love that list.</strong> It does half of my shopping for me. Let’s say I buy a TV. Most of the time people get a TV mount. Most people bought this one. Sweet, I don't have to look. <strong>DONE.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You can have people come in, <em>"Hey, check it out. I got Eric Worre's course, right? I'm bundling all this stuff together. Enter in, and you get a chance to win it all for free.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>They enter in, they share it, <em>"Hey, by the way, did you know that I got this sick book over here also. You can get it right now. It's free plus shipping"</em> or <em>"Did you know I got this bundle of other interviews from all these other experts. It's only $27."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>You get a whole bunch of people on the list. <strong>Massive list growing strategy.</strong> Works fantastically well.</p> <p> </p> <p>Not only do you get a <strong>buttload</strong> of people on the list,...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>It takes a ton of time to create a following. Here's how I leverage the followings already created by Celebrity MLMers...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BUILDING A FOLLOWING TAKES TIME</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I have <strong>SO MANY</strong> books about MLM books on my bookshelves. It takes a long time to write a book or create a product that attracts people to you. That's why a lot of people will write books. To make them look like more of an <strong><em>authority figure.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It takes a long time to build those things though.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I don't want to spend tons and tons of time creating products.</em></strong></p> <p><br>Sometimes it can be so overwhelming that you end up <strong>NOT</strong> doing anything. It can stop you using the internet for online leads and automation. <strong>That's a BIG mistake.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It takes a long time to, not only build a product, but to build a following. <em>A lot of time, money and energy.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Your entire business could be around creating that following. There are <strong>TWO</strong> specific strategies that I'm going to teach you so you can leverage what is currently out there to <strong><em>get a lot of eyeballs on your very, very fast.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>How many people wish that you had <strong><em>Eric Worre's</em></strong> following? Think about authors for a second.</p> <p> </p> <p>I have so many books. Tom "Big Al" Schreiter, pre-closing for Network Marketing. Your Best Year in Network Marketing by Mark Yarnell - total rock star.</p> <p> </p> <p>I've spent <strong>a grand</strong> on books so that I know who the influences are.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>If I know they're publishing, then they're an influencer.</em></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Recruiting Up by David Ward</li> <li>Guerrilla Multilevel Marketing by Jay Levinson.</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>WRITING A BOOK IS FREAKING HARD</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Oh my gosh, it's hard. Let's say I really am big into <strong><em>"Big Al" Schreiter.</em></strong> It's classic. He's a classic.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Q:</strong> What's an easy way for me to go capture Big Al's people? <strong>A:</strong> Use his stuff.</p> <p> </p> <p>Go figure out which person, which big influencer out there has people that you can tell you'd love to have inside your downline or buying your products.</p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say that there's an MLMer out there that absolutely freaking loves, supplement stuff. Like Beach Body. Beach Body has a podcast that's the number two podcasts for MLM in iTunes. <strong><em>It's driving me nuts. I want to knock em out so bad.</em></strong> I want to be number two next, then I'm going for Simon Chan, who's number one with MLM Nation.</p> <p> </p> <p>If I want Big Al's audience, one of the easiest things to go do is to call them up. <em>"Hey, can I get a hundred copies of your book at a discount?".</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Most people will say yes.</strong> You pay him the money. You're going to get a discount on it. And you literally used that book as your <strong>FREE +</strong> shipping book.</p> <p> </p> <p>Now you drive the ads to people who like the Big Al Facebook page. They're very likely to buy.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What you've done is you've essentially list hacked Big AL.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You have taken products, that are really, really cool and delivered them to the audience that he has spent <em>time, money, energy, and parts of his life to develop.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>NOW</strong> they're coming over to you and you're getting them in the door with something that they're familiar with. Use your stuff as the upsells though. Upsells, downsells, that's your stuff.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Their going to start building a relationship with you. That's one really sick way to do it.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>CELEBRITY MLMERS STRATEGY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Here’s another really cool way to do it. Let's say I still want Big Al's people. Contests are incredible. This is an amazing strategy.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Russell Brunson</strong> did it once. Let's go with <strong>Eric Worre.</strong> That dude has a butt-load of books and courses. One of the easiest things to go do is go get some of their most expensive products.</p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say you spend a grand or two. You're going to make way more than that during this. Run a contest to that same person's audience.</p> <p> </p> <p>I would go to <strong>Eric Worre's</strong> audience and every Facebook page that has anything to do with him and I would start a contest.</p> <p> </p> <p>You could use things like King Sumo, <a href="https://kingsumo.com/" rel="nofollow">kingsumo.com</a>. It's a great place for contests.</p> <p> </p> <p>You get people to <em>opt in,</em> <strong><em>opt in, OPT IN!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>They become <strong>traffic that you own.</strong> They opt-in in order to enter the contest and then they share it with their friends in order to get the unadvertised bonus on the second thing. It creates virality, <strong>BOOM!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Now you've got yourself this sweet little system. There are people who have collected lists of hundreds of thousands of people with this very strategy.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>How much money did it actually cost them to get that list though?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Statistically, if you're gonna run a Webinar, you're usually gonna spend <strong>$3 - $5</strong> per registrant. <strong><em>Three to five dollars for someone to join your list.  </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You might spend a dollar to get someone on your list through Google Ads. List like that aren't as hot.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you get several thousand people inside of your list, and they spend <strong>$50 - $100</strong> on a product, that's worth a lot.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THEY OPTIN?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What do you do next?</strong> <em>You just go dump them into your paid prospecting funnel.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>On Amazon after you purchase something that show you a list of products. People who bought that also bought this. <strong>I love that list.</strong> It does half of my shopping for me. Let’s say I buy a TV. Most of the time people get a TV mount. Most people bought this one. Sweet, I don't have to look. <strong>DONE.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You can have people come in, <em>"Hey, check it out. I got Eric Worre's course, right? I'm bundling all this stuff together. Enter in, and you get a chance to win it all for free.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>They enter in, they share it, <em>"Hey, by the way, did you know that I got this sick book over here also. You can get it right now. It's free plus shipping"</em> or <em>"Did you know I got this bundle of other interviews from all these other experts. It's only $27."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>You get a whole bunch of people on the list. <strong>Massive list growing strategy.</strong> Works fantastically well.</p> <p> </p> <p>Not only do you get a <strong>buttload</strong> of people on the list,...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>It takes a ton of time to create a following. Here's how I leverage the followings already created by Celebrity MLMers...   BUILDING A FOLLOWING TAKES TIME   I have SO MANY books about MLM books on my bookshelves. It takes a long time to write a book or create a product that attracts people to you. That's why a lot of people will write books. To make them look like more of an authority figure.   It takes a long time to build those things though.   I don't want to spend tons and tons of time creating products. Sometimes it can be so overwhelming that you end up NOT doing anything. It can stop you using the internet for online leads and automation. That's a BIG mistake.   It takes a long time to, not only build a product, but to build a following. A lot of time, money and energy.   Your entire business could be around creating that following. There are TWO specific strategies that I'm going to teach you so you can leverage what is currently out there to get a lot of eyeballs on your very, very fast.   How many people wish that you had Eric Worre's following? Think about authors for a second.   I have so many books. Tom "Big Al" Schreiter, pre-closing for Network Marketing. Your Best Year in Network Marketing by Mark Yarnell - total rock star.   I've spent a grand on books so that I know who the influences are.   If I know they're publishing, then they're an influencer.    Recruiting Up by David Ward Guerrilla Multilevel Marketing by Jay Levinson.    WRITING A BOOK IS FREAKING HARD   Oh my gosh, it's hard. Let's say I really am big into "Big Al" Schreiter. It's classic. He's a classic.   Q: What's an easy way for me to go capture Big Al's people? A: Use his stuff.   Go figure out which person, which big influencer out there has people that you can tell you'd love to have inside your downline or buying your products.   Let's say that there's an MLMer out there that absolutely freaking loves, supplement stuff. Like Beach Body. Beach Body has a podcast that's the number two podcasts for MLM in iTunes. It's driving me nuts. I want to knock em out so bad. I want to be number two next, then I'm going for Simon Chan, who's number one with MLM Nation.   If I want Big Al's audience, one of the easiest things to go do is to call them up. "Hey, can I get a hundred copies of your book at a discount?".   Most people will say yes. You pay him the money. You're going to get a discount on it. And you literally used that book as your FREE + shipping book.   Now you drive the ads to people who like the Big Al Facebook page. They're very likely to buy.   What you've done is you've essentially list hacked Big AL.   You have taken products, that are really, really cool and delivered them to the audience that he has spent time, money, energy, and parts of his life to develop.   NOW they're coming over to you and you're getting them in the door with something that they're familiar with. Use your stuff as the upsells though. Upsells, downsells, that's your stuff.   Their going to start building a relationship with you. That's one really sick way to do it.   CELEBRITY MLMERS STRATEGY   Here’s another really cool way to do it. Let's say I still want Big Al's people. Contests are incredible. This is an amazing strategy.   Russell Brunson did it once. Let's go with Eric Worre. That dude has a butt-load of books and courses. One of the easiest things to go do is go get some of their most expensive products.   Let's say you spend a grand or two. You're going to make way more than that during this. Run a contest to that same person's audience.   I would go to Eric Worre's audience and every Facebook page that has anything to do with him and I would start a contest.   You could use things like King Sumo, kingsumo.com. It's a great place for contests.   You get people to opt in, opt in, OPT IN!   They become traffic that you own. They opt-in in order to enter the contest and then they share it with their friends in order to get the unadvertised bonus on the second thing. It creates virality, BOOM!   Now you've got yourself this sweet little system. There are people who have collected lists of hundreds of thousands of people with this very strategy.   How much money did it actually cost them to get that list though?   Statistically, if you're gonna run a Webinar, you're usually gonna spend $3 - $5 per registrant. Three to five dollars for someone to join your list.     You might spend a dollar to get someone on your list through Google Ads. List like that aren't as hot.   If you get several thousand people inside of your list, and they spend $50 - $100 on a product, that's worth a lot.   WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THEY OPTIN?   What do you do next? You just go dump them into your paid prospecting funnel.   On Amazon after you purchase something that show you a list of products. People who bought that also bought this. I love that list. It does half of my shopping for me. Let’s say I buy a TV. Most of the time people get a TV mount. Most people boug...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>This is how I started getting people to ASK if they could join my team...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THROWBACK TO MY FIRST MLM PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I create products on the internet that attract people to me.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I like to walk a lot of people through how I do that.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The people who are <strong>attracted to that product,</strong> that's who I'll start approaching. I'll send them auto scripts and a lot of auto recruiting things to try and <strong>bring them into my down line.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The first product that I ever created was super overcomplicated. <strong><em>It was so over the top.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You don't need to go crazy.</strong> I want to teach you how you can pull this stuff off for yourself. Automate your leads on the internet and gets people to you. <strong><em>People who are actually worth being in your downline.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you have a funnel that's like <em>"Hey, join my down-line. Apply to join my down-line."</em> That <strong>literally</strong> results in somebody joining your down-line. <strong><em>That is the endgame.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>That's why you produce content, that's part of the attraction that gets people to you. People who are interested in getting content like that, they're super interested. They're not normal MLM-er's.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>A normal MLM-er does not seek education or how to better themselves.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Isn't that interesting? Even though it is a self-improvement industry…</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The ones that are, I want to find them. I want to pull them out from those who aren't. I want to qualify them. For me, I try to qualify them based on their understanding of marketing.</p> <p> </p> <p>If they don't understand, that's fine too. I'll train them. I'm trying to grab those people as well.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You have to figure out</strong> <strong><em>WHO</em></strong> <strong>you really want.</strong> Do you want people who are brand-brand-brand-brand-new? Who have never done anything in business ever or ever made a dollar on their own? It’s fine if you do want that. Get clarity and figure out how to talk to that person.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ATTRACT PEOPLE WHO ARE SELF-SELECTED</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You want to get people to say, <em>"You know what? I really like Lisa Anne's content. What is she in?"</em> That's why you publish.</p> <p> </p> <p>When people ask me, <em>“How does a webinar producing content for the funnel equal someone in the down-line?"</em> <strong><em>Because that's how you're actually closing them.</em></strong> The end-goal is to get someone in your down-line, setting up funnels to sell product as well.</p> <p> </p> <p>You could have <strong>FREE + SHIPPING</strong> funnels and maybe no one’s inquiring about your MLM. That's totally fine and that's exactly what you're doing. You're going to make cash regardless if they join your down-line or buy your products. <strong>That's what's so cool about it.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You're starting to attract people into your world. Most people don't say yes to something the first time they hear about it. Bit it gets them in your world and they start to <strong><em>consume the content that you're producing.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Producing content gives you things to talk about other than your MLM product when you start talking with them. You’re making a bit of cash which means you can spend ad money and <strong><em>get in front of even more people.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>That’s a paid-prospecting funnel.</em></strong> It allows you to speak louder and faster than anyone else in your up-line or down-lin. <strong>You get a lot of eyeballs on you really fast.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you're like "Hey, I didn't want to go check out their MLM” that's fine. You still paid that person money. They still got to introduce themselves to you. And that's the whole point! To get people to self-select.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Get people in, and then afterwards you can follow up with them and begin to close them.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PRODUCTS ON THE INTERNET</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>How can you make your product on the internet stand out? There might be a lot of people selling your MLM product on the internet.</p> <p> </p> <p>The MLM product and the funnel are <strong>NOT</strong> different. I'm just taking my MLM product and putting it in funnels. Funnels sell things better than someone face-to-face.</p> <p> </p> <p>When you sell face-to-face you’ll change the script every time you talk. You’re speaking to a different client avatar every single time.</p> <p> </p> <p>We're taking elements of your MLM business and putting some of the products on the internet through sales funnels. They're not two separate businesses. <strong><em>We're just taking your business on the internet.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>How does content for free funnels, podcasts and free plus shipping equal people coming into my down-line?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Four years ago when I started doing this, I wasn't teaching yet, I was just doing it. I created this course and I put it on YouTube just for fun. <strong><em>The weirdest thing started happening.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was in college at the time and I was trying to recruit people for my MLM and I created this course. <strong><em>Exactly what a lot of you guys are doing now.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I made it <strong>FREE</strong> and I put it on YouTube and I put links to join my MLM in the description. The result of it was <strong>FLOORING.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I could not believe how many people were coming to me and asking to join whatever I was in.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE POWER OF SELF-SELECTED</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The more I talk about it, the more I share what I'm doing, the more people randomly asked to join me.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>At the beginning of the year I was getting one to two applications per day.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>NOW</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I get anywhere from two to four people per day, <strong><em>I've never met,</em></strong> asking to join my downline.</p> <p> </p> <p>I've never pitched them. They’re complete strangers who have been through my content and self-selected.</p> <p> </p> <p>Who said to themselves, <em>"Self, you know what, that Steve Larson guy's got giant eyeballs but that's okay, let's see what he's about. Whatever he's doing, it must be awesome. Okay, let me ask to join his down-line"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>IT’S NUTS!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I first started doing this, it was completely by accident. It flipped the whole game. Then I started doing it on purpose and more people started asking to join me. Two to three a week and then four to five a week, and then it was one person <strong><em>EVERY DAY.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What was happening was, I was breaking and I was rebuilding their beliefs about what it took to be successful in MLM. It was changing the way they were looking at it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I didn't have to close them. They were closing me on why I should accept them. It changed everything.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you’ve ever heard of Simon Chan, he’s ...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>This is how I started getting people to ASK if they could join my team...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THROWBACK TO MY FIRST MLM PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I create products on the internet that attract people to me.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I like to walk a lot of people through how I do that.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The people who are <strong>attracted to that product,</strong> that's who I'll start approaching. I'll send them auto scripts and a lot of auto recruiting things to try and <strong>bring them into my down line.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The first product that I ever created was super overcomplicated. <strong><em>It was so over the top.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You don't need to go crazy.</strong> I want to teach you how you can pull this stuff off for yourself. Automate your leads on the internet and gets people to you. <strong><em>People who are actually worth being in your downline.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you have a funnel that's like <em>"Hey, join my down-line. Apply to join my down-line."</em> That <strong>literally</strong> results in somebody joining your down-line. <strong><em>That is the endgame.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>That's why you produce content, that's part of the attraction that gets people to you. People who are interested in getting content like that, they're super interested. They're not normal MLM-er's.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>A normal MLM-er does not seek education or how to better themselves.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Isn't that interesting? Even though it is a self-improvement industry…</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The ones that are, I want to find them. I want to pull them out from those who aren't. I want to qualify them. For me, I try to qualify them based on their understanding of marketing.</p> <p> </p> <p>If they don't understand, that's fine too. I'll train them. I'm trying to grab those people as well.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You have to figure out</strong> <strong><em>WHO</em></strong> <strong>you really want.</strong> Do you want people who are brand-brand-brand-brand-new? Who have never done anything in business ever or ever made a dollar on their own? It’s fine if you do want that. Get clarity and figure out how to talk to that person.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ATTRACT PEOPLE WHO ARE SELF-SELECTED</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You want to get people to say, <em>"You know what? I really like Lisa Anne's content. What is she in?"</em> That's why you publish.</p> <p> </p> <p>When people ask me, <em>“How does a webinar producing content for the funnel equal someone in the down-line?"</em> <strong><em>Because that's how you're actually closing them.</em></strong> The end-goal is to get someone in your down-line, setting up funnels to sell product as well.</p> <p> </p> <p>You could have <strong>FREE + SHIPPING</strong> funnels and maybe no one’s inquiring about your MLM. That's totally fine and that's exactly what you're doing. You're going to make cash regardless if they join your down-line or buy your products. <strong>That's what's so cool about it.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You're starting to attract people into your world. Most people don't say yes to something the first time they hear about it. Bit it gets them in your world and they start to <strong><em>consume the content that you're producing.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Producing content gives you things to talk about other than your MLM product when you start talking with them. You’re making a bit of cash which means you can spend ad money and <strong><em>get in front of even more people.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>That’s a paid-prospecting funnel.</em></strong> It allows you to speak louder and faster than anyone else in your up-line or down-lin. <strong>You get a lot of eyeballs on you really fast.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you're like "Hey, I didn't want to go check out their MLM” that's fine. You still paid that person money. They still got to introduce themselves to you. And that's the whole point! To get people to self-select.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Get people in, and then afterwards you can follow up with them and begin to close them.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PRODUCTS ON THE INTERNET</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>How can you make your product on the internet stand out? There might be a lot of people selling your MLM product on the internet.</p> <p> </p> <p>The MLM product and the funnel are <strong>NOT</strong> different. I'm just taking my MLM product and putting it in funnels. Funnels sell things better than someone face-to-face.</p> <p> </p> <p>When you sell face-to-face you’ll change the script every time you talk. You’re speaking to a different client avatar every single time.</p> <p> </p> <p>We're taking elements of your MLM business and putting some of the products on the internet through sales funnels. They're not two separate businesses. <strong><em>We're just taking your business on the internet.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>How does content for free funnels, podcasts and free plus shipping equal people coming into my down-line?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Four years ago when I started doing this, I wasn't teaching yet, I was just doing it. I created this course and I put it on YouTube just for fun. <strong><em>The weirdest thing started happening.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was in college at the time and I was trying to recruit people for my MLM and I created this course. <strong><em>Exactly what a lot of you guys are doing now.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I made it <strong>FREE</strong> and I put it on YouTube and I put links to join my MLM in the description. The result of it was <strong>FLOORING.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I could not believe how many people were coming to me and asking to join whatever I was in.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE POWER OF SELF-SELECTED</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The more I talk about it, the more I share what I'm doing, the more people randomly asked to join me.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>At the beginning of the year I was getting one to two applications per day.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>NOW</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I get anywhere from two to four people per day, <strong><em>I've never met,</em></strong> asking to join my downline.</p> <p> </p> <p>I've never pitched them. They’re complete strangers who have been through my content and self-selected.</p> <p> </p> <p>Who said to themselves, <em>"Self, you know what, that Steve Larson guy's got giant eyeballs but that's okay, let's see what he's about. Whatever he's doing, it must be awesome. Okay, let me ask to join his down-line"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>IT’S NUTS!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>When I first started doing this, it was completely by accident. It flipped the whole game. Then I started doing it on purpose and more people started asking to join me. Two to three a week and then four to five a week, and then it was one person <strong><em>EVERY DAY.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>What was happening was, I was breaking and I was rebuilding their beliefs about what it took to be successful in MLM. It was changing the way they were looking at it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I didn't have to close them. They were closing me on why I should accept them. It changed everything.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you’ve ever heard of Simon Chan, he’s ...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>This is how I started getting people to ASK if they could join my team...   THROWBACK TO MY FIRST MLM PRODUCT   I create products on the internet that attract people to me.   I like to walk a lot of people through how I do that.   The people who are attracted to that product, that's who I'll start approaching. I'll send them auto scripts and a lot of auto recruiting things to try and bring them into my down line.   The first product that I ever created was super overcomplicated. It was so over the top.   You don't need to go crazy. I want to teach you how you can pull this stuff off for yourself. Automate your leads on the internet and gets people to you. People who are actually worth being in your downline.   If you have a funnel that's like "Hey, join my down-line. Apply to join my down-line." That literally results in somebody joining your down-line. That is the endgame.   That's why you produce content, that's part of the attraction that gets people to you. People who are interested in getting content like that, they're super interested. They're not normal MLM-er's.   A normal MLM-er does not seek education or how to better themselves.   Isn't that interesting? Even though it is a self-improvement industry…   The ones that are, I want to find them. I want to pull them out from those who aren't. I want to qualify them. For me, I try to qualify them based on their understanding of marketing.   If they don't understand, that's fine too. I'll train them. I'm trying to grab those people as well.   You have to figure out WHO you really want. Do you want people who are brand-brand-brand-brand-new? Who have never done anything in business ever or ever made a dollar on their own? It’s fine if you do want that. Get clarity and figure out how to talk to that person.   ATTRACT PEOPLE WHO ARE SELF-SELECTED   You want to get people to say, "You know what? I really like Lisa Anne's content. What is she in?" That's why you publish.   When people ask me, “How does a webinar producing content for the funnel equal someone in the down-line?" Because that's how you're actually closing them. The end-goal is to get someone in your down-line, setting up funnels to sell product as well.   You could have FREE + SHIPPING funnels and maybe no one’s inquiring about your MLM. That's totally fine and that's exactly what you're doing. You're going to make cash regardless if they join your down-line or buy your products. That's what's so cool about it.   You're starting to attract people into your world. Most people don't say yes to something the first time they hear about it. Bit it gets them in your world and they start to consume the content that you're producing.   Producing content gives you things to talk about other than your MLM product when you start talking with them. You’re making a bit of cash which means you can spend ad money and get in front of even more people.   That’s a paid-prospecting funnel. It allows you to speak louder and faster than anyone else in your up-line or down-lin. You get a lot of eyeballs on you really fast.   If you're like "Hey, I didn't want to go check out their MLM” that's fine. You still paid that person money. They still got to introduce themselves to you. And that's the whole point! To get people to self-select.   Get people in, and then afterwards you can follow up with them and begin to close them.   PRODUCTS ON THE INTERNET   How can you make your product on the internet stand out? There might be a lot of people selling your MLM product on the internet.   The MLM product and the funnel are NOT different. I'm just taking my MLM product and putting it in funnels. Funnels sell things better than someone face-to-face.   When you sell face-to-face you’ll change the script every time you talk. You’re speaking to a different client avatar every single time.   We're taking elements of your MLM business and putting some of the products on the internet through sales funnels. They're not two separate businesses. We're just taking your business on the internet.   How does content for free funnels, podcasts and free plus shipping equal people coming into my down-line?   Four years ago when I started doing this, I wasn't teaching yet, I was just doing it. I created this course and I put it on YouTube just for fun. The weirdest thing started happening.   I was in college at the time and I was trying to recruit people for my MLM and I created this course. Exactly what a lot of you guys are doing now.   I made it FREE and I put it on YouTube and I put links to join my MLM in the description. The result of it was FLOORING.   I could not believe how many people were coming to me and asking to join whatever I was in.   THE POWER OF SELF-SELECTED   The more I talk about it, the more I share what I'm doing, the more people randomly asked to join me.   At the beginning of the year I was getting one to two applications per day.   NOW   I get anywhere from two to four people per day, I've never met, asking to jo...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What can you do when your MLM does not allow you to <strong>sell online</strong> or <strong>recruit online.</strong> They’re practically <strong><em>forbidding you to be on the internet, say their name online or drive ads to your MLM products.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR MLM FORBIDS YOU TO BE ONLINE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is probably one of the biggest questions I get about MLM. People are shocked when I tell that my MLM lets me sell online.</p> <p> </p> <p>The truth is, sometimes MLMs <strong>WILL</strong> let you say their name on the Internet.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>But what do you do when:</strong></p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>Your MLM doesn't like it when you say their name on the Internet</li> <li>They say that you can't directly recruit online</li> <li>You can’t drive ads to your MLM product or sell online</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p><em>I’m about to tell you the answer to that question…</em></p> <p> </p> <p>This is the way that I've been able to leverage the Internet to <strong>increase my speed and the quality of my leads,</strong> without fighting against the rules of my MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>You might have to go over this a few times if it’s the first time you ever heard of some of these concepts - <strong><em>that's okay.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is how I've been able to automate the systems in my MLM. We get two or three leads <strong>per day</strong>. People I’ve never met before, asking to join my downline.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is how I do it online without being shady or weird. Without having to find some secret small little loophole that might close some day. <strong><em>This is how I do it.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If your MLM is telling you that you can't sell online or recruit online at all, that’s okay. <strong>JUST</strong> <strong>DON’T DO IT.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>The answer is…</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>CREATE FRONT END OFFERS!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That way you're not directly recruiting or selling online. All you have to do is close them in the back. <strong><em>That's one of the things that I do.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW I RECRUIT ONLINE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I've been very, very careful to choose an MLM that lets me sell and recruit online. I can put their name on ads without getting in trouble.</p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say you're a part of an MLM like that but you love it - <strong>that’s great.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm not encouraging you to leave it.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>You can still create value for people in the MLM space if you can’t sell or recruit online. Have them COME TO YOU through front end offers. Then you close them afterwards. <strong><em>That's totally okay.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you're openly like, <em>"Hey, come join my downline."</em> your MLM is probably going to have a problem with that.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Hey, come buy my MLM products."</em> They probably won’t be okay with that. I'm not saying that’s what you should do.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Do I ever mention the name of my MLM?</em> <strong>NEVER!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The moment I start talking about the MLM I'm in, it taints all of this. People think that I'm just here to recruit them.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I'm telling you right now...</strong> If you LOVE what you're in, you stay in it!</p> <p> </p> <p>You still use the internet to help you in your MLM without selling or recruiting online. What you do is, you create a <strong>paid prospecting</strong> product. You don't even have to say the name of your MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I don't say the name of my MLM.</strong> You can still qualify people as subscribers and buyers by getting them to pay for something related to MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>Then <strong>BAM,</strong> you can go in and talk to that person afterwards. You got HOT leads!</p> <p> </p> <p>You’re not saying, <em>"Come join my MLM downline."</em> MLM is not a fan of that. That's why I don't do it. <strong>That's not what I teach here.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW I SELL ONLINE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>How do you recruit and sell online then?</em> <strong>PAID PROSPECTING.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It's not challenging. It doesn't need to be crazy at all. There are some really easy products you can create that have a high value.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>High value, low impact products for you. High value to them, low impact for you.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Those are fantastic ways to bring people to you. It helps you sift out the people who are the cheapos. The people that are never going to pay for anything. <strong>I don't want those people in my downline.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I want only those joining at the very top of the MLM. It shows me their mentality and how much they're going to work. It shows me that they're hungry and they actually want this.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If someone joins at the very bottom level, <strong>I don't even give them the bonuses</strong> that are in my offer. There have been multiple times I've reached out to people who have joined at the very bottom level. I've reached out to them and said, <em>"Hey, out of respect for those who joined at the top, I cannot give you the bonuses unless you turn back around and join at the highest level."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>You don't even need to create your paid prospecting products. Just assemble them. Go to YouTube, type in <em>"How to succeed in MLM."</em> Anything that pops up on YouTube is public domain. <strong>Grab the videos, put them in a members area and charge a few bucks.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>You just seen to sift people out. That's the principle behind it. You’re pre-qualifying individuals.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Because they’re paying you and there's money coming in, you can afford to spend on ads. Which means your speed increases beyond anyone in your upline or downline. <strong><em>Whoever can spend the most to acquire a customer, wins.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PAID PROSPECTING ONLINE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>So you can’t use:</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>A website</li> <li>Any broadcast communication method</li> <li>Mass mailing</li> <li>Telemarketing</li> <li>Anything of that nature</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>That's fine. Stop promoting your MLM.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If your MLM is yelling at you for that or they're telling you not to do that, <strong>DON’T DO IT.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Follow their rules</strong>. You still can make a podcast to do with MLM. Just don't say the name of your MLM. Talk about what you're learning and people will start reaching out to you.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>"I'm learning a lot of stuff here. What MLM are you in?"</em> That’s been happening to me for three years now.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>This is Secret MLM Hacks, so how do you HACK the industry? You create offers in front so you don't have to talk about your MLM.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I had to do this in my old MLM. I was able to recruit online like crazy even through the MLM siad, <em>"Don't talk about our product on the internet."</em> and &lt;...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What can you do when your MLM does not allow you to <strong>sell online</strong> or <strong>recruit online.</strong> They’re practically <strong><em>forbidding you to be on the internet, say their name online or drive ads to your MLM products.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR MLM FORBIDS YOU TO BE ONLINE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is probably one of the biggest questions I get about MLM. People are shocked when I tell that my MLM lets me sell online.</p> <p> </p> <p>The truth is, sometimes MLMs <strong>WILL</strong> let you say their name on the Internet.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>But what do you do when:</strong></p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>Your MLM doesn't like it when you say their name on the Internet</li> <li>They say that you can't directly recruit online</li> <li>You can’t drive ads to your MLM product or sell online</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p><em>I’m about to tell you the answer to that question…</em></p> <p> </p> <p>This is the way that I've been able to leverage the Internet to <strong>increase my speed and the quality of my leads,</strong> without fighting against the rules of my MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>You might have to go over this a few times if it’s the first time you ever heard of some of these concepts - <strong><em>that's okay.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is how I've been able to automate the systems in my MLM. We get two or three leads <strong>per day</strong>. People I’ve never met before, asking to join my downline.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THIS</strong> is how I do it online without being shady or weird. Without having to find some secret small little loophole that might close some day. <strong><em>This is how I do it.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If your MLM is telling you that you can't sell online or recruit online at all, that’s okay. <strong>JUST</strong> <strong>DON’T DO IT.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>The answer is…</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>CREATE FRONT END OFFERS!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That way you're not directly recruiting or selling online. All you have to do is close them in the back. <strong><em>That's one of the things that I do.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW I RECRUIT ONLINE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I've been very, very careful to choose an MLM that lets me sell and recruit online. I can put their name on ads without getting in trouble.</p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say you're a part of an MLM like that but you love it - <strong>that’s great.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm not encouraging you to leave it.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>You can still create value for people in the MLM space if you can’t sell or recruit online. Have them COME TO YOU through front end offers. Then you close them afterwards. <strong><em>That's totally okay.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you're openly like, <em>"Hey, come join my downline."</em> your MLM is probably going to have a problem with that.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Hey, come buy my MLM products."</em> They probably won’t be okay with that. I'm not saying that’s what you should do.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Do I ever mention the name of my MLM?</em> <strong>NEVER!</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The moment I start talking about the MLM I'm in, it taints all of this. People think that I'm just here to recruit them.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I'm telling you right now...</strong> If you LOVE what you're in, you stay in it!</p> <p> </p> <p>You still use the internet to help you in your MLM without selling or recruiting online. What you do is, you create a <strong>paid prospecting</strong> product. You don't even have to say the name of your MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I don't say the name of my MLM.</strong> You can still qualify people as subscribers and buyers by getting them to pay for something related to MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>Then <strong>BAM,</strong> you can go in and talk to that person afterwards. You got HOT leads!</p> <p> </p> <p>You’re not saying, <em>"Come join my MLM downline."</em> MLM is not a fan of that. That's why I don't do it. <strong>That's not what I teach here.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW I SELL ONLINE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>How do you recruit and sell online then?</em> <strong>PAID PROSPECTING.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It's not challenging. It doesn't need to be crazy at all. There are some really easy products you can create that have a high value.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>High value, low impact products for you. High value to them, low impact for you.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Those are fantastic ways to bring people to you. It helps you sift out the people who are the cheapos. The people that are never going to pay for anything. <strong>I don't want those people in my downline.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I want only those joining at the very top of the MLM. It shows me their mentality and how much they're going to work. It shows me that they're hungry and they actually want this.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If someone joins at the very bottom level, <strong>I don't even give them the bonuses</strong> that are in my offer. There have been multiple times I've reached out to people who have joined at the very bottom level. I've reached out to them and said, <em>"Hey, out of respect for those who joined at the top, I cannot give you the bonuses unless you turn back around and join at the highest level."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>You don't even need to create your paid prospecting products. Just assemble them. Go to YouTube, type in <em>"How to succeed in MLM."</em> Anything that pops up on YouTube is public domain. <strong>Grab the videos, put them in a members area and charge a few bucks.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>You just seen to sift people out. That's the principle behind it. You’re pre-qualifying individuals.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Because they’re paying you and there's money coming in, you can afford to spend on ads. Which means your speed increases beyond anyone in your upline or downline. <strong><em>Whoever can spend the most to acquire a customer, wins.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PAID PROSPECTING ONLINE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>So you can’t use:</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>A website</li> <li>Any broadcast communication method</li> <li>Mass mailing</li> <li>Telemarketing</li> <li>Anything of that nature</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><em>That's fine. Stop promoting your MLM.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If your MLM is yelling at you for that or they're telling you not to do that, <strong>DON’T DO IT.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Follow their rules</strong>. You still can make a podcast to do with MLM. Just don't say the name of your MLM. Talk about what you're learning and people will start reaching out to you.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>"I'm learning a lot of stuff here. What MLM are you in?"</em> That’s been happening to me for three years now.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>This is Secret MLM Hacks, so how do you HACK the industry? You create offers in front so you don't have to talk about your MLM.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I had to do this in my old MLM. I was able to recruit online like crazy even through the MLM siad, <em>"Don't talk about our product on the internet."</em> and &lt;...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What can you do when your MLM does not allow you to sell online or recruit online. They’re practically forbidding you to be on the internet, say their name online or drive ads to your MLM products.   WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR MLM FORBIDS YOU TO BE ONLINE   This is probably one of the biggest questions I get about MLM. People are shocked when I tell that my MLM lets me sell online.   The truth is, sometimes MLMs WILL let you say their name on the Internet.   But what do you do when:    Your MLM doesn't like it when you say their name on the Internet They say that you can't directly recruit online You can’t drive ads to your MLM product or sell online    I’m about to tell you the answer to that question…   This is the way that I've been able to leverage the Internet to increase my speed and the quality of my leads, without fighting against the rules of my MLM.   You might have to go over this a few times if it’s the first time you ever heard of some of these concepts - that's okay.   THIS is how I've been able to automate the systems in my MLM. We get two or three leads per day. People I’ve never met before, asking to join my downline.   THIS is how I do it online without being shady or weird. Without having to find some secret small little loophole that might close some day. This is how I do it.   If your MLM is telling you that you can't sell online or recruit online at all, that’s okay. JUST DON’T DO IT.   The answer is…   CREATE FRONT END OFFERS!   That way you're not directly recruiting or selling online. All you have to do is close them in the back. That's one of the things that I do.   HOW I RECRUIT ONLINE   I've been very, very careful to choose an MLM that lets me sell and recruit online. I can put their name on ads without getting in trouble.   Let's say you're a part of an MLM like that but you love it - that’s great.   I'm not encouraging you to leave it.   You can still create value for people in the MLM space if you can’t sell or recruit online. Have them COME TO YOU through front end offers. Then you close them afterwards. That's totally okay.   If you're openly like, "Hey, come join my downline." your MLM is probably going to have a problem with that.   "Hey, come buy my MLM products." They probably won’t be okay with that. I'm not saying that’s what you should do.   Do I ever mention the name of my MLM? NEVER!   The moment I start talking about the MLM I'm in, it taints all of this. People think that I'm just here to recruit them.   I'm telling you right now... If you LOVE what you're in, you stay in it!   You still use the internet to help you in your MLM without selling or recruiting online. What you do is, you create a paid prospecting product. You don't even have to say the name of your MLM.   I don't say the name of my MLM. You can still qualify people as subscribers and buyers by getting them to pay for something related to MLM.   Then BAM, you can go in and talk to that person afterwards. You got HOT leads!   You’re not saying, "Come join my MLM downline." MLM is not a fan of that. That's why I don't do it. That's not what I teach here.   HOW I SELL ONLINE   How do you recruit and sell online then? PAID PROSPECTING.   It's not challenging. It doesn't need to be crazy at all. There are some really easy products you can create that have a high value.   High value, low impact products for you. High value to them, low impact for you.   Those are fantastic ways to bring people to you. It helps you sift out the people who are the cheapos. The people that are never going to pay for anything. I don't want those people in my downline.   I want only those joining at the very top of the MLM. It shows me their mentality and how much they're going to work. It shows me that they're hungry and they actually want this.   If someone joins at the very bottom level, I don't even give them the bonuses that are in my offer. There have been multiple times I've reached out to people who have joined at the very bottom level. I've reached out to them and said, "Hey, out of respect for those who joined at the top, I cannot give you the bonuses unless you turn back around and join at the highest level."   You don't even need to create your paid prospecting products. Just assemble them. Go to YouTube, type in "How to succeed in MLM." Anything that pops up on YouTube is public domain. Grab the videos, put them in a members area and charge a few bucks.   You just seen to sift people out. That's the principle behind it. You’re pre-qualifying individuals.   Because they’re paying you and there's money coming in, you can afford to spend on ads. Which means your speed increases beyond anyone in your upline or downline. Whoever can spend the most to acquire a customer, wins.   PAID PROSPECTING ONLINE   So you can’t use:    A website Any broadcast communication method Mass mailing Telemarketing Anything of that nature    That's fine. Stop promoting your MLM.   If your MLM is yelling at you for that or they're telling you n...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>PAPA LARSON TALKS PERSONAL GROWTH AND BUSINESS GROWTH</strong></p> <p>Today I'm gonna teach you guys about the <strong>INTENT TO BECOME.</strong></p> <p>I know it's a little bit of a heavy title there but I really wanna tell you know about this. If you’re are not aware, inside of <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks Radio</a> there's a way to ask me questions. I go back and listen to a lot of your questions. <strong>Thank you, by the way.</strong></p> <p>If you wanna ask a question, just go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">SecretMLMHacksRadio.com</a>. It has you opt in which is more to protect me because I do put these on the show. You're about to hear it. At the bottom there's a button for you to record your question straight from your browser. <strong>You can ask anything that you want.</strong></p> <p>I'm not gonna say who this is from... But I get this question very frequently. I wanted to address it.</p> <p>I have personally brought at least 4,000 people through this process now. <strong><em>Personally.</em></strong> This is a common question.</p> <p><strong>A lot of the people I bring in are brand new.</strong> They’ve never had any success online before. It is common for me to get this kind of question… And I just wanted to share this.</p> <p><em>I'm not gonna show you the name and I’m not here to badmouth this individual.</em></p> <p>I understand <strong>EXACTLY</strong> why I am behind the camera and why you're watching. I understand <strong>WHO I AM and WHERE I AM.</strong> That’s because of…</p> <ol> <li><strong>GOD</strong> - He helps fill in the gaps</li> <li><strong>MY</strong> willingness and determination</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE MOST COMMON QUESTION ABOUT SUCCESS</strong></p> <p><strong><em>“Hey, Steve. Is this actually guaranteed to work? I'm tired of chasing shiny objects. Thank you.”</em></strong></p> <p><strong>WHAT? Are you kidding me?</strong> <em>"Is this guaranteed to work? I'm tired of chasing shiny objects."</em></p> <p><strong><em>FIRST OF ALL,</em></strong> chasing shiny objects is not my issue. <em>That is yours.</em></p> <p>And secondly, <strong><em>is it guaranteed to work?</em></strong></p> <p>There was a lady who was yelling at me on a page two weeks ago. <strong><em>WHY?</em></strong> Because I would not guarantee success for her inside the <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>.</p> <p>Would you guarantee success for someone inside of your MLM when they join it? <strong><em>You won't?</em></strong></p> <p><strong>WAIT…</strong> You will under what contingency? <em>Oh, that they actually do the stuff and do the work?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>THAT’S EXACTLY THE SAME WITH ME!</em></strong></p> <p>I just told her, <em>“Absolutely not. I will not guarantee success for you in this.”</em> And she said, <em>"What are you talking about?"</em> She asked me for the <strong>guaranteed ROI</strong> on joining the program.</p> <p>I said, <em>“We've had multiple people recruit</em> <strong><em>several hundred people</em></strong> <em>in a month with my program.We had one freak of nature recruit almost 1,000 people in a month.”</em></p> <p>People are recruiting more than they've ever done and making money in MLM for the <strong><em>FIRST FREAKING TIME</em></strong> in their life!</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT’S THE GUARANTEED ROI?</strong></p> <p><em>"Stephen, what's the guaranteed ROI?"</em> What's the guaranteed ROI of anything? <strong><em>It has everything to do with how much effort you put into it.</em></strong></p> <p>Someone else asked me the question, <em>"How do I motivate my team?"</em></p> <p><strong>YOU HAVE THE WRONG TEAM!</strong> If you have to ask that question, you have the wrong team! You have the team who's asking, <em>"What's the guaranteed ROI? Will you guarantee success for me?"</em></p> <p><strong>FREAKING NO.</strong> I don't OWN your success. No one owns mine. <em>No one OWES me a thing. And no one owes you anything.</em></p> <p><em>It drives me nuts... Boils my blood, when people say things like, "Oh, I deserve this."</em></p> <p><strong>NO! YOU DON’T!</strong> I don't deserve ANYTHING in my life. And no one OWES me anything. I will work <strong><em>tooth and nail</em></strong> for it and I'm willing to do so.</p> <p>My programs work when the people work. And when they work, they have success with it. Just like anything in life. <strong>ANYTHING IN LIFE.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I’M THE LEAST LIKELY SUCCESS STORY</strong></p> <p><strong>I did not know how to talk.</strong> I'm not just saying that. I had almost a near clinical fear of adults. If I saw someone walking towards me down the hall, I would turn and walk the other direction.</p> <p>I got pulled to the side by a high school teacher and congratulated because she said that she could hear me. I said, <em>"What are you talking about?"</em> She said, <em>"I could barely hear you at all. You actually project your voice now. I'm just congratulating you, I'm really excited about that."</em> <strong>I was not even self aware of it.</strong></p> <p>I did not know how to talk. Am I the most eloquent speaker? <strong>NO.</strong> I say, <em>“Uh, ah, um, er…”</em> all the time still. I'm totally fine with that.</p> <p><strong>I was completely broke.</strong> We were living on loans. Not even paycheck to paycheck.</p> <p><em>Everything that you see right here has been sculpted.</em> <strong><em>NOT GIVEN.</em></strong></p> <p>I love the quote, <em>"Know thyself,"</em> but ironically, I believe the only way to <strong><em>know thyself</em></strong> is to <strong><em>sculpt thyself.</em></strong></p> <p>People tell me things like, <em>"Well, Stephen, of course you can be successful because you have this show and you've got these other pieces here and you've got automation.”</em></p> <p>Yeah… <strong>BUT I WASN’T THREE YEARS AGO!</strong> <strong><em>You feel me?</em></strong> I'm yelling because I care. <em>Okay?</em></p> <p><strong><em>Passionate Papa Larsen's coming out. It’s time for real talk with Papa Larsen.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>DO I GUARANTEE SUCCESS?</strong></p> <p>I work with a lot of brand new people who've never actually finished pushing through something.Go I guarantee results? <strong>HECK NO.</strong></p> <p>Nor would I ever dare to. It's not for my benefit, <strong><em>it's for yours.</em></strong></p> <p>I was broke, I couldn't speak, I got kicked out of college my first semester. <strong><em>Literally.</em></strong> I got mercy graduated from high school. I am the least likely success story.</p> <p>It wasn't until I sat in front of the mirror one day and asked myself, <em>“What do I want with my life?”</em></p> <p>I had nothing. Getting pretty close to rock bottom. I actually ran from home. These are true stories. This is the upbringing of Steve Larsen, okay?</p> <p><em></em></p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>PAPA LARSON TALKS PERSONAL GROWTH AND BUSINESS GROWTH</strong></p> <p>Today I'm gonna teach you guys about the <strong>INTENT TO BECOME.</strong></p> <p>I know it's a little bit of a heavy title there but I really wanna tell you know about this. If you’re are not aware, inside of <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks Radio</a> there's a way to ask me questions. I go back and listen to a lot of your questions. <strong>Thank you, by the way.</strong></p> <p>If you wanna ask a question, just go to <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">SecretMLMHacksRadio.com</a>. It has you opt in which is more to protect me because I do put these on the show. You're about to hear it. At the bottom there's a button for you to record your question straight from your browser. <strong>You can ask anything that you want.</strong></p> <p>I'm not gonna say who this is from... But I get this question very frequently. I wanted to address it.</p> <p>I have personally brought at least 4,000 people through this process now. <strong><em>Personally.</em></strong> This is a common question.</p> <p><strong>A lot of the people I bring in are brand new.</strong> They’ve never had any success online before. It is common for me to get this kind of question… And I just wanted to share this.</p> <p><em>I'm not gonna show you the name and I’m not here to badmouth this individual.</em></p> <p>I understand <strong>EXACTLY</strong> why I am behind the camera and why you're watching. I understand <strong>WHO I AM and WHERE I AM.</strong> That’s because of…</p> <ol> <li><strong>GOD</strong> - He helps fill in the gaps</li> <li><strong>MY</strong> willingness and determination</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE MOST COMMON QUESTION ABOUT SUCCESS</strong></p> <p><strong><em>“Hey, Steve. Is this actually guaranteed to work? I'm tired of chasing shiny objects. Thank you.”</em></strong></p> <p><strong>WHAT? Are you kidding me?</strong> <em>"Is this guaranteed to work? I'm tired of chasing shiny objects."</em></p> <p><strong><em>FIRST OF ALL,</em></strong> chasing shiny objects is not my issue. <em>That is yours.</em></p> <p>And secondly, <strong><em>is it guaranteed to work?</em></strong></p> <p>There was a lady who was yelling at me on a page two weeks ago. <strong><em>WHY?</em></strong> Because I would not guarantee success for her inside the <a href="https://secretmlmhacksradio.com/begin" rel="nofollow">Secret MLM Hacks</a>.</p> <p>Would you guarantee success for someone inside of your MLM when they join it? <strong><em>You won't?</em></strong></p> <p><strong>WAIT…</strong> You will under what contingency? <em>Oh, that they actually do the stuff and do the work?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>THAT’S EXACTLY THE SAME WITH ME!</em></strong></p> <p>I just told her, <em>“Absolutely not. I will not guarantee success for you in this.”</em> And she said, <em>"What are you talking about?"</em> She asked me for the <strong>guaranteed ROI</strong> on joining the program.</p> <p>I said, <em>“We've had multiple people recruit</em> <strong><em>several hundred people</em></strong> <em>in a month with my program.We had one freak of nature recruit almost 1,000 people in a month.”</em></p> <p>People are recruiting more than they've ever done and making money in MLM for the <strong><em>FIRST FREAKING TIME</em></strong> in their life!</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT’S THE GUARANTEED ROI?</strong></p> <p><em>"Stephen, what's the guaranteed ROI?"</em> What's the guaranteed ROI of anything? <strong><em>It has everything to do with how much effort you put into it.</em></strong></p> <p>Someone else asked me the question, <em>"How do I motivate my team?"</em></p> <p><strong>YOU HAVE THE WRONG TEAM!</strong> If you have to ask that question, you have the wrong team! You have the team who's asking, <em>"What's the guaranteed ROI? Will you guarantee success for me?"</em></p> <p><strong>FREAKING NO.</strong> I don't OWN your success. No one owns mine. <em>No one OWES me a thing. And no one owes you anything.</em></p> <p><em>It drives me nuts... Boils my blood, when people say things like, "Oh, I deserve this."</em></p> <p><strong>NO! YOU DON’T!</strong> I don't deserve ANYTHING in my life. And no one OWES me anything. I will work <strong><em>tooth and nail</em></strong> for it and I'm willing to do so.</p> <p>My programs work when the people work. And when they work, they have success with it. Just like anything in life. <strong>ANYTHING IN LIFE.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I’M THE LEAST LIKELY SUCCESS STORY</strong></p> <p><strong>I did not know how to talk.</strong> I'm not just saying that. I had almost a near clinical fear of adults. If I saw someone walking towards me down the hall, I would turn and walk the other direction.</p> <p>I got pulled to the side by a high school teacher and congratulated because she said that she could hear me. I said, <em>"What are you talking about?"</em> She said, <em>"I could barely hear you at all. You actually project your voice now. I'm just congratulating you, I'm really excited about that."</em> <strong>I was not even self aware of it.</strong></p> <p>I did not know how to talk. Am I the most eloquent speaker? <strong>NO.</strong> I say, <em>“Uh, ah, um, er…”</em> all the time still. I'm totally fine with that.</p> <p><strong>I was completely broke.</strong> We were living on loans. Not even paycheck to paycheck.</p> <p><em>Everything that you see right here has been sculpted.</em> <strong><em>NOT GIVEN.</em></strong></p> <p>I love the quote, <em>"Know thyself,"</em> but ironically, I believe the only way to <strong><em>know thyself</em></strong> is to <strong><em>sculpt thyself.</em></strong></p> <p>People tell me things like, <em>"Well, Stephen, of course you can be successful because you have this show and you've got these other pieces here and you've got automation.”</em></p> <p>Yeah… <strong>BUT I WASN’T THREE YEARS AGO!</strong> <strong><em>You feel me?</em></strong> I'm yelling because I care. <em>Okay?</em></p> <p><strong><em>Passionate Papa Larsen's coming out. It’s time for real talk with Papa Larsen.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>DO I GUARANTEE SUCCESS?</strong></p> <p>I work with a lot of brand new people who've never actually finished pushing through something.Go I guarantee results? <strong>HECK NO.</strong></p> <p>Nor would I ever dare to. It's not for my benefit, <strong><em>it's for yours.</em></strong></p> <p>I was broke, I couldn't speak, I got kicked out of college my first semester. <strong><em>Literally.</em></strong> I got mercy graduated from high school. I am the least likely success story.</p> <p>It wasn't until I sat in front of the mirror one day and asked myself, <em>“What do I want with my life?”</em></p> <p>I had nothing. Getting pretty close to rock bottom. I actually ran from home. These are true stories. This is the upbringing of Steve Larsen, okay?</p> <p><em></em></p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>PAPA LARSON TALKS PERSONAL GROWTH AND BUSINESS GROWTH Today I'm gonna teach you guys about the INTENT TO BECOME. I know it's a little bit of a heavy title there but I really wanna tell you know about this. If you’re are not aware, inside of Secret MLM Hacks Radio there's a way to ask me questions. I go back and listen to a lot of your questions. Thank you, by the way. If you wanna ask a question, just go to SecretMLMHacksRadio.com. It has you opt in which is more to protect me because I do put these on the show. You're about to hear it. At the bottom there's a button for you to record your question straight from your browser. You can ask anything that you want. I'm not gonna say who this is from... But I get this question very frequently. I wanted to address it. I have personally brought at least 4,000 people through this process now. Personally. This is a common question. A lot of the people I bring in are brand new. They’ve never had any success online before. It is common for me to get this kind of question… And I just wanted to share this. I'm not gonna show you the name and I’m not here to badmouth this individual. I understand EXACTLY why I am behind the camera and why you're watching. I understand WHO I AM and WHERE I AM. That’s because of…  GOD - He helps fill in the gaps MY willingness and determination    THE MOST COMMON QUESTION ABOUT SUCCESS “Hey, Steve. Is this actually guaranteed to work? I'm tired of chasing shiny objects. Thank you.” WHAT? Are you kidding me? "Is this guaranteed to work? I'm tired of chasing shiny objects." FIRST OF ALL, chasing shiny objects is not my issue. That is yours. And secondly, is it guaranteed to work? There was a lady who was yelling at me on a page two weeks ago. WHY? Because I would not guarantee success for her inside the Secret MLM Hacks. Would you guarantee success for someone inside of your MLM when they join it? You won't? WAIT… You will under what contingency? Oh, that they actually do the stuff and do the work?   THAT’S EXACTLY THE SAME WITH ME! I just told her, “Absolutely not. I will not guarantee success for you in this.” And she said, "What are you talking about?" She asked me for the guaranteed ROI on joining the program. I said, “We've had multiple people recruit several hundred people in a month with my program.We had one freak of nature recruit almost 1,000 people in a month.” People are recruiting more than they've ever done and making money in MLM for the FIRST FREAKING TIME in their life!   WHAT’S THE GUARANTEED ROI? "Stephen, what's the guaranteed ROI?" What's the guaranteed ROI of anything? It has everything to do with how much effort you put into it. Someone else asked me the question, "How do I motivate my team?" YOU HAVE THE WRONG TEAM! If you have to ask that question, you have the wrong team! You have the team who's asking, "What's the guaranteed ROI? Will you guarantee success for me?" FREAKING NO. I don't OWN your success. No one owns mine. No one OWES me a thing. And no one owes you anything. It drives me nuts... Boils my blood, when people say things like, "Oh, I deserve this." NO! YOU DON’T! I don't deserve ANYTHING in my life. And no one OWES me anything. I will work tooth and nail for it and I'm willing to do so. My programs work when the people work. And when they work, they have success with it. Just like anything in life. ANYTHING IN LIFE.   I’M THE LEAST LIKELY SUCCESS STORY I did not know how to talk. I'm not just saying that. I had almost a near clinical fear of adults. If I saw someone walking towards me down the hall, I would turn and walk the other direction. I got pulled to the side by a high school teacher and congratulated because she said that she could hear me. I said, "What are you talking about?" She said, "I could barely hear you at all. You actually project your voice now. I'm just congratulating you, I'm really excited about that." I was not even self aware of it. I did not know how to talk. Am I the most eloquent speaker? NO. I say, “Uh, ah, um, er…” all the time still. I'm totally fine with that. I was completely broke. We were living on loans. Not even paycheck to paycheck. Everything that you see right here has been sculpted. NOT GIVEN. I love the quote, "Know thyself," but ironically, I believe the only way to know thyself is to sculpt thyself. People tell me things like, "Well, Stephen, of course you can be successful because you have this show and you've got these other pieces here and you've got automation.” Yeah… BUT I WASN’T THREE YEARS AGO! You feel me? I'm yelling because I care. Okay? Passionate Papa Larsen's coming out. It’s time for real talk with Papa Larsen.   DO I GUARANTEE SUCCESS? I work with a lot of brand new people who've never actually finished pushing through something.Go I guarantee results? HECK NO. Nor would I ever dare to. It's not for my benefit, it's for yours. 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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>ONE OF THE BIGGEST PROBLEMS WITH SELLING YOUR MLM PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Frankly, if all MLMs understood this <strong>ONE THING,</strong> the world will be a lot easier to sell MLM products to.</p> <p> </p> <p>When I first joined an MLM, I was <strong><em>working my face off.</em></strong> I was doing tons of stuff. I recruited like crazy.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I worked super hard, weeks and weeks and weeks.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Eventually I get my first paycheck in the mail. <strong>I'm so excited.</strong> I had told my wife, <em>“This is going to be the thing. This is going to be the one. This will be the thing that gets us financial security.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I was pumped because of everything it could mean for our family. That’s the reason why a lot of people join an MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>We had just found out we were expecting our first kid. We were really excited. I was like, <em>“Man, maybe this could pay for all of our medical bills. This would be cool.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I go to the mailbox to get the letter. I ran back inside to my wife so I can open it in front of her <em>(which I really regret doing)</em>.</p> <p> </p> <p>I opened up the letter and look at the pay stub… <strong><em>$13.</em></strong> I was like, <em>“Oh crap, what did I just get into?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ISMS TO SELLING YOUR MLM PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not throwing rocks at MLM. <strong><em>You understand what I'm saying?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There are some unspoken rules to selling MLM your product. They can be rough. I realized that I needed to learn to <strong><em>play this game a little bit differently.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I love MLM because of the ability to go and create a real, lasting asset.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>That's my favorite thing about it. It's a real and it’s lasting. I can keep recruiting people and it's amazing. Personally, I treat it as a back end business. We have these cool automations and systems running, which is awesome. <strong>It’s building and growing this asset.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The problem</strong> is that the commissions can be razor thin. Especially before you're hitting certain ranks and certain levels. Before your commissions start unlocking and you start getting more commissions on more levels, <strong><em>you're running hard.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is about five years ago, my little girl just turned five. I realized, <em>“Oh my gosh, I need to play the game a little bit differently than most MLMers play”</em> and frankly, I haven't see anyone else play the game like this.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>EVEN IN A DREAM MLM…</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Think about this...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say this that you have a <strong>$100</strong> product that you sell for your MLM. Let's say you're MLM matches your compensation rate dollar for dollar. Meaning you sell <strong>$100</strong> worth of product and that <strong>$100</strong> is commissionable. <strong><em>Commissionable revenue.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That’s really outstanding. Not normal for an MLM. On top of that, they’re giving you <strong><em>30% commission.</em></strong> It's freaking massive level commission. <strong><em>That's exciting.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Let's get real about it for a second.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That means you have the potential of making <strong>$30</strong> every time you make a sale. <strong>$30.</strong> You can't drive many ads with that on Facebook. You can't drive many ads with that <strong>ANYWHERE.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say you're selling a supplement on Facebook. Your MLM lets you do that. <strong><em>You’ve got all the green lights, best case scenario.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It takes <strong><em>on average,</em></strong> $100 to $120 in ad spend to acquire a supplement buyer.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You can't even afford to break even on that kind of commission level.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Those kinds of numbers hold true for a lot of things. That means you have to be willing to go <strong><em>beat street</em></strong> and talk to people. <strong><em>I wanted to find ways to talk to more people profitably.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Call me a freaking millennial. I want to have my cake and eat it too.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was obsessed over that question for so many years... And we did it. We figured out how. I’m going to give you the answer to the question, <strong><em>“How can I profitably drive traffic?”</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Did you hear what I just said?</strong> <em>Profitably drive traffic.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I can't run ads to my MLM product because it's not profitable so I put things in front of it. I drive ads to that. <strong><em>I create my own stuff.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>If MLMs understood this</em> <strong><em>ONE CONCEPT</em></strong><em>, it would change the entire industry.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PROFITABLY DRIVE TRAFFIC TO YOUR PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You can speak to people with several different costs:</strong><br> <br></p> <ul> <li>You could speak to people one on one. That's effective. <strong>It's not very efficient though.</strong></li> <li>I can do something like a show or some kind of video or a recording. Every time I speak, lots of people are hearing it. I don't have to talk to each person individually. I just duplicated my time.</li> <li>Or you could speak with ads and increase my speed with ads.</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>If you're not willing to spend ad money, I get it. You can't do it profitably inside an MLM. I'm going to show you guys how we pull this off.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not into the business of making <strong><em>break even money.</em></strong> I want to be able to <strong><em>make money.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you’re part of an MLM that doesn’t want you selling your MLM product at a discounted rate or driving ads to it, there are still things you can do.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Instead of selling your MLM product on the front end, you sell it on the backend.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is what I always teach people to do is in any business. Regardless of whatever you're in; MLM, retail, info, B2B.</p> <p> </p> <p>When you think about a value ladder, the core business is in the middle or top of the ladder. The front end is what we lead with when it comes to selling your product MLM. You create cool lead-ins that help with conversation. Those are all things that we create on the very front of the value ladder.</p> <p> </p> <p>It’s not there to make money. The only thing they're meant to do is open up the gate and get people coming in. Then they can see step number two in your value ladder.</p> <p> </p> <p>When you go start designing your value ladder, I like to create an SLO product. <strong>Self-Liquidating Offer.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The most valuable thing someone could ever do is join my down line. That's the top of the ladder. It's the end goal. <strong><em>I can't always lead with that.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PROFITABLY DRIVE TRAFFIC WITHOUT SELLING YOUR MLM PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I created al...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>ONE OF THE BIGGEST PROBLEMS WITH SELLING YOUR MLM PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Frankly, if all MLMs understood this <strong>ONE THING,</strong> the world will be a lot easier to sell MLM products to.</p> <p> </p> <p>When I first joined an MLM, I was <strong><em>working my face off.</em></strong> I was doing tons of stuff. I recruited like crazy.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I worked super hard, weeks and weeks and weeks.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Eventually I get my first paycheck in the mail. <strong>I'm so excited.</strong> I had told my wife, <em>“This is going to be the thing. This is going to be the one. This will be the thing that gets us financial security.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I was pumped because of everything it could mean for our family. That’s the reason why a lot of people join an MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>We had just found out we were expecting our first kid. We were really excited. I was like, <em>“Man, maybe this could pay for all of our medical bills. This would be cool.”</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I go to the mailbox to get the letter. I ran back inside to my wife so I can open it in front of her <em>(which I really regret doing)</em>.</p> <p> </p> <p>I opened up the letter and look at the pay stub… <strong><em>$13.</em></strong> I was like, <em>“Oh crap, what did I just get into?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ISMS TO SELLING YOUR MLM PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not throwing rocks at MLM. <strong><em>You understand what I'm saying?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There are some unspoken rules to selling MLM your product. They can be rough. I realized that I needed to learn to <strong><em>play this game a little bit differently.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I love MLM because of the ability to go and create a real, lasting asset.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>That's my favorite thing about it. It's a real and it’s lasting. I can keep recruiting people and it's amazing. Personally, I treat it as a back end business. We have these cool automations and systems running, which is awesome. <strong>It’s building and growing this asset.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The problem</strong> is that the commissions can be razor thin. Especially before you're hitting certain ranks and certain levels. Before your commissions start unlocking and you start getting more commissions on more levels, <strong><em>you're running hard.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is about five years ago, my little girl just turned five. I realized, <em>“Oh my gosh, I need to play the game a little bit differently than most MLMers play”</em> and frankly, I haven't see anyone else play the game like this.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>EVEN IN A DREAM MLM…</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Think about this...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say this that you have a <strong>$100</strong> product that you sell for your MLM. Let's say you're MLM matches your compensation rate dollar for dollar. Meaning you sell <strong>$100</strong> worth of product and that <strong>$100</strong> is commissionable. <strong><em>Commissionable revenue.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That’s really outstanding. Not normal for an MLM. On top of that, they’re giving you <strong><em>30% commission.</em></strong> It's freaking massive level commission. <strong><em>That's exciting.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Let's get real about it for a second.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>That means you have the potential of making <strong>$30</strong> every time you make a sale. <strong>$30.</strong> You can't drive many ads with that on Facebook. You can't drive many ads with that <strong>ANYWHERE.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Let's say you're selling a supplement on Facebook. Your MLM lets you do that. <strong><em>You’ve got all the green lights, best case scenario.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It takes <strong><em>on average,</em></strong> $100 to $120 in ad spend to acquire a supplement buyer.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You can't even afford to break even on that kind of commission level.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Those kinds of numbers hold true for a lot of things. That means you have to be willing to go <strong><em>beat street</em></strong> and talk to people. <strong><em>I wanted to find ways to talk to more people profitably.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Call me a freaking millennial. I want to have my cake and eat it too.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was obsessed over that question for so many years... And we did it. We figured out how. I’m going to give you the answer to the question, <strong><em>“How can I profitably drive traffic?”</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Did you hear what I just said?</strong> <em>Profitably drive traffic.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I can't run ads to my MLM product because it's not profitable so I put things in front of it. I drive ads to that. <strong><em>I create my own stuff.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>If MLMs understood this</em> <strong><em>ONE CONCEPT</em></strong><em>, it would change the entire industry.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PROFITABLY DRIVE TRAFFIC TO YOUR PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You can speak to people with several different costs:</strong><br> <br></p> <ul> <li>You could speak to people one on one. That's effective. <strong>It's not very efficient though.</strong></li> <li>I can do something like a show or some kind of video or a recording. Every time I speak, lots of people are hearing it. I don't have to talk to each person individually. I just duplicated my time.</li> <li>Or you could speak with ads and increase my speed with ads.</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>If you're not willing to spend ad money, I get it. You can't do it profitably inside an MLM. I'm going to show you guys how we pull this off.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not into the business of making <strong><em>break even money.</em></strong> I want to be able to <strong><em>make money.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you’re part of an MLM that doesn’t want you selling your MLM product at a discounted rate or driving ads to it, there are still things you can do.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Instead of selling your MLM product on the front end, you sell it on the backend.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is what I always teach people to do is in any business. Regardless of whatever you're in; MLM, retail, info, B2B.</p> <p> </p> <p>When you think about a value ladder, the core business is in the middle or top of the ladder. The front end is what we lead with when it comes to selling your product MLM. You create cool lead-ins that help with conversation. Those are all things that we create on the very front of the value ladder.</p> <p> </p> <p>It’s not there to make money. The only thing they're meant to do is open up the gate and get people coming in. Then they can see step number two in your value ladder.</p> <p> </p> <p>When you go start designing your value ladder, I like to create an SLO product. <strong>Self-Liquidating Offer.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The most valuable thing someone could ever do is join my down line. That's the top of the ladder. It's the end goal. <strong><em>I can't always lead with that.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PROFITABLY DRIVE TRAFFIC WITHOUT SELLING YOUR MLM PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I created al...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>ONE OF THE BIGGEST PROBLEMS WITH SELLING YOUR MLM PRODUCT   Frankly, if all MLMs understood this ONE THING, the world will be a lot easier to sell MLM products to.   When I first joined an MLM, I was working my face off. I was doing tons of stuff. I recruited like crazy.   I worked super hard, weeks and weeks and weeks.   Eventually I get my first paycheck in the mail. I'm so excited. I had told my wife, “This is going to be the thing. This is going to be the one. This will be the thing that gets us financial security.”   I was pumped because of everything it could mean for our family. That’s the reason why a lot of people join an MLM.   We had just found out we were expecting our first kid. We were really excited. I was like, “Man, maybe this could pay for all of our medical bills. This would be cool.”   I go to the mailbox to get the letter. I ran back inside to my wife so I can open it in front of her (which I really regret doing).   I opened up the letter and look at the pay stub… $13. I was like, “Oh crap, what did I just get into?”   ISMS TO SELLING YOUR MLM PRODUCT   I'm not throwing rocks at MLM. You understand what I'm saying?   There are some unspoken rules to selling MLM your product. They can be rough. I realized that I needed to learn to play this game a little bit differently.   I love MLM because of the ability to go and create a real, lasting asset.   That's my favorite thing about it. It's a real and it’s lasting. I can keep recruiting people and it's amazing. Personally, I treat it as a back end business. We have these cool automations and systems running, which is awesome. It’s building and growing this asset.   The problem is that the commissions can be razor thin. Especially before you're hitting certain ranks and certain levels. Before your commissions start unlocking and you start getting more commissions on more levels, you're running hard.   This is about five years ago, my little girl just turned five. I realized, “Oh my gosh, I need to play the game a little bit differently than most MLMers play” and frankly, I haven't see anyone else play the game like this.   EVEN IN A DREAM MLM…   Think about this...   Let's say this that you have a $100 product that you sell for your MLM. Let's say you're MLM matches your compensation rate dollar for dollar. Meaning you sell $100 worth of product and that $100 is commissionable. Commissionable revenue.   That’s really outstanding. Not normal for an MLM. On top of that, they’re giving you 30% commission. It's freaking massive level commission. That's exciting.   Let's get real about it for a second.   That means you have the potential of making $30 every time you make a sale. $30. You can't drive many ads with that on Facebook. You can't drive many ads with that ANYWHERE.   Let's say you're selling a supplement on Facebook. Your MLM lets you do that. You’ve got all the green lights, best case scenario.   It takes on average, $100 to $120 in ad spend to acquire a supplement buyer.   You can't even afford to break even on that kind of commission level.   Those kinds of numbers hold true for a lot of things. That means you have to be willing to go beat street and talk to people. I wanted to find ways to talk to more people profitably.   Call me a freaking millennial. I want to have my cake and eat it too.   I was obsessed over that question for so many years... And we did it. We figured out how. I’m going to give you the answer to the question, “How can I profitably drive traffic?”   Did you hear what I just said? Profitably drive traffic.   I can't run ads to my MLM product because it's not profitable so I put things in front of it. I drive ads to that. I create my own stuff.   If MLMs understood this ONE CONCEPT, it would change the entire industry.   PROFITABLY DRIVE TRAFFIC TO YOUR PRODUCT   You can speak to people with several different costs:   You could speak to people one on one. That's effective. It's not very efficient though. I can do something like a show or some kind of video or a recording. Every time I speak, lots of people are hearing it. I don't have to talk to each person individually. I just duplicated my time. Or you could speak with ads and increase my speed with ads.    If you're not willing to spend ad money, I get it. You can't do it profitably inside an MLM. I'm going to show you guys how we pull this off.   I'm not into the business of making break even money. I want to be able to make money.   If you’re part of an MLM that doesn’t want you selling your MLM product at a discounted rate or driving ads to it, there are still things you can do.   Instead of selling your MLM product on the front end, you sell it on the backend.   This is what I always teach people to do is in any business. Regardless of whatever you're in; MLM, retail, info, B2B.   When you think about a value ladder, the core business is in the middle or top of the ladder. The front end is what we lead with when it comes to selling your product MLM. You c...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>ONE OF THE BIGGEST PROBLEMS WITH SELLING YOUR MLM PRODUCT   Frankly, if all MLMs understood this ONE THING, the world will be a lot easier to sell MLM products to.   When I first joined an MLM, I was working my face off. I was doing tons of stuff. I recru</itunes:subtitle>
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      <itunes:title>77: CASE STUDY: Creating An MLM Offer...</itunes:title>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>This is how to turn ANY product into an offer so you can out-value and serve more than your whole upline or downline…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Today, I'm going to teach you guys how to create an offer out of your MLM product.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is one of the biggest mishaps any MLMer makes. To take the product that your MLM gives you and walk around with that ONE thing and try and sell it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>That is a product, not an offer.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE REALIZATION ABOUT MY MLM PRODUCT</strong></p> <p>I want to walk you through a case study within <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/are-you-on-the-path?aff_sub=google-ads&amp;aff_sub2=straight-affiliate-link&amp;affiliate_id=1335850&amp;cookiepreview=false&amp;gclid=Cj0KCQiAjZLhBRCAARIsAFHWpbHpxcz6UYIV2fZzA0p0SaGCgnQafsU0eqCwJyBEFA2o4P2IUnmk0JwaAqCDEALw_wcB&amp;noautoplay=false&amp;nopopup=false" rel="nofollow"> Secret MLM Hacks</a> program.</p> <p> </p> <p>There's a lady <em>(she’s awesome)</em> in Secret MLM Hacks program. She said to me, <em>"But Stephen, I sell mascara. How on earth do I create an offer and be unique among all the people who are selling mascara in my MLM? How do I be more unique than all those people?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>The answer is about the offer.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you've just been walking around with your MLM product, <em>you're not unique at all.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The first time I realized this, I was doing door-to-door sales. It was really hot out. This was probably six years ago. I was knocking doors. It was really hot out. I decided to hide inside of a McDonald's because it had free AC.</p> <p> </p> <p>I walked in, it felt good… But I was shocked to see that my boss and other salesmen were also hiding in this McDonald's because it was so hot.</p> <p> </p> <p>We're talking and chatting for a bit. All of a sudden, this guy walks up. He goes, <em>"Hey, you're selling pest control."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>We're like, "<em>Yeah."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>He's like, <em>"Come spray my bugs,"</em> and he asked for a sale, which is not normal. A lay down sale right there. We all looked around at each other.</p> <p> </p> <p>We all grew up together, so we knew each other and we were good friends. We all looked around at each other, and we're like, <em>"No, you didn't get a sale today," "No, you haven't had a sale in a day,"</em> or whatever, <em>"You take it," "No, you take it," "No, you take it."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Back and forth, back and forth.</em></strong> Suddenly, my boss stands up, and he goes, <em>"You,"</em> pointing to somebody. That person got a lucky lay down sale.</p> <p> </p> <p>That experience has stuck in my head because this is what I realize. It was like, <em>“Oh my gosh.”</em> It didn't matter who the guy chose. <strong><em>He had the same experience no matter who he chose.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It didn't matter who he chose because they had the same fulfillment, they had the same scripts, they had the same product, they had the same stupid jokes in their scripts. We're all wearing the same uniform. Everything was the same. There was no difference based on who he chose.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If you are selling your MLM product as it is, the way it comes from your MLM, are doing the exact same thing. <strong><em>That's the danger.</em></strong> There's no difference between choosing you over the other tens of thousands of people also selling your product. <strong><em>That's a big issue.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>LET’S CREATE A UNIQUE OFFER OUT OF YOUR PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I want to show you how to create an offer out of your MLM product. I am not telling you to change the product itself. That's why I want to walk through this case study. I want you to see how I create an offer out of somebody's MLM product to make them:<br> <br></p> <ul> <li>More unique</li> <li>More valuable</li> <li>Help them deliver more</li> <li>Solve more problems than anybody else in their downline or upline</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>That's exactly what we did, and that's exactly what's happened. It's really very powerful. <strong><em>It's amazing.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I know I'm claiming some big stuff right here. Get a piece of paper out and take this part seriously. It's very powerful. This is how I out-value everybody else in my upline and downline.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>This is how I out-value everybody else when I'm selling the product itself.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I give more solutions than the standard person. It comes down to the way I'm packaging it together. I transform it from a product into an offer. That's the real secret. I want to teach you guys how I'm doing that.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>VEHICLE VS ANCHOR</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Let’s clear one thing up before we move on. A lot of people ask me, <em>“Is the anchor of an offer and the vehicle the same thing?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>No.</strong> An anchor of an offer and the vehicle that's not the same thing.</p> <p> </p> <p>The anchor is part of the vehicle… But the vehicle is not part of the anchor.</p> <p> </p> <p>When we say:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Vehicle</li> <li>New opportunity</li> <li>Stack slide</li> <li>Offer</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>Those are all the same thing.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Let’s say I’m consuming ClickFunnels. If I'm consuming ClickFunnels, there's a belief that's causing me to consume it. I believe that ClickFunnels is the <strong><em>vehicle</em></strong> that will get me what I want.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's not that I want ClickFunnels. I want what ClickFunnels gives me, right?</p> <p> </p> <p><em>You sell the hole, not the drill. You're selling the taste, not the food.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Too many people get obsessed over their product and they're like, <em>"But this drill is amazing."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>No one wants the drill, they want the hole. It's the same thing with your product. <em>"But the mascara's amazing."</em> It's not about the mascara, they want what it does. They want it for the benefit it gives them.</p> <p> </p> <p>That's what a vehicle is. Products, offers and new opportunities. <strong><em>It’s called a vehicle because it delivers what the customer really wants.</em></strong> They don't necessarily care about your product. They just want the result that it gives them.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The anchor</strong> of the product is the part of the products that the customer's most excited about.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>OBJECTIONS TO YOUR MLM PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Let's keep with the mascara example. When you go to someone and say, <em>"Here's my mascara,"</em> there's going to be some reactions to that. Is everybody going to buy right off the bat? <strong><em>No.</em></strong> Of course not. Even if your product is really good, they don't buy because <strong><em>it's not about the product.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's about what happens when you show them the product.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>There's something that happens internally. This is wher...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>This is how to turn ANY product into an offer so you can out-value and serve more than your whole upline or downline…</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Today, I'm going to teach you guys how to create an offer out of your MLM product.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is one of the biggest mishaps any MLMer makes. To take the product that your MLM gives you and walk around with that ONE thing and try and sell it.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>That is a product, not an offer.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE REALIZATION ABOUT MY MLM PRODUCT</strong></p> <p>I want to walk you through a case study within <a href="https://secretmlmhacks.com/are-you-on-the-path?aff_sub=google-ads&amp;aff_sub2=straight-affiliate-link&amp;affiliate_id=1335850&amp;cookiepreview=false&amp;gclid=Cj0KCQiAjZLhBRCAARIsAFHWpbHpxcz6UYIV2fZzA0p0SaGCgnQafsU0eqCwJyBEFA2o4P2IUnmk0JwaAqCDEALw_wcB&amp;noautoplay=false&amp;nopopup=false" rel="nofollow"> Secret MLM Hacks</a> program.</p> <p> </p> <p>There's a lady <em>(she’s awesome)</em> in Secret MLM Hacks program. She said to me, <em>"But Stephen, I sell mascara. How on earth do I create an offer and be unique among all the people who are selling mascara in my MLM? How do I be more unique than all those people?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>The answer is about the offer.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you've just been walking around with your MLM product, <em>you're not unique at all.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The first time I realized this, I was doing door-to-door sales. It was really hot out. This was probably six years ago. I was knocking doors. It was really hot out. I decided to hide inside of a McDonald's because it had free AC.</p> <p> </p> <p>I walked in, it felt good… But I was shocked to see that my boss and other salesmen were also hiding in this McDonald's because it was so hot.</p> <p> </p> <p>We're talking and chatting for a bit. All of a sudden, this guy walks up. He goes, <em>"Hey, you're selling pest control."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>We're like, "<em>Yeah."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>He's like, <em>"Come spray my bugs,"</em> and he asked for a sale, which is not normal. A lay down sale right there. We all looked around at each other.</p> <p> </p> <p>We all grew up together, so we knew each other and we were good friends. We all looked around at each other, and we're like, <em>"No, you didn't get a sale today," "No, you haven't had a sale in a day,"</em> or whatever, <em>"You take it," "No, you take it," "No, you take it."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Back and forth, back and forth.</em></strong> Suddenly, my boss stands up, and he goes, <em>"You,"</em> pointing to somebody. That person got a lucky lay down sale.</p> <p> </p> <p>That experience has stuck in my head because this is what I realize. It was like, <em>“Oh my gosh.”</em> It didn't matter who the guy chose. <strong><em>He had the same experience no matter who he chose.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It didn't matter who he chose because they had the same fulfillment, they had the same scripts, they had the same product, they had the same stupid jokes in their scripts. We're all wearing the same uniform. Everything was the same. There was no difference based on who he chose.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If you are selling your MLM product as it is, the way it comes from your MLM, are doing the exact same thing. <strong><em>That's the danger.</em></strong> There's no difference between choosing you over the other tens of thousands of people also selling your product. <strong><em>That's a big issue.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>LET’S CREATE A UNIQUE OFFER OUT OF YOUR PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I want to show you how to create an offer out of your MLM product. I am not telling you to change the product itself. That's why I want to walk through this case study. I want you to see how I create an offer out of somebody's MLM product to make them:<br> <br></p> <ul> <li>More unique</li> <li>More valuable</li> <li>Help them deliver more</li> <li>Solve more problems than anybody else in their downline or upline</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>That's exactly what we did, and that's exactly what's happened. It's really very powerful. <strong><em>It's amazing.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I know I'm claiming some big stuff right here. Get a piece of paper out and take this part seriously. It's very powerful. This is how I out-value everybody else in my upline and downline.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>This is how I out-value everybody else when I'm selling the product itself.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I give more solutions than the standard person. It comes down to the way I'm packaging it together. I transform it from a product into an offer. That's the real secret. I want to teach you guys how I'm doing that.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>VEHICLE VS ANCHOR</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Let’s clear one thing up before we move on. A lot of people ask me, <em>“Is the anchor of an offer and the vehicle the same thing?”</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>No.</strong> An anchor of an offer and the vehicle that's not the same thing.</p> <p> </p> <p>The anchor is part of the vehicle… But the vehicle is not part of the anchor.</p> <p> </p> <p>When we say:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Vehicle</li> <li>New opportunity</li> <li>Stack slide</li> <li>Offer</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>Those are all the same thing.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Let’s say I’m consuming ClickFunnels. If I'm consuming ClickFunnels, there's a belief that's causing me to consume it. I believe that ClickFunnels is the <strong><em>vehicle</em></strong> that will get me what I want.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's not that I want ClickFunnels. I want what ClickFunnels gives me, right?</p> <p> </p> <p><em>You sell the hole, not the drill. You're selling the taste, not the food.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Too many people get obsessed over their product and they're like, <em>"But this drill is amazing."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>No one wants the drill, they want the hole. It's the same thing with your product. <em>"But the mascara's amazing."</em> It's not about the mascara, they want what it does. They want it for the benefit it gives them.</p> <p> </p> <p>That's what a vehicle is. Products, offers and new opportunities. <strong><em>It’s called a vehicle because it delivers what the customer really wants.</em></strong> They don't necessarily care about your product. They just want the result that it gives them.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>The anchor</strong> of the product is the part of the products that the customer's most excited about.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>OBJECTIONS TO YOUR MLM PRODUCT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Let's keep with the mascara example. When you go to someone and say, <em>"Here's my mascara,"</em> there's going to be some reactions to that. Is everybody going to buy right off the bat? <strong><em>No.</em></strong> Of course not. Even if your product is really good, they don't buy because <strong><em>it's not about the product.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>It's about what happens when you show them the product.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>There's something that happens internally. This is wher...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>This is how to turn ANY product into an offer so you can out-value and serve more than your whole upline or downline…   Today, I'm going to teach you guys how to create an offer out of your MLM product.   This is one of the biggest mishaps any MLMer makes. To take the product that your MLM gives you and walk around with that ONE thing and try and sell it.   That is a product, not an offer.   THE REALIZATION ABOUT MY MLM PRODUCT I want to walk you through a case study within  Secret MLM Hacks program.   There's a lady (she’s awesome) in Secret MLM Hacks program. She said to me, "But Stephen, I sell mascara. How on earth do I create an offer and be unique among all the people who are selling mascara in my MLM? How do I be more unique than all those people?"   The answer is about the offer.   If you've just been walking around with your MLM product, you're not unique at all.   The first time I realized this, I was doing door-to-door sales. It was really hot out. This was probably six years ago. I was knocking doors. It was really hot out. I decided to hide inside of a McDonald's because it had free AC.   I walked in, it felt good… But I was shocked to see that my boss and other salesmen were also hiding in this McDonald's because it was so hot.   We're talking and chatting for a bit. All of a sudden, this guy walks up. He goes, "Hey, you're selling pest control."   We're like, "Yeah."   He's like, "Come spray my bugs," and he asked for a sale, which is not normal. A lay down sale right there. We all looked around at each other.   We all grew up together, so we knew each other and we were good friends. We all looked around at each other, and we're like, "No, you didn't get a sale today," "No, you haven't had a sale in a day," or whatever, "You take it," "No, you take it," "No, you take it."   Back and forth, back and forth. Suddenly, my boss stands up, and he goes, "You," pointing to somebody. That person got a lucky lay down sale.   That experience has stuck in my head because this is what I realize. It was like, “Oh my gosh.” It didn't matter who the guy chose. He had the same experience no matter who he chose.   It didn't matter who he chose because they had the same fulfillment, they had the same scripts, they had the same product, they had the same stupid jokes in their scripts. We're all wearing the same uniform. Everything was the same. There was no difference based on who he chose.   If you are selling your MLM product as it is, the way it comes from your MLM, are doing the exact same thing. That's the danger. There's no difference between choosing you over the other tens of thousands of people also selling your product. That's a big issue.   LET’S CREATE A UNIQUE OFFER OUT OF YOUR PRODUCT   I want to show you how to create an offer out of your MLM product. I am not telling you to change the product itself. That's why I want to walk through this case study. I want you to see how I create an offer out of somebody's MLM product to make them:   More unique More valuable Help them deliver more Solve more problems than anybody else in their downline or upline    That's exactly what we did, and that's exactly what's happened. It's really very powerful. It's amazing.   I know I'm claiming some big stuff right here. Get a piece of paper out and take this part seriously. It's very powerful. This is how I out-value everybody else in my upline and downline.   This is how I out-value everybody else when I'm selling the product itself.   I give more solutions than the standard person. It comes down to the way I'm packaging it together. I transform it from a product into an offer. That's the real secret. I want to teach you guys how I'm doing that.   VEHICLE VS ANCHOR   Let’s clear one thing up before we move on. A lot of people ask me, “Is the anchor of an offer and the vehicle the same thing?”   No. An anchor of an offer and the vehicle that's not the same thing.   The anchor is part of the vehicle… But the vehicle is not part of the anchor.   When we say:    Vehicle New opportunity Stack slide Offer    Those are all the same thing.   Let’s say I’m consuming ClickFunnels. If I'm consuming ClickFunnels, there's a belief that's causing me to consume it. I believe that ClickFunnels is the vehicle that will get me what I want.   It's not that I want ClickFunnels. I want what ClickFunnels gives me, right?   You sell the hole, not the drill. You're selling the taste, not the food.   Too many people get obsessed over their product and they're like, "But this drill is amazing."   No one wants the drill, they want the hole. It's the same thing with your product. "But the mascara's amazing." It's not about the mascara, they want what it does. They want it for the benefit it gives them.   That's what a vehicle is. Products, offers and new opportunities. It’s called a vehicle because it delivers what the customer really wants. They don't necessarily care about your product. They just want the result that it gives them.   Th...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>This is how to turn ANY product into an offer so you can out-value and serve more than your whole upline or downline…   Today, I'm going to teach you guys how to create an offer out of your MLM product.   This is one of the biggest mishaps any MLMer makes</itunes:subtitle>
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      <itunes:title>76: Do NOT Recruit Everyone...</itunes:title>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>Be picky about who you recruit. They're the foundation of your business...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Today, I'm gonna teach you <strong><em>why you should not recruit everybody.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This one concept has been very challenging for me to get across to a lot of new MLM-ers. <strong><em>They have the inclination to recruit anything that has a heartbeat.</em></strong> I totally get it because we start thinking, <em>"If I just got three people, and then they each got three people, and then they all got three people, the next big question I have to answer is, what island will I buy?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>There's two things I wanna show in this episode:</strong><br> <br></p> <ol> <li>Why you should not recruit anybody</li> <li>The things I make people go through when they're <strong><em>trying</em></strong> to join my downline</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>Yes, <strong><em>trying</em></strong> to join my downline.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHO GETS TO JOIN MY DOWNLINE?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Imagine MLM as a whole.</p> <p> </p> <p>The average person is recruiting two people. <strong><em>You better be recruiting some freaking rock stars!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There's no way that you're gonna go grow an asset if you’re only using the methods that MLM is teaching you to go do. <strong>There's just not.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Do you know what’s going to make your life easier?</strong> <em>Get very focused on who you actually want.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>There are multiple kinds of people inside of any MLM.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I want people who are already in MLM to join my downline.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not leaving MLM. I'm telling people who are already in it, <strong>easier and better</strong> ways to recruit.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm <strong>NOT</strong> telling people who are <strong>NOT</strong> already in MLM to join my downline.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><em>People still doing 9 to 5 that haven't left it</em></li> </ul> <ul> <li>People who have never tried anything else</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Someone who’s a complainer</li> </ul> <ul> <li>The person who’s started a small business</li> </ul> <ul> <li>People who are freelancers</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>I’m not trying to <strong>convince</strong> people. I’m not telling them to <strong>abandon</strong> what they’re doing. I’m not telling people to come and join my downline.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I want you to understand what I'm doing, and why my team kills it.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHY I DON’T NEED TO RECRUIT ANYBODY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There are <a href="https://www.quora.com/How-many-MLM-network-marketing-distributors-are-there-in-the-U-S" rel="nofollow"> 18.2 million people</a> actively in MLM in the USA alone.</p> <p> </p> <p>Do you think all of them are happy? <strong><em>No.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Do you think all of them are being successful? <strong><em>No.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>As with anything in life, some people make it and some people don’t.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Do you want to know the reason I recruit so much? I am not reaching out to those who are not already in MLM. <strong><em>I'm reaching to those are already in MLM.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm talking to people inside downlines. <strong><em>THERE ARE 18.2 MILLION OF THEM!  </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>EXAMPLE: This guy right here.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>He freaking hates what he’s doing.</em></strong> He knows that MLM is a good opportunity. He hates his MLM’s tactics. He hates that he can't get more people inside of his opportunity. He's seeing it sail without him in it. The ship is move, and he's not on board. <strong><em>He's trying so hard to get on board but no one is helping him.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That's who I sell.</strong> I sell the people inside of existing MLMs. I don't have to deal with stupid questions like, <em>"Is it a pyramid scheme?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I don't just recruit anybody that has a heartbeat.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't let anybody in just because they want to. I actually people through an application process. A real application. Right off the bat, I kill at least half the applications.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>This year I’ve had 700 people asking to join my downline.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is a business. I am not running it as a hobby. <strong><em>It is a business.</em></strong> They're going through an interview. If they want the assets that I have for them:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Prebuilt systems</li> <li>My connections</li> <li>My Rolodex</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I'm gonna make it hard.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>DON’T JUST RECRUIT ANYBODY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Just because they have the money…</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Just because they are able…</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Doesn't mean they're willing.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Just because they have the money doesn't mean that they are willing to go do what it takes.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The way that you bring people into your downline is so important. It determines how successful they'll be after they join you.</p> <p> </p> <p>Imagine if anybody could join and get inside any country they want willy-nilly. Passport or not. That would cause massive issue.</p> <p> </p> <p>Treat yourself like a country. <strong><em>I’M AN ISLAND, BABY!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>You can't get on my island unless you have the right credentials.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I take a lot of people who are brand new. What I'm looking for is beliefs and mentalities. Their willingness to run forward.</p> <p> </p> <p>I’ve got a quote on my wall that says, <em>"Is this friend a growth friend or a maintenance friend?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Is this person a growth friend or a maintenance friend?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>MLM is a business, <strong><em>NOT A HOBBY!</em></strong> I do not take on a maintenance recruit. I only take on growth recruits.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Not everyone inside an MLM is created equal.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Not everyone has the same goals.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Not everyone has the same time.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Not everyone has the same backgrounds or skill sets.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>IF MY MLM TOLD ME TO RECRUIT ANYBODY…</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I flip the table on the script. I do exactly the opposite of what my MLM tells me to do.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Go talk to everybody!"</em> <strong>No.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Go do phone meetings!"</em> <strong>Absolutely not.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The last time I did any of that was in my first MLM. I <strong><em>HATED</em></strong> it and thought to myself, <em>"I'm never doing this again. I'm gonna find another way to do this."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>And I did.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Not everyone has the same ambition or audacity. 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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>Be picky about who you recruit. They're the foundation of your business...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Today, I'm gonna teach you <strong><em>why you should not recruit everybody.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This one concept has been very challenging for me to get across to a lot of new MLM-ers. <strong><em>They have the inclination to recruit anything that has a heartbeat.</em></strong> I totally get it because we start thinking, <em>"If I just got three people, and then they each got three people, and then they all got three people, the next big question I have to answer is, what island will I buy?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>There's two things I wanna show in this episode:</strong><br> <br></p> <ol> <li>Why you should not recruit anybody</li> <li>The things I make people go through when they're <strong><em>trying</em></strong> to join my downline</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>Yes, <strong><em>trying</em></strong> to join my downline.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHO GETS TO JOIN MY DOWNLINE?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Imagine MLM as a whole.</p> <p> </p> <p>The average person is recruiting two people. <strong><em>You better be recruiting some freaking rock stars!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There's no way that you're gonna go grow an asset if you’re only using the methods that MLM is teaching you to go do. <strong>There's just not.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Do you know what’s going to make your life easier?</strong> <em>Get very focused on who you actually want.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>There are multiple kinds of people inside of any MLM.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I want people who are already in MLM to join my downline.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not leaving MLM. I'm telling people who are already in it, <strong>easier and better</strong> ways to recruit.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm <strong>NOT</strong> telling people who are <strong>NOT</strong> already in MLM to join my downline.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><em>People still doing 9 to 5 that haven't left it</em></li> </ul> <ul> <li>People who have never tried anything else</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Someone who’s a complainer</li> </ul> <ul> <li>The person who’s started a small business</li> </ul> <ul> <li>People who are freelancers</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>I’m not trying to <strong>convince</strong> people. I’m not telling them to <strong>abandon</strong> what they’re doing. I’m not telling people to come and join my downline.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>I want you to understand what I'm doing, and why my team kills it.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHY I DON’T NEED TO RECRUIT ANYBODY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>There are <a href="https://www.quora.com/How-many-MLM-network-marketing-distributors-are-there-in-the-U-S" rel="nofollow"> 18.2 million people</a> actively in MLM in the USA alone.</p> <p> </p> <p>Do you think all of them are happy? <strong><em>No.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Do you think all of them are being successful? <strong><em>No.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>As with anything in life, some people make it and some people don’t.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Do you want to know the reason I recruit so much? I am not reaching out to those who are not already in MLM. <strong><em>I'm reaching to those are already in MLM.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I'm talking to people inside downlines. <strong><em>THERE ARE 18.2 MILLION OF THEM!  </em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>EXAMPLE: This guy right here.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>He freaking hates what he’s doing.</em></strong> He knows that MLM is a good opportunity. He hates his MLM’s tactics. He hates that he can't get more people inside of his opportunity. He's seeing it sail without him in it. The ship is move, and he's not on board. <strong><em>He's trying so hard to get on board but no one is helping him.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That's who I sell.</strong> I sell the people inside of existing MLMs. I don't have to deal with stupid questions like, <em>"Is it a pyramid scheme?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I don't just recruit anybody that has a heartbeat.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't let anybody in just because they want to. I actually people through an application process. A real application. Right off the bat, I kill at least half the applications.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>This year I’ve had 700 people asking to join my downline.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This is a business. I am not running it as a hobby. <strong><em>It is a business.</em></strong> They're going through an interview. If they want the assets that I have for them:</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Prebuilt systems</li> <li>My connections</li> <li>My Rolodex</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>I'm gonna make it hard.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>DON’T JUST RECRUIT ANYBODY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Just because they have the money…</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Just because they are able…</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Doesn't mean they're willing.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Just because they have the money doesn't mean that they are willing to go do what it takes.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The way that you bring people into your downline is so important. It determines how successful they'll be after they join you.</p> <p> </p> <p>Imagine if anybody could join and get inside any country they want willy-nilly. Passport or not. That would cause massive issue.</p> <p> </p> <p>Treat yourself like a country. <strong><em>I’M AN ISLAND, BABY!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>You can't get on my island unless you have the right credentials.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I take a lot of people who are brand new. What I'm looking for is beliefs and mentalities. Their willingness to run forward.</p> <p> </p> <p>I’ve got a quote on my wall that says, <em>"Is this friend a growth friend or a maintenance friend?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Is this person a growth friend or a maintenance friend?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>MLM is a business, <strong><em>NOT A HOBBY!</em></strong> I do not take on a maintenance recruit. I only take on growth recruits.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Not everyone inside an MLM is created equal.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Not everyone has the same goals.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Not everyone has the same time.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Not everyone has the same backgrounds or skill sets.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>IF MY MLM TOLD ME TO RECRUIT ANYBODY…</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I flip the table on the script. I do exactly the opposite of what my MLM tells me to do.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Go talk to everybody!"</em> <strong>No.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>"Go do phone meetings!"</em> <strong>Absolutely not.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>The last time I did any of that was in my first MLM. I <strong><em>HATED</em></strong> it and thought to myself, <em>"I'm never doing this again. I'm gonna find another way to do this."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>And I did.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Not everyone has the same ambition or audacity. 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      <itunes:summary>Be picky about who you recruit. They're the foundation of your business...   Today, I'm gonna teach you why you should not recruit everybody.   This one concept has been very challenging for me to get across to a lot of new MLM-ers. They have the inclination to recruit anything that has a heartbeat. I totally get it because we start thinking, "If I just got three people, and then they each got three people, and then they all got three people, the next big question I have to answer is, what island will I buy?"   There's two things I wanna show in this episode:   Why you should not recruit anybody The things I make people go through when they're trying to join my downline    Yes, trying to join my downline.   WHO GETS TO JOIN MY DOWNLINE?   Imagine MLM as a whole.   The average person is recruiting two people. You better be recruiting some freaking rock stars!   There's no way that you're gonna go grow an asset if you’re only using the methods that MLM is teaching you to go do. There's just not.   Do you know what’s going to make your life easier? Get very focused on who you actually want.   There are multiple kinds of people inside of any MLM.   I want people who are already in MLM to join my downline.   I'm not leaving MLM. I'm telling people who are already in it, easier and better ways to recruit.   I'm NOT telling people who are NOT already in MLM to join my downline.      People still doing 9 to 5 that haven't left it   People who have never tried anything else   Someone who’s a complainer   The person who’s started a small business   People who are freelancers      I’m not trying to convince people. I’m not telling them to abandon what they’re doing. I’m not telling people to come and join my downline.   I want you to understand what I'm doing, and why my team kills it.   WHY I DON’T NEED TO RECRUIT ANYBODY   There are  18.2 million people actively in MLM in the USA alone.   Do you think all of them are happy? No.   Do you think all of them are being successful? No.   As with anything in life, some people make it and some people don’t.   Do you want to know the reason I recruit so much? I am not reaching out to those who are not already in MLM. I'm reaching to those are already in MLM.   I'm talking to people inside downlines. THERE ARE 18.2 MILLION OF THEM!     EXAMPLE: This guy right here.   He freaking hates what he’s doing. He knows that MLM is a good opportunity. He hates his MLM’s tactics. He hates that he can't get more people inside of his opportunity. He's seeing it sail without him in it. The ship is move, and he's not on board. He's trying so hard to get on board but no one is helping him.   That's who I sell. I sell the people inside of existing MLMs. I don't have to deal with stupid questions like, "Is it a pyramid scheme?"   I don't just recruit anybody that has a heartbeat.   I don't let anybody in just because they want to. I actually people through an application process. A real application. Right off the bat, I kill at least half the applications.   This year I’ve had 700 people asking to join my downline.   This is a business. I am not running it as a hobby. It is a business. They're going through an interview. If they want the assets that I have for them:    Prebuilt systems My connections My Rolodex    I'm gonna make it hard.   DON’T JUST RECRUIT ANYBODY   Just because they have the money…   Just because they are able…   Doesn't mean they're willing.   Just because they have the money doesn't mean that they are willing to go do what it takes.   The way that you bring people into your downline is so important. It determines how successful they'll be after they join you.   Imagine if anybody could join and get inside any country they want willy-nilly. Passport or not. That would cause massive issue.   Treat yourself like a country. I’M AN ISLAND, BABY!   You can't get on my island unless you have the right credentials.   I take a lot of people who are brand new. What I'm looking for is beliefs and mentalities. Their willingness to run forward.   I’ve got a quote on my wall that says, "Is this friend a growth friend or a maintenance friend?"   Is this person a growth friend or a maintenance friend?   MLM is a business, NOT A HOBBY! I do not take on a maintenance recruit. I only take on growth recruits.   Not everyone inside an MLM is created equal.   Not everyone has the same goals.   Not everyone has the same time.   Not everyone has the same backgrounds or skill sets.   IF MY MLM TOLD ME TO RECRUIT ANYBODY…   I flip the table on the script. 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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>This is the coolest way to get more people coming to YOU, than you can handle...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BOOM!</strong> What's going on everyone? Today I'm going to teach you how to <strong><em>get paid to prospect.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I joined my first MLM about four years ago. I was recruiting people straight off Main Street. It worked. I got people to join my downline. But it was challenging because I had <strong>NO IDEA</strong> what to tell them to do afterwards!</p> <p> </p> <p>To my <strong>DISGUST</strong> I told them, <em>"Just make a list of your friends and family. Get out there and start talking to people."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I realized I was part of the same <strong>BROKEN</strong> system.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>VISUALIZE YOUR GOALS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>When I first joined MLM, I had my pride on the line. I told my now wife, <em>"Babe, this will be</em> <strong><em>the thing.</em></strong> <em>This is what's going to pay for our kid."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>We had just found out our first kid was on the way. I was super excited. <strong><em>"This could pay all the bills for the medical costs."</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It’s important to visualize your goals. You should see yourself as a winner. The person whose conquered the world!</p> <p> </p> <p>My first month in MLM, <strong>I recruited 13 people</strong> - which isn't bad, right?</p> <p> </p> <p><em>The average person recruits two to three people in their entire life - EVER!</em></p> <p> </p> <p>It was enough to get attention of several people in my upline, <em>"Holy crap who's this guy? That's amazing."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>My downline didn't do much because I didn't know how to train them. <strong>It was 100% my fault.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This whole recruiting process was embarrassing. It was hard work. People started thinking I was using our relationship to get money. I was becoming that guy for family reunions. I had done well to recruit all these people, but at the expense of my family and friends. <strong>I wasn’t willing to keep doing that.  </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE IDEA TO ATTRACT PEOPLE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>A few months later I had an idea, <em>"What if I could create something that would attract people?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Something that’s so attractive and enticing that they <strong>paid for it.</strong> THEN I could take that money and I could <strong>dump it into ads.</strong> I wouldn't make any money on it <strong>AT ALL.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>SAY WHAT!?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This strategy would let people <strong>vote with their wallets</strong> - not their mouths.</p> <p> </p> <p>It took a lot of time to come up with the perfect product that would attract people. People who were going to be interested in my opportunity.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>IT WORKED!</strong> People started buying the product. This put a little cash in my pocket which I could dump into ads.</p> <p> </p> <p>Once people had their hands on the product and saw what I was doing they were like, <em>"Dang. This is the kind of stuff that you do Stephen? Let me join your downline."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT IS PAID PROSPECTING?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>Over the course of a year, 350 people bought the product that I created to attract people. It wasn't an MLMs product, I made it. It was an info product. It was one of my first times really creating something.</p> <p> </p> <p>These 350 people that had a taste of my product were reaching out to me saying, <em>"Dude, whatever you're in, I want in."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I hadn’t even told them about the opportunity yet! People where queueing up and fighting for the change to join my downline.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The concept of creating something that my MLM doesn't own was life changing.</p> <p> </p> <p>My MLM doesn't own it so I have control over driving traffic to it. Anyone who buys the products is a serious MLM-er. <strong><em>How do I know that?</em></strong> Because they’ve had to take out their credit card to get their hands on it. I don't have to have stupid conversations with people who don’t get MLM. <em>"Is this a pyramid scheme?"</em> and garbage like that. <strong>I don't do any of those conversations.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I know it sounds <strong>too good to be true</strong>. That's why I'm doing this freaking blog post!</p> <p> </p> <p><em>This is the kind of stuff that Secret MLM Hacks will teach you to do.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Create something so you get paid to prospect.</strong> Get people who are already in MLM to vote with their wallets. Package it so it’s sexy and attractive to those who are already in MLM. They vote with their wallets and put their money where their mouth is.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is how we've had people recruit several hundreds into their downlines. This stuff works. This is what Secret MLM Hacks teaches you. <strong><em>The secret is Paid Prospecting.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>People want to be in your downline.</strong> People want to build a real asset. You just need to figure out how to attract people who are predisposed to joining your downline.</p> <p> </p> <p>Paid Prospecting will change your life and I want to show you how I do it. <em>What we're doing is very cutting edge.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW TO PULL OFF PAID PROSPECTING</strong></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>What if you’re part of an MLM that never wants you to say their name? There's still a way to <strong>attract people</strong> and recruit them into your downline.</p> <p> </p> <p>One of the easiest ways to be successful in this game is to build your own business on top of theirs. Technically, you’re selling somebody else's business and product. You're licensing their products. <strong><em>It's like a glorified affiliate.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You don't have any assets. You’re using:</strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Their product</li> <li>Their script</li> <li>Their duplicated websites.</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>How are you supposed to be different? It doesn't work that way in other industries. Why do I expect it to work in the MLM industry?</p> <p> </p> <p>You don't have any assets. <strong>AT ALL.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I develop assets in front of the MLM product that are <strong><em>self liquidating</em></strong>. I don't care if I make any money on them. They exist purely to attract people to me. What this does is, it lets me pitch <strong>WARM LEADS</strong> that should be in my downline. <em>People that should be buying my products.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If your MLM doesn't want you to sell your products online, don't. You might have an awesome weight loss product but you can’t put it online. <strong><em>Not in a funnel or on Facebook ads.</em></strong> I bet you could create something in the front <em>(completely unaffiliated with your MLM)</em> attracts people to you.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Marketing pulls, prospecting pushes.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>GET PAID TO PROSPECT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>I know some very successful individuals...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>This is the coolest way to get more people coming to YOU, than you can handle...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BOOM!</strong> What's going on everyone? Today I'm going to teach you how to <strong><em>get paid to prospect.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I joined my first MLM about four years ago. I was recruiting people straight off Main Street. It worked. I got people to join my downline. But it was challenging because I had <strong>NO IDEA</strong> what to tell them to do afterwards!</p> <p> </p> <p>To my <strong>DISGUST</strong> I told them, <em>"Just make a list of your friends and family. Get out there and start talking to people."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>I realized I was part of the same <strong>BROKEN</strong> system.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>VISUALIZE YOUR GOALS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>When I first joined MLM, I had my pride on the line. I told my now wife, <em>"Babe, this will be</em> <strong><em>the thing.</em></strong> <em>This is what's going to pay for our kid."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>We had just found out our first kid was on the way. I was super excited. <strong><em>"This could pay all the bills for the medical costs."</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>It’s important to visualize your goals. You should see yourself as a winner. The person whose conquered the world!</p> <p> </p> <p>My first month in MLM, <strong>I recruited 13 people</strong> - which isn't bad, right?</p> <p> </p> <p><em>The average person recruits two to three people in their entire life - EVER!</em></p> <p> </p> <p>It was enough to get attention of several people in my upline, <em>"Holy crap who's this guy? That's amazing."</em></p> <p> </p> <p>My downline didn't do much because I didn't know how to train them. <strong>It was 100% my fault.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This whole recruiting process was embarrassing. It was hard work. People started thinking I was using our relationship to get money. I was becoming that guy for family reunions. I had done well to recruit all these people, but at the expense of my family and friends. <strong>I wasn’t willing to keep doing that.  </strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE IDEA TO ATTRACT PEOPLE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>A few months later I had an idea, <em>"What if I could create something that would attract people?"</em></p> <p> </p> <p>Something that’s so attractive and enticing that they <strong>paid for it.</strong> THEN I could take that money and I could <strong>dump it into ads.</strong> I wouldn't make any money on it <strong>AT ALL.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>SAY WHAT!?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>This strategy would let people <strong>vote with their wallets</strong> - not their mouths.</p> <p> </p> <p>It took a lot of time to come up with the perfect product that would attract people. People who were going to be interested in my opportunity.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>IT WORKED!</strong> People started buying the product. This put a little cash in my pocket which I could dump into ads.</p> <p> </p> <p>Once people had their hands on the product and saw what I was doing they were like, <em>"Dang. This is the kind of stuff that you do Stephen? Let me join your downline."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>WHAT IS PAID PROSPECTING?</strong></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>Over the course of a year, 350 people bought the product that I created to attract people. It wasn't an MLMs product, I made it. It was an info product. It was one of my first times really creating something.</p> <p> </p> <p>These 350 people that had a taste of my product were reaching out to me saying, <em>"Dude, whatever you're in, I want in."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>I hadn’t even told them about the opportunity yet! People where queueing up and fighting for the change to join my downline.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The concept of creating something that my MLM doesn't own was life changing.</p> <p> </p> <p>My MLM doesn't own it so I have control over driving traffic to it. Anyone who buys the products is a serious MLM-er. <strong><em>How do I know that?</em></strong> Because they’ve had to take out their credit card to get their hands on it. I don't have to have stupid conversations with people who don’t get MLM. <em>"Is this a pyramid scheme?"</em> and garbage like that. <strong>I don't do any of those conversations.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I know it sounds <strong>too good to be true</strong>. That's why I'm doing this freaking blog post!</p> <p> </p> <p><em>This is the kind of stuff that Secret MLM Hacks will teach you to do.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Create something so you get paid to prospect.</strong> Get people who are already in MLM to vote with their wallets. Package it so it’s sexy and attractive to those who are already in MLM. They vote with their wallets and put their money where their mouth is.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is how we've had people recruit several hundreds into their downlines. This stuff works. This is what Secret MLM Hacks teaches you. <strong><em>The secret is Paid Prospecting.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>People want to be in your downline.</strong> People want to build a real asset. You just need to figure out how to attract people who are predisposed to joining your downline.</p> <p> </p> <p>Paid Prospecting will change your life and I want to show you how I do it. <em>What we're doing is very cutting edge.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>HOW TO PULL OFF PAID PROSPECTING</strong></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>What if you’re part of an MLM that never wants you to say their name? There's still a way to <strong>attract people</strong> and recruit them into your downline.</p> <p> </p> <p>One of the easiest ways to be successful in this game is to build your own business on top of theirs. Technically, you’re selling somebody else's business and product. You're licensing their products. <strong><em>It's like a glorified affiliate.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>You don't have any assets. You’re using:</strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Their product</li> <li>Their script</li> <li>Their duplicated websites.</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>How are you supposed to be different? It doesn't work that way in other industries. Why do I expect it to work in the MLM industry?</p> <p> </p> <p>You don't have any assets. <strong>AT ALL.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I develop assets in front of the MLM product that are <strong><em>self liquidating</em></strong>. I don't care if I make any money on them. They exist purely to attract people to me. What this does is, it lets me pitch <strong>WARM LEADS</strong> that should be in my downline. <em>People that should be buying my products.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If your MLM doesn't want you to sell your products online, don't. You might have an awesome weight loss product but you can’t put it online. <strong><em>Not in a funnel or on Facebook ads.</em></strong> I bet you could create something in the front <em>(completely unaffiliated with your MLM)</em> attracts people to you.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Marketing pulls, prospecting pushes.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>GET PAID TO PROSPECT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>I know some very successful individuals...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>This is the coolest way to get more people coming to YOU, than you can handle...   BOOM! What's going on everyone? Today I'm going to teach you how to get paid to prospect.   I joined my first MLM about four years ago. I was recruiting people straight off Main Street. It worked. I got people to join my downline. But it was challenging because I had NO IDEA what to tell them to do afterwards!   To my DISGUST I told them, "Just make a list of your friends and family. Get out there and start talking to people."   I realized I was part of the same BROKEN system.   VISUALIZE YOUR GOALS     When I first joined MLM, I had my pride on the line. I told my now wife, "Babe, this will be the thing. This is what's going to pay for our kid."   We had just found out our first kid was on the way. I was super excited. "This could pay all the bills for the medical costs."   It’s important to visualize your goals. You should see yourself as a winner. The person whose conquered the world!   My first month in MLM, I recruited 13 people - which isn't bad, right?   The average person recruits two to three people in their entire life - EVER!   It was enough to get attention of several people in my upline, "Holy crap who's this guy? That's amazing."   My downline didn't do much because I didn't know how to train them. It was 100% my fault.   This whole recruiting process was embarrassing. It was hard work. People started thinking I was using our relationship to get money. I was becoming that guy for family reunions. I had done well to recruit all these people, but at the expense of my family and friends. I wasn’t willing to keep doing that.     THE IDEA TO ATTRACT PEOPLE   A few months later I had an idea, "What if I could create something that would attract people?"   Something that’s so attractive and enticing that they paid for it. THEN I could take that money and I could dump it into ads. I wouldn't make any money on it AT ALL.   SAY WHAT!?   This strategy would let people vote with their wallets - not their mouths.   It took a lot of time to come up with the perfect product that would attract people. People who were going to be interested in my opportunity.   IT WORKED! People started buying the product. This put a little cash in my pocket which I could dump into ads.   Once people had their hands on the product and saw what I was doing they were like, "Dang. This is the kind of stuff that you do Stephen? Let me join your downline."   WHAT IS PAID PROSPECTING?     Over the course of a year, 350 people bought the product that I created to attract people. It wasn't an MLMs product, I made it. It was an info product. It was one of my first times really creating something.   These 350 people that had a taste of my product were reaching out to me saying, "Dude, whatever you're in, I want in."   I hadn’t even told them about the opportunity yet! People where queueing up and fighting for the change to join my downline.   The concept of creating something that my MLM doesn't own was life changing.   My MLM doesn't own it so I have control over driving traffic to it. Anyone who buys the products is a serious MLM-er. How do I know that? Because they’ve had to take out their credit card to get their hands on it. I don't have to have stupid conversations with people who don’t get MLM. "Is this a pyramid scheme?" and garbage like that. I don't do any of those conversations.   I know it sounds too good to be true. That's why I'm doing this freaking blog post!   This is the kind of stuff that Secret MLM Hacks will teach you to do.   Create something so you get paid to prospect. Get people who are already in MLM to vote with their wallets. Package it so it’s sexy and attractive to those who are already in MLM. They vote with their wallets and put their money where their mouth is.   This is how we've had people recruit several hundreds into their downlines. This stuff works. This is what Secret MLM Hacks teaches you. The secret is Paid Prospecting.   People want to be in your downline. People want to build a real asset. You just need to figure out how to attract people who are predisposed to joining your downline.   Paid Prospecting will change your life and I want to show you how I do it. What we're doing is very cutting edge.   HOW TO PULL OFF PAID PROSPECTING     What if you’re part of an MLM that never wants you to say their name? There's still a way to attract people and recruit them into your downline.   One of the easiest ways to be successful in this game is to build your own business on top of theirs. Technically, you’re selling somebody else's business and product. You're licensing their products. It's like a glorified affiliate.   You don't have any assets. You’re using:    Their product Their script Their duplicated websites.    How are you supposed to be different? It doesn't work that way in other industries. Why do I expect it to work in the MLM industry?   You don't have any assets. AT ALL.   I develop assets in front of the...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>People don't buy a product because of the product. Learn to sell! Here's how...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MLM’S DON’T KNOW HOW TO SELL</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Not long ago I was able to teach some high executives in an MLM. It was a lot of fun but it was  also intimidating.</p> <p> </p> <p>I would ask them questions like,</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><em>How does it sell?</em></li> </ul> <ul> <li>Why does it sell?</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Who does it sell to?</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>Their answer was <em>"Well Stephen, the reason why people buy our product is because so good."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That is garbage.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Nobody buys your product because it's that amazing. Products do not sell themselves.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>There is so much more to selling than the product itself.</p> <p> </p> <p>When you get into an MLM, you own zero assets.</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>You don't own the downline you're building</li> <li>You don't own the product</li> <li>You don't own any of the sales messages</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nothing.</strong> You're a commission based salesman.  </p> <p> </p> <p><em>Until you learn how to sell and the psychology of sales, you will suck at selling.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the first MLM’s I was a part of told me, <em>"This product is so good. All you need to do is get it in front of people and it will sell itself".</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>GARBAGE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE SALES DANCE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>There's a waltz that's happening every time a sales message is going down.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Any sale is dependent on a sales message. Not the product.</p> <p> </p> <p>There are four specific chemicals that the brain experiences during a sale. I want to show you what happens inside the brain every time you try and sell to someone. This is the REAL psychology of sales.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>People like to buy.</strong> The reason why they're not buying from you is because you're not giving them the opportunity. You're asking them to marry you before even going on a date.</p> <p> </p> <p>Uplines aren’t teaching this because they don't know it. If you’re still getting that weird feeling when you try and sell to someone, you need to learn how to sell.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Without sales, the world stops turning. Selling is the most prestigious profession on this planet.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THREE OPTIONS FOR MLM SUCCESS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you want to be successful in MLM, you need to either one of three things:</p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>A gigantic following ahead of time</li> <li>A huge budget to spend a lot of money in ads</li> <li>A knowledge of the psychology of sales</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>Not everyone has a ton of cash or a huge following sitting in their back pocket. The BEST option is to learn how to sell, get good at sales and duplicating your sales message.</p> <p> </p> <p>I want to walk you through the psychology of sales <em>(the sales waltz)</em>. The more you understand why people make decisions and behavioral tendencies, the better you’ll be at selling.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>IMPROVE YOUR SALES MESSAGE WITH DOPAMINE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>How many times you check Facebook a day? Social media has been engineered to give you a dopamine hit. Anytime you get a text message or notification, <em>you feel good, right?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That’s a dopamine hit right there.</strong> It’s the same kind of dopamine that comes from any kind of drug. It’s very addictive and it comes naturally in the brain. This is the chemical of distraction.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>What does this have to do with the psychology of sales?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't want to build up a funnel. What I'm seeking instead, is a feelgood chemical - <strong><em>distraction.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>People get addicted to the dopamine, because it is a distraction chemical. When you sneak off to play video games instead of doing homework in high school. You’re I'm seeking distraction, rather than the pain of the homework. <strong><em>That can’t have just been me?!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>OXYTOCIN IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SALES</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Oxytocin is the connection chemical of the brain. This is the one that we seek the most. It's also the hardest to get. This is the chemical that’s released when we feel connection with somebody. This is what makes us fall in love. <strong><em>It’s the chemical that makes us want to procreate.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>People want to feel connected. They want community. They want to feel like they're a part of something.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>It's the hardest of the four to get, but one of the most important. Can you guys imagine what Secret MLM Hacks would be like if this community did not exist?</p> <p> </p> <p>You guys get an oxytocin hit when I go live on Facebook. I know that. You plan your whole days around this, even though you could watch the replay. Why? <strong><em>I got oxytocin running straight through your noggin.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Do you see how important this is in the psychology of sales? This is going to help you learn how to sell. When you understand what's going on in the person’s head, you’ll be able to hit those feel good chemicals during your sales message.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>LEARN HOW TO SELL WITH SEROTONIN</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Serotonin is the chemical of status. <strong><em>What' status do you gain when you join me?</em></strong> You get a social status status increase. You become a maverick, baby!</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm a maverick. I do things different. I do things smarter.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>It's harder to switch somebody who's had a status boost <strong>AWAY</strong> from the current product. It means that they have to have an identity shift. You do this by giving them a new identity. <strong><em>I'm a maverick, son. I'm a maverick.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Do you understand how this is going to help you learn how to sell?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ENDORPHINS IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SALES</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Endorphins are one of the easiest hormones to trigger but you still have to work for them. You don't really have to work for dopamine. That’s why it's so addictive.</p> <p> </p> <p>Working out gives you an endorphin release, but you have to work for it. Dopamine and endorphins are the easiest two hormones to get.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Status (serotonin) and connection (oxytocin) are the harder ones to hit.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SELLING WITH STORIES</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You're trying to hit each of those four hormones in the buying experience. <strong>THAT</strong> is the psychology of selling. But <strong>HOW</strong> do you hit those sweet spots?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>ANSWER: STORIES!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If I tell these awesome stories, like, <em>"Hey, man, I was really overweight until I took this supplement. Then I lost all this weight."</em>, but in a more emotional way, I have a high likelihood of creating a connection with you. <strong><em>BOOM!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If I tell it in a ...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>People don't buy a product because of the product. Learn to sell! Here's how...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MLM’S DON’T KNOW HOW TO SELL</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Not long ago I was able to teach some high executives in an MLM. It was a lot of fun but it was  also intimidating.</p> <p> </p> <p>I would ask them questions like,</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <ul> <li><em>How does it sell?</em></li> </ul> <ul> <li>Why does it sell?</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Who does it sell to?</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>Their answer was <em>"Well Stephen, the reason why people buy our product is because so good."</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That is garbage.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Nobody buys your product because it's that amazing. Products do not sell themselves.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>There is so much more to selling than the product itself.</p> <p> </p> <p>When you get into an MLM, you own zero assets.</p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>You don't own the downline you're building</li> <li>You don't own the product</li> <li>You don't own any of the sales messages</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>Nothing.</strong> You're a commission based salesman.  </p> <p> </p> <p><em>Until you learn how to sell and the psychology of sales, you will suck at selling.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>One of the first MLM’s I was a part of told me, <em>"This product is so good. All you need to do is get it in front of people and it will sell itself".</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>GARBAGE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE SALES DANCE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>There's a waltz that's happening every time a sales message is going down.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Any sale is dependent on a sales message. Not the product.</p> <p> </p> <p>There are four specific chemicals that the brain experiences during a sale. I want to show you what happens inside the brain every time you try and sell to someone. This is the REAL psychology of sales.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>People like to buy.</strong> The reason why they're not buying from you is because you're not giving them the opportunity. You're asking them to marry you before even going on a date.</p> <p> </p> <p>Uplines aren’t teaching this because they don't know it. If you’re still getting that weird feeling when you try and sell to someone, you need to learn how to sell.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Without sales, the world stops turning. Selling is the most prestigious profession on this planet.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THREE OPTIONS FOR MLM SUCCESS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you want to be successful in MLM, you need to either one of three things:</p> <p> </p> <ol> <li>A gigantic following ahead of time</li> <li>A huge budget to spend a lot of money in ads</li> <li>A knowledge of the psychology of sales</li> </ol> <p> </p> <p>Not everyone has a ton of cash or a huge following sitting in their back pocket. The BEST option is to learn how to sell, get good at sales and duplicating your sales message.</p> <p> </p> <p>I want to walk you through the psychology of sales <em>(the sales waltz)</em>. The more you understand why people make decisions and behavioral tendencies, the better you’ll be at selling.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>IMPROVE YOUR SALES MESSAGE WITH DOPAMINE</strong></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>How many times you check Facebook a day? Social media has been engineered to give you a dopamine hit. Anytime you get a text message or notification, <em>you feel good, right?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>That’s a dopamine hit right there.</strong> It’s the same kind of dopamine that comes from any kind of drug. It’s very addictive and it comes naturally in the brain. This is the chemical of distraction.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>What does this have to do with the psychology of sales?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I don't want to build up a funnel. What I'm seeking instead, is a feelgood chemical - <strong><em>distraction.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>People get addicted to the dopamine, because it is a distraction chemical. When you sneak off to play video games instead of doing homework in high school. You’re I'm seeking distraction, rather than the pain of the homework. <strong><em>That can’t have just been me?!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>OXYTOCIN IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SALES</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Oxytocin is the connection chemical of the brain. This is the one that we seek the most. It's also the hardest to get. This is the chemical that’s released when we feel connection with somebody. This is what makes us fall in love. <strong><em>It’s the chemical that makes us want to procreate.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>People want to feel connected. They want community. They want to feel like they're a part of something.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>It's the hardest of the four to get, but one of the most important. Can you guys imagine what Secret MLM Hacks would be like if this community did not exist?</p> <p> </p> <p>You guys get an oxytocin hit when I go live on Facebook. I know that. You plan your whole days around this, even though you could watch the replay. Why? <strong><em>I got oxytocin running straight through your noggin.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Do you see how important this is in the psychology of sales? This is going to help you learn how to sell. When you understand what's going on in the person’s head, you’ll be able to hit those feel good chemicals during your sales message.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>LEARN HOW TO SELL WITH SEROTONIN</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Serotonin is the chemical of status. <strong><em>What' status do you gain when you join me?</em></strong> You get a social status status increase. You become a maverick, baby!</p> <p> </p> <p><em>I'm a maverick. I do things different. I do things smarter.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>It's harder to switch somebody who's had a status boost <strong>AWAY</strong> from the current product. It means that they have to have an identity shift. You do this by giving them a new identity. <strong><em>I'm a maverick, son. I'm a maverick.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Do you understand how this is going to help you learn how to sell?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ENDORPHINS IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SALES</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Endorphins are one of the easiest hormones to trigger but you still have to work for them. You don't really have to work for dopamine. That’s why it's so addictive.</p> <p> </p> <p>Working out gives you an endorphin release, but you have to work for it. Dopamine and endorphins are the easiest two hormones to get.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Status (serotonin) and connection (oxytocin) are the harder ones to hit.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SELLING WITH STORIES</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You're trying to hit each of those four hormones in the buying experience. <strong>THAT</strong> is the psychology of selling. But <strong>HOW</strong> do you hit those sweet spots?</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>ANSWER: STORIES!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If I tell these awesome stories, like, <em>"Hey, man, I was really overweight until I took this supplement. Then I lost all this weight."</em>, but in a more emotional way, I have a high likelihood of creating a connection with you. <strong><em>BOOM!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If I tell it in a ...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>People don't buy a product because of the product. Learn to sell! Here's how...   MLM’S DON’T KNOW HOW TO SELL   Not long ago I was able to teach some high executives in an MLM. It was a lot of fun but it was  also intimidating.   I would ask them questions like,      How does it sell?   Why does it sell?   Who does it sell to?      Their answer was "Well Stephen, the reason why people buy our product is because so good."   That is garbage.   Nobody buys your product because it's that amazing. Products do not sell themselves.   There is so much more to selling than the product itself.   When you get into an MLM, you own zero assets.    You don't own the downline you're building You don't own the product You don't own any of the sales messages    Nothing. You're a commission based salesman.     Until you learn how to sell and the psychology of sales, you will suck at selling.   One of the first MLM’s I was a part of told me, "This product is so good. All you need to do is get it in front of people and it will sell itself".   GARBAGE   THE SALES DANCE   There's a waltz that's happening every time a sales message is going down.   Any sale is dependent on a sales message. Not the product.   There are four specific chemicals that the brain experiences during a sale. I want to show you what happens inside the brain every time you try and sell to someone. This is the REAL psychology of sales.   People like to buy. The reason why they're not buying from you is because you're not giving them the opportunity. You're asking them to marry you before even going on a date.   Uplines aren’t teaching this because they don't know it. If you’re still getting that weird feeling when you try and sell to someone, you need to learn how to sell.   Without sales, the world stops turning. Selling is the most prestigious profession on this planet.   THREE OPTIONS FOR MLM SUCCESS   If you want to be successful in MLM, you need to either one of three things:    A gigantic following ahead of time A huge budget to spend a lot of money in ads A knowledge of the psychology of sales    Not everyone has a ton of cash or a huge following sitting in their back pocket. The BEST option is to learn how to sell, get good at sales and duplicating your sales message.   I want to walk you through the psychology of sales (the sales waltz). The more you understand why people make decisions and behavioral tendencies, the better you’ll be at selling.   IMPROVE YOUR SALES MESSAGE WITH DOPAMINE     How many times you check Facebook a day? Social media has been engineered to give you a dopamine hit. Anytime you get a text message or notification, you feel good, right?   That’s a dopamine hit right there. It’s the same kind of dopamine that comes from any kind of drug. It’s very addictive and it comes naturally in the brain. This is the chemical of distraction.   What does this have to do with the psychology of sales?   I don't want to build up a funnel. What I'm seeking instead, is a feelgood chemical - distraction.   People get addicted to the dopamine, because it is a distraction chemical. When you sneak off to play video games instead of doing homework in high school. You’re I'm seeking distraction, rather than the pain of the homework. That can’t have just been me?!   OXYTOCIN IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SALES   Oxytocin is the connection chemical of the brain. This is the one that we seek the most. It's also the hardest to get. This is the chemical that’s released when we feel connection with somebody. This is what makes us fall in love. It’s the chemical that makes us want to procreate.   People want to feel connected. They want community. They want to feel like they're a part of something.   It's the hardest of the four to get, but one of the most important. Can you guys imagine what Secret MLM Hacks would be like if this community did not exist?   You guys get an oxytocin hit when I go live on Facebook. I know that. You plan your whole days around this, even though you could watch the replay. Why? I got oxytocin running straight through your noggin.   Do you see how important this is in the psychology of sales? This is going to help you learn how to sell. When you understand what's going on in the person’s head, you’ll be able to hit those feel good chemicals during your sales message.   LEARN HOW TO SELL WITH SEROTONIN   Serotonin is the chemical of status. What' status do you gain when you join me? You get a social status status increase. You become a maverick, baby!   I'm a maverick. I do things different. I do things smarter.   It's harder to switch somebody who's had a status boost AWAY from the current product. It means that they have to have an identity shift. You do this by giving them a new identity. I'm a maverick, son. I'm a maverick.   Do you understand how this is going to help you learn how to sell?   ENDORPHINS IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SALES   Endorphins are one of the easiest hormones to trigger but you still have to work for them. You don'...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>This is how to be "followable" as you document your journey in MLM...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I get a lot of questions about publishing content. Most of them sound something like this.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Should I be publishing content about the MLM product or the business of building an MLM team/down line?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You should be publishing content about <strong>ALL OF IT.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MY CONTENT PUBLISHING LIGHTBULB MOMENT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was mowing the lawn last summer. When I mow the lawn I usually listen to a podcast so it’s not completely wasted time. I love doing yard work, I find it so therapeutic. The podcast I was listening to was fascinating. They were describing a product that <em>they hadn’t even created yet.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The podcast was about how they were creating their product. At the end of the podcast they dropped the release date. The next episode of the podcast was building on the last one. They were talking about more new features that they had added to the product. It <strong>STILL</strong> wasn’t even finished yet!</p> <p> </p> <p><em>These guys were talking about stuff that was not even out yet!</em></p> <p> </p> <p>As I listened to more episodes of the podcast, I started getting this massive urge. I wanted to have this products <strong>so badly</strong> but it wasn’t even built yet!</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>They were documenting their journey</em></strong>. That's it. The light bulbs in my head exploded.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>You don't have to be miles ahead of the game to start publishing content. You only need to be two or three steps ahead of someone else.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>START DOCUMENTING YOUR JOURNEY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Do you know the show <em>Seinfeld</em>? If you listen to the interviews of the producers, they laugh about how they successfully pulled off a show about nothing.</p> <p> </p> <p>People like stories and they will tune in to them for no reason at all. <em>All a story needs is:</em></p> <ul> <li>A plot</li> <li>A character</li> <li>A conflict</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>That's it.</strong> That's what makes a story</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>YOUR ATTRACTIVE CHARACTER</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you want to do a podcast, do it. You’re not competing with me by publishing content on the same platform. I just want you  to document your journey, <strong><em>okay?</em></strong> Your attractive character will attract different types of people to you, than me.</p> <p> </p> <p>I completely understand that I attract people and repel people at the same time. <strong><em>I do it on purpose!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Some people say <em>"Oh man, I hate listening to guys that wear collared shirts and have oversized, gigantic eyeballs the size of the globes."</em> <strong>I know that.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I say certain thing to repelled certain people. <strong>I get it</strong>. I'm not trying to push people away. I am trying to draw lines in the sand. I encourage you to start a podcast, anything, and document your journey. <strong><em>Just don't do a play off of my name, Secret MLM Hacks Radio! That always drives me nuts!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Be your own brand. You don’t want to look like a mini me.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BECOME A PILLAR IN YOUR OWN THING</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Look at <strong>Mac versus PC</strong>. Do you see commercials for those products anymore?</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Not many, right?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Why?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>It’s because Mac, on a consumer level, has passed PC.</p> <p> </p> <p>Russell and I stopped talking about Leadpages. <em>Why?</em> Because we passed them.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I'm saying is, if you choose me as the brand that you're trying to pass, that’s fine. What’s weird is, as you pass me, <strong>you’ll ended up taking me with you.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>You need to stop focusing on the brand as you pass them.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If you keep talking about them, you take them up with you. This is the reason that ClickFunnels stopped talking about Leadpages. Now they <strong><em>throws rocks and fight against</em></strong> Infusionsoft. Once they passed Infusionsoft, they're going to stop talking about them.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PUBLISHING CONTENT &amp; CHALLENGING IDEALS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I took my content and pit myself directly against an ideal. The ideal that I pitched against, <strong><em>that I throw rocks at</em></strong>, is that you must talk to your friends and family in order to be successful in MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>I didn't pit against a person. I pit against what is widely accepted as <strong><em>the only strategy in the MLM game</em></strong>. Choose an ideal that you can challenge as you document your journey.</p> <p> </p> <p>Just don't do it against another person. <strong><em>That's when it gets dirty.</em></strong> Don't pit against the person, pit against an ideal. Something that is commonly accepted. Something people are convinced they should be doing to get the result that they want.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>We didn't cheat like the people who only talk to their family members and friends. That causes contention, but I do it on purpose.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>REGULARLY PUBLISHING CONTENT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You don’t need to have a finished product or reach a certain milestone before you start publishing content and documenting your journey. I released 50 episodes of my podcast before my product was finished! <strong><em>HOW!?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>I documented the entire journey</li> <li>I told people what I was doing to make the product</li> <li>I spoke about my MLM origin story</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>There's no pitch.</strong> Your helping and giving value. You're playing off of one of the <strong><em>nine mental triggers</em></strong>. Reciprocity <em>(which you go through inside the course)</em>.</p> <p> </p> <p>Whatever platform you want to publish content on, <strong>marry your thing.</strong> Post content regularly. Once per week for the rest of your life and you will see a change. You could screw up <strong><em>90% of the strategies that I teach you</em></strong>, as long as you're publishing content. Publish regularly and you'll come out the other side with more success than most people. It makes you an authority figure.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>DOCUMENT YOUR JOURNEY, INCLUDING THE FLAWS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>People want to follow an attractive character. You will develop as a storyteller and attractive character if you document your journey.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Superman's only interesting because kryptonite exists</em></strong>. Don't act like superman and not have any kryptonite. Flaws are what makes an attractive character more attractive.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Here's some flaws - get ready for this.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was on stage last week. I've been speaking like crazy. I was onstage, I was getting excited and jumping around. As I was jumping, the pants I was wearing rode a little bit l...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong><em>This is how to be "followable" as you document your journey in MLM...</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I get a lot of questions about publishing content. Most of them sound something like this.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Should I be publishing content about the MLM product or the business of building an MLM team/down line?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You should be publishing content about <strong>ALL OF IT.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>MY CONTENT PUBLISHING LIGHTBULB MOMENT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was mowing the lawn last summer. When I mow the lawn I usually listen to a podcast so it’s not completely wasted time. I love doing yard work, I find it so therapeutic. The podcast I was listening to was fascinating. They were describing a product that <em>they hadn’t even created yet.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>The podcast was about how they were creating their product. At the end of the podcast they dropped the release date. The next episode of the podcast was building on the last one. They were talking about more new features that they had added to the product. It <strong>STILL</strong> wasn’t even finished yet!</p> <p> </p> <p><em>These guys were talking about stuff that was not even out yet!</em></p> <p> </p> <p>As I listened to more episodes of the podcast, I started getting this massive urge. I wanted to have this products <strong>so badly</strong> but it wasn’t even built yet!</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>They were documenting their journey</em></strong>. That's it. The light bulbs in my head exploded.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>You don't have to be miles ahead of the game to start publishing content. You only need to be two or three steps ahead of someone else.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>START DOCUMENTING YOUR JOURNEY</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Do you know the show <em>Seinfeld</em>? If you listen to the interviews of the producers, they laugh about how they successfully pulled off a show about nothing.</p> <p> </p> <p>People like stories and they will tune in to them for no reason at all. <em>All a story needs is:</em></p> <ul> <li>A plot</li> <li>A character</li> <li>A conflict</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>That's it.</strong> That's what makes a story</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>YOUR ATTRACTIVE CHARACTER</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>If you want to do a podcast, do it. You’re not competing with me by publishing content on the same platform. I just want you  to document your journey, <strong><em>okay?</em></strong> Your attractive character will attract different types of people to you, than me.</p> <p> </p> <p>I completely understand that I attract people and repel people at the same time. <strong><em>I do it on purpose!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Some people say <em>"Oh man, I hate listening to guys that wear collared shirts and have oversized, gigantic eyeballs the size of the globes."</em> <strong>I know that.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I say certain thing to repelled certain people. <strong>I get it</strong>. I'm not trying to push people away. I am trying to draw lines in the sand. I encourage you to start a podcast, anything, and document your journey. <strong><em>Just don't do a play off of my name, Secret MLM Hacks Radio! That always drives me nuts!</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Be your own brand. You don’t want to look like a mini me.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>BECOME A PILLAR IN YOUR OWN THING</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>Look at <strong>Mac versus PC</strong>. Do you see commercials for those products anymore?</p> <p> </p> <p><em>Not many, right?</em></p> <p> </p> <p><em>Why?</em></p> <p> </p> <p>It’s because Mac, on a consumer level, has passed PC.</p> <p> </p> <p>Russell and I stopped talking about Leadpages. <em>Why?</em> Because we passed them.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I'm saying is, if you choose me as the brand that you're trying to pass, that’s fine. What’s weird is, as you pass me, <strong>you’ll ended up taking me with you.</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><em>You need to stop focusing on the brand as you pass them.</em></p> <p> </p> <p>If you keep talking about them, you take them up with you. This is the reason that ClickFunnels stopped talking about Leadpages. Now they <strong><em>throws rocks and fight against</em></strong> Infusionsoft. Once they passed Infusionsoft, they're going to stop talking about them.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>PUBLISHING CONTENT &amp; CHALLENGING IDEALS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I took my content and pit myself directly against an ideal. The ideal that I pitched against, <strong><em>that I throw rocks at</em></strong>, is that you must talk to your friends and family in order to be successful in MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>I didn't pit against a person. I pit against what is widely accepted as <strong><em>the only strategy in the MLM game</em></strong>. Choose an ideal that you can challenge as you document your journey.</p> <p> </p> <p>Just don't do it against another person. <strong><em>That's when it gets dirty.</em></strong> Don't pit against the person, pit against an ideal. Something that is commonly accepted. Something people are convinced they should be doing to get the result that they want.</p> <p> </p> <p><em>We didn't cheat like the people who only talk to their family members and friends. That causes contention, but I do it on purpose.</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>REGULARLY PUBLISHING CONTENT</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>You don’t need to have a finished product or reach a certain milestone before you start publishing content and documenting your journey. I released 50 episodes of my podcast before my product was finished! <strong><em>HOW!?</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>I documented the entire journey</li> <li>I told people what I was doing to make the product</li> <li>I spoke about my MLM origin story</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p><strong>There's no pitch.</strong> Your helping and giving value. You're playing off of one of the <strong><em>nine mental triggers</em></strong>. Reciprocity <em>(which you go through inside the course)</em>.</p> <p> </p> <p>Whatever platform you want to publish content on, <strong>marry your thing.</strong> Post content regularly. Once per week for the rest of your life and you will see a change. You could screw up <strong><em>90% of the strategies that I teach you</em></strong>, as long as you're publishing content. Publish regularly and you'll come out the other side with more success than most people. It makes you an authority figure.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>DOCUMENT YOUR JOURNEY, INCLUDING THE FLAWS</strong></p> <p> </p> <p>People want to follow an attractive character. You will develop as a storyteller and attractive character if you document your journey.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Superman's only interesting because kryptonite exists</em></strong>. Don't act like superman and not have any kryptonite. Flaws are what makes an attractive character more attractive.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong><em>Here's some flaws - get ready for this.</em></strong></p> <p> </p> <p>I was on stage last week. I've been speaking like crazy. I was onstage, I was getting excited and jumping around. As I was jumping, the pants I was wearing rode a little bit l...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>This is how to be "followable" as you document your journey in MLM...   I get a lot of questions about publishing content. Most of them sound something like this.   Should I be publishing content about the MLM product or the business of building an MLM team/down line?   You should be publishing content about ALL OF IT.   MY CONTENT PUBLISHING LIGHTBULB MOMENT   I was mowing the lawn last summer. When I mow the lawn I usually listen to a podcast so it’s not completely wasted time. I love doing yard work, I find it so therapeutic. The podcast I was listening to was fascinating. They were describing a product that they hadn’t even created yet.   The podcast was about how they were creating their product. At the end of the podcast they dropped the release date. The next episode of the podcast was building on the last one. They were talking about more new features that they had added to the product. It STILL wasn’t even finished yet!   These guys were talking about stuff that was not even out yet!   As I listened to more episodes of the podcast, I started getting this massive urge. I wanted to have this products so badly but it wasn’t even built yet!   They were documenting their journey. That's it. The light bulbs in my head exploded.   DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS?   You don't have to be miles ahead of the game to start publishing content. You only need to be two or three steps ahead of someone else.   START DOCUMENTING YOUR JOURNEY   Do you know the show Seinfeld? If you listen to the interviews of the producers, they laugh about how they successfully pulled off a show about nothing.   People like stories and they will tune in to them for no reason at all. All a story needs is:  A plot A character A conflict    That's it. That's what makes a story   YOUR ATTRACTIVE CHARACTER   If you want to do a podcast, do it. You’re not competing with me by publishing content on the same platform. I just want you  to document your journey, okay? Your attractive character will attract different types of people to you, than me.   I completely understand that I attract people and repel people at the same time. I do it on purpose!   Some people say "Oh man, I hate listening to guys that wear collared shirts and have oversized, gigantic eyeballs the size of the globes." I know that.   I say certain thing to repelled certain people. I get it. I'm not trying to push people away. I am trying to draw lines in the sand. I encourage you to start a podcast, anything, and document your journey. Just don't do a play off of my name, Secret MLM Hacks Radio! That always drives me nuts!   Be your own brand. You don’t want to look like a mini me.   BECOME A PILLAR IN YOUR OWN THING   Look at Mac versus PC. Do you see commercials for those products anymore?   Not many, right?   Why?   It’s because Mac, on a consumer level, has passed PC.   Russell and I stopped talking about Leadpages. Why? Because we passed them.   What I'm saying is, if you choose me as the brand that you're trying to pass, that’s fine. What’s weird is, as you pass me, you’ll ended up taking me with you.   You need to stop focusing on the brand as you pass them.   If you keep talking about them, you take them up with you. This is the reason that ClickFunnels stopped talking about Leadpages. Now they throws rocks and fight against Infusionsoft. Once they passed Infusionsoft, they're going to stop talking about them.   PUBLISHING CONTENT &amp;amp; CHALLENGING IDEALS   I took my content and pit myself directly against an ideal. The ideal that I pitched against, that I throw rocks at, is that you must talk to your friends and family in order to be successful in MLM.   I didn't pit against a person. I pit against what is widely accepted as the only strategy in the MLM game. Choose an ideal that you can challenge as you document your journey.   Just don't do it against another person. That's when it gets dirty. Don't pit against the person, pit against an ideal. Something that is commonly accepted. Something people are convinced they should be doing to get the result that they want.   We didn't cheat like the people who only talk to their family members and friends. That causes contention, but I do it on purpose.   REGULARLY PUBLISHING CONTENT   You don’t need to have a finished product or reach a certain milestone before you start publishing content and documenting your journey. I released 50 episodes of my podcast before my product was finished! HOW!?    I documented the entire journey I told people what I was doing to make the product I spoke about my MLM origin story    There's no pitch. Your helping and giving value. You're playing off of one of the nine mental triggers. Reciprocity (which you go through inside the course).   Whatever platform you want to publish content on, marry your thing. Post content regularly. Once per week for the rest of your life and you will see a change. You could screw up 90% of the strategies that I teach you, as long as you're publishing content. Pub...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>Here's how I'm making all of my MLM content without personally spending all the time to be on all the platforms we publish to...</strong></p> <p><br> <strong>WELCOME TO MY NEW CONTENT MACHINE</strong></p> <p><br> I know it's been a while since I've posted. I’ve had to take a step back so I could take two steps forward. I'm super pumped to show you why!</p> <p>I am obsessed with a guy named Ryan Holiday. I love his books. He's got this great book called Trust Me, I'm Lying. The biggest thing I learned from Ryan Holiday is summed up in this one quote. He said….</p> <p>The future belongs to those who understand content.</p> <p>If you want to change an industry, all you have to do is change content. If you want to change someone’s beliefs, all you need to do is change the content they’re consuming.</p> <p>I started listening to more of what Ryan Holiday was teaching. Where could I take a stand that would be the easiest, the best and the fastest to rise with my content strategy? I looked at the MLM industry which I already was selling into. I realized, "Oh, my gosh. Few people are publishing content inside of MLM.”</p> <p> </p> <p>There's not that many active podcasters. Go to iTunes and type in MLM or network marketing. I'm not saying there aren't any, there are. Few people are actively publishing content inside of MLM compared to other industries.</p> <p>I took a step back so that I could figure out my the content strategy. I try to be completely transparent with you guys. This is a video podcast. I'm actually on YouTube right now. The video podcast gets syndicated out to about 20 platforms by the time we're done.</p> <p>I want to teach you guys what I've been doing and what you can expect from Secret MLM Hacks Radio. This what I do in my other show, Sales Funnel Radio. It worked so well that I'm putting it over here on this side of the show. It's a huge content machine. That's what I call it.</p> <p>I am aggressively passionate about the MLM industry. I am aware of that. I do it to rattle the chains a little bit.</p> <p><strong>I am SICK AND TIRED</strong> of the way MLM is done today by the mainstream MLM-er.</p> <p><strong>I am SICK AND TIRED</strong> of the big MLM corporations not letting MLM strategy change.</p> <p><strong>I am SICK AND TIRED</strong> of people sitting back and getting taken by big companies because MLM strategy is not being allowed to change with the times.</p> <p>I am throwing rocks hard and unapologetically. I am not throwing them at people. I'm not throwing them at the general MLM-er. I'm not throwing rocks at somebody because they're brand new and don't know the things I’m going to teach. The purpose of this blog is to teach the MLM strategies that I'm using. I'm teaching all the MLM and content strategies I'm using to grow my downline.</p> <p>I love what I'm doing right now. We've been putting the systems and processes back in place. We are still getting three to four people who I've never met, asking to join my downline every day! It’s so much fun.</p> <p>I am compelled to teach you the strategies that I’ve been using in the MLM industry. You're not going learn it from your uplines! That’s the reason I took a stand in this space. I'm unapologetic about it.</p> <p>I'm calling my shot, right here, right now. This is going to be some of the top content in MLM. It's gonna be very hard for MLMs to ignore what I'm doing right here. I am SO TIRED that MLM has not changed, and won't let it change. It's been 30 years. What is the deal?</p> <p><strong>The purpose of the content I publish is to rock the boat. And I'm going to rock it hard. </strong></p> <p>Every single belief that you have, or have ever had, or ever will have, is upheld by a story. Even if it’s a false belief! Even if it's a false story! It could be a story that's been handed down from generation to generation. Even though it's not true, it’s what is upholding your false belief. If I change the story that somebody is hearing, they are in a better position to change their beliefs. Do you understand how powerful this is?</p> <p>I'm teaching you is the closest thing to X-Men mind control right now. This is true marketing. Marketing at its core.</p> <p><strong>Marketing is not:</strong></p> <p>Freaking Facebook ads<br> Marketing is not logos<br> It’s not slogans<br> It most certainly is not a freaking business card!<br> There's a great book called Rework. It talks about some great concepts like the core of a business.</p> <p>Can you have a hot dog stand without relish? Yeah you can.</p> <p>Can you have a hot dog stand without a bun? It'd be a little weird, but yeah, you can.</p> <p>Can you have a hot dog stand without a hot dog? No.</p> <p><strong>WHAT IS MARKETING IN THE MLM INDUSTRY?</strong></p> <p>MLM might stand for multi-level marketing, but it is completely misnamed. No one teaches marketing in MLM. Marketing is not face-to-face interaction, that's advertising or selling, NOT marketing.</p> <p>I want you to understand what the core of marketing is. I want to show you my content machine and why it's built the way it is. It's going to help you guys understand what the heck I’m doing. Feel free to hack it, as people say, and do the same in your own biz, I don't care.</p> <p>The whole point of this blog episode, my show and the company Secret MLM Hacks, is to rock the MLM industry, and it's working.</p> <p><strong>Marketing is the act of changing beliefs with the intent of a sale.</strong></p> <p>That is it. Let me repeat that to really bring it home. Marketing is the act of changing beliefs with the intent to sell something.</p> <p>How do you change beliefs? You tell stories. Few people in the MLM industry know how to publish content.</p> <p><strong>WHAT ISN’T MARKETING IN THE MLM INDUSTRY?</strong></p> <p>I listened to a guy talk about the top three ways to market in the MLM industry to recruit people into your downline. Now I don't care what MLM you're in. I'm trying to change MLM as a whole. The best bit of advice this guy had, his golden nugget of wisdom, was to go leave business cards on people's car windshields. WHAT!? Those are the MLM strategies that are still being taught now. No wonder people think MLM is a freaking scam. I'm sick of it. Drives me nuts. I've got a sword in my backpack right now, and I'm going to town on the MLM industry.</p> <p>Another guys brilliant strategy was to go and sit next to people he saw sitting alone in restaurants. That’s how he built his MLM empire. Not only am I astounded at how insane that is, but I would never do that. I don't do that kind of crap. You will never see me in front of a hotel lobby, inside of a mall or on freaking three-way calls. I'm not trying to offend anybody, but I am trying to jar you.</p> <p>The internet became publicly available in 1991.</p> <p>It was being used by the military before then. It's been here for a while, but the MLM strategies have not changed for decades. If the secret sauce is business cards and sitting next to people while they eat, WOW. The ocean is so blue. No wonder we've been doing well. </p> <p>I come armed with my flamethrower on this blog because what is happening inside the MLM industry is driving me nuts! My MLM backs me in what I'm doing - they're very excited for what’s to come.</p> <p><strong>I'm using three things that no one teaches in MLM:   </strong></p> <p>Funnels<br> Automation<br> Content<br> I'm using all the top strategies in every other area of the internet! I’m applying those strategies to MLM!</p> <p><br> <strong>MY CONTENT MACHINE IN ACTION</strong></p> <p>We run the whole content machine system using a tool called Trello.</p> <p>We've been adding in and streamlining a whole bunch of new systems and processes to make this content machine run like clockwork.</p> <p>I'm going to teach you what I'm doing with my content machine.</p> <p><strong>Step 1:</strong> I record a video, I upload the video.</p> <p><strong>Step 2:</strong> I upload t...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>Here's how I'm making all of my MLM content without personally spending all the time to be on all the platforms we publish to...</strong></p> <p><br> <strong>WELCOME TO MY NEW CONTENT MACHINE</strong></p> <p><br> I know it's been a while since I've posted. I’ve had to take a step back so I could take two steps forward. I'm super pumped to show you why!</p> <p>I am obsessed with a guy named Ryan Holiday. I love his books. He's got this great book called Trust Me, I'm Lying. The biggest thing I learned from Ryan Holiday is summed up in this one quote. He said….</p> <p>The future belongs to those who understand content.</p> <p>If you want to change an industry, all you have to do is change content. If you want to change someone’s beliefs, all you need to do is change the content they’re consuming.</p> <p>I started listening to more of what Ryan Holiday was teaching. Where could I take a stand that would be the easiest, the best and the fastest to rise with my content strategy? I looked at the MLM industry which I already was selling into. I realized, "Oh, my gosh. Few people are publishing content inside of MLM.”</p> <p> </p> <p>There's not that many active podcasters. Go to iTunes and type in MLM or network marketing. I'm not saying there aren't any, there are. Few people are actively publishing content inside of MLM compared to other industries.</p> <p>I took a step back so that I could figure out my the content strategy. I try to be completely transparent with you guys. This is a video podcast. I'm actually on YouTube right now. The video podcast gets syndicated out to about 20 platforms by the time we're done.</p> <p>I want to teach you guys what I've been doing and what you can expect from Secret MLM Hacks Radio. This what I do in my other show, Sales Funnel Radio. It worked so well that I'm putting it over here on this side of the show. It's a huge content machine. That's what I call it.</p> <p>I am aggressively passionate about the MLM industry. I am aware of that. I do it to rattle the chains a little bit.</p> <p><strong>I am SICK AND TIRED</strong> of the way MLM is done today by the mainstream MLM-er.</p> <p><strong>I am SICK AND TIRED</strong> of the big MLM corporations not letting MLM strategy change.</p> <p><strong>I am SICK AND TIRED</strong> of people sitting back and getting taken by big companies because MLM strategy is not being allowed to change with the times.</p> <p>I am throwing rocks hard and unapologetically. I am not throwing them at people. I'm not throwing them at the general MLM-er. I'm not throwing rocks at somebody because they're brand new and don't know the things I’m going to teach. The purpose of this blog is to teach the MLM strategies that I'm using. I'm teaching all the MLM and content strategies I'm using to grow my downline.</p> <p>I love what I'm doing right now. We've been putting the systems and processes back in place. We are still getting three to four people who I've never met, asking to join my downline every day! It’s so much fun.</p> <p>I am compelled to teach you the strategies that I’ve been using in the MLM industry. You're not going learn it from your uplines! That’s the reason I took a stand in this space. I'm unapologetic about it.</p> <p>I'm calling my shot, right here, right now. This is going to be some of the top content in MLM. It's gonna be very hard for MLMs to ignore what I'm doing right here. I am SO TIRED that MLM has not changed, and won't let it change. It's been 30 years. What is the deal?</p> <p><strong>The purpose of the content I publish is to rock the boat. And I'm going to rock it hard. </strong></p> <p>Every single belief that you have, or have ever had, or ever will have, is upheld by a story. Even if it’s a false belief! Even if it's a false story! It could be a story that's been handed down from generation to generation. Even though it's not true, it’s what is upholding your false belief. If I change the story that somebody is hearing, they are in a better position to change their beliefs. Do you understand how powerful this is?</p> <p>I'm teaching you is the closest thing to X-Men mind control right now. This is true marketing. Marketing at its core.</p> <p><strong>Marketing is not:</strong></p> <p>Freaking Facebook ads<br> Marketing is not logos<br> It’s not slogans<br> It most certainly is not a freaking business card!<br> There's a great book called Rework. It talks about some great concepts like the core of a business.</p> <p>Can you have a hot dog stand without relish? Yeah you can.</p> <p>Can you have a hot dog stand without a bun? It'd be a little weird, but yeah, you can.</p> <p>Can you have a hot dog stand without a hot dog? No.</p> <p><strong>WHAT IS MARKETING IN THE MLM INDUSTRY?</strong></p> <p>MLM might stand for multi-level marketing, but it is completely misnamed. No one teaches marketing in MLM. Marketing is not face-to-face interaction, that's advertising or selling, NOT marketing.</p> <p>I want you to understand what the core of marketing is. I want to show you my content machine and why it's built the way it is. It's going to help you guys understand what the heck I’m doing. Feel free to hack it, as people say, and do the same in your own biz, I don't care.</p> <p>The whole point of this blog episode, my show and the company Secret MLM Hacks, is to rock the MLM industry, and it's working.</p> <p><strong>Marketing is the act of changing beliefs with the intent of a sale.</strong></p> <p>That is it. Let me repeat that to really bring it home. Marketing is the act of changing beliefs with the intent to sell something.</p> <p>How do you change beliefs? You tell stories. Few people in the MLM industry know how to publish content.</p> <p><strong>WHAT ISN’T MARKETING IN THE MLM INDUSTRY?</strong></p> <p>I listened to a guy talk about the top three ways to market in the MLM industry to recruit people into your downline. Now I don't care what MLM you're in. I'm trying to change MLM as a whole. The best bit of advice this guy had, his golden nugget of wisdom, was to go leave business cards on people's car windshields. WHAT!? Those are the MLM strategies that are still being taught now. No wonder people think MLM is a freaking scam. I'm sick of it. Drives me nuts. I've got a sword in my backpack right now, and I'm going to town on the MLM industry.</p> <p>Another guys brilliant strategy was to go and sit next to people he saw sitting alone in restaurants. That’s how he built his MLM empire. Not only am I astounded at how insane that is, but I would never do that. I don't do that kind of crap. You will never see me in front of a hotel lobby, inside of a mall or on freaking three-way calls. I'm not trying to offend anybody, but I am trying to jar you.</p> <p>The internet became publicly available in 1991.</p> <p>It was being used by the military before then. It's been here for a while, but the MLM strategies have not changed for decades. If the secret sauce is business cards and sitting next to people while they eat, WOW. The ocean is so blue. No wonder we've been doing well. </p> <p>I come armed with my flamethrower on this blog because what is happening inside the MLM industry is driving me nuts! My MLM backs me in what I'm doing - they're very excited for what’s to come.</p> <p><strong>I'm using three things that no one teaches in MLM:   </strong></p> <p>Funnels<br> Automation<br> Content<br> I'm using all the top strategies in every other area of the internet! I’m applying those strategies to MLM!</p> <p><br> <strong>MY CONTENT MACHINE IN ACTION</strong></p> <p>We run the whole content machine system using a tool called Trello.</p> <p>We've been adding in and streamlining a whole bunch of new systems and processes to make this content machine run like clockwork.</p> <p>I'm going to teach you what I'm doing with my content machine.</p> <p><strong>Step 1:</strong> I record a video, I upload the video.</p> <p><strong>Step 2:</strong> I upload t...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Here's how I'm making all of my MLM content without personally spending all the time to be on all the platforms we publish to...  WELCOME TO MY NEW CONTENT MACHINE  I know it's been a while since I've posted. I’ve had to take a step back so I could take two steps forward. I'm super pumped to show you why! I am obsessed with a guy named Ryan Holiday. I love his books. He's got this great book called Trust Me, I'm Lying. The biggest thing I learned from Ryan Holiday is summed up in this one quote. He said…. The future belongs to those who understand content. If you want to change an industry, all you have to do is change content. If you want to change someone’s beliefs, all you need to do is change the content they’re consuming. I started listening to more of what Ryan Holiday was teaching. Where could I take a stand that would be the easiest, the best and the fastest to rise with my content strategy? I looked at the MLM industry which I already was selling into. I realized, "Oh, my gosh. Few people are publishing content inside of MLM.”   There's not that many active podcasters. Go to iTunes and type in MLM or network marketing. I'm not saying there aren't any, there are. Few people are actively publishing content inside of MLM compared to other industries. I took a step back so that I could figure out my the content strategy. I try to be completely transparent with you guys. This is a video podcast. I'm actually on YouTube right now. The video podcast gets syndicated out to about 20 platforms by the time we're done. I want to teach you guys what I've been doing and what you can expect from Secret MLM Hacks Radio. This what I do in my other show, Sales Funnel Radio. It worked so well that I'm putting it over here on this side of the show. It's a huge content machine. That's what I call it. I am aggressively passionate about the MLM industry. I am aware of that. I do it to rattle the chains a little bit. I am SICK AND TIRED of the way MLM is done today by the mainstream MLM-er. I am SICK AND TIRED of the big MLM corporations not letting MLM strategy change. I am SICK AND TIRED of people sitting back and getting taken by big companies because MLM strategy is not being allowed to change with the times. I am throwing rocks hard and unapologetically. I am not throwing them at people. I'm not throwing them at the general MLM-er. I'm not throwing rocks at somebody because they're brand new and don't know the things I’m going to teach. The purpose of this blog is to teach the MLM strategies that I'm using. I'm teaching all the MLM and content strategies I'm using to grow my downline. I love what I'm doing right now. We've been putting the systems and processes back in place. We are still getting three to four people who I've never met, asking to join my downline every day! It’s so much fun. I am compelled to teach you the strategies that I’ve been using in the MLM industry. You're not going learn it from your uplines! That’s the reason I took a stand in this space. I'm unapologetic about it. I'm calling my shot, right here, right now. This is going to be some of the top content in MLM. It's gonna be very hard for MLMs to ignore what I'm doing right here. I am SO TIRED that MLM has not changed, and won't let it change. It's been 30 years. What is the deal? The purpose of the content I publish is to rock the boat. And I'm going to rock it hard.  Every single belief that you have, or have ever had, or ever will have, is upheld by a story. Even if it’s a false belief! Even if it's a false story! It could be a story that's been handed down from generation to generation. Even though it's not true, it’s what is upholding your false belief. If I change the story that somebody is hearing, they are in a better position to change their beliefs. Do you understand how powerful this is? I'm teaching you is the closest thing to X-Men mind control right now. This is true marketing. Marketing at its core. Marketing is not: Freaking Facebook ads Marketing is not logos It’s not slogans It most certainly is not a freaking business card! There's a great book called Rework. It talks about some great concepts like the core of a business. Can you have a hot dog stand without relish? Yeah you can. Can you have a hot dog stand without a bun? It'd be a little weird, but yeah, you can. Can you have a hot dog stand without a hot dog? No. WHAT IS MARKETING IN THE MLM INDUSTRY? MLM might stand for multi-level marketing, but it is completely misnamed. No one teaches marketing in MLM. Marketing is not face-to-face interaction, that's advertising or selling, NOT marketing. I want you to understand what the core of marketing is. I want to show you my content machine and why it's built the way it is. It's going to help you guys understand what the heck I’m doing. Feel free to hack it, as people say, and do the same in your own biz, I don't care. 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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve Larsen: What's going on everyone, this is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks radio and I've got a very special interview and a very special guest to bring on today for the show.<br> So go ahead and stay tuned. We'll cue the intro, grab a pen and paper and sit tight.<br> So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us read and cheat and only bug family members and friends. If you wanna grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks radio.<br> Hi, what's going on everyone. Hey, I'm really excited for today. You guys have a very special treat. I have just been so incredibly impressed with this person. I have actually been watching closely, from am distance. Seeing everything that's been going on. You guys know my take, in the MLM space. I truly believe that MLM nowadays is broken for the way we get it. We get it, and it's not set up correctly. Or there's so many things we got to do in order to actually still be successful with it. And it's not an aspect that's really taught by uplines. And that's not something that ... I'm not anti up line, I'm not anti the man. I'm not anti those things. But it's just the reality.<br> And from a distance, I started watching who the who was. Of all the other people who believe the same thing. And there's more ways to do it. And hey, the Internet's here, and why do we use that. Various things. And we ran across this amazing woman. Gloria MacDonald. MacDonald. Gloria MacDonald, and I'm so excited to have her on today. She is an expert, a pro in the MLM space, using LinkedIn, using various tools and things across the internet. Very honored to have her here today.<br> And thank you so much for being here.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Oh Steven, absolutely my pleasure. I'm thrilled and delighted to be here.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: This is awesome. Very, very excited. Could you ... You have a lot of success now, right. And you're doing all these great things. And I know you've done things with huge players. Was it always that way?</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Yeah, yeah. I came out of my mother's womb at the age of two. I was three level diamond in Amway. No.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: You saying you've always been successful, wow.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Yeah, always. And I've never had any struggles at all, you know. Yeah, right.<br> Let me tell you another story. Let me tell you the true story.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Sounds good.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Yeah. So I started in Amway, in 1979. So right off the top, Steve, and I hate to do this to you, but I have to correct you on something that I've heard you say. With great respect for what you've done. But I heard you say that [inaudible 00:02:43] hasn't changed since the 1990s. And I'm sorry, but it hasn't changed since the 1970s.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: I will take your correction.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: I don't fault you for not knowing that, because you wouldn't have been around in the 1970s. I was.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: That's funny.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: So it's mind boggling to me. Because people are still doing today, and network marketing companies today are still teaching and training exactly what I was taught in 1979 before the internet existed. Before personal computers existed. You know, there was no such thing as a personal computer. Cell phones didn't exist. I hate to think about what a dinosaur I am. But none of this stuff existed that exist today, that is so powerful that enables us to build our networking businesses in a much more effective and efficient way.<br> And still, network marketing companies are still teaching, and uplines are still teaching, make your list of a hundred people. [inaudible 00:03:57] market. It's like, good god really? You know? Really.<br> So, I went through all the struggles. I've done everything everyone else has done. Done my list of a hundred people too many times. I was an overachiever. So I did, you know, a hundred and fifty people, or two hundred people.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Sure, yeah.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: You know, I-</p> <p>Steve Larsen: What happened from that? Was there a moment where you're like, wait a second.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Well, yeah. What happened from that, was just like everybody else. I got so much rejection. And I burned through my one market. And then, especially back when I started, then what on earth what do you do? You couldn't hop on Facebook or LinkedIn, or whatever. Because those things didn't exist. So you had to be out and about, strike up conversations with total strangers in the grocery store. You know.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Yeah.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: And really networking meetings like we know them today didn't exist in 1979 either. So it was tough. It was grueling. Anyway, and the interesting thing, what I know now that I didn't know then, was all of that old school technique ... And don't get me wrong. Obviously there have been people who have built huge businesses using all those old school techniques. And that's great, and that's wonderful. But why would we still be using that today?</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Right.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: When there are far more efficient and effective ways. And the biggest thing about those old school ways, is that they work completely against the way our brains work. They go completely against our human physiology, biology, chemistry, psychology, and you know, our brains job is to keep us safe and protect us.<br> So every time we start to feel any kind of rejection, our brain is literally saying, "Don't go there, don't do that. It's not safe. Rejection's not good. No, no, no, no, no."<br> So why would you put yourself in a position where you're working against your biology, when there are all kinds of ways today where you can work with your biology, and you don't have to ... I mean, literally, you can do rejection-free recruiting. You know that, you're doing it.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Now, the first time I heard you say that, I was like, dancing up and down, screaming. Because I was like, yes, yes, someone else! Okay, absolutely. You talk about, it's literally against a lot of the way our chemical make up is put together.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Yeah.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Which is true. Could you talk a little bit more about that, and what you mean about that? Because that's fascinating. I'm pretty confident most people have no idea about this.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Yeah, I mean seriously, the way our brain works, the job our brain is to keep us safe, and conserve energy. That's the primary job of our brain. And it goes back to millions and millions of years of evolutionary psychology, where literally we had to conserve energy in case a tiger or lion jumped out of the jungle at us, and attacked us. We had to be ready to just fight, or flee.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Right.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: And so we had to conserve energy, and we had to be very very very aware of what was going on around us to protect us.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Yeah.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: And so, even though we're not facing lions and tigers today, in that same way, our brain's job is still to protect us and to conserve energy to keep us safe. And so literally anything that feels uncomfortable to us, the brain recognizes that and says, "No, danger zone, danger zone." It literally tries to shut us down.<br> So rejection's not comfortable for anybody, unless you work really, really, really hard against your brain. But the problem is, the vast, vast, vast majority of people just can't do it. They physically can not do it. They physically cannot re-wire their brain to go against human biology. And they can't re-wire their brain to say, "Nope, doesn't matter. I don't care about being safe." Because...</p>]]>
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Seeing everything that's been going on. You guys know my take, in the MLM space. I truly believe that MLM nowadays is broken for the way we get it. We get it, and it's not set up correctly. Or there's so many things we got to do in order to actually still be successful with it. And it's not an aspect that's really taught by uplines. And that's not something that ... I'm not anti up line, I'm not anti the man. I'm not anti those things. But it's just the reality.<br> And from a distance, I started watching who the who was. Of all the other people who believe the same thing. And there's more ways to do it. And hey, the Internet's here, and why do we use that. Various things. And we ran across this amazing woman. Gloria MacDonald. MacDonald. Gloria MacDonald, and I'm so excited to have her on today. She is an expert, a pro in the MLM space, using LinkedIn, using various tools and things across the internet. Very honored to have her here today.<br> And thank you so much for being here.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Oh Steven, absolutely my pleasure. I'm thrilled and delighted to be here.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: This is awesome. Very, very excited. Could you ... You have a lot of success now, right. And you're doing all these great things. And I know you've done things with huge players. Was it always that way?</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Yeah, yeah. I came out of my mother's womb at the age of two. I was three level diamond in Amway. No.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: You saying you've always been successful, wow.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Yeah, always. And I've never had any struggles at all, you know. Yeah, right.<br> Let me tell you another story. Let me tell you the true story.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Sounds good.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Yeah. So I started in Amway, in 1979. So right off the top, Steve, and I hate to do this to you, but I have to correct you on something that I've heard you say. With great respect for what you've done. But I heard you say that [inaudible 00:02:43] hasn't changed since the 1990s. And I'm sorry, but it hasn't changed since the 1970s.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: I will take your correction.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: I don't fault you for not knowing that, because you wouldn't have been around in the 1970s. I was.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: That's funny.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: So it's mind boggling to me. Because people are still doing today, and network marketing companies today are still teaching and training exactly what I was taught in 1979 before the internet existed. Before personal computers existed. You know, there was no such thing as a personal computer. Cell phones didn't exist. I hate to think about what a dinosaur I am. But none of this stuff existed that exist today, that is so powerful that enables us to build our networking businesses in a much more effective and efficient way.<br> And still, network marketing companies are still teaching, and uplines are still teaching, make your list of a hundred people. [inaudible 00:03:57] market. It's like, good god really? You know? Really.<br> So, I went through all the struggles. I've done everything everyone else has done. Done my list of a hundred people too many times. I was an overachiever. So I did, you know, a hundred and fifty people, or two hundred people.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Sure, yeah.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: You know, I-</p> <p>Steve Larsen: What happened from that? Was there a moment where you're like, wait a second.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Well, yeah. What happened from that, was just like everybody else. I got so much rejection. And I burned through my one market. And then, especially back when I started, then what on earth what do you do? You couldn't hop on Facebook or LinkedIn, or whatever. Because those things didn't exist. So you had to be out and about, strike up conversations with total strangers in the grocery store. You know.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Yeah.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: And really networking meetings like we know them today didn't exist in 1979 either. So it was tough. It was grueling. Anyway, and the interesting thing, what I know now that I didn't know then, was all of that old school technique ... And don't get me wrong. Obviously there have been people who have built huge businesses using all those old school techniques. And that's great, and that's wonderful. But why would we still be using that today?</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Right.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: When there are far more efficient and effective ways. And the biggest thing about those old school ways, is that they work completely against the way our brains work. They go completely against our human physiology, biology, chemistry, psychology, and you know, our brains job is to keep us safe and protect us.<br> So every time we start to feel any kind of rejection, our brain is literally saying, "Don't go there, don't do that. It's not safe. Rejection's not good. No, no, no, no, no."<br> So why would you put yourself in a position where you're working against your biology, when there are all kinds of ways today where you can work with your biology, and you don't have to ... I mean, literally, you can do rejection-free recruiting. You know that, you're doing it.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Now, the first time I heard you say that, I was like, dancing up and down, screaming. Because I was like, yes, yes, someone else! Okay, absolutely. You talk about, it's literally against a lot of the way our chemical make up is put together.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Yeah.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Which is true. Could you talk a little bit more about that, and what you mean about that? Because that's fascinating. I'm pretty confident most people have no idea about this.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: Yeah, I mean seriously, the way our brain works, the job our brain is to keep us safe, and conserve energy. That's the primary job of our brain. And it goes back to millions and millions of years of evolutionary psychology, where literally we had to conserve energy in case a tiger or lion jumped out of the jungle at us, and attacked us. We had to be ready to just fight, or flee.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Right.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: And so we had to conserve energy, and we had to be very very very aware of what was going on around us to protect us.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Yeah.</p> <p>GloriaMacDonald: And so, even though we're not facing lions and tigers today, in that same way, our brain's job is still to protect us and to conserve energy to keep us safe. And so literally anything that feels uncomfortable to us, the brain recognizes that and says, "No, danger zone, danger zone." It literally tries to shut us down.<br> So rejection's not comfortable for anybody, unless you work really, really, really hard against your brain. But the problem is, the vast, vast, vast majority of people just can't do it. They physically can not do it. They physically cannot re-wire their brain to go against human biology. And they can't re-wire their brain to say, "Nope, doesn't matter. I don't care about being safe." Because...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Steve Larsen: What's going on everyone, this is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks radio and I've got a very special interview and a very special guest to bring on today for the show. So go ahead and stay tuned. We'll cue the intro, grab a pen and paper and sit tight. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us read and cheat and only bug family members and friends. If you wanna grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks radio. Hi, what's going on everyone. Hey, I'm really excited for today. You guys have a very special treat. I have just been so incredibly impressed with this person. I have actually been watching closely, from am distance. Seeing everything that's been going on. You guys know my take, in the MLM space. I truly believe that MLM nowadays is broken for the way we get it. We get it, and it's not set up correctly. Or there's so many things we got to do in order to actually still be successful with it. And it's not an aspect that's really taught by uplines. And that's not something that ... I'm not anti up line, I'm not anti the man. I'm not anti those things. But it's just the reality. And from a distance, I started watching who the who was. Of all the other people who believe the same thing. And there's more ways to do it. And hey, the Internet's here, and why do we use that. Various things. And we ran across this amazing woman. Gloria MacDonald. MacDonald. Gloria MacDonald, and I'm so excited to have her on today. She is an expert, a pro in the MLM space, using LinkedIn, using various tools and things across the internet. Very honored to have her here today. And thank you so much for being here. GloriaMacDonald: Oh Steven, absolutely my pleasure. I'm thrilled and delighted to be here. Steve Larsen: This is awesome. Very, very excited. Could you ... You have a lot of success now, right. And you're doing all these great things. And I know you've done things with huge players. Was it always that way? GloriaMacDonald: Yeah, yeah. I came out of my mother's womb at the age of two. I was three level diamond in Amway. No. Steve Larsen: You saying you've always been successful, wow. GloriaMacDonald: Yeah, always. And I've never had any struggles at all, you know. Yeah, right. Let me tell you another story. Let me tell you the true story. Steve Larsen: Sounds good. GloriaMacDonald: Yeah. So I started in Amway, in 1979. So right off the top, Steve, and I hate to do this to you, but I have to correct you on something that I've heard you say. With great respect for what you've done. But I heard you say that [inaudible 00:02:43] hasn't changed since the 1990s. And I'm sorry, but it hasn't changed since the 1970s. Steve Larsen: I will take your correction. GloriaMacDonald: I don't fault you for not knowing that, because you wouldn't have been around in the 1970s. I was. Steve Larsen: That's funny. GloriaMacDonald: So it's mind boggling to me. Because people are still doing today, and network marketing companies today are still teaching and training exactly what I was taught in 1979 before the internet existed. Before personal computers existed. You know, there was no such thing as a personal computer. Cell phones didn't exist. I hate to think about what a dinosaur I am. But none of this stuff existed that exist today, that is so powerful that enables us to build our networking businesses in a much more effective and efficient way. And still, network marketing companies are still teaching, and uplines are still teaching, make your list of a hundred people. [inaudible 00:03:57] market. It's like, good god really? You know? Really. So, I went through all the struggles. I've done everything everyone else has done. Done my list of a hundred people too many times. I was an overachiever. So I did, you know, a hundred and fifty people, or two hundred people. Steve Larsen: Sure, yeah. GloriaMacDonald: You know, I- Steve Larsen: What happened from that? Was there a moment where you're like, wait a second. GloriaMacDonald: Well, yeah. What happened from that, was just like everybody else. I got so much rejection. And I burned through my one market. And then, especially back when I started, then what on earth what do you do? You couldn't hop on Facebook or LinkedIn, or whatever. Because those things didn't exist. So you had to be out and about, strike up conversations with total strangers in the grocery store. You know. Steve Larsen: Yeah. GloriaMacDonald: And really networking meetings like we know them today didn't exist in 1979 either. So it was tough. It was grueling. 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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? It's Steve Larsen and you listening to secret MLM Hacks radio. So here's the real mystery. How to real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes. Yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the blaring question. And this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to secret MLM Hacks radio.</p> <p>What's up guys hope everyone is doing fantastic and I hope that you're recruiting, and all of your selling efforts are going well. I've actually got a really cool thing to share with you guys today. Now when I first was in my very first MLM. Right? Things didn't go as I wanted to. I'm sure we've all been there before. You know, I was new I didn't know what the heck I was doing.</p> <p>And I didn't know oh gosh, what was that? That was like five years ago. I didn't know really ... how should I say this? I knew how to talk to people. And I actually know how to get a lot of people interested. One of the things that was really good at and I was gifted at, was getting people interested in the thing that I was talking about. And I would do it to a lot of relationships.</p> <p>I would do it to people who are around me all the time. And I knew how to future sell. I knew how to get people excited. And a lot of you guys listen to this episode and this podcast, you guys are probably the same. You know how to right, get people pumped. You know how to get people excited. The issue is that for me at the time, I just ... I mean, it was like every three months there was a new idea I was getting everyone excited about.</p> <p>And so after a while I was like this pattern, and everyone was like, "Hey, what's the thing? What's the idea the flavor of the month? What's the flavor of the quarter this time Stephen," And I'd be like, "Shut up. This is amazing. It's absolutely incredible," and it was get a little defensive about it. Well, I wanted to go through and actually show you guys ... I got to be sensitive here. Okay?</p> <p>Please understand, I'm being sensitive. But there's been one ... there's been a person that reached out in the past little bit here and this person was ... I don't even know how to describe this. Blaming their ... they're placing all of the responsibility of success on my shoulders, right? They came in, they got the secret MLM Hacks program. They came in and they said, "Hey look I don't want any homework."</p> <p>I was like, "Okay that's kind of weird." First of all, I'm not giving you homework I'm giving you stuff to build your business. Like second of all please you're going to need to drag me along the way here, and my brain ... guys my brain about exploded. I think I had a little mini conniption inside my noggin, and I went nuts. And I was like, "I will not drag you. I will not drag you."</p> <p>And you know I proceeded to let this individual know why. I have brought 1500 people through the process that I sell inside of secret MLM Hacks okay? A lot of people. And and what's funny is, it's not the same process as what I do in other companies and things like that. But it's very similar. There's some similar concept, similar core things. And what's funny is right of those 1600 a lot of people became millionaires.</p> <p>A lot of people became hundred thousandaires and tons of people made money for the first time out on the internet ever in their life. And it was exciting, and it's really cool to see that. I know this works as that's the reason why I get so passionate and frankly defensive over the thing that I sell. And I just got to say first off, like if you don't feel really defensive over what your MLM sells, when someone gets like mad about it, you're probably selling the wrong thing. Right?</p> <p>I stand so firmly behind ... my name is so attached to what I do. I love it. I love what I do and I know it works because I'm a product of my product. Does that make sense? And it's cool to buy from people when they're a product of their own product. Because there's passion behind it. So I'm trying to hold my tongue here for the sake of the fact that this episode's going to be on iTunes until I die. But I was mad guys.</p> <p>I was livid with this individual because they started accusing me of ... I don't even know. It was kind of all over the place and I felt defensive. And I immediately thought in my mind, "Well, it's okay that I'm feeling defensive because I know it works." Like right? If you don't get really ... I'm not saying defensive in like a really negative way. You know, it's not like I just went nuts on this individual, I didn't.</p> <p>But, I really wanted to and I felt that way, and I had to hold my tongue. I frankly had to go ... I mean like stand up and get away. I had to do other things for a while. I literally could not be even near my desk for a little bit because I was so mad about it. So happened last night and it drove me nuts. So number one anyways, if you are not passionate about your product, it's going to be really hard for you to move forward on this thing.</p> <p>I'm not even talking all about what I want you right now. But I just want you to know that like ... all right? If you have a hard time being passionate about your thing, the cool thing about passion is this when someone can tell that you're passionate about your product, when you're passionate about the MLM that you're in. It actually makes up for and fills up gaps for your knowledge when it comes to script writing, and how to close people and stuff like that.</p> <p>That stuff matters. That stuff matters to go study. But if you don't know that stuff, raw pure passion is a fantastic side step of knowing those things. Raw pure passion, just straight excitement. Remember, there's a product once one of my buddies wanted to buy, and I was like, "Dude this so cool, how does it work? He's like, "I don't know but it's cool." I was like, "Okay and I bought it," it was really expensive. Why?</p> <p>Not because there was a great close, but because it's of the raw pure passion. If you have that for your thing, it makes it so much better. So anyways, don't be nervous though when somebody gets mad at you or comes out and says like, "Hey, you're a fraud," or whatever. It's going to happen whatever. Anyway so when I first started the MLM game, I don't know why I got sidetracked on that.</p> <p>When I first got started in the game I started out ... oh, this is why. I started having a lot of conversations like that, right? Where I was like, "Hey, here's my product. Here's my MLM thing. Here's what here's the thing I'm going for." And people would get ... you know they'd start throwing the attacks. Here come the arrows. Like, "No, it's awesome because of this. Well because of this.</p> <p>And instead of me getting really good at dodging arrows, I decided that I would just start changing the person that I was pitching. And you guys know that's one of the major things that you learn how to do inside of secret MLM Hacks, the actual program. You learn how to change the person hearing your pitch. You also learn how to automate hearing your pitch, right? You learn how to ... and the reason why we go through this is because of this right?</p> <p>This right here. I want to tell you something. I think I was ... this is I don't know maybe four years ago. I was studying, I was studying, I was studying, I was trying to figure ways to grow companies and I ran across this really neat thing. I think it's by Dan Kennedy, I think so. I think, I'm not sure either Gary Halbert, I can't remember anyway.</p> <p>But there were only three ways to grow a company. There's only three ways to grow a company. Number one, you can get more customers, right? Number two, you can get your customers to pay more, right? Or number three, you can get your customers to pay more often, right? That's r...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? It's Steve Larsen and you listening to secret MLM Hacks radio. So here's the real mystery. How to real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes. Yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the blaring question. And this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to secret MLM Hacks radio.</p> <p>What's up guys hope everyone is doing fantastic and I hope that you're recruiting, and all of your selling efforts are going well. I've actually got a really cool thing to share with you guys today. Now when I first was in my very first MLM. Right? Things didn't go as I wanted to. I'm sure we've all been there before. You know, I was new I didn't know what the heck I was doing.</p> <p>And I didn't know oh gosh, what was that? That was like five years ago. I didn't know really ... how should I say this? I knew how to talk to people. And I actually know how to get a lot of people interested. One of the things that was really good at and I was gifted at, was getting people interested in the thing that I was talking about. And I would do it to a lot of relationships.</p> <p>I would do it to people who are around me all the time. And I knew how to future sell. I knew how to get people excited. And a lot of you guys listen to this episode and this podcast, you guys are probably the same. You know how to right, get people pumped. You know how to get people excited. The issue is that for me at the time, I just ... I mean, it was like every three months there was a new idea I was getting everyone excited about.</p> <p>And so after a while I was like this pattern, and everyone was like, "Hey, what's the thing? What's the idea the flavor of the month? What's the flavor of the quarter this time Stephen," And I'd be like, "Shut up. This is amazing. It's absolutely incredible," and it was get a little defensive about it. Well, I wanted to go through and actually show you guys ... I got to be sensitive here. Okay?</p> <p>Please understand, I'm being sensitive. But there's been one ... there's been a person that reached out in the past little bit here and this person was ... I don't even know how to describe this. Blaming their ... they're placing all of the responsibility of success on my shoulders, right? They came in, they got the secret MLM Hacks program. They came in and they said, "Hey look I don't want any homework."</p> <p>I was like, "Okay that's kind of weird." First of all, I'm not giving you homework I'm giving you stuff to build your business. Like second of all please you're going to need to drag me along the way here, and my brain ... guys my brain about exploded. I think I had a little mini conniption inside my noggin, and I went nuts. And I was like, "I will not drag you. I will not drag you."</p> <p>And you know I proceeded to let this individual know why. I have brought 1500 people through the process that I sell inside of secret MLM Hacks okay? A lot of people. And and what's funny is, it's not the same process as what I do in other companies and things like that. But it's very similar. There's some similar concept, similar core things. And what's funny is right of those 1600 a lot of people became millionaires.</p> <p>A lot of people became hundred thousandaires and tons of people made money for the first time out on the internet ever in their life. And it was exciting, and it's really cool to see that. I know this works as that's the reason why I get so passionate and frankly defensive over the thing that I sell. And I just got to say first off, like if you don't feel really defensive over what your MLM sells, when someone gets like mad about it, you're probably selling the wrong thing. Right?</p> <p>I stand so firmly behind ... my name is so attached to what I do. I love it. I love what I do and I know it works because I'm a product of my product. Does that make sense? And it's cool to buy from people when they're a product of their own product. Because there's passion behind it. So I'm trying to hold my tongue here for the sake of the fact that this episode's going to be on iTunes until I die. But I was mad guys.</p> <p>I was livid with this individual because they started accusing me of ... I don't even know. It was kind of all over the place and I felt defensive. And I immediately thought in my mind, "Well, it's okay that I'm feeling defensive because I know it works." Like right? If you don't get really ... I'm not saying defensive in like a really negative way. You know, it's not like I just went nuts on this individual, I didn't.</p> <p>But, I really wanted to and I felt that way, and I had to hold my tongue. I frankly had to go ... I mean like stand up and get away. I had to do other things for a while. I literally could not be even near my desk for a little bit because I was so mad about it. So happened last night and it drove me nuts. So number one anyways, if you are not passionate about your product, it's going to be really hard for you to move forward on this thing.</p> <p>I'm not even talking all about what I want you right now. But I just want you to know that like ... all right? If you have a hard time being passionate about your thing, the cool thing about passion is this when someone can tell that you're passionate about your product, when you're passionate about the MLM that you're in. It actually makes up for and fills up gaps for your knowledge when it comes to script writing, and how to close people and stuff like that.</p> <p>That stuff matters. That stuff matters to go study. But if you don't know that stuff, raw pure passion is a fantastic side step of knowing those things. Raw pure passion, just straight excitement. Remember, there's a product once one of my buddies wanted to buy, and I was like, "Dude this so cool, how does it work? He's like, "I don't know but it's cool." I was like, "Okay and I bought it," it was really expensive. Why?</p> <p>Not because there was a great close, but because it's of the raw pure passion. If you have that for your thing, it makes it so much better. So anyways, don't be nervous though when somebody gets mad at you or comes out and says like, "Hey, you're a fraud," or whatever. It's going to happen whatever. Anyway so when I first started the MLM game, I don't know why I got sidetracked on that.</p> <p>When I first got started in the game I started out ... oh, this is why. I started having a lot of conversations like that, right? Where I was like, "Hey, here's my product. Here's my MLM thing. Here's what here's the thing I'm going for." And people would get ... you know they'd start throwing the attacks. Here come the arrows. Like, "No, it's awesome because of this. Well because of this.</p> <p>And instead of me getting really good at dodging arrows, I decided that I would just start changing the person that I was pitching. And you guys know that's one of the major things that you learn how to do inside of secret MLM Hacks, the actual program. You learn how to change the person hearing your pitch. You also learn how to automate hearing your pitch, right? You learn how to ... and the reason why we go through this is because of this right?</p> <p>This right here. I want to tell you something. I think I was ... this is I don't know maybe four years ago. I was studying, I was studying, I was studying, I was trying to figure ways to grow companies and I ran across this really neat thing. I think it's by Dan Kennedy, I think so. I think, I'm not sure either Gary Halbert, I can't remember anyway.</p> <p>But there were only three ways to grow a company. 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      <itunes:summary>What's going on everyone? It's Steve Larsen and you listening to secret MLM Hacks radio. So here's the real mystery. How to real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes. Yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the blaring question. And this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to secret MLM Hacks radio. What's up guys hope everyone is doing fantastic and I hope that you're recruiting, and all of your selling efforts are going well. I've actually got a really cool thing to share with you guys today. Now when I first was in my very first MLM. Right? Things didn't go as I wanted to. I'm sure we've all been there before. You know, I was new I didn't know what the heck I was doing. And I didn't know oh gosh, what was that? That was like five years ago. I didn't know really ... how should I say this? I knew how to talk to people. And I actually know how to get a lot of people interested. One of the things that was really good at and I was gifted at, was getting people interested in the thing that I was talking about. And I would do it to a lot of relationships. I would do it to people who are around me all the time. And I knew how to future sell. I knew how to get people excited. And a lot of you guys listen to this episode and this podcast, you guys are probably the same. You know how to right, get people pumped. You know how to get people excited. The issue is that for me at the time, I just ... I mean, it was like every three months there was a new idea I was getting everyone excited about. And so after a while I was like this pattern, and everyone was like, "Hey, what's the thing? What's the idea the flavor of the month? What's the flavor of the quarter this time Stephen," And I'd be like, "Shut up. This is amazing. 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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve Larsen: What's going on everyone? It's Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh yeah. So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat, and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> What's up, guys? Hey, I'm very excited for today. First off, I want to apologize. I know it's been quite a while, like a month, I think since I've actually published an episode on this podcast here. And it's simply because there's just been so much going on. I've been speaking a lot. We have our third kid due literally any day now, she could go into labor. Anyway, she'll wince in pain just a little bit. I'm like, "Is this it? Okay, not yet. Is this it? Not yet." Weirdly, I look forward to the mad dash to the hospital, like a chase scene from Chips. Hey guys, I'm excited for the day though. I wanted to talk with you about something that's actually pretty important and pretty powerful.<br> I have a slight obsession with the show Shark Tank. What's funny is I'm actually really against VC funding for 99% of businesses that are out there. I just don't think that you need it. I don't. And I know that I ruffle a lot of feathers when I say that. Anyway, I like Shark Tank because I like to see what businesses people are in, and I like to see what they're asking for and what they think that their business is actually worth. Now if you have watched that show at all, you know that after about six or seven episodes, you're gonna start to see a pretty strong pattern. It could even honestly be in three episodes. This is always the way it always works. Funny enough, we were in Orlando. I'm sorry, we were in California on vacation a little while ago, and we were in the hotel room, just relaxing before we all went to sleep, and we're watching Shark Tank.<br> I can't remember what the person's business was, but this question gets asked so frequently. Regardless of someone's business, okay. Now pay attention to that. Regardless of someone's business, the person will always come in and they always do the 30 second little elevator pitch, or whatever. They always say, "Well tell us about your numbers." What's funny is that's the question. We want to know what your numbers are. They always ask them, "How much does it cost for you to acquire a customer? How much does it cost for you to acquire a customer?" Like nine times out of 10, the person has no idea. Are you kidding? Would you invest in something like that if it's not proven to be selling? No. It always blows me away. Oh my gosh. Anyway. People think they get deals based on how cool the product is. There's a very small aspect to that. 90% of it is just proving to the investor that it actually does sell. That they actually could get their money back. Anyway, it's funny to see how it always plays out.<br> In college, we actually had the opportunity to go and pitch several VC firms as part of some of my classes. I took a lot of entrepreneurship classes. Funny enough in college, that's what we think entrepreneurship is. It's putting together proposals in order to get VC funding. That's terrible. That's stupid in my opinion, my very humble and firm opinion. That's dumb. It's dumb. Are you kidding? Entrepreneurs create value. If you don't create enough value, no one's gonna pay for it anyway. Anyway, I'm not gonna keep going on on that.<br> Hey, I was recently listening to Russell Brunson's podcast. Funny enough, every time that we always launched a funnel, we always watched our numbers. We always watched our numbers. Okay. I'm going somewhere very specific with this, guys, and I want you to know that. And why I've been able to do what I have been in that MLM space, because it's a completely different shift of thinking, and I know that. I get a lot of pushback from that. There's a lot of old timers in the MLM community who don't like me, and I know that, and I expected that prior to me getting in. And you can't blame them. Some guy comes along and says, "Hey, you don't need to do it the old way that everyone used to do it." And the old timers are like, "Well I don't know how to do what you're doing, Steven. Therefore, I'm gonna tell my team to not do it." Right? That's pretty much what happens.<br> It's threatening to the empire. They don't know how to duplicate what I'm doing because they don't know how to build funnels. They don't know anything about what I do, so it's threatening. I get it, and I expected that. No harm, no foul. It's all good. So, I do get rocks thrown back at me and that's totally fine. This is the cutting edge stuff and it works. I have lots of students auto recruiting people and I have lots of students selling their products on the internet without them having to actually be the one there doing it. It ruffles feathers and I totally get it.<br> Anyway, I was listening to one of Russell's shows lately and he was talking about a quote. I can't remember where this is from. I think it might be Dan Kennedy. But Dan Kennedy said that you must know. If you know numbers, you know business. As in K-N-O-W. If you know numbers, know business. You'll know business. But then there's a flip side, if you have no numbers, as in N-O. If you have no numbers, then you have no business. Isn't that funny? Know your numbers, and you'll know business. If you have no numbers, you have no business. That's fascinating isn't it? You think about that with that whole Shark Tank example that I was just dropping out there. That's so true. It's so powerful. It's incredibly, that's spot on. That's exactly why so many of the people that are just like, they'll go ask for these ... They don't know their numbers. Therefore, to the investor, they have no business. We're gonna flip this.<br> Right now, I know that I spend anywhere from $5 to $8 per person to get on my web class and watch Secret MLM Hacks, the actual web class. Okay. I know roughly, we're scaling ads all over the place, so I'm just waiting for things to settle a little bit, but I have a very ... It's getting more and more clear how much it actually costs for me to acquire a customer. How much money it costs for me to get a lead. What the lifetime value of that customer actually becomes. Those kinds of numbers ... The only numbers that marketers really care about, and this is MLM multi level marketing. As a marketer, you, a marketer, there's only two numbers that you really need to care about. One is what's your average cost to acquire a customer. That's it. Average cost. CPA, cost per acquisition, which are costs to acquire a customer.<br> Next, what is the average cart value? How much does the average person actually spend with you? I know if I need to spend $3 to acquire a customer, and my average cart value is $4, I'm making money. And I can scale the ads a little. Frankly, I wouldn't want it to be that tight, but right? That's how it works. Well you have to understand, and the reason why I've been able to make a dent so quickly in the MLM space and why my team is doing amazing things that no one has ever done before in the MLM space. Frankly, there's a lot of people like, "Steven, you can't duplicate what you're doing." Well, I am, and we are.<br> What's cool, and here's the reason why, is one of the reasons why. Okay. If you think about cost to acquire, most of the time we all think of that as money, but there's actually a time cost. That's traditionally the cost that old school MLM wants you to spend. Meaning, we want you to go use your time and talk to your relationships, and that's the only form of cost MLM is traditionally okay with. That's it. That's the only form of cost that they actually are okay with. But wh...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve Larsen: What's going on everyone? It's Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh yeah. So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat, and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> What's up, guys? Hey, I'm very excited for today. First off, I want to apologize. I know it's been quite a while, like a month, I think since I've actually published an episode on this podcast here. And it's simply because there's just been so much going on. I've been speaking a lot. We have our third kid due literally any day now, she could go into labor. Anyway, she'll wince in pain just a little bit. I'm like, "Is this it? Okay, not yet. Is this it? Not yet." Weirdly, I look forward to the mad dash to the hospital, like a chase scene from Chips. Hey guys, I'm excited for the day though. I wanted to talk with you about something that's actually pretty important and pretty powerful.<br> I have a slight obsession with the show Shark Tank. What's funny is I'm actually really against VC funding for 99% of businesses that are out there. I just don't think that you need it. I don't. And I know that I ruffle a lot of feathers when I say that. Anyway, I like Shark Tank because I like to see what businesses people are in, and I like to see what they're asking for and what they think that their business is actually worth. Now if you have watched that show at all, you know that after about six or seven episodes, you're gonna start to see a pretty strong pattern. It could even honestly be in three episodes. This is always the way it always works. Funny enough, we were in Orlando. I'm sorry, we were in California on vacation a little while ago, and we were in the hotel room, just relaxing before we all went to sleep, and we're watching Shark Tank.<br> I can't remember what the person's business was, but this question gets asked so frequently. Regardless of someone's business, okay. Now pay attention to that. Regardless of someone's business, the person will always come in and they always do the 30 second little elevator pitch, or whatever. They always say, "Well tell us about your numbers." What's funny is that's the question. We want to know what your numbers are. They always ask them, "How much does it cost for you to acquire a customer? How much does it cost for you to acquire a customer?" Like nine times out of 10, the person has no idea. Are you kidding? Would you invest in something like that if it's not proven to be selling? No. It always blows me away. Oh my gosh. Anyway. People think they get deals based on how cool the product is. There's a very small aspect to that. 90% of it is just proving to the investor that it actually does sell. That they actually could get their money back. Anyway, it's funny to see how it always plays out.<br> In college, we actually had the opportunity to go and pitch several VC firms as part of some of my classes. I took a lot of entrepreneurship classes. Funny enough in college, that's what we think entrepreneurship is. It's putting together proposals in order to get VC funding. That's terrible. That's stupid in my opinion, my very humble and firm opinion. That's dumb. It's dumb. Are you kidding? Entrepreneurs create value. If you don't create enough value, no one's gonna pay for it anyway. Anyway, I'm not gonna keep going on on that.<br> Hey, I was recently listening to Russell Brunson's podcast. Funny enough, every time that we always launched a funnel, we always watched our numbers. We always watched our numbers. Okay. I'm going somewhere very specific with this, guys, and I want you to know that. And why I've been able to do what I have been in that MLM space, because it's a completely different shift of thinking, and I know that. I get a lot of pushback from that. There's a lot of old timers in the MLM community who don't like me, and I know that, and I expected that prior to me getting in. And you can't blame them. Some guy comes along and says, "Hey, you don't need to do it the old way that everyone used to do it." And the old timers are like, "Well I don't know how to do what you're doing, Steven. Therefore, I'm gonna tell my team to not do it." Right? That's pretty much what happens.<br> It's threatening to the empire. They don't know how to duplicate what I'm doing because they don't know how to build funnels. They don't know anything about what I do, so it's threatening. I get it, and I expected that. No harm, no foul. It's all good. So, I do get rocks thrown back at me and that's totally fine. This is the cutting edge stuff and it works. I have lots of students auto recruiting people and I have lots of students selling their products on the internet without them having to actually be the one there doing it. It ruffles feathers and I totally get it.<br> Anyway, I was listening to one of Russell's shows lately and he was talking about a quote. I can't remember where this is from. I think it might be Dan Kennedy. But Dan Kennedy said that you must know. If you know numbers, you know business. As in K-N-O-W. If you know numbers, know business. You'll know business. But then there's a flip side, if you have no numbers, as in N-O. If you have no numbers, then you have no business. Isn't that funny? Know your numbers, and you'll know business. If you have no numbers, you have no business. That's fascinating isn't it? You think about that with that whole Shark Tank example that I was just dropping out there. That's so true. It's so powerful. It's incredibly, that's spot on. That's exactly why so many of the people that are just like, they'll go ask for these ... They don't know their numbers. Therefore, to the investor, they have no business. We're gonna flip this.<br> Right now, I know that I spend anywhere from $5 to $8 per person to get on my web class and watch Secret MLM Hacks, the actual web class. Okay. I know roughly, we're scaling ads all over the place, so I'm just waiting for things to settle a little bit, but I have a very ... It's getting more and more clear how much it actually costs for me to acquire a customer. How much money it costs for me to get a lead. What the lifetime value of that customer actually becomes. Those kinds of numbers ... The only numbers that marketers really care about, and this is MLM multi level marketing. As a marketer, you, a marketer, there's only two numbers that you really need to care about. One is what's your average cost to acquire a customer. That's it. Average cost. CPA, cost per acquisition, which are costs to acquire a customer.<br> Next, what is the average cart value? How much does the average person actually spend with you? I know if I need to spend $3 to acquire a customer, and my average cart value is $4, I'm making money. And I can scale the ads a little. Frankly, I wouldn't want it to be that tight, but right? That's how it works. Well you have to understand, and the reason why I've been able to make a dent so quickly in the MLM space and why my team is doing amazing things that no one has ever done before in the MLM space. Frankly, there's a lot of people like, "Steven, you can't duplicate what you're doing." Well, I am, and we are.<br> What's cool, and here's the reason why, is one of the reasons why. Okay. If you think about cost to acquire, most of the time we all think of that as money, but there's actually a time cost. 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      <itunes:summary>Steve Larsen: What's going on everyone? It's Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh yeah. So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat, and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's up, guys? Hey, I'm very excited for today. First off, I want to apologize. I know it's been quite a while, like a month, I think since I've actually published an episode on this podcast here. And it's simply because there's just been so much going on. I've been speaking a lot. We have our third kid due literally any day now, she could go into labor. Anyway, she'll wince in pain just a little bit. I'm like, "Is this it? Okay, not yet. Is this it? Not yet." Weirdly, I look forward to the mad dash to the hospital, like a chase scene from Chips. Hey guys, I'm excited for the day though. I wanted to talk with you about something that's actually pretty important and pretty powerful. I have a slight obsession with the show Shark Tank. What's funny is I'm actually really against VC funding for 99% of businesses that are out there. I just don't think that you need it. I don't. And I know that I ruffle a lot of feathers when I say that. Anyway, I like Shark Tank because I like to see what businesses people are in, and I like to see what they're asking for and what they think that their business is actually worth. Now if you have watched that show at all, you know that after about six or seven episodes, you're gonna start to see a pretty strong pattern. It could even honestly be in three episodes. This is always the way it always works. Funny enough, we were in Orlando. 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There's a very small aspect to that. 90% of it is just proving to the investor that it actually does sell. That they actually could get their money back. Anyway, it's funny to see how it always plays out. In college, we actually had the opportunity to go and pitch several VC firms as part of some of my classes. I took a lot of entrepreneurship classes. Funny enough in college, that's what we think entrepreneurship is. It's putting together proposals in order to get VC funding. That's terrible. That's stupid in my opinion, my very humble and firm opinion. That's dumb. It's dumb. Are you kidding? Entrepreneurs create value. If you don't create enough value, no one's gonna pay for it anyway. Anyway, I'm not gonna keep going on on that. Hey, I was recently listening to Russell Brunson's podcast. Funny enough, every time that we always launched a funnel, we always watched our numbers. We always watched our numbers. Okay. 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What is that?" Anyway, I decided that I would reach out to all these people and I would ask them, "What's the thing?" I got back some crazy responses. I had no idea. What's the biggest you guys have taken away? What's the biggest thing you've learned? Tell me what's the result from which you've learned. The learning part, I love being able to see people understand stuff and get epiphanies and things like that, but it's learning for a purpose, which is to make more cash, to get more people in the down line. I know that and I'm aware of that, I'm cognizant of that, and that's honestly, one of the biggest bars of success that I care about.<br> When we're off and we're selling, I want you to think about it this way. I build a lot of sales funnels for a lot of people, for myself. Anyways, large individuals, school, you'd all know the names if I said. Anyway, I don't know if I'm allowed to. It's been fun going through and doing this. There's this really interesting thing that happens. I want you to think about your MLM's product. Can you sell your MLM's product? Yeah. Can you sell your MLM's opportunity? Right, I'm sure. Yeah, absolutely. What happens, though ... Let's say you're standing with a friend, someone that you would love, or someone that you just met, but somebody that you would like to be inside the opportunity. What happens when another person walks up and just talks up like crazy to MLM, like, "This is amazing. Oh, my gosh. This is incredible. It completely changed my life." They do that in front of someone who's not in the MLM. You'd be like, "Duh. Steven, of course, the guy is going to freak out and be amazed and be like, 'This is amazing. There really is something to this.'"<br> There's this third party validation that's going on that matters like crazy. I remember there was a ... It's going to make me sound really conceited. There was this time, there was this event going on at Click Funnels HQ, and I had been publishing a lot. 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I want you to think about your MLM's product. Can you sell your MLM's product? Yeah. Can you sell your MLM's opportunity? Right, I'm sure. Yeah, absolutely. What happens, though ... Let's say you're standing with a friend, someone that you would love, or someone that you just met, but somebody that you would like to be inside the opportunity. What happens when another person walks up and just talks up like crazy to MLM, like, "This is amazing. Oh, my gosh. This is incredible. It completely changed my life." They do that in front of someone who's not in the MLM. You'd be like, "Duh. Steven, of course, the guy is going to freak out and be amazed and be like, 'This is amazing. There really is something to this.'"<br> There's this third party validation that's going on that matters like crazy. I remember there was a ... It's going to make me sound really conceited. There was this time, there was this event going on at Click Funnels HQ, and I had been publishing a lot. We were able to go and help a whole bunch of people. It was a lot of fun. I walked in the door, there was a bunch of people that turned around, like, "Oh, my gosh. It's Steve Larsen." They'd come up and they start taking pictures and things like that. This guy walks up and he goes, "What are you, some kind of celebrity or something?" I was like, "No, I wouldn't say that. I'm not trying to be. I really like what I do and I talk about it." Some guy next to him was like, "This is Steve Larsen. Oh, my gosh. Really incredible." Crazy. To an awkward amount. I was like, "Okay. Thank you." [inaudible 00:03:37]<br> What happened to that guy? I feel really awkward that I just said that story. Think about it with you. Is somebody going to walk up and be like, "Oh, my gosh," whatever your name is, "You're amazing. You're incredible." I'm just trying to be real here and open and honest with you. Are there other people who will, right now, walk up when they see you and be like, "It's you in the flesh. Oh, my gosh"? I don't care what you think about him, but if the president of the United States was to walk in your house, you would go (gasps), "Wow." That awe feeling. "Wow." Have that feeling of (gasps). That feeling, that internal reaction to what is going on. Will somebody else have that reaction when you walk in the room?<br> Guys, it is my strong, firm belief that if you want recognition in this planet, do not seek it. It is a gift that comes to those who have been actively trying to bless human societies, to bless the human race, to bless people or prospective customers, buyers. Does that make sense? People who are actually delivering real value. Don't go out and ... Guys. If anyone goes and rents cars that are fancy and takes pictures in front of them for the social media profile, I'm going to slap you. I am so against that. Be real, be ethical, be honest. When people think about your MLM, when people this about your opportunity, do they have the reaction of (gasps), "Wow. Oh, my gosh. That's amazing. Whoa"? That honor feeling. Do they have that? If they don't, it's okay. Just be honest about it. Is that there? If it's not, that's okay. If it is there, that's great. Identify why. Turn that up. That's part of what makes you talkable.<br> You cannot talk somebody into joining your MLM. If you can, they may not be the right person to get in. Very hard to get those kinds of ... The best kinds of people I like to go recruit are the people that are hard to recruit because they're busy individuals. They have so much going on already. That is the best person on planet Earth for me to go get because they're active individuals. I don't have to hold a cattle prod to their back to get them to do anything. In order to create that feeling about what you do, who you are, your reputation, and again, I'm trying to let you know use this for good. Don't be a schmuck about it. I know that everyone listening ... By the way, we're getting 150 downloads a day on this podcast. I did not know that until I just looked at it. Really cool. Thank you so much for listening. I appreciate that. I am actively trying to change the MLM industry and thanks for joining me on this journey.<br> Anyway, I just wanted to let you know I don't care what MLM you're in, when people either hear about it or they learn your opportunity, or they are for the first time, seeing your product, how do you create the feeling of (gasps), "Wow"? It will not be by you talking about you. That's the fastest way to feel and look and be and be perceived as conceited and a self-righteous snob. An element of credibility is still needed. How do you do that? Here's one of the easiest ways to do it.<br> I remember I was building a funnel for this lady. She was from Australia, but she used to live in Africa. They escaped Africa. Really interesting story. I don't know if I should tell all of it because there's actually some really scary elements to it. They literally ran. There was actual gunshots. It was actually a pretty scary story. She ran. They got out of Africa where they were living and they moved over to Australia. When they were in Australia, she had to go through the incredible, ridiculous mound of paperwork that it took in order to get a visa to be in Australia. I don't know if they ran straight to Australia, but eventually, they went to do their paperwork, they got over there. She became an expert at this process. She was able to drastically and severely lower the pain needed for someone to get into Australia. We were making this funnel where in three steps, you could get a visa to Australia. She was very, very good at it. She was an expert at it.<br> She helped a whole lot of people get in. 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      <itunes:summary>Steve Larsen: Hey, what's going on everyone? It's Steve Larsen and you're listening to the completely epic, totally conceited and amazing episode of Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Here's the real mystery. How do real MLM-ers like us [inaudible 00:00:13] cheat and only bug family members and friends? Want to grow a profitable home business? How do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's up, guys? Please know that I'm joking, but honestly, this is amazing stuff. What I want to do today is I want to you guys through. A few days ago, I was thinking through where I am in my own business, my down line, and I just thought to myself, "I wonder what's the biggest people have been able to go do because of this podcast or what I'm teaching or the course? What is that?" Anyway, I decided that I would reach out to all these people and I would ask them, "What's the thing?" I got back some crazy responses. I had no idea. What's the biggest you guys have taken away? What's the biggest thing you've learned? Tell me what's the result from which you've learned. The learning part, I love being able to see people understand stuff and get epiphanies and things like that, but it's learning for a purpose, which is to make more cash, to get more people in the down line. I know that and I'm aware of that, I'm cognizant of that, and that's honestly, one of the biggest bars of success that I care about. When we're off and we're selling, I want you to think about it this way. I build a lot of sales funnels for a lot of people, for myself. Anyways, large individuals, school, you'd all know the names if I said. Anyway, I don't know if I'm allowed to. It's been fun going through and doing this. There's this really interesting thing that happens. I want you to think about your MLM's product. Can you sell your MLM's product? Yeah. Can you sell your MLM's opportunity? Right, I'm sure. Yeah, absolutely. What happens, though ... Let's say you're standing with a friend, someone that you would love, or someone that you just met, but somebody that you would like to be inside the opportunity. What happens when another person walks up and just talks up like crazy to MLM, like, "This is amazing. Oh, my gosh. This is incredible. It completely changed my life." They do that in front of someone who's not in the MLM. You'd be like, "Duh. Steven, of course, the guy is going to freak out and be amazed and be like, 'This is amazing. There really is something to this.'" There's this third party validation that's going on that matters like crazy. I remember there was a ... It's going to make me sound really conceited. There was this time, there was this event going on at Click Funnels HQ, and I had been publishing a lot. We were able to go and help a whole bunch of people. It was a lot of fun. I walked in the door, there was a bunch of people that turned around, like, "Oh, my gosh. It's Steve Larsen." They'd come up and they start taking pictures and things like that. This guy walks up and he goes, "What are you, some kind of celebrity or something?" I was like, "No, I wouldn't say that. I'm not trying to be. I really like what I do and I talk about it." Some guy next to him was like, "This is Steve Larsen. Oh, my gosh. Really incredible." Crazy. To an awkward amount. I was like, "Okay. Thank you." [inaudible 00:03:37] What happened to that guy? I feel really awkward that I just said that story. Think about it with you. Is somebody going to walk up and be like, "Oh, my gosh," whatever your name is, "You're amazing. You're incredible." I'm just trying to be real here and open and honest with you. Are there other people who will, right now, walk up when they see you and be like, "It's you in the flesh. Oh, my gosh"? I don't care what you think about him, but if the president of the United States was to walk in your house, you would go (gasps), "Wow." That awe feeling. "Wow." Have that feeling of (gasps). That feeling, that internal reaction to what is going on. Will somebody else have that reaction when you walk in the room? Guys, it is my strong, firm belief that if you want recognition in this planet, do not seek it. It is a gift that comes to those who have been actively trying to bless human societies, to bless the human race, to bless people or prospective customers, buyers. Does that make sense? People who are actually delivering real value. Don't go out and ... Guys. If anyone goes and rents cars that are fancy and takes pictures in front of them for the social media profile, I'm going to slap you. I am so against that. Be real, be ethical, be honest. When people think about your MLM, when people this about your opportunity, do they have the reaction of (gasps), "Wow. 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And my wife and I couldn't help but stop many times throughout every day that we were there and just comment how interesting it was that we had a chance to go do that.<br> Because you guys know my story. A couple years ago, right, we had nothing, and the thought of spending what we did was ridiculous. The amount of money that we spent was how much we would live on for three months. And it's crazy. It's just very, very fascinating to see how fast worlds can change. And I don't say that to be showboaty, or high and mighty. I love that I get to do what I get to do, and I love that ... I really like the MLM game guys. It's fascinating, the power that it brings and the ability to love the life that you want to is true.<br> And you know, I used to listen to other guys, like me, saying that kind of stuff and I'd be like, "Oh yeah. Okay. Whatever." And I'd dismiss it a little bit. But it's really true. I mean, you can do amazing stuff with the MLM space mixed with building these internet sales funnels and doing that kind of thing. So anyways, been a lot of fun. Hey, this is a topic I just want to touch on real quick here, and I touched on it a little bit in one of my other shows, but one of the things I've been doing lately ... you guys know I have a program called Secret MLM Hacks and it's going really, really well.<br> It's been mentioned now in several platforms, meaning not just by me. Got mentioned at, I said Grant Cardone's 10X event, which was awesome. It's now officially a part of Russell Brunson's product, Funnel Builder Secrets, meaning he mentions it in that webinar, which is crazy cool, can't even believe it. Anyway, it works. It's the real deal. It's the bees knees, cat's meow. And I love it. It's been a lot of fun. We've had a lot of success and a lot of success stories coming from a lot of cool people out there just killing it. And very honored.<br> I am actively trying to change the MLM industry. And it's not easy. You know, it's going well. We got a lot of people watching. So anyways, what I've been doing is I wanted to think through, and with you real quick, I want you to know where I am in this whole process. So what I did, like I said, it's probably about a ... I mean, really, it was about four years ago that I had the first idea for Secret MLM Hacks, four years ago. I validated the idea about two years ago when I launched the first version of it, and it was okay. I definitely saw where the flaws were, and where people were not having enough understanding how to run it, or things like that.<br> So I took it off the market, and then this last January, I launched the full, the actual full version and course and it's been a lot of fun. But first what I did is I made sure that I knew how to sell it. Before I ever created it, I made sure I knew how to sell it. And the way I did that was, number one, one of the ways, was by this podcast, actually. This podcast, the show, okay, just follow along and put your MLM in my shoes. I'm sorry, put my product in your shoes. Think through with me, how you're selling the MLM. Work through this process with me. The first thing I had to do before I said yes to doing it, I had to make sure that it would sell.<br> Too many people go out and they choose their MLM based on if they like the product. That is the wrong way to do it. Too many people go out and say, "Well, I'm going to choose my ... If I like the product, or how's the comp plan?" It's like, okay, nobody cares if it can't sell. And I learned that painfully through the school of hard knocks, just over the last four or five years as I've been doing this stuff. And going around and realizing, like, oh my gosh, yes, cool doesn't sell. Yes, cool, hard to sell. Yes, cool, when I sell I really don't get that much from it. My cut's really small.<br> And I had to go through, I got really nitpicky on how to choose it. So the first thing I did is number one, I had to figure out, will this sell if I go do it? I believe in free market capitalism, of course I have to make sure sell, of course it's to make money. But really it's doing other things. What it does is it allows me to take all that money and put it back into ads, to increase the speed of the product. So number one, I ask, does this sell well? Is it easy to sell?<br> Number two, is there opportunity for me to put ad dollars behind it, because that ... I used to get all excited ... You know the first time I ever launched one of my products I was so excited, I was like, "Oh my gosh, I'm not spending any money on ads." That was the most terrible thing to celebrate. An actual marketer will want to spend money on ads. An actual marketer will want ... Guys, as much as you can, my goal is to outspend every single competitor that I have, including entire MLM's who have no idea what they're doing on social media. It's a pretty blue ocean. That's why I teach in my products what I do so you guys can do the same.<br> Anyway, very, very powerful. Increases speed like crazy, gets you out there very, very fast, and the money follows, which is awesome. So number one, right, does it sell? Number two, can I spend money on ads? And then what I started doing was I went and actually started putting together a really, really amazing offer. So there's a course they're purchasing that they get, but then also they're getting a whole bunch of prebuilt sales funnels. And I was the lead funnel builder at ClickFunnels headquarters for almost two years. Sat next to Russell Brunson for that entire time, in the same room, and it was a bunch of fun. Learned a lot, learned a ton of stuff, built almost 500 funnels next to him. I don't build just your ordinary funnels.<br> And so I include those inside of the program. And then there was a whole bunch of ... There was a few other things that I tossed in there, and that was kind of it. And I went through and I started selling it and it sold well. And it is selling well. And it's gone really, really well. "Stephen, why are you telling us this? It sounds like you're showboating." I'm not. I'm bringing you up to where I am now. So what I do now is I take a step back. I'm taking a step back and I'm looking again at how people have interacted with the original sales message that I put out there.<br> How are they interacting with it? What are all the reasons people are not purchasing? What are their excuses? What problems did I create for people when they bought my product? I created a lot of solutions. I delivered a lot of solutions, but I also created problems. That's the nature of purchasing. You, your own product, you give people problems as much as you give them solutions, which is awesome because if you can figure out how to solve those fallout problems you make a lot of extra money, especially when you bundle it with the original thing.<br> So that's what I'm doing, taking a step back and I'm like, "Cool, how's the sales message?" And I'm doing a deep dive. Guys, I'm rewriting the entire web class, literally. It's a completely ... If you saw the old one and you were like "Uh," It's totally different. It's not ready yet. It's about to...</p>]]>
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And my wife and I couldn't help but stop many times throughout every day that we were there and just comment how interesting it was that we had a chance to go do that.<br> Because you guys know my story. A couple years ago, right, we had nothing, and the thought of spending what we did was ridiculous. The amount of money that we spent was how much we would live on for three months. And it's crazy. It's just very, very fascinating to see how fast worlds can change. And I don't say that to be showboaty, or high and mighty. I love that I get to do what I get to do, and I love that ... I really like the MLM game guys. It's fascinating, the power that it brings and the ability to love the life that you want to is true.<br> And you know, I used to listen to other guys, like me, saying that kind of stuff and I'd be like, "Oh yeah. Okay. Whatever." And I'd dismiss it a little bit. But it's really true. I mean, you can do amazing stuff with the MLM space mixed with building these internet sales funnels and doing that kind of thing. So anyways, been a lot of fun. Hey, this is a topic I just want to touch on real quick here, and I touched on it a little bit in one of my other shows, but one of the things I've been doing lately ... you guys know I have a program called Secret MLM Hacks and it's going really, really well.<br> It's been mentioned now in several platforms, meaning not just by me. Got mentioned at, I said Grant Cardone's 10X event, which was awesome. It's now officially a part of Russell Brunson's product, Funnel Builder Secrets, meaning he mentions it in that webinar, which is crazy cool, can't even believe it. Anyway, it works. It's the real deal. It's the bees knees, cat's meow. And I love it. It's been a lot of fun. We've had a lot of success and a lot of success stories coming from a lot of cool people out there just killing it. And very honored.<br> I am actively trying to change the MLM industry. And it's not easy. You know, it's going well. We got a lot of people watching. So anyways, what I've been doing is I wanted to think through, and with you real quick, I want you to know where I am in this whole process. So what I did, like I said, it's probably about a ... I mean, really, it was about four years ago that I had the first idea for Secret MLM Hacks, four years ago. I validated the idea about two years ago when I launched the first version of it, and it was okay. I definitely saw where the flaws were, and where people were not having enough understanding how to run it, or things like that.<br> So I took it off the market, and then this last January, I launched the full, the actual full version and course and it's been a lot of fun. But first what I did is I made sure that I knew how to sell it. Before I ever created it, I made sure I knew how to sell it. And the way I did that was, number one, one of the ways, was by this podcast, actually. This podcast, the show, okay, just follow along and put your MLM in my shoes. I'm sorry, put my product in your shoes. Think through with me, how you're selling the MLM. Work through this process with me. The first thing I had to do before I said yes to doing it, I had to make sure that it would sell.<br> Too many people go out and they choose their MLM based on if they like the product. That is the wrong way to do it. Too many people go out and say, "Well, I'm going to choose my ... If I like the product, or how's the comp plan?" It's like, okay, nobody cares if it can't sell. And I learned that painfully through the school of hard knocks, just over the last four or five years as I've been doing this stuff. And going around and realizing, like, oh my gosh, yes, cool doesn't sell. Yes, cool, hard to sell. Yes, cool, when I sell I really don't get that much from it. My cut's really small.<br> And I had to go through, I got really nitpicky on how to choose it. So the first thing I did is number one, I had to figure out, will this sell if I go do it? I believe in free market capitalism, of course I have to make sure sell, of course it's to make money. But really it's doing other things. What it does is it allows me to take all that money and put it back into ads, to increase the speed of the product. So number one, I ask, does this sell well? Is it easy to sell?<br> Number two, is there opportunity for me to put ad dollars behind it, because that ... I used to get all excited ... You know the first time I ever launched one of my products I was so excited, I was like, "Oh my gosh, I'm not spending any money on ads." That was the most terrible thing to celebrate. An actual marketer will want to spend money on ads. An actual marketer will want ... Guys, as much as you can, my goal is to outspend every single competitor that I have, including entire MLM's who have no idea what they're doing on social media. It's a pretty blue ocean. That's why I teach in my products what I do so you guys can do the same.<br> Anyway, very, very powerful. Increases speed like crazy, gets you out there very, very fast, and the money follows, which is awesome. So number one, right, does it sell? Number two, can I spend money on ads? And then what I started doing was I went and actually started putting together a really, really amazing offer. So there's a course they're purchasing that they get, but then also they're getting a whole bunch of prebuilt sales funnels. And I was the lead funnel builder at ClickFunnels headquarters for almost two years. Sat next to Russell Brunson for that entire time, in the same room, and it was a bunch of fun. Learned a lot, learned a ton of stuff, built almost 500 funnels next to him. I don't build just your ordinary funnels.<br> And so I include those inside of the program. And then there was a whole bunch of ... There was a few other things that I tossed in there, and that was kind of it. And I went through and I started selling it and it sold well. And it is selling well. And it's gone really, really well. "Stephen, why are you telling us this? It sounds like you're showboating." I'm not. I'm bringing you up to where I am now. So what I do now is I take a step back. I'm taking a step back and I'm looking again at how people have interacted with the original sales message that I put out there.<br> How are they interacting with it? What are all the reasons people are not purchasing? What are their excuses? What problems did I create for people when they bought my product? I created a lot of solutions. I delivered a lot of solutions, but I also created problems. That's the nature of purchasing. 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      <itunes:summary>Speaker 1: What's going on everyone. This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's up guys? Hopefully you're doing well. I haven't been publishing as much recently, but anyways, I'm excited to get this episode out to you. We've been out and about. We were just on vacation at Disney World for a while, or Disneyland sorry, for a while. It was a bunch of fun. Man. It was just really, really fun. And my wife and I couldn't help but stop many times throughout every day that we were there and just comment how interesting it was that we had a chance to go do that. Because you guys know my story. A couple years ago, right, we had nothing, and the thought of spending what we did was ridiculous. The amount of money that we spent was how much we would live on for three months. And it's crazy. It's just very, very fascinating to see how fast worlds can change. And I don't say that to be showboaty, or high and mighty. I love that I get to do what I get to do, and I love that ... I really like the MLM game guys. It's fascinating, the power that it brings and the ability to love the life that you want to is true. And you know, I used to listen to other guys, like me, saying that kind of stuff and I'd be like, "Oh yeah. Okay. Whatever." And I'd dismiss it a little bit. But it's really true. I mean, you can do amazing stuff with the MLM space mixed with building these internet sales funnels and doing that kind of thing. So anyways, been a lot of fun. Hey, this is a topic I just want to touch on real quick here, and I touched on it a little bit in one of my other shows, but one of the things I've been doing lately ... you guys know I have a program called Secret MLM Hacks and it's going really, really well. It's been mentioned now in several platforms, meaning not just by me. Got mentioned at, I said Grant Cardone's 10X event, which was awesome. It's now officially a part of Russell Brunson's product, Funnel Builder Secrets, meaning he mentions it in that webinar, which is crazy cool, can't even believe it. Anyway, it works. It's the real deal. It's the bees knees, cat's meow. And I love it. It's been a lot of fun. We've had a lot of success and a lot of success stories coming from a lot of cool people out there just killing it. And very honored. I am actively trying to change the MLM industry. And it's not easy. You know, it's going well. We got a lot of people watching. So anyways, what I've been doing is I wanted to think through, and with you real quick, I want you to know where I am in this whole process. So what I did, like I said, it's probably about a ... I mean, really, it was about four years ago that I had the first idea for Secret MLM Hacks, four years ago. I validated the idea about two years ago when I launched the first version of it, and it was okay. I definitely saw where the flaws were, and where people were not having enough understanding how to run it, or things like that. So I took it off the market, and then this last January, I launched the full, the actual full version and course and it's been a lot of fun. But first what I did is I made sure that I knew how to sell it. Before I ever created it, I made sure I knew how to sell it. And the way I did that was, number one, one of the ways, was by this podcast, actually. This podcast, the show, okay, just follow along and put your MLM in my shoes. I'm sorry, put my product in your shoes. Think through with me, how you're selling the MLM. Work through this process with me. The first thing I had to do before I said yes to doing it, I had to make sure that it would sell. Too many people go out and they choose their MLM based on if they like the product. That is the wrong way to do it. Too many people go out and say, "Well, I'm going to choose my ... If I like the product, or how's the comp plan?" It's like, okay, nobody cares if it can't sell. And I learned that painfully through the school of hard knocks, just over the last four or five years as I've been doing this stuff. And going around and realizing, like, oh my gosh, yes, cool doesn't sell. Yes, cool, hard to sell. Yes, cool, when I sell I really don't get that much from it. My cut's really small. And I had to go through, I got really nitpicky on how to choose it. So the first thing I did is number one, I had to figure out, will this sell if I go do it? I believe in free market capitalism, of course I have to make sure sell, of course it's to make money. But really it's doing other things. What it does is it allows me to take all that money and put it bac...</itunes:summary>
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You know, with ClickFunnels, and I am one of the coaches for their new two comma club coaching program. It's a program that I helped launch about a year ago, a little over a year ago, and I was the only coach. I had 675 students, and I was the only coach.<br> My job was to go through all of their offers with them. Help them create a very sexy and attractive offer based on the person they're trying to sell and get them out there making money for a lot of them, for the first time in their life. We had tons of awesome success stories from that. We had people make anywhere from their first thousand bucks to six million. Lots of stuff. I had a chance to ... Anyway, the only reason I'm bringing this up is, it makes me sound like I'm ... that makes me feel like I'm really egotistical.<br> What I'm trying to say is, after going through so many of these people, and after I've had a whole bunch of people come into the Secret MLM Hacks program, after I've had another group of like six or 700 people come in to do it again, I'm coming up on a lot of people that I've done this with. I had the opportunity to do that again this morning for several hours with some students, kind of one on one with them, and go through and help figure out part of what it is they're actually selling. There's some things that I always run into people. This roadblocks that I always see people will run into.<br> And doing that many times, it's hard not to notice the patterns, right? So I thought what I'd do for this episode is kind of show or share with you one of the patterns. It's so extremely simple, okay? It is so extremely simple, but it ends up being like their entire business plan. I don't know if you guys have ever created a business plan before in the sense that school usually has you go through it, like business school, right? We'd write these massive like 15-20 page business plans, and I don't know. There was still like no plan on how to actually ... Anyway, what I want to share with you today is, in my mind, one of the easiest ways to sidestep, having to go through this massive business plan writing.<br> I think business plans, in the sense that they're taught, are usually pure garbage, right? Unless you need massive cash for like some VC funding, which I'm also very against, because in my mind, if you got something of worth, if you got something that's actually solving problems for people, like, you don't always need VC funding. I know that will cause some polarities, I say that, but that's okay. I actually am very against VC funding. Very few scenarios I can ever think of ever where someone should actually get it.<br> Anyway, so, what I want to do is I want to walk through, just real quick, just a very simple process to figure out what your business actually is and what it's doing. So you're thinking about your MLM, right? You're thinking about your downline thing. There's several aspects to it, right? Number one, you are selling people into your opportunity itself. That's great. Absolutely love it. I've got some cool systems to do that for me. We just passed our 200th person applying to join my downline, someone I've never met before, right? That's amazing, okay?<br> That's what I teach inside Secret MLM Hacks, if you guys have never heard of that yet or hadn't a chance to see it, go check it out. It's had a chance to bless a lot of lives. Actually, it's been really fun. Had a lot of cool success stories in there. It's been a lot of fun. The other avenue though, other business avenue that you've got is this area, where you're selling your MLM's actual product, right? I have a system for eventually getting people to both, but at the beginning, I only focus on one or the other. I'm only selling the product, or I'm only selling the opportunity.<br> At the end, they promote each other, but not at the beginning. I lead with one or the other. Okay. Anyway, here's the framework. Here's the framework. This is how I do what I do, and this is the framework that I use for people to go through and get more clear on who it is that they're selling. You see, one of the things that I ran into early on inside this business is, a lot of guys know, I literally ... I wanted to be successful in MLM so bad that I walked down Main Street. I was so ... Guys, my pride was on the line. You might actually be the same, where you have a whole bunch of people who's been telling you, "Oh is this just another one of those things again?" and that hurt my pride.<br> That made me feel like I was an idiot. That made me feel like I had nothing. You most likely have had something like that happened to you. I mean, I don't know anyone who's in business, who's actually successful, who's actually never had a naysayer. You know what I mean? We all have them. We all have them. I was feeling it hard. This was four, five years ago, something like that. I wanted this to be successful so bad that I literally was walking down Main Street pitching people. I would down and be like, "Hey," and my pitch was bad, and I didn't know what I was doing.<br> I was fumbling through it, and I went through, and I was getting people like, "Come on. You should buy this. This is so cool." I didn't know what I was doing. I got some people who said, "Yes," and I had a ton of people who said, "No." I ended up recruiting a lot of people. What are the issues that I ran into, which you most likely have run into as well, is, I was like, "Oh my gosh. This is so cool. I worked my butt off. I was literally walking down Main Street. I recruited some businesses. I did recruit some friends and family. I did recruit some total strangers."<br> It wasn't that many. This is the first time I'd ever done anything in MLM ever at that time. I really, really did not want to fail at this. I felt like I had failed at so many things before, which now, in hindsight, makes me realize that's what actually led to all the success, which has been so cool, but it's hard to see that when you're in the middle of it, right? And you most likely have been there as well. You might be right now. In fact, I was looking at some old pictures. I was looking at some old pictures of when my wife and I got married. We had hardly any money. It was three weeks into our marriage, and it was Christmastime.<br> We had no money. We were so poor. Guys, I literally took a piece of like butcher paper and I thumbtacked it to our wall. It was totally empty in there because we had no money for furniture, and I literally took a Crayola crayon, and I drew a fireplace next to our tree that was like a foot tall. We put it on this little stand, so I was a little bit taller. Then we put like a present or two underneath from each other. These are like ... You know what I mean? This is the cherishing moments you remember at the beginning of marriage. We just had nothing. Anyway, we really had nothing, and I really, really wanted to make this work.<br> I felt like I've been trying tons of stuff and nothing had been happening, nothing had been working. And externally, yes, that's the thing that I really, really wante...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve Larsen: Hey, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to an epic episode of Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> What's up guys? Hey I'm very excited for this episode today. I have a super cool little thing here for you. I've often told you guys before, in fact, I've told many of you this before. I've created a lot of info products now, in my life. I've seen a lot of offers. One of the things that I teach is offer creation, right? You know, with ClickFunnels, and I am one of the coaches for their new two comma club coaching program. It's a program that I helped launch about a year ago, a little over a year ago, and I was the only coach. I had 675 students, and I was the only coach.<br> My job was to go through all of their offers with them. Help them create a very sexy and attractive offer based on the person they're trying to sell and get them out there making money for a lot of them, for the first time in their life. We had tons of awesome success stories from that. We had people make anywhere from their first thousand bucks to six million. Lots of stuff. I had a chance to ... Anyway, the only reason I'm bringing this up is, it makes me sound like I'm ... that makes me feel like I'm really egotistical.<br> What I'm trying to say is, after going through so many of these people, and after I've had a whole bunch of people come into the Secret MLM Hacks program, after I've had another group of like six or 700 people come in to do it again, I'm coming up on a lot of people that I've done this with. I had the opportunity to do that again this morning for several hours with some students, kind of one on one with them, and go through and help figure out part of what it is they're actually selling. There's some things that I always run into people. This roadblocks that I always see people will run into.<br> And doing that many times, it's hard not to notice the patterns, right? So I thought what I'd do for this episode is kind of show or share with you one of the patterns. It's so extremely simple, okay? It is so extremely simple, but it ends up being like their entire business plan. I don't know if you guys have ever created a business plan before in the sense that school usually has you go through it, like business school, right? We'd write these massive like 15-20 page business plans, and I don't know. There was still like no plan on how to actually ... Anyway, what I want to share with you today is, in my mind, one of the easiest ways to sidestep, having to go through this massive business plan writing.<br> I think business plans, in the sense that they're taught, are usually pure garbage, right? Unless you need massive cash for like some VC funding, which I'm also very against, because in my mind, if you got something of worth, if you got something that's actually solving problems for people, like, you don't always need VC funding. I know that will cause some polarities, I say that, but that's okay. I actually am very against VC funding. Very few scenarios I can ever think of ever where someone should actually get it.<br> Anyway, so, what I want to do is I want to walk through, just real quick, just a very simple process to figure out what your business actually is and what it's doing. So you're thinking about your MLM, right? You're thinking about your downline thing. There's several aspects to it, right? Number one, you are selling people into your opportunity itself. That's great. Absolutely love it. I've got some cool systems to do that for me. We just passed our 200th person applying to join my downline, someone I've never met before, right? That's amazing, okay?<br> That's what I teach inside Secret MLM Hacks, if you guys have never heard of that yet or hadn't a chance to see it, go check it out. It's had a chance to bless a lot of lives. Actually, it's been really fun. Had a lot of cool success stories in there. It's been a lot of fun. The other avenue though, other business avenue that you've got is this area, where you're selling your MLM's actual product, right? I have a system for eventually getting people to both, but at the beginning, I only focus on one or the other. I'm only selling the product, or I'm only selling the opportunity.<br> At the end, they promote each other, but not at the beginning. I lead with one or the other. Okay. Anyway, here's the framework. Here's the framework. This is how I do what I do, and this is the framework that I use for people to go through and get more clear on who it is that they're selling. You see, one of the things that I ran into early on inside this business is, a lot of guys know, I literally ... I wanted to be successful in MLM so bad that I walked down Main Street. I was so ... Guys, my pride was on the line. You might actually be the same, where you have a whole bunch of people who's been telling you, "Oh is this just another one of those things again?" and that hurt my pride.<br> That made me feel like I was an idiot. That made me feel like I had nothing. You most likely have had something like that happened to you. I mean, I don't know anyone who's in business, who's actually successful, who's actually never had a naysayer. You know what I mean? We all have them. We all have them. I was feeling it hard. This was four, five years ago, something like that. I wanted this to be successful so bad that I literally was walking down Main Street pitching people. I would down and be like, "Hey," and my pitch was bad, and I didn't know what I was doing.<br> I was fumbling through it, and I went through, and I was getting people like, "Come on. You should buy this. This is so cool." I didn't know what I was doing. I got some people who said, "Yes," and I had a ton of people who said, "No." I ended up recruiting a lot of people. What are the issues that I ran into, which you most likely have run into as well, is, I was like, "Oh my gosh. This is so cool. I worked my butt off. I was literally walking down Main Street. I recruited some businesses. I did recruit some friends and family. I did recruit some total strangers."<br> It wasn't that many. This is the first time I'd ever done anything in MLM ever at that time. I really, really did not want to fail at this. I felt like I had failed at so many things before, which now, in hindsight, makes me realize that's what actually led to all the success, which has been so cool, but it's hard to see that when you're in the middle of it, right? And you most likely have been there as well. You might be right now. In fact, I was looking at some old pictures. I was looking at some old pictures of when my wife and I got married. We had hardly any money. It was three weeks into our marriage, and it was Christmastime.<br> We had no money. We were so poor. Guys, I literally took a piece of like butcher paper and I thumbtacked it to our wall. It was totally empty in there because we had no money for furniture, and I literally took a Crayola crayon, and I drew a fireplace next to our tree that was like a foot tall. We put it on this little stand, so I was a little bit taller. Then we put like a present or two underneath from each other. These are like ... You know what I mean? This is the cherishing moments you remember at the beginning of marriage. We just had nothing. Anyway, we really had nothing, and I really, really wanted to make this work.<br> I felt like I've been trying tons of stuff and nothing had been happening, nothing had been working. And externally, yes, that's the thing that I really, really wante...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Steve Larsen: Hey, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to an epic episode of Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's up guys? Hey I'm very excited for this episode today. I have a super cool little thing here for you. I've often told you guys before, in fact, I've told many of you this before. I've created a lot of info products now, in my life. I've seen a lot of offers. One of the things that I teach is offer creation, right? You know, with ClickFunnels, and I am one of the coaches for their new two comma club coaching program. It's a program that I helped launch about a year ago, a little over a year ago, and I was the only coach. I had 675 students, and I was the only coach. My job was to go through all of their offers with them. Help them create a very sexy and attractive offer based on the person they're trying to sell and get them out there making money for a lot of them, for the first time in their life. We had tons of awesome success stories from that. We had people make anywhere from their first thousand bucks to six million. Lots of stuff. I had a chance to ... Anyway, the only reason I'm bringing this up is, it makes me sound like I'm ... that makes me feel like I'm really egotistical. What I'm trying to say is, after going through so many of these people, and after I've had a whole bunch of people come into the Secret MLM Hacks program, after I've had another group of like six or 700 people come in to do it again, I'm coming up on a lot of people that I've done this with. I had the opportunity to do that again this morning for several hours with some students, kind of one on one with them, and go through and help figure out part of what it is they're actually selling. There's some things that I always run into people. This roadblocks that I always see people will run into. And doing that many times, it's hard not to notice the patterns, right? So I thought what I'd do for this episode is kind of show or share with you one of the patterns. It's so extremely simple, okay? It is so extremely simple, but it ends up being like their entire business plan. I don't know if you guys have ever created a business plan before in the sense that school usually has you go through it, like business school, right? We'd write these massive like 15-20 page business plans, and I don't know. There was still like no plan on how to actually ... Anyway, what I want to share with you today is, in my mind, one of the easiest ways to sidestep, having to go through this massive business plan writing. I think business plans, in the sense that they're taught, are usually pure garbage, right? Unless you need massive cash for like some VC funding, which I'm also very against, because in my mind, if you got something of worth, if you got something that's actually solving problems for people, like, you don't always need VC funding. I know that will cause some polarities, I say that, but that's okay. I actually am very against VC funding. Very few scenarios I can ever think of ever where someone should actually get it. Anyway, so, what I want to do is I want to walk through, just real quick, just a very simple process to figure out what your business actually is and what it's doing. So you're thinking about your MLM, right? You're thinking about your downline thing. There's several aspects to it, right? Number one, you are selling people into your opportunity itself. That's great. Absolutely love it. I've got some cool systems to do that for me. We just passed our 200th person applying to join my downline, someone I've never met before, right? That's amazing, okay? That's what I teach inside Secret MLM Hacks, if you guys have never heard of that yet or hadn't a chance to see it, go check it out. It's had a chance to bless a lot of lives. Actually, it's been really fun. Had a lot of cool success stories in there. It's been a lot of fun. The other avenue though, other business avenue that you've got is this area, where you're selling your MLM's actual product, right? I have a system for eventually getting people to both, but at the beginning, I only focus on one or the other. I'm only selling the product, or I'm only selling the opportunity. At the end, they promote each other, but not at the beginning. I lead with one or the other. Okay. Anyway, here's the framework. Here's the framework. This is how I do what I do, and this is the framework that I use for people to go through and get more clear on who it is that they're selling. You see, one of the things that I ran into early on inside...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve Larsen: What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do Real MLMers like us create and cheat and only bug family members and friends who want to grow a profitable home business? How do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question in this podcast. We'll give you the answer.<br> My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's up guys? Hey, hopefully you're doing awesome. I know it's been a little while since I've published here. I've been at several events. I've spoken at several events. Been flying like crazy. It's been a lot of fun. What I wanted to do for this episode was, I wanted to drop in a recording of me coaching the people who were inside of the program that I sell called Secret MLM Hacks. And it's been a lot of fun coaching them. I realize that I've now brought almost 900 people through this process or similar process as well, and had a lot of success with it. I've been able to go through it and help create millionaires, many of them now, and it's been great.<br> And so one of the things that I notice, there's always this point as people start to learn something new, that they will go through, it happens to pretty much everybody that I've ever seen and watch. And what they'll do is, they'll sit back and they will start to question the very process that they're going through. And what I wanted to do is, I wanted to drop in. It's kind of special, guys. It's unique. There's three things that I ask every single person that I am coaching to go through internally. And so the next, it's like 20, 30 minutes, something like that, but it's totally worth it I promise, for you to go through and see what those three things are that I drop out to my students to help them know what I expect from them as they move forward inside of my program.<br> So if you're sitting on the fence or whatever, every Friday what I do is, I always want people to know that I am there for them to help them answer questions, to coach them along the path, to push them when they need pushing. I look at myself as a coach. I tell them I'm a coach. Now, one thing about a coach is that coaches don't always make things comfortable. The purpose of the coach is to cause progression. And sometimes progress requires a little bit of pain, or discomfort, or things that are new, things you never ... Anyway, this is me going through and setting kind of the premise as far as hey, here are the three things that I require.<br> And what's kind of cool is, regardless if you're in my program or not, these are things that you can use inside your own downline that I think that you will be able to help set the bar so that you create people who are people of action. One of the things that is most dangerous is when you recruit a whole bunch of people, which I've totally done this before, and probably most of us have, but you recruit a whole bunch of people who are not expecting to run on their own. Right? How do you get someone past that? And so this what I tell my people. This is what tell not just the people in my group, but also people inside of my very downline to help set the bar and help people realize that, yes, I'll run, but I'll run with you, not for you.<br> These are the three things that I have people go through and understand. Anyways, I'm going to cue this over here. You can even take notes if you'd like to. These three things though, drastically, drastically, I've always found increase the speed of success for the person who is either in my downline, or the person I'm coaching, whatever it may be. Anyways, hopefully you guys enjoy this. Thanks so much.<br> Guys, I'm excited for today. I hope you're doing well and I am just thrilled to be part of this group. I'm so touched by the number of you guys that are just out there just killing it, just doing everything that you can to just run forward. One of the hardest things I have as a coach is, I've had a total of about 900 people, ish. Let me think. Yeah. It's almost 900 people, 900 people in the last year that I've coached through these kinds of processes and similar thing as you guys are going through right now. And the thing that gets heartbreaking for me is this whole idea that, you guys, no one's teaching what I'm teaching. You've got the material, in my mind, the best tools, in my mind. You've got the best stuff that's out there, your complete Blue Ocean Strategy. You've got all this stuff that's out there. And the thing that hangs people up, it's like, well. What is it then? It's actually the ability for the individual to believe that it can work, and that's it. That's it. The ability to believe that it actually can work. And yes, Stephen, I totally get it. And yes, I will marry the process.<br> One of the things, every once in a while I get someone to reach out. They're like, "Are you telling me that I actually have to put a few things into this? I actually have to work on it?" I was like, "Well, yeah. It's a business. Of course you have to." But it's not completely turnkey all the way? It's like, no, it wouldn't be valuable then. Are you serious? Are you serious? I've turned key to everything that I can. You know what I mean? And it's hard for me to see that as a coach. So those of you guys who are, you're out there, you're hustling. You're trying to apply all the stuff that I'm teaching. You're going through and you're just going through the motions. You're just doing it. I thank you. It means a lot to me. It's heartbreaking for me to see that.<br> I've been where you are. And two years ago, I was broke, guys. And I went through and I started putting all these pieces together and putting these ... And it's crazy. I ended up getting my first Two Comma Club award. What? That's crazy. Million dollars through a single funnel. Crazy. Changed my life. And I started coaching people on this process. And over the last year I've had over almost 900 people in, which is crazy, that I've had a chance to bring through at this, both personal coaching students, you guys, Russell's group, which is huge, another group of mine that I have that's big. And it's been just, it's so fun. But it also is an emotional roller coaster for the coach. And those of you guys who have an existing team and you're trying to get people to take action, you've been through that before and you know what I'm talking about.<br> And so I'm very appreciative of you guys and just going forward and just doing it. There's been a ton of success stories already in this group alone, and it's not that old. It's pretty new still, actually. And I've had a lot of people reach out, and it's the classic excuses. Well, I don't know that I have time. It's like, "Are you serious? This can make you a million bucks. What's the worth to you?" It's not going to be done in a week? No. How long does it take for my four year old to grow into an adult? Years. Right? I want to shortcut that process for you by a ton if you just do what I tell you to do on it.<br> But one thing I want you to know and understand and be a part of and realize is, I wish people would just stop questioning the process. The process works, but people get so caught up in questioning whether or not the process works that they're not actually doing the process. So sit back like, "Will that actually work?" Why don't you get there, try it, and find out. You know what I mean? It's so much better to do it that way and do it that model than it is to go the other way and start questioning every little thing. Something, doing something, is always better than sitting back and questioning. You just won't get anything done. At the very bare bolts of it, I have never seen anybody who actually is failing when they just have pig headed discipline running towards stuff. It may not even be the fact ... They might...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve Larsen: What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do Real MLMers like us create and cheat and only bug family members and friends who want to grow a profitable home business? How do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question in this podcast. We'll give you the answer.<br> My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's up guys? Hey, hopefully you're doing awesome. I know it's been a little while since I've published here. I've been at several events. I've spoken at several events. Been flying like crazy. It's been a lot of fun. What I wanted to do for this episode was, I wanted to drop in a recording of me coaching the people who were inside of the program that I sell called Secret MLM Hacks. And it's been a lot of fun coaching them. I realize that I've now brought almost 900 people through this process or similar process as well, and had a lot of success with it. I've been able to go through it and help create millionaires, many of them now, and it's been great.<br> And so one of the things that I notice, there's always this point as people start to learn something new, that they will go through, it happens to pretty much everybody that I've ever seen and watch. And what they'll do is, they'll sit back and they will start to question the very process that they're going through. And what I wanted to do is, I wanted to drop in. It's kind of special, guys. It's unique. There's three things that I ask every single person that I am coaching to go through internally. And so the next, it's like 20, 30 minutes, something like that, but it's totally worth it I promise, for you to go through and see what those three things are that I drop out to my students to help them know what I expect from them as they move forward inside of my program.<br> So if you're sitting on the fence or whatever, every Friday what I do is, I always want people to know that I am there for them to help them answer questions, to coach them along the path, to push them when they need pushing. I look at myself as a coach. I tell them I'm a coach. Now, one thing about a coach is that coaches don't always make things comfortable. The purpose of the coach is to cause progression. And sometimes progress requires a little bit of pain, or discomfort, or things that are new, things you never ... Anyway, this is me going through and setting kind of the premise as far as hey, here are the three things that I require.<br> And what's kind of cool is, regardless if you're in my program or not, these are things that you can use inside your own downline that I think that you will be able to help set the bar so that you create people who are people of action. One of the things that is most dangerous is when you recruit a whole bunch of people, which I've totally done this before, and probably most of us have, but you recruit a whole bunch of people who are not expecting to run on their own. Right? How do you get someone past that? And so this what I tell my people. This is what tell not just the people in my group, but also people inside of my very downline to help set the bar and help people realize that, yes, I'll run, but I'll run with you, not for you.<br> These are the three things that I have people go through and understand. Anyways, I'm going to cue this over here. You can even take notes if you'd like to. These three things though, drastically, drastically, I've always found increase the speed of success for the person who is either in my downline, or the person I'm coaching, whatever it may be. Anyways, hopefully you guys enjoy this. Thanks so much.<br> Guys, I'm excited for today. I hope you're doing well and I am just thrilled to be part of this group. I'm so touched by the number of you guys that are just out there just killing it, just doing everything that you can to just run forward. One of the hardest things I have as a coach is, I've had a total of about 900 people, ish. Let me think. Yeah. It's almost 900 people, 900 people in the last year that I've coached through these kinds of processes and similar thing as you guys are going through right now. And the thing that gets heartbreaking for me is this whole idea that, you guys, no one's teaching what I'm teaching. You've got the material, in my mind, the best tools, in my mind. You've got the best stuff that's out there, your complete Blue Ocean Strategy. You've got all this stuff that's out there. And the thing that hangs people up, it's like, well. What is it then? It's actually the ability for the individual to believe that it can work, and that's it. That's it. The ability to believe that it actually can work. And yes, Stephen, I totally get it. And yes, I will marry the process.<br> One of the things, every once in a while I get someone to reach out. They're like, "Are you telling me that I actually have to put a few things into this? I actually have to work on it?" I was like, "Well, yeah. It's a business. Of course you have to." But it's not completely turnkey all the way? It's like, no, it wouldn't be valuable then. Are you serious? Are you serious? I've turned key to everything that I can. You know what I mean? And it's hard for me to see that as a coach. So those of you guys who are, you're out there, you're hustling. You're trying to apply all the stuff that I'm teaching. You're going through and you're just going through the motions. You're just doing it. I thank you. It means a lot to me. It's heartbreaking for me to see that.<br> I've been where you are. And two years ago, I was broke, guys. And I went through and I started putting all these pieces together and putting these ... And it's crazy. I ended up getting my first Two Comma Club award. What? That's crazy. Million dollars through a single funnel. Crazy. Changed my life. And I started coaching people on this process. And over the last year I've had over almost 900 people in, which is crazy, that I've had a chance to bring through at this, both personal coaching students, you guys, Russell's group, which is huge, another group of mine that I have that's big. And it's been just, it's so fun. But it also is an emotional roller coaster for the coach. And those of you guys who have an existing team and you're trying to get people to take action, you've been through that before and you know what I'm talking about.<br> And so I'm very appreciative of you guys and just going forward and just doing it. There's been a ton of success stories already in this group alone, and it's not that old. It's pretty new still, actually. And I've had a lot of people reach out, and it's the classic excuses. Well, I don't know that I have time. It's like, "Are you serious? This can make you a million bucks. What's the worth to you?" It's not going to be done in a week? No. How long does it take for my four year old to grow into an adult? Years. Right? I want to shortcut that process for you by a ton if you just do what I tell you to do on it.<br> But one thing I want you to know and understand and be a part of and realize is, I wish people would just stop questioning the process. The process works, but people get so caught up in questioning whether or not the process works that they're not actually doing the process. So sit back like, "Will that actually work?" Why don't you get there, try it, and find out. You know what I mean? It's so much better to do it that way and do it that model than it is to go the other way and start questioning every little thing. Something, doing something, is always better than sitting back and questioning. You just won't get anything done. At the very bare bolts of it, I have never seen anybody who actually is failing when they just have pig headed discipline running towards stuff. It may not even be the fact ... They might...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Steve Larsen: What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do Real MLMers like us create and cheat and only bug family members and friends who want to grow a profitable home business? How do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question in this podcast. We'll give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's up guys? Hey, hopefully you're doing awesome. I know it's been a little while since I've published here. I've been at several events. I've spoken at several events. Been flying like crazy. It's been a lot of fun. What I wanted to do for this episode was, I wanted to drop in a recording of me coaching the people who were inside of the program that I sell called Secret MLM Hacks. And it's been a lot of fun coaching them. I realize that I've now brought almost 900 people through this process or similar process as well, and had a lot of success with it. I've been able to go through it and help create millionaires, many of them now, and it's been great. And so one of the things that I notice, there's always this point as people start to learn something new, that they will go through, it happens to pretty much everybody that I've ever seen and watch. And what they'll do is, they'll sit back and they will start to question the very process that they're going through. And what I wanted to do is, I wanted to drop in. It's kind of special, guys. It's unique. There's three things that I ask every single person that I am coaching to go through internally. And so the next, it's like 20, 30 minutes, something like that, but it's totally worth it I promise, for you to go through and see what those three things are that I drop out to my students to help them know what I expect from them as they move forward inside of my program. So if you're sitting on the fence or whatever, every Friday what I do is, I always want people to know that I am there for them to help them answer questions, to coach them along the path, to push them when they need pushing. I look at myself as a coach. I tell them I'm a coach. Now, one thing about a coach is that coaches don't always make things comfortable. The purpose of the coach is to cause progression. And sometimes progress requires a little bit of pain, or discomfort, or things that are new, things you never ... Anyway, this is me going through and setting kind of the premise as far as hey, here are the three things that I require. And what's kind of cool is, regardless if you're in my program or not, these are things that you can use inside your own downline that I think that you will be able to help set the bar so that you create people who are people of action. One of the things that is most dangerous is when you recruit a whole bunch of people, which I've totally done this before, and probably most of us have, but you recruit a whole bunch of people who are not expecting to run on their own. Right? How do you get someone past that? And so this what I tell my people. This is what tell not just the people in my group, but also people inside of my very downline to help set the bar and help people realize that, yes, I'll run, but I'll run with you, not for you. These are the three things that I have people go through and understand. Anyways, I'm going to cue this over here. You can even take notes if you'd like to. These three things though, drastically, drastically, I've always found increase the speed of success for the person who is either in my downline, or the person I'm coaching, whatever it may be. Anyways, hopefully you guys enjoy this. Thanks so much. Guys, I'm excited for today. I hope you're doing well and I am just thrilled to be part of this group. I'm so touched by the number of you guys that are just out there just killing it, just doing everything that you can to just run forward. One of the hardest things I have as a coach is, I've had a total of about 900 people, ish. Let me think. Yeah. It's almost 900 people, 900 people in the last year that I've coached through these kinds of processes and similar thing as you guys are going through right now. And the thing that gets heartbreaking for me is this whole idea that, you guys, no one's teaching what I'm teaching. You've got the material, in my mind, the best tools, in my mind. You've got the best stuff that's out there, your complete Blue Ocean Strategy. You've got all this stuff that's out there. And the thing that hangs people up, it's like, well. What is it then? It's actually the ability for the individual to believe that it can work, and that's it. That's it. The ability to believe that it actually can work. And yes, Stephen, I totally get it. And yes, I will marry the process. One of the things, every once in a while I get someone to reach out. They're like, "Are you telling me that I a...</itunes:summary>
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I wake up just smiling.<br> Funny enough, most people wake up and luckily those of you guys, you know, you're in this game, you enjoy it. If you're still in the 9 to 5, I've totally been there before, I understand where you are and if you're like, "Man, I really wanna get outta here." I got a message, I think it was yesterday from somebody reaching out saying, "Hey, Steve I listen to all your shows and just so appreciate it, it's awesome, do you really think that I can make it though." I was like, "Yeah." And he's like, "Is it weird for me to just know that things are just gonna get better and I can just" ... yeah it's not weird at all for you to just know it's gonna get better. First of all and have some gumption about it and that's okay. Number two, if you don't feel like it's gonna get better, that's an issue. But, the biggest thing is that you can't just feel like it's gonna get better, you have to force it to get better. You know what I mean?<br> Anyway, so I was gonna tell him that a little bit. Hey, I got something cool for you guys today, I wanna share with you something I noticed. I've been at a lot of event recently and so I got a piece of feedback about the event that I ... one of the events that I was at, I'm about to go to a fourth one in the last month. I've just been traveling like crazy. Speaking, traveling, more speaking, more talking, more selling, it's been fun and I've really enjoyed it. Great to have those guys who are in the Secret MLX program. We've had some great, great, experiences there so far, it's been a lot of fun.<br> Anyway, hey guys, I wanted to tell you guys some feedback from one of these events and one of the reasons I'm telling you that I've been to so many events lately, it's because I don't want you to guess, which event I'm talking about. Because it's not necessarily negative, but I can see how the person would be a little bit embarrassed, and I'm not doing this to poke fingers at somebody, I'm not doing this to put anyone down. I'm trying to make this a learning opportunity.<br> So, what I wanna do real quick, is I wanted to walk through a pitch that I recently saw from stage. I've watched a lot of people pitch in the last month. So again, please don't try and guess, I'm not trying to shame the individual, I just ... this is a very powerful learning experience and I hope ... what I hope helps you guys understand is ultimately, why people feel weird when you start pitching your product to them, okay. I'm gonna tell you why, and I wanna walk through and I wanna teach you the ... I wanna teach you the reason ... how should I say this, I wanna teach you how to get around that, so that it's not weird when you pitch people your product, okay.<br> You know that awkward feeling? There's a reason it happens. I was at an event and it totally happened. This guy got up and he was talking, then all of a sudden he started talking about prices and these different things, and I was like, "He's pitching? Weird." I was like, I turned to my friend and I was like, "Is this guy pitching right now? I would had been none the wiser, I had no idea he was pitching, huh."<br> That right there, is one of the major reasons why people feel weird when you start pitching your MLM, right, or we start pitching our MLMs product. They don't even know, it's completely from left field. They have no idea, so how do you get people to accept and be okay with you pitching? And know that you're pitching? Right, you know what I mean? How do you do that? There's very, very interesting, clever ways to do it.<br> So what I did, is I started talking with a whole bunch of people and I was like, "Hey, watch what this individual is doing right now. Watch what they're doing, because learn about what this person is ... you guys wanna know why he's not nailing this, and this is why." And I wrote out a big list. I just wanted to say this here on this podcast, but please again understand that I'm not pointing fingers at any individual person, I'm not pointing at any individual company, I've been in a lot lately and it's straight out of a learning thing that I'm trying to do in this case. So I'm not gonna say any names, I'm keeping this completely anonymous, and please do not come to me asking because I would tell you, okay.<br> So, number one thing I noticed from this person as they started pitching is that first off, we didn't know that he was pitching. It was really, really awkward. Really, really weird. I'm sure you guys have been in those scenarios before, when you're in a home meeting or you've been to those kinds of things and someone's doing a great job talking about their MLM, they're doing a great job talking and telling some stories about it, which is very, very powerful as well. Then they get to this pitch, I love being pitched, I am a sucker for being pitched. I don't even care if the pitch is bad, I like buying stuff. Usually good entrepreneurs are good at buying stuff and it's one of the reasons they know how to sell, it's because they buy so much stuff themselves. There's some major truth to what I just said there. There could be a whole episode.<br> Anyway, get good at taking your wallet out and buying some stuff to see and how they're selling people, you know what I mean. That's why you buy stuff frequently.<br> Anyway, I was watching this guy and first of all, I did not realize that he was even pitching. Second of all, there were ... the entire thing happened and I'm watching them sitting there on stage and ... or I'm sitting there and I'm watching this guy on stage and there was literally no testimonials, literally no testimonials. Again, you ever been to those awkward home environments where you ... you get to suddenly the spot where you're gonna start pitching and talking about prices and things like that, you get all awkward, red face, your blood starts to boil, you start talking fast, your throat starts seizing up, you can't stay relaxed, you know that everyone can see that you're not staying relaxed, you talk real fast, you'd be like, "If you want [inaudible 00:06:33]" and you kind of just get off talking about it. 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I wake up just smiling.<br> Funny enough, most people wake up and luckily those of you guys, you know, you're in this game, you enjoy it. If you're still in the 9 to 5, I've totally been there before, I understand where you are and if you're like, "Man, I really wanna get outta here." I got a message, I think it was yesterday from somebody reaching out saying, "Hey, Steve I listen to all your shows and just so appreciate it, it's awesome, do you really think that I can make it though." I was like, "Yeah." And he's like, "Is it weird for me to just know that things are just gonna get better and I can just" ... yeah it's not weird at all for you to just know it's gonna get better. First of all and have some gumption about it and that's okay. Number two, if you don't feel like it's gonna get better, that's an issue. But, the biggest thing is that you can't just feel like it's gonna get better, you have to force it to get better. You know what I mean?<br> Anyway, so I was gonna tell him that a little bit. Hey, I got something cool for you guys today, I wanna share with you something I noticed. I've been at a lot of event recently and so I got a piece of feedback about the event that I ... one of the events that I was at, I'm about to go to a fourth one in the last month. I've just been traveling like crazy. Speaking, traveling, more speaking, more talking, more selling, it's been fun and I've really enjoyed it. Great to have those guys who are in the Secret MLX program. We've had some great, great, experiences there so far, it's been a lot of fun.<br> Anyway, hey guys, I wanted to tell you guys some feedback from one of these events and one of the reasons I'm telling you that I've been to so many events lately, it's because I don't want you to guess, which event I'm talking about. Because it's not necessarily negative, but I can see how the person would be a little bit embarrassed, and I'm not doing this to poke fingers at somebody, I'm not doing this to put anyone down. I'm trying to make this a learning opportunity.<br> So, what I wanna do real quick, is I wanted to walk through a pitch that I recently saw from stage. I've watched a lot of people pitch in the last month. So again, please don't try and guess, I'm not trying to shame the individual, I just ... this is a very powerful learning experience and I hope ... what I hope helps you guys understand is ultimately, why people feel weird when you start pitching your product to them, okay. I'm gonna tell you why, and I wanna walk through and I wanna teach you the ... I wanna teach you the reason ... how should I say this, I wanna teach you how to get around that, so that it's not weird when you pitch people your product, okay.<br> You know that awkward feeling? There's a reason it happens. I was at an event and it totally happened. This guy got up and he was talking, then all of a sudden he started talking about prices and these different things, and I was like, "He's pitching? Weird." I was like, I turned to my friend and I was like, "Is this guy pitching right now? I would had been none the wiser, I had no idea he was pitching, huh."<br> That right there, is one of the major reasons why people feel weird when you start pitching your MLM, right, or we start pitching our MLMs product. They don't even know, it's completely from left field. They have no idea, so how do you get people to accept and be okay with you pitching? And know that you're pitching? Right, you know what I mean? How do you do that? There's very, very interesting, clever ways to do it.<br> So what I did, is I started talking with a whole bunch of people and I was like, "Hey, watch what this individual is doing right now. Watch what they're doing, because learn about what this person is ... you guys wanna know why he's not nailing this, and this is why." And I wrote out a big list. I just wanted to say this here on this podcast, but please again understand that I'm not pointing fingers at any individual person, I'm not pointing at any individual company, I've been in a lot lately and it's straight out of a learning thing that I'm trying to do in this case. So I'm not gonna say any names, I'm keeping this completely anonymous, and please do not come to me asking because I would tell you, okay.<br> So, number one thing I noticed from this person as they started pitching is that first off, we didn't know that he was pitching. It was really, really awkward. Really, really weird. I'm sure you guys have been in those scenarios before, when you're in a home meeting or you've been to those kinds of things and someone's doing a great job talking about their MLM, they're doing a great job talking and telling some stories about it, which is very, very powerful as well. Then they get to this pitch, I love being pitched, I am a sucker for being pitched. I don't even care if the pitch is bad, I like buying stuff. Usually good entrepreneurs are good at buying stuff and it's one of the reasons they know how to sell, it's because they buy so much stuff themselves. There's some major truth to what I just said there. There could be a whole episode.<br> Anyway, get good at taking your wallet out and buying some stuff to see and how they're selling people, you know what I mean. That's why you buy stuff frequently.<br> Anyway, I was watching this guy and first of all, I did not realize that he was even pitching. Second of all, there were ... the entire thing happened and I'm watching them sitting there on stage and ... or I'm sitting there and I'm watching this guy on stage and there was literally no testimonials, literally no testimonials. Again, you ever been to those awkward home environments where you ... you get to suddenly the spot where you're gonna start pitching and talking about prices and things like that, you get all awkward, red face, your blood starts to boil, you start talking fast, your throat starts seizing up, you can't stay relaxed, you know that everyone can see that you're not staying relaxed, you talk real fast, you'd be like, "If you want [inaudible 00:06:33]" and you kind of just get off talking about it. I'm sure you guys have done that before, I have.<br> I had to learn how to pitch, I had to learn how to do this in a way where it wasn't awkward for people to listen to me, and I had to do it in a way where I didn't feel weird about it either.<br> So first thing I notice right, is that first of all, I didn't realize he was pitching, and he totally did that. He started to get all nervous and start talking fast and he was hard to follow, he was jumping around all over the place, "What's going on?" "Oh my gosh, this guy's pitching and he's slightly train wrecking it." "Oh interesting." And found out he closed like not even 5% of the room.<br> Anyway, there was a lot of people in there, he should have made a crap ton of money, he did not. I know because I walked up to the back and I bought because I wanted to see what they were selling, figured out I kind of coaxed it out of the person, I was like "So, how many people bough...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Steve Larsen: What's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends? Wanna grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our down lines and create extra incomes? Yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's up guys? Hope you're doing well. I know I've been a little bit sparse, as far as publishing here lately, but anyway hopefully it's been a great week so far. Funny enough, I say that, and it's literally Monday morning. Monday mornings are my favorite time of the week, which is weird, I know, but it's true. I'm so excited about what I get to do every day. I wake up just smiling. Funny enough, most people wake up and luckily those of you guys, you know, you're in this game, you enjoy it. If you're still in the 9 to 5, I've totally been there before, I understand where you are and if you're like, "Man, I really wanna get outta here." I got a message, I think it was yesterday from somebody reaching out saying, "Hey, Steve I listen to all your shows and just so appreciate it, it's awesome, do you really think that I can make it though." I was like, "Yeah." And he's like, "Is it weird for me to just know that things are just gonna get better and I can just" ... yeah it's not weird at all for you to just know it's gonna get better. First of all and have some gumption about it and that's okay. Number two, if you don't feel like it's gonna get better, that's an issue. But, the biggest thing is that you can't just feel like it's gonna get better, you have to force it to get better. You know what I mean? Anyway, so I was gonna tell him that a little bit. Hey, I got something cool for you guys today, I wanna share with you something I noticed. I've been at a lot of event recently and so I got a piece of feedback about the event that I ... one of the events that I was at, I'm about to go to a fourth one in the last month. I've just been traveling like crazy. Speaking, traveling, more speaking, more talking, more selling, it's been fun and I've really enjoyed it. Great to have those guys who are in the Secret MLX program. We've had some great, great, experiences there so far, it's been a lot of fun. Anyway, hey guys, I wanted to tell you guys some feedback from one of these events and one of the reasons I'm telling you that I've been to so many events lately, it's because I don't want you to guess, which event I'm talking about. Because it's not necessarily negative, but I can see how the person would be a little bit embarrassed, and I'm not doing this to poke fingers at somebody, I'm not doing this to put anyone down. I'm trying to make this a learning opportunity. So, what I wanna do real quick, is I wanted to walk through a pitch that I recently saw from stage. I've watched a lot of people pitch in the last month. So again, please don't try and guess, I'm not trying to shame the individual, I just ... this is a very powerful learning experience and I hope ... what I hope helps you guys understand is ultimately, why people feel weird when you start pitching your product to them, okay. I'm gonna tell you why, and I wanna walk through and I wanna teach you the ... I wanna teach you the reason ... how should I say this, I wanna teach you how to get around that, so that it's not weird when you pitch people your product, okay. You know that awkward feeling? There's a reason it happens. I was at an event and it totally happened. This guy got up and he was talking, then all of a sudden he started talking about prices and these different things, and I was like, "He's pitching? Weird." I was like, I turned to my friend and I was like, "Is this guy pitching right now? I would had been none the wiser, I had no idea he was pitching, huh." That right there, is one of the major reasons why people feel weird when you start pitching your MLM, right, or we start pitching our MLMs product. They don't even know, it's completely from left field. They have no idea, so how do you get people to accept and be okay with you pitching? And know that you're pitching? Right, you know what I mean? How do you do that? There's very, very interesting, clever ways to do it. So what I did, is I started talking with a whole bunch of people and I was like, "Hey, watch what this individual is doing right now. Watch what they're doing, because learn about what this person is ... you guys wanna know why he's not nailing this, and this is why." And I wrote out a big list. I just wanted to say this here on this podcast, but please again understand that I'm not pointing fingers at any individual person, I'm not pointing at any individual company, I've been in a lot lately and it's straight out of a learning thing that I'm trying to...</itunes:summary>
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I'm actually from Denver, but [ClickFunnels 00:01:04] headquarters is here in Boise, which is why I'm here. That's who I was working for, obviously full-time for quite a while.<br> Anyway, he's moving up here. I've been traveling. I've traveled the last two weeks in a row. I got two weeks of no traveling, and then another week of traveling again, and it's just been crazy. But, it's been so fun you know. To see this, it's been fun to see the people who are having success with our program. Obviously, this is a Secret MLM Hacks Radio. The actual program is Secret MLM Hacks though. I'm sure you guys know that. It's been fun to see the progress and the success stories from people who are actually inside the program and loving it, and it's been really interesting.<br> You know, there's something that happened I just wanted to share with you guys. I think it's a powerful lesson. It's powerful enough that it will certainly affect your wallet and how fat it gets. Okay? And, how quickly it gets chunky. We all want fat wallets, not fat bellies, obviously! So, I was out in ... where were we? We were in Dallas going all over the place, can't remember where I am sometimes. But, we were in Dallas. And, we were over in Dallas and I was speaking at my MLM's event. It was a lot of fun. It was 1000 people in the room. I think it was about 1000.<br> I spoke, and it was awesome. It was awesome to share what I am doing with my people. Obviously, it's grabbed the attention of a lot of the leaders in my MLM, of course. That's one of those things that I always let everyone know, it's like; look, when you start doing the things that I'm teaching inside of MLM, you are most likely gonna be one of the only people doing it inside of your MLM, which is awesome. That doesn't mean let's go break rules; break your MLM's policies and stuff like that.<br> There are certain ... you take what I'm sharing, you do the aspects you can do, and you run with it. I obviously have gained a little bit of eyeballs for my MLM, looking at what I'm doing and being like; oh man! What is this kid doing? So, I was able to go present what it is. And, they were like; holy crap! That's what you do? It's like; yeah, yep! It's been really fun to go around and share, because I kinda kept it under wraps for a little while just to prove that it worked. I wanted to make sure that it was being successful, and not just me, that other people also being successful with it before I go and I start touting it around a little bit; sharing what it is that I'm doing with the rest of my MLM.<br> We are finally in that spot now. We're getting a lot of attention, which is exciting. Something interesting happened though. I was on stage. I was speaking. I was teaching. I was sharing what I was doing. I was teaching them how to do that kind of stuff, and this really interesting thing happened. This happens most of the time that I speak in front of groups. Here's what happens. I go up. I tell my story where I came from. If you guys have ever joined any of our web classes at all, you've heard me tell a story of how I actually started this whole thing.<br> So, I start telling this same story so they all know who I am. And then, I dive in and start teaching some stuff. And about maybe a third of the room, I noticed starts to check out. I was like; huh! And you can feel that as a speaker. If you've ever spoken on a stage before, you can tell when the audience is with you versus you just monologuing. I hate the feeling that they think I'm monologuing. So, I try to be extremely engaging throughout. I'm high energy. I tell stories. I share tactics, and I make them laugh. I like to play with emotions a lot, because then it's more fun to watch a speaker that's more dynamic. I try and practice that actively. I'm not saying that I'm the best at it, but I practice it.<br> And so, I'm speaking. I was teaching. And I can feel that a third to maybe half of the room starts to get disconnected from what I'm doing. I was like; huh, interesting. I know that what I'm teaching is amazing, because it's actually working. That was the thought that start to hit my head really fast; I was like; I need to switch my story. I gotta change the story. I gotta reach out to ... okay. And, this really fast that hit me, I'm losing, I change story. Boom! I go, I launch into this other story, and it re-engages part of the room again.<br> When you're speaking in front of a lot of people like that, you gotta be, you know. Bear with me a little bit. You feel like; Steven have never spoken from a stage like that, that's fine. The same thing happens. I've gone through in this podcast. If this is the first episode you've ever heard of mine, please go back and listen, because you guys know. I dive deep into what causes belief. If I can change the way someone sees the world through their beliefs, it is way easy to sell to somebody. I don't have to do hard sales. I don't have to do hard closing. Very little amounts of that compared to what the rest of the industry has to do, which is part of the reason my stuff works so well.<br> You'll start to develop this sixth sense as you get better at storytelling. As you get better at what it is, you'll start to develop this sixth sense where you're like; I can feel that you're not with me. You'll start to get that feeling. You ever told a story to somebody, or you explain something that's really interesting? You know it's absolutely incredible, and at the end their like; huh! And that's the only interaction you get from; their like; huh! And you're like; did you not hear me? Maybe you didn't hear me. You tell them again, and they're like; oh, yeah. No, I heard you! That's cool. You're like; how are you not freaking out right now? That's crazy! Have you ever been in that scenario before?<br> It's because you didn't tell the story well enough. You told the facts instead of the emotions. That's one of the major keys to being a good storyteller, is being able to tell part of the emotions and help them feel the emotions that you felt. You bring them on the same state that you are in, in the middle of that story. Does that make sense? That's what you're trying to do. And so, I realized when I was on stage and I was speaking, I realized that about half the room was freaking out super excited. And then, there was another half of the room, a third to a half of the room, that was kind of checking out. I was like; I've gotta ... aw crap! What's a story? It happened real fast in my head.<br> I was like; what's a story that I can tell very quickly to be able to grab and resinate with that part of the room better? Luckily, because I tell a lot of stories, I was able to reach down into my pocket of stories and grab one that I knew would resinate with them. [Boosh 00:07:44], and blast it out there. I broke from my script pretty hard in several places. When I realized that what I had prepared was resinating well with this one group, bit of a younger group, and more of an internet savvy group. Just being...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve: Hey. What's going on? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh yeah! So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bugged family members and friends who wanna grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the glaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> What's going on guys? Hey. Hope you're doing fantastic. It's been so nuts. We've been going around, I've been traveling like crazy. I just hired a full-time support person, employee/assistant/he's a buddy of mine actually. We built one of my first successful Funnels together ever while we were in college. Our paths have recrossed, and I'm super excited. He's actually moving up here. I'm in Boise, Idaho. I'm actually from Denver, but [ClickFunnels 00:01:04] headquarters is here in Boise, which is why I'm here. That's who I was working for, obviously full-time for quite a while.<br> Anyway, he's moving up here. I've been traveling. I've traveled the last two weeks in a row. I got two weeks of no traveling, and then another week of traveling again, and it's just been crazy. But, it's been so fun you know. To see this, it's been fun to see the people who are having success with our program. Obviously, this is a Secret MLM Hacks Radio. The actual program is Secret MLM Hacks though. I'm sure you guys know that. It's been fun to see the progress and the success stories from people who are actually inside the program and loving it, and it's been really interesting.<br> You know, there's something that happened I just wanted to share with you guys. I think it's a powerful lesson. It's powerful enough that it will certainly affect your wallet and how fat it gets. Okay? And, how quickly it gets chunky. We all want fat wallets, not fat bellies, obviously! So, I was out in ... where were we? We were in Dallas going all over the place, can't remember where I am sometimes. But, we were in Dallas. And, we were over in Dallas and I was speaking at my MLM's event. It was a lot of fun. It was 1000 people in the room. I think it was about 1000.<br> I spoke, and it was awesome. It was awesome to share what I am doing with my people. Obviously, it's grabbed the attention of a lot of the leaders in my MLM, of course. That's one of those things that I always let everyone know, it's like; look, when you start doing the things that I'm teaching inside of MLM, you are most likely gonna be one of the only people doing it inside of your MLM, which is awesome. That doesn't mean let's go break rules; break your MLM's policies and stuff like that.<br> There are certain ... you take what I'm sharing, you do the aspects you can do, and you run with it. I obviously have gained a little bit of eyeballs for my MLM, looking at what I'm doing and being like; oh man! What is this kid doing? So, I was able to go present what it is. And, they were like; holy crap! That's what you do? It's like; yeah, yep! It's been really fun to go around and share, because I kinda kept it under wraps for a little while just to prove that it worked. I wanted to make sure that it was being successful, and not just me, that other people also being successful with it before I go and I start touting it around a little bit; sharing what it is that I'm doing with the rest of my MLM.<br> We are finally in that spot now. We're getting a lot of attention, which is exciting. Something interesting happened though. I was on stage. I was speaking. I was teaching. I was sharing what I was doing. I was teaching them how to do that kind of stuff, and this really interesting thing happened. This happens most of the time that I speak in front of groups. Here's what happens. I go up. I tell my story where I came from. If you guys have ever joined any of our web classes at all, you've heard me tell a story of how I actually started this whole thing.<br> So, I start telling this same story so they all know who I am. And then, I dive in and start teaching some stuff. And about maybe a third of the room, I noticed starts to check out. I was like; huh! And you can feel that as a speaker. If you've ever spoken on a stage before, you can tell when the audience is with you versus you just monologuing. I hate the feeling that they think I'm monologuing. So, I try to be extremely engaging throughout. I'm high energy. I tell stories. I share tactics, and I make them laugh. I like to play with emotions a lot, because then it's more fun to watch a speaker that's more dynamic. I try and practice that actively. I'm not saying that I'm the best at it, but I practice it.<br> And so, I'm speaking. I was teaching. And I can feel that a third to maybe half of the room starts to get disconnected from what I'm doing. I was like; huh, interesting. I know that what I'm teaching is amazing, because it's actually working. That was the thought that start to hit my head really fast; I was like; I need to switch my story. I gotta change the story. I gotta reach out to ... okay. And, this really fast that hit me, I'm losing, I change story. Boom! I go, I launch into this other story, and it re-engages part of the room again.<br> When you're speaking in front of a lot of people like that, you gotta be, you know. Bear with me a little bit. You feel like; Steven have never spoken from a stage like that, that's fine. The same thing happens. I've gone through in this podcast. If this is the first episode you've ever heard of mine, please go back and listen, because you guys know. I dive deep into what causes belief. If I can change the way someone sees the world through their beliefs, it is way easy to sell to somebody. I don't have to do hard sales. I don't have to do hard closing. Very little amounts of that compared to what the rest of the industry has to do, which is part of the reason my stuff works so well.<br> You'll start to develop this sixth sense as you get better at storytelling. As you get better at what it is, you'll start to develop this sixth sense where you're like; I can feel that you're not with me. You'll start to get that feeling. You ever told a story to somebody, or you explain something that's really interesting? You know it's absolutely incredible, and at the end their like; huh! And that's the only interaction you get from; their like; huh! And you're like; did you not hear me? Maybe you didn't hear me. You tell them again, and they're like; oh, yeah. No, I heard you! That's cool. You're like; how are you not freaking out right now? That's crazy! Have you ever been in that scenario before?<br> It's because you didn't tell the story well enough. You told the facts instead of the emotions. That's one of the major keys to being a good storyteller, is being able to tell part of the emotions and help them feel the emotions that you felt. You bring them on the same state that you are in, in the middle of that story. Does that make sense? That's what you're trying to do. And so, I realized when I was on stage and I was speaking, I realized that about half the room was freaking out super excited. And then, there was another half of the room, a third to a half of the room, that was kind of checking out. I was like; I've gotta ... aw crap! What's a story? It happened real fast in my head.<br> I was like; what's a story that I can tell very quickly to be able to grab and resinate with that part of the room better? Luckily, because I tell a lot of stories, I was able to reach down into my pocket of stories and grab one that I knew would resinate with them. [Boosh 00:07:44], and blast it out there. I broke from my script pretty hard in several places. When I realized that what I had prepared was resinating well with this one group, bit of a younger group, and more of an internet savvy group. Just being...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Steve: Hey. What's going on? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh yeah! So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bugged family members and friends who wanna grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the glaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's going on guys? Hey. Hope you're doing fantastic. It's been so nuts. We've been going around, I've been traveling like crazy. I just hired a full-time support person, employee/assistant/he's a buddy of mine actually. We built one of my first successful Funnels together ever while we were in college. Our paths have recrossed, and I'm super excited. He's actually moving up here. I'm in Boise, Idaho. I'm actually from Denver, but [ClickFunnels 00:01:04] headquarters is here in Boise, which is why I'm here. That's who I was working for, obviously full-time for quite a while. Anyway, he's moving up here. I've been traveling. I've traveled the last two weeks in a row. I got two weeks of no traveling, and then another week of traveling again, and it's just been crazy. But, it's been so fun you know. To see this, it's been fun to see the people who are having success with our program. Obviously, this is a Secret MLM Hacks Radio. The actual program is Secret MLM Hacks though. I'm sure you guys know that. It's been fun to see the progress and the success stories from people who are actually inside the program and loving it, and it's been really interesting. You know, there's something that happened I just wanted to share with you guys. I think it's a powerful lesson. It's powerful enough that it will certainly affect your wallet and how fat it gets. Okay? And, how quickly it gets chunky. We all want fat wallets, not fat bellies, obviously! So, I was out in ... where were we? We were in Dallas going all over the place, can't remember where I am sometimes. But, we were in Dallas. And, we were over in Dallas and I was speaking at my MLM's event. It was a lot of fun. It was 1000 people in the room. I think it was about 1000. I spoke, and it was awesome. It was awesome to share what I am doing with my people. Obviously, it's grabbed the attention of a lot of the leaders in my MLM, of course. That's one of those things that I always let everyone know, it's like; look, when you start doing the things that I'm teaching inside of MLM, you are most likely gonna be one of the only people doing it inside of your MLM, which is awesome. That doesn't mean let's go break rules; break your MLM's policies and stuff like that. There are certain ... you take what I'm sharing, you do the aspects you can do, and you run with it. I obviously have gained a little bit of eyeballs for my MLM, looking at what I'm doing and being like; oh man! What is this kid doing? So, I was able to go present what it is. And, they were like; holy crap! That's what you do? It's like; yeah, yep! It's been really fun to go around and share, because I kinda kept it under wraps for a little while just to prove that it worked. I wanted to make sure that it was being successful, and not just me, that other people also being successful with it before I go and I start touting it around a little bit; sharing what it is that I'm doing with the rest of my MLM. We are finally in that spot now. We're getting a lot of attention, which is exciting. Something interesting happened though. I was on stage. I was speaking. I was teaching. I was sharing what I was doing. I was teaching them how to do that kind of stuff, and this really interesting thing happened. This happens most of the time that I speak in front of groups. Here's what happens. I go up. I tell my story where I came from. If you guys have ever joined any of our web classes at all, you've heard me tell a story of how I actually started this whole thing. So, I start telling this same story so they all know who I am. And then, I dive in and start teaching some stuff. And about maybe a third of the room, I noticed starts to check out. I was like; huh! And you can feel that as a speaker. If you've ever spoken on a stage before, you can tell when the audience is with you versus you just monologuing. I hate the feeling that they think I'm monologuing. So, I try to be extremely engaging throughout. I'm high energy. I tell stories. I share tactics, and I make them laugh. I like to play with emotions a lot, because then it's more fun to watch a speaker that's more dynamic. I try and practice that actively. I'm not saying that I'm the best at it, but I practice it. And so, I'm speaking. I was teaching. 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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve Larsen: Hey, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen. I have a very special episode for you guys today. I have a guest that I'm bringing on the show. His name is John Ferguson. John Ferguson is an expert in face to face selling of MLMs. He's been hired and worked for the Rich Dad company. He has been ... He's one of the guys that MLMs hire and bring in to help improve their entire sales process. He creates scripts to help sell products, he helps scripts ... He create scripts that lets you sell your MLM product in a way to people you've never met before that is not pushy. So I'm very excited for him to be a here. It is a treat to have him and please take notes on this. This is not your normal kind of a thing, and I had to beg him to get on the episode here. So I'm excited. Let's go ahead and jump into the episode today.<br> So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us [inaudible 00:00:48] and only bug family members and friends, who wanna grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> You guys actually have a really special treat. I'm excited. I have a guess on the show with me today and his name is John Ferguson and literally every time I speak with him, I feel like I learn and I grow, and there's different things that I learn about the MLM industry. I learn about what he's doing and frankly, it's amazing, the resume that John has and I wanna bring him on the show here and give you guys a chance to be elevated for ... with what he's being doing. So without further ado, John how's it going?</p> <p>John Ferguson: Doing fantastic Steve and I'm super stoked to be here. I'm glad you invited me on. I am ready to deliver and I appreciate that introduction dude. I feel like a hero already.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: You are. I feel like ... I don't know. Every time I speak with you, you're like, "Oh, yeah. I helped ..." I don't know if I can say this, "Yeah, I helped Robert Kiyosaki. I helped this huge person over here. I set this MLM up over there." Like what? Like you've been doing a ton of stuff.</p> <p>John Ferguson: Yeah. I've kind of tried ... I've played the backend role for a number of years, where like you mentioned the Rich Dad organization, I really played that backend role. If you think about like Batman, he's got not Robin, which was the sidekick, but Alfred. Right?</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Right.</p> <p>John Ferguson: The guy that's making sure all the gadgets work, make sure that Batman's not getting himself into trouble and it's really a role that in the past, has really helped a lot of people like people you just mentioned. So I ... It's a lot of fun for me to see others succeed with the systems and tools and the coaching and mentoring that you offer them. So yeah, it's been an awesome career so far.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Now I wanna be able to go through kinda how you got into this and did it and all, but could you just ... For everyone else on here, if they don't know the amazing John Ferguson, could you just give us a run down of what it is that you actually do when you say Rich Dad organization and the other ones you've worked with?</p> <p>John Ferguson: Yeah, certainly. So what I do is I help closers sell more. Okay. I help individuals who've never sold in their lives sell their first sale. When it comes down to network marketing and multi-level marketing, I find there's a lot more nurturers than really the A type personalities, and for me what we do, is we take individuals by the hand, we guide and we direct them through selling without selling. And I know that sounds kinda weird, 'cause you're like, "What's selling without selling? Like you've gotta sell." Right?</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Right.</p> <p>John Ferguson: What it is, is I remove the ... we remove the animosity by helping people learn an evaluation process like stepping people, rather than just going in like a hardcore close.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Sure.</p> <p>John Ferguson: [inaudible 00:03:52]. So that's really what we do. We ... In the past like with the Rich Dad organization, I came in and contracted as a trainer and I worked a number of years, where we took their telemarketing, their speakers, their trainers, their coaches and really developed them in some better methods of asking better questions to help get to the root of the desire and the needs of people and then we can deliver that, through the products and services that we offer. And the cool thing about MLM is that there are so many people that need so many things and I buy so much stuff from network marketing companies. I think I'm like ... on like an auto ship for like seven different ones. It's not that I sell their stuff. It's that there are so many wonderful products out there, I wanna help other people get them to the marketplace and get them in the hands of consumers and eliminate that fear of enrolling people and making a sale.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: That's incredible. I mean so you've done it ... I mean you have quite the rap sheet and thanks for explaining that. I knew you'd do a better job than I would doing that, after talking with you extensively this past little while ... past few months, but are you ... I guess ... there's two different directions I want to go with this. My brain is just all over the place. I'm excited to have you on here. Is ... Do you use a lot of like spin selling methods, like the book Spin Selling? Is it that kind of thing a little bit?</p> <p>John Ferguson: You know, it's more direct and-</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Okay.</p> <p>John Ferguson: I'm not the proponent network marketing that is gonna always jump after mom, dad, sisters, cousin, next door neighbor's dog and try to invite them into my network marketing business. I've never done that in sales either. What I like to do is, I like to put out the proper marketing, which I know that your people are learning some phenomenal tools Steve and you're teaching them how to attract the right people ... actually people who really want what you have and then enroll them and get them buying from you. And so my ... And is coming on the backend of that is, is how do I determine ... Like how do I determine the wants, the desires, the needs from somebody? And so I take them through a series of questions, like broad based questions, pointed questions and direct questions and I always get the question, "Hey, John isn't a pointed question a direct question?", and not really. A pointed question just kind of gets more to the point and a direct question is literally right on the money. It's right when you're going for like the heart of the matter. And so if we can learn to ask a little bit better questions, what I can do is I can find out exactly what their needs are, where their pain is, and I'm not usually paying to like make that person really feel it 'cause who wants someone to like squeeze their wound, right?</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Right.</p> <p>John Ferguson: "Hey, you've got a cut there. Let me get some salt water and just start spraying it on there." No. Okay. But we need to know where the pain is so that we can move them away from it or motivate them towards pleasure and that pleasure point is what I'm after mainly, because we live in a day and age right now that everyone can see through the BS. Like their belief systems, not the other BS.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Yeah.</p> <p>John Ferguson: Okay. But where there's so much on the internet, there's so much on YouTube, there's so much all over the place that we just want the information we need now, but we also wanna know that the individual that is working with us is gonna help us for us right, and really cares. And so, our method allows our closers to step into a role ... You know I wouldn't wanna say expert advisor because I don...</p>]]>
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How do real MLMers like us [inaudible 00:00:48] and only bug family members and friends, who wanna grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> You guys actually have a really special treat. I'm excited. I have a guess on the show with me today and his name is John Ferguson and literally every time I speak with him, I feel like I learn and I grow, and there's different things that I learn about the MLM industry. I learn about what he's doing and frankly, it's amazing, the resume that John has and I wanna bring him on the show here and give you guys a chance to be elevated for ... with what he's being doing. So without further ado, John how's it going?</p> <p>John Ferguson: Doing fantastic Steve and I'm super stoked to be here. I'm glad you invited me on. I am ready to deliver and I appreciate that introduction dude. I feel like a hero already.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: You are. I feel like ... I don't know. Every time I speak with you, you're like, "Oh, yeah. I helped ..." I don't know if I can say this, "Yeah, I helped Robert Kiyosaki. I helped this huge person over here. I set this MLM up over there." Like what? Like you've been doing a ton of stuff.</p> <p>John Ferguson: Yeah. I've kind of tried ... I've played the backend role for a number of years, where like you mentioned the Rich Dad organization, I really played that backend role. If you think about like Batman, he's got not Robin, which was the sidekick, but Alfred. Right?</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Right.</p> <p>John Ferguson: The guy that's making sure all the gadgets work, make sure that Batman's not getting himself into trouble and it's really a role that in the past, has really helped a lot of people like people you just mentioned. So I ... It's a lot of fun for me to see others succeed with the systems and tools and the coaching and mentoring that you offer them. So yeah, it's been an awesome career so far.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Now I wanna be able to go through kinda how you got into this and did it and all, but could you just ... For everyone else on here, if they don't know the amazing John Ferguson, could you just give us a run down of what it is that you actually do when you say Rich Dad organization and the other ones you've worked with?</p> <p>John Ferguson: Yeah, certainly. So what I do is I help closers sell more. Okay. I help individuals who've never sold in their lives sell their first sale. When it comes down to network marketing and multi-level marketing, I find there's a lot more nurturers than really the A type personalities, and for me what we do, is we take individuals by the hand, we guide and we direct them through selling without selling. And I know that sounds kinda weird, 'cause you're like, "What's selling without selling? Like you've gotta sell." Right?</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Right.</p> <p>John Ferguson: What it is, is I remove the ... we remove the animosity by helping people learn an evaluation process like stepping people, rather than just going in like a hardcore close.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Sure.</p> <p>John Ferguson: [inaudible 00:03:52]. So that's really what we do. We ... In the past like with the Rich Dad organization, I came in and contracted as a trainer and I worked a number of years, where we took their telemarketing, their speakers, their trainers, their coaches and really developed them in some better methods of asking better questions to help get to the root of the desire and the needs of people and then we can deliver that, through the products and services that we offer. And the cool thing about MLM is that there are so many people that need so many things and I buy so much stuff from network marketing companies. I think I'm like ... on like an auto ship for like seven different ones. It's not that I sell their stuff. It's that there are so many wonderful products out there, I wanna help other people get them to the marketplace and get them in the hands of consumers and eliminate that fear of enrolling people and making a sale.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: That's incredible. I mean so you've done it ... I mean you have quite the rap sheet and thanks for explaining that. I knew you'd do a better job than I would doing that, after talking with you extensively this past little while ... past few months, but are you ... I guess ... there's two different directions I want to go with this. My brain is just all over the place. I'm excited to have you on here. Is ... Do you use a lot of like spin selling methods, like the book Spin Selling? Is it that kind of thing a little bit?</p> <p>John Ferguson: You know, it's more direct and-</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Okay.</p> <p>John Ferguson: I'm not the proponent network marketing that is gonna always jump after mom, dad, sisters, cousin, next door neighbor's dog and try to invite them into my network marketing business. I've never done that in sales either. What I like to do is, I like to put out the proper marketing, which I know that your people are learning some phenomenal tools Steve and you're teaching them how to attract the right people ... actually people who really want what you have and then enroll them and get them buying from you. And so my ... And is coming on the backend of that is, is how do I determine ... Like how do I determine the wants, the desires, the needs from somebody? And so I take them through a series of questions, like broad based questions, pointed questions and direct questions and I always get the question, "Hey, John isn't a pointed question a direct question?", and not really. A pointed question just kind of gets more to the point and a direct question is literally right on the money. It's right when you're going for like the heart of the matter. And so if we can learn to ask a little bit better questions, what I can do is I can find out exactly what their needs are, where their pain is, and I'm not usually paying to like make that person really feel it 'cause who wants someone to like squeeze their wound, right?</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Right.</p> <p>John Ferguson: "Hey, you've got a cut there. Let me get some salt water and just start spraying it on there." No. Okay. But we need to know where the pain is so that we can move them away from it or motivate them towards pleasure and that pleasure point is what I'm after mainly, because we live in a day and age right now that everyone can see through the BS. Like their belief systems, not the other BS.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: Yeah.</p> <p>John Ferguson: Okay. But where there's so much on the internet, there's so much on YouTube, there's so much all over the place that we just want the information we need now, but we also wanna know that the individual that is working with us is gonna help us for us right, and really cares. And so, our method allows our closers to step into a role ... You know I wouldn't wanna say expert advisor because I don...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Steve Larsen: Hey, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen. I have a very special episode for you guys today. I have a guest that I'm bringing on the show. His name is John Ferguson. John Ferguson is an expert in face to face selling of MLMs. He's been hired and worked for the Rich Dad company. He has been ... He's one of the guys that MLMs hire and bring in to help improve their entire sales process. He creates scripts to help sell products, he helps scripts ... He create scripts that lets you sell your MLM product in a way to people you've never met before that is not pushy. So I'm very excited for him to be a here. It is a treat to have him and please take notes on this. This is not your normal kind of a thing, and I had to beg him to get on the episode here. So I'm excited. Let's go ahead and jump into the episode today. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us [inaudible 00:00:48] and only bug family members and friends, who wanna grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. You guys actually have a really special treat. I'm excited. I have a guess on the show with me today and his name is John Ferguson and literally every time I speak with him, I feel like I learn and I grow, and there's different things that I learn about the MLM industry. I learn about what he's doing and frankly, it's amazing, the resume that John has and I wanna bring him on the show here and give you guys a chance to be elevated for ... with what he's being doing. So without further ado, John how's it going? John Ferguson: Doing fantastic Steve and I'm super stoked to be here. 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It's a lot of fun for me to see others succeed with the systems and tools and the coaching and mentoring that you offer them. So yeah, it's been an awesome career so far. Steve Larsen: Now I wanna be able to go through kinda how you got into this and did it and all, but could you just ... For everyone else on here, if they don't know the amazing John Ferguson, could you just give us a run down of what it is that you actually do when you say Rich Dad organization and the other ones you've worked with? John Ferguson: Yeah, certainly. So what I do is I help closers sell more. Okay. I help individuals who've never sold in their lives sell their first sale. When it comes down to network marketing and multi-level marketing, I find there's a lot more nurturers than really the A type personalities, and for me what we do, is we take individuals by the hand, we guide and we direct them through selling without selling. And I know that sounds kinda weird, 'cause you're like, "What's selling without selling? Like you've gotta sell." Right? Steve Larsen: Right. John Ferguson: What it is, is I remove the ... we remove the animosity by helping people learn an evaluation process like stepping people, rather than just going in like a hardcore close. Steve Larsen: Sure. John Ferguson: [inaudible 00:03:52]. So that's really what we do. We ... In the past like with the Rich Dad organization, I came in and contracted as a trainer and I worked a number of years, where we took their telemarketing, their speakers, their trainers, their coaches and really developed them in some better methods of asking better questions to help get to the root of the desire and the needs of people and then we can deliver that, through the products and services that we offer. And the cool thing about MLM is that there are so many people that need so many things and I buy so much stuff from network marketing companies. 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        <![CDATA[<p>How you guys doing, eh? I'm excited for this episode. I am very excited to share this with you actually. I was at an event this last week. I know some of you guys follow both shows I have and there's probably a third one at some point who knows but I was at this awesome event if you guys ever heard of Grant Cardone. Grant Cardone had an event called "The 10x Growth Con". It's amazing. It goes through and talks about you know basically well there's a lot of cool goal setting, how to sell better, things like that and it was interesting. It was a lot of fun. It was cool.<br> Well my friend and mentor and old boss, Russell Brunson, CEO of ClickFunnels, came and he spoke. He was teaching everybody how all this funnel stuff works in different industries. He's like, "And if you're an e-com, this is how it works over here." There's 90 or was it 8,500 people, 8500 people. We were in a stadium, literally. We're all sitting there and the lights are dark and I was listening to Russell and he was talking, he was teaching everyone how to use a lot of cool like funnel automation and the internet to sell in different industries.<br> One of the things that people fight a lot of times, they'll say, "Hey, Stephen this is cool but I just don't know if it works for me. I just don't think it'll work for my MLM. I just don't think it'll work for my product." You might be right. There might be some rule some whatever and you guys know I got a little bit passion in that last episode as I talked about what MLM that I'm or how I chose my MLM and things like that and frankly I still believe what I said that if you really truly cannot use anything internet related, why the heck are you in your MLM? If you can't take advantage of the cool stuff where everyone's actually buying, where the buying eyes are, where people expect to purchase stuff, where the easy sales happen, you better really, really love your product. Anyway, that's a different topic.<br> I was sitting there and Russell's going through and he's talking about, he was teaching everybody like, "Look if I was in e-com I'd do this. If I was in retail, I'd do this. If I was an affiliate, I'd do this." Then he said, "If I was a network marketing I would do this and in fact I didn't tell Stephen. Stephen, where are you?" 8500 people so I just yelled, super loud. I was like, "Woo," and I yelled really loud and it shocked everyone around me. He goes, "What Stephen's doing in network marketing is he makes people apply to join his downline. They got to go through and before he even tells people what MLM he's in they go through, they apply and they create a relationship with him and there's this cool things that he sends out to him and it's this process. Then at the very end then he goes through and talks about his MLM, then he goes through and talks about ... "<br> I was like, "Holy crap". He took screenshots of my funnel and he put it in front of everyone. I was like, "Oh, my gosh, dude! That's so nice of you." I thanked him like crazy, like crazy. Anyway, it was really, really cool that he did that. First of all, I was floored that he used what I'm doing as an example and I was like, "Man, this is really cool." I hope that people realize that what I'm doing here, what I'm teaching on this podcast, what I'm teaching in my product, what Secret MLM Hacks is, is extremely cutting edge. It's not like anything else that's out there.<br> I had someone write in and ask, "Well is it like this sort of thing this other thing?" No. There's nothing else that teaches anything that does what it does. There's nothing else and it's the reason I felt passionate enough to leave my job over it, which is ludicrous. I get it. It is. I understand that but it was justified enough in my head. Everyone acts out enough reason in their head to justify at least their own behaviors and I did that and it was because of this.<br> What I did is first I was like, "Man, that's so cool. I was like, "I hope everyone realizes what he just said and how much credibility comes with the stuff that I'm trying to teach everybody." Then I was looking through my webinar script. I was looking a moment and realized that I was watching the replays, I'm going to pull this, parts of this clip and I'm going to put it inside of my free web class. If you haven't had a chance to go through my free web class, would love to have you. Secretmlmhacks.com and what I'm doing is I'm going through and I'm using it as a piece of authority and credibility showing that what I'm teaching is actually legit. It's awesome. Straight from the mouth of the man right? Russell Brunson in ClickFunnels. You know what I mean?<br> I am not somebody to ... because I get really weird when it comes to authority plays. In fact I was just making fun of somebody's funnel, someone's product, which is all about how cool he is and I was like, "Come on." I spoke at this event once it was all about how you should gain certain amounts of credibility inside of market places and there's an element to that you guys but I make fun of it like crazy.<br> In fact, one of the biggest lessons I've ever heard and learned was actually also from Russell and we were talking about this very principle, should you showboat? Should you look like you are hugely wealthy and massively successful? Should you? Should you? It was interesting. We were talking about those things and I feel a little bit weird about it.<br> I don't necessarily ... there's times and places for it and I believe that this web class that I've been doing that is a time and place, there's a very strategic place for it, which would be great to show. This is an example like, "Hey, look. The guy's talking about me and this program that you're going through right now is that not credible enough to go purchase it, right? And actually see what this is all about. See what all the buzz has been about."<br> There's a very specific lesson that he taught me and this is all I wanted to tell you guys. This is probably going to be a shorter episode but I really believe this. I think Tai Lopez has got some great stuff I really do. I think it's funny that he's talking pictures in front of cars all the time. Since he owns them, okay, we're cool with that but I have heard of people going and renting expensive, exotic cars. This is a thing, go renting exotic looking cars and renting a very expensive looking suit and taking pictures in front of them as if it was theirs and they'll go use it as if that is what makes a sale happen, as if that is the reason why someone will come and follow you and buy from you. It drives me nuts. If that's who you really are, great! Expose that part of yourself. Be an open book. Whatever it is.<br> If that's not your normal thing, do not feel pressured to do that stuff. I don't. Most of the time I literally just wear a T-shirt, jeans and I am barefoot all the time. Why? Because that's me. I hate shoes. Even when I did work for someone else, I never wore my shoes around the office. I had people come up to me and they'd ask me, "Are you just trying to connect with the earth a little more?" That has nothing to do with wuwu or anything like that. It's little out of straight comfort and he's like, "Oh, really? They let you do that here?" I was like, "I don't know. I just never really asked. I just kind of took my shoes off all day." Whatever those differences are in your life, it's all about expanding and highlighting the differences in your life. But, there are times and place when it comes to using credibility, when showing like, "Look I do know what the heck I'm talking about." You should have that as well.<br> It doesn't mean you have to go around. I know some people, you're like I don't feel comfortable running around me like oh, man. Look how good I am. If it feels that way to you then it probably feels that way to other people as well. Okay? There's a level of confidence that you should have. The most confident person in the room a...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>How you guys doing, eh? I'm excited for this episode. I am very excited to share this with you actually. I was at an event this last week. I know some of you guys follow both shows I have and there's probably a third one at some point who knows but I was at this awesome event if you guys ever heard of Grant Cardone. Grant Cardone had an event called "The 10x Growth Con". It's amazing. It goes through and talks about you know basically well there's a lot of cool goal setting, how to sell better, things like that and it was interesting. It was a lot of fun. It was cool.<br> Well my friend and mentor and old boss, Russell Brunson, CEO of ClickFunnels, came and he spoke. He was teaching everybody how all this funnel stuff works in different industries. He's like, "And if you're an e-com, this is how it works over here." There's 90 or was it 8,500 people, 8500 people. We were in a stadium, literally. We're all sitting there and the lights are dark and I was listening to Russell and he was talking, he was teaching everyone how to use a lot of cool like funnel automation and the internet to sell in different industries.<br> One of the things that people fight a lot of times, they'll say, "Hey, Stephen this is cool but I just don't know if it works for me. I just don't think it'll work for my MLM. I just don't think it'll work for my product." You might be right. There might be some rule some whatever and you guys know I got a little bit passion in that last episode as I talked about what MLM that I'm or how I chose my MLM and things like that and frankly I still believe what I said that if you really truly cannot use anything internet related, why the heck are you in your MLM? If you can't take advantage of the cool stuff where everyone's actually buying, where the buying eyes are, where people expect to purchase stuff, where the easy sales happen, you better really, really love your product. Anyway, that's a different topic.<br> I was sitting there and Russell's going through and he's talking about, he was teaching everybody like, "Look if I was in e-com I'd do this. If I was in retail, I'd do this. If I was an affiliate, I'd do this." Then he said, "If I was a network marketing I would do this and in fact I didn't tell Stephen. Stephen, where are you?" 8500 people so I just yelled, super loud. I was like, "Woo," and I yelled really loud and it shocked everyone around me. He goes, "What Stephen's doing in network marketing is he makes people apply to join his downline. They got to go through and before he even tells people what MLM he's in they go through, they apply and they create a relationship with him and there's this cool things that he sends out to him and it's this process. Then at the very end then he goes through and talks about his MLM, then he goes through and talks about ... "<br> I was like, "Holy crap". He took screenshots of my funnel and he put it in front of everyone. I was like, "Oh, my gosh, dude! That's so nice of you." I thanked him like crazy, like crazy. Anyway, it was really, really cool that he did that. First of all, I was floored that he used what I'm doing as an example and I was like, "Man, this is really cool." I hope that people realize that what I'm doing here, what I'm teaching on this podcast, what I'm teaching in my product, what Secret MLM Hacks is, is extremely cutting edge. It's not like anything else that's out there.<br> I had someone write in and ask, "Well is it like this sort of thing this other thing?" No. There's nothing else that teaches anything that does what it does. There's nothing else and it's the reason I felt passionate enough to leave my job over it, which is ludicrous. I get it. It is. I understand that but it was justified enough in my head. Everyone acts out enough reason in their head to justify at least their own behaviors and I did that and it was because of this.<br> What I did is first I was like, "Man, that's so cool. I was like, "I hope everyone realizes what he just said and how much credibility comes with the stuff that I'm trying to teach everybody." Then I was looking through my webinar script. I was looking a moment and realized that I was watching the replays, I'm going to pull this, parts of this clip and I'm going to put it inside of my free web class. If you haven't had a chance to go through my free web class, would love to have you. Secretmlmhacks.com and what I'm doing is I'm going through and I'm using it as a piece of authority and credibility showing that what I'm teaching is actually legit. It's awesome. Straight from the mouth of the man right? Russell Brunson in ClickFunnels. You know what I mean?<br> I am not somebody to ... because I get really weird when it comes to authority plays. In fact I was just making fun of somebody's funnel, someone's product, which is all about how cool he is and I was like, "Come on." I spoke at this event once it was all about how you should gain certain amounts of credibility inside of market places and there's an element to that you guys but I make fun of it like crazy.<br> In fact, one of the biggest lessons I've ever heard and learned was actually also from Russell and we were talking about this very principle, should you showboat? Should you look like you are hugely wealthy and massively successful? Should you? Should you? It was interesting. We were talking about those things and I feel a little bit weird about it.<br> I don't necessarily ... there's times and places for it and I believe that this web class that I've been doing that is a time and place, there's a very strategic place for it, which would be great to show. This is an example like, "Hey, look. The guy's talking about me and this program that you're going through right now is that not credible enough to go purchase it, right? And actually see what this is all about. See what all the buzz has been about."<br> There's a very specific lesson that he taught me and this is all I wanted to tell you guys. This is probably going to be a shorter episode but I really believe this. I think Tai Lopez has got some great stuff I really do. I think it's funny that he's talking pictures in front of cars all the time. Since he owns them, okay, we're cool with that but I have heard of people going and renting expensive, exotic cars. This is a thing, go renting exotic looking cars and renting a very expensive looking suit and taking pictures in front of them as if it was theirs and they'll go use it as if that is what makes a sale happen, as if that is the reason why someone will come and follow you and buy from you. It drives me nuts. If that's who you really are, great! Expose that part of yourself. Be an open book. Whatever it is.<br> If that's not your normal thing, do not feel pressured to do that stuff. I don't. Most of the time I literally just wear a T-shirt, jeans and I am barefoot all the time. Why? Because that's me. I hate shoes. Even when I did work for someone else, I never wore my shoes around the office. I had people come up to me and they'd ask me, "Are you just trying to connect with the earth a little more?" That has nothing to do with wuwu or anything like that. It's little out of straight comfort and he's like, "Oh, really? They let you do that here?" I was like, "I don't know. I just never really asked. I just kind of took my shoes off all day." Whatever those differences are in your life, it's all about expanding and highlighting the differences in your life. But, there are times and place when it comes to using credibility, when showing like, "Look I do know what the heck I'm talking about." You should have that as well.<br> It doesn't mean you have to go around. I know some people, you're like I don't feel comfortable running around me like oh, man. Look how good I am. If it feels that way to you then it probably feels that way to other people as well. Okay? There's a level of confidence that you should have. The most confident person in the room a...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>How you guys doing, eh? I'm excited for this episode. I am very excited to share this with you actually. I was at an event this last week. I know some of you guys follow both shows I have and there's probably a third one at some point who knows but I was at this awesome event if you guys ever heard of Grant Cardone. Grant Cardone had an event called "The 10x Growth Con". It's amazing. It goes through and talks about you know basically well there's a lot of cool goal setting, how to sell better, things like that and it was interesting. It was a lot of fun. It was cool. Well my friend and mentor and old boss, Russell Brunson, CEO of ClickFunnels, came and he spoke. He was teaching everybody how all this funnel stuff works in different industries. He's like, "And if you're an e-com, this is how it works over here." There's 90 or was it 8,500 people, 8500 people. We were in a stadium, literally. We're all sitting there and the lights are dark and I was listening to Russell and he was talking, he was teaching everyone how to use a lot of cool like funnel automation and the internet to sell in different industries. One of the things that people fight a lot of times, they'll say, "Hey, Stephen this is cool but I just don't know if it works for me. I just don't think it'll work for my MLM. I just don't think it'll work for my product." You might be right. There might be some rule some whatever and you guys know I got a little bit passion in that last episode as I talked about what MLM that I'm or how I chose my MLM and things like that and frankly I still believe what I said that if you really truly cannot use anything internet related, why the heck are you in your MLM? If you can't take advantage of the cool stuff where everyone's actually buying, where the buying eyes are, where people expect to purchase stuff, where the easy sales happen, you better really, really love your product. Anyway, that's a different topic. I was sitting there and Russell's going through and he's talking about, he was teaching everybody like, "Look if I was in e-com I'd do this. If I was in retail, I'd do this. If I was an affiliate, I'd do this." Then he said, "If I was a network marketing I would do this and in fact I didn't tell Stephen. Stephen, where are you?" 8500 people so I just yelled, super loud. I was like, "Woo," and I yelled really loud and it shocked everyone around me. He goes, "What Stephen's doing in network marketing is he makes people apply to join his downline. 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No. There's nothing else that teaches anything that does what it does. There's nothing else and it's the reason I felt passionate enough to leave my job over it, which is ludicrous. I get it. It is. I understand that but it was justified enough in my head. Everyone acts out enough reason in their head to justify at least their own behaviors and I did that and it was because of this. What I did is first I was like, "Man, that's so cool. I was like, "I hope everyone realizes what he just said and how much credibility comes with the stuff that I'm trying to teach everybody." Then I was looking through my webinar script. I was looking a moment and realized that I was watching the replays, I'm going to pull this, parts of this clip and I'm going to put it inside of my free web class. If you haven't had a chance to go through my free web class, would love to have you. Secretmlmhacks.com and what I'm doing is I'm going through and I'm using it as a piece of authority and credibility showing that what I'm teaching is actually legit. It's awesome. Straight from the mouth of the man right? Russell Brunson in ClickFunnels. You know what I mean? I am not somebody to ... because I get really weird when it comes to authority plays. In fact I was just making fun of somebody's funnel, someone's product, which is all about how cool he is and I was like, "Come on." I spoke at this event once it was all about how you should gain certain amounts of credibility inside of market places and there's an element ...</itunes:summary>
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Please also note, I'm not trying to say this kind of stuff to try and recruit people into my own or whatever it is. Anyway, it's fun, I just recruited a really big player yesterday, which was a lot of fun.<br> I want you to know what I look for and why I chose the MLM that I did. I'm still not going to tell you the one that I'm in. I tell people the MLM I'm in when they start applying to join my downline. You know what I mean? Anyway, so here's some things that I look at. First off, let's look at how other industries work. Now, what MLM should I join? First of all, let's ask the question, let's act like we're in a totally different industry. Let's say we're in a brick-and-mortar business, or a different kind of internet business, or whatever. The first thing that I would probably ask is, where is a hot market? Where is a hot market? Meaning, I'm not trying to come up with the idea of what to sell. I'm not trying to come up with an idea of, "Hey, let me go force all these people to try and buy my thing."<br> What I'm doing is I'm looking to see where the hot rabid buyers, the irrational buyers, the buyers that are fanatics, the ones that go nuts and like, "Hey, yes, I've got to ... " Do you know what I mean? It's the irrational. I'm trying to find those places in the market. Then, when I know that there is one, all I do is I ask them what they want and I give them what they ask for. Now, that's a very different approach than what a lot of people do inside of MLM, but it's what I did for my MLM. I started look around, and there's some criteria of things that I was looking for, and I'll walk through that criteria here real quick.<br> First off, what I do is, you've got to understand that most people go choose an MLM because of the product. Now, that's awesome. That's awesome, but first of all, I like to ask the question, "Who's going to be buying it? Are there a lot of them? Are they irrational about the thing that I'm selling?" If it's something that I have to walk around and convince a ton of people on, if it's something I have to walk around and there's a ton of education involved in the selling of the product, I tend to shy away from that kind of MLM. It doesn't matter really what the product is. What matters is that you are selling to rabid buyers.<br> I would take that above any number of massive email marketing list. I would take that over anything, you guys, a rabid group of buyers, a hot, hot, hot market. So, for that reason ... I mean, honestly, I don't really care what the product is a lot of time. I care that it sells. I care that it sells, and I care that people are rabid over it, I mean, irrational. Not just that they like it, not just that when you show the product they're like, "Oh, that's cool," meaning they have to have it, they are going crazy for it, and they cannot stand to be without it. Do you know what I mean? That kind of fanaticism.<br> What I do is I look around, and I look. I chose the MLM I chose for very specific reasons. I'm going to walk you through some of those reasons here, and I'll show you some of my criteria for choosing an MLM. Understand that it's just my own personal own, and yours might be a little bit different. That's fine. This is what I did though when I started looking for an MLM to join back in the day. I started looking around, and I was like, "Okay. First off, how would I treat this if I was not an MLM, if I was inside a big business that ... "<br> Why am I asking that? Because that's my history, that's my past, that's where I came from. I came from a spot of selling other people's products online, and there are patterns to the top sellers. There are patterns to the top buyers. There are patterns all throughout. So, why would I not try to choose an MLM that comes nearest to those patterns and choose that one? Does that make sense? That's what I did, and that's the MLM that I joined.<br> Here's some of the patterns that I looked for. Number one, the product has got to be somewhat high ticket. We're talking MLM here. This is very, very akin to affiliate marketing, meaning I go sell a product for somebody else and I get a little bit of a cut. Now, obviously you make more money if you own the entire product, but I love MLM because all of the fulfillment is done for me. There's a lot of things that are already done for me, that they take care of a lot of the business side of stuff. All I got to go do is to go sell the thing, and that's super easy.<br> That's why I love the MLM game so much. Obviously the possibility of additional sources of revenue, passive income, all that, obviously those are all huge benefits to being an MLM, building up a big team, building up a big network, helping others have success. Those are all big benefits of being in it. The industry that is very, very close ... 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That's stupid."<br> I chose an MLM that was dollar for dollar commissionable volume, which is huge by the way. That's amazing. Not many MLMs do that. I chose an MLM that does that. I chose an MLM that's a supplement. Why? Because it's recurring. People buy it over and over and over. They stay on it month after month after month after month, meaning it's not just a one and done thing. I might sell something for 120 bucks or whatever price, but they stay on it for at least probably five to seven months. All I've got to do is continue to educate them to help them understand why they should stay on longer than that. That's why they expect follow-up sales. They expect to be buying it frequently. They expect, they expect.<br> I've given the analogy before, it's kind of like me going and buying milk and bread at the store. Those are no-duh buying experiences. You do not have to ... You don't see a salesman standing next to bread and eggs, you don't. Those are no-duh buying experiences. 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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on guys? Hey, been just flying a million miles a minute, which is always standard, so everything is normal for me anyway. It's been a while since I've taken any of your questions and tossed them on here. I've got a question here from Steve Peck. Thank you much, Steve. First of all, great name. Second of all, I love the question, so I thought I'd drop it in right here.</p> <p>Steve Peck: Hey Steve. This is Steve Peck, and I have a question. How do you pick the MLM to get involved with? Thanks.</p> <p>Steve Larsen: First off, thank you so much, Steve. Appreciate the question. Second of all, if you guys have a question you guys want to drop on here, I love answering questions like this. I think it's a lot of fun. Hey, great, great question. First off, I just want to just come out and tell everyone, look, if you like your MLM, awesome. Please don't get discouraged or think that I'm trying to influence you to do something else. Please also note, I'm not trying to say this kind of stuff to try and recruit people into my own or whatever it is. Anyway, it's fun, I just recruited a really big player yesterday, which was a lot of fun.<br> I want you to know what I look for and why I chose the MLM that I did. I'm still not going to tell you the one that I'm in. I tell people the MLM I'm in when they start applying to join my downline. You know what I mean? Anyway, so here's some things that I look at. First off, let's look at how other industries work. Now, what MLM should I join? First of all, let's ask the question, let's act like we're in a totally different industry. Let's say we're in a brick-and-mortar business, or a different kind of internet business, or whatever. The first thing that I would probably ask is, where is a hot market? Where is a hot market? Meaning, I'm not trying to come up with the idea of what to sell. I'm not trying to come up with an idea of, "Hey, let me go force all these people to try and buy my thing."<br> What I'm doing is I'm looking to see where the hot rabid buyers, the irrational buyers, the buyers that are fanatics, the ones that go nuts and like, "Hey, yes, I've got to ... " Do you know what I mean? It's the irrational. I'm trying to find those places in the market. Then, when I know that there is one, all I do is I ask them what they want and I give them what they ask for. Now, that's a very different approach than what a lot of people do inside of MLM, but it's what I did for my MLM. I started look around, and there's some criteria of things that I was looking for, and I'll walk through that criteria here real quick.<br> First off, what I do is, you've got to understand that most people go choose an MLM because of the product. Now, that's awesome. That's awesome, but first of all, I like to ask the question, "Who's going to be buying it? Are there a lot of them? Are they irrational about the thing that I'm selling?" If it's something that I have to walk around and convince a ton of people on, if it's something I have to walk around and there's a ton of education involved in the selling of the product, I tend to shy away from that kind of MLM. It doesn't matter really what the product is. What matters is that you are selling to rabid buyers.<br> I would take that above any number of massive email marketing list. I would take that over anything, you guys, a rabid group of buyers, a hot, hot, hot market. So, for that reason ... I mean, honestly, I don't really care what the product is a lot of time. I care that it sells. I care that it sells, and I care that people are rabid over it, I mean, irrational. Not just that they like it, not just that when you show the product they're like, "Oh, that's cool," meaning they have to have it, they are going crazy for it, and they cannot stand to be without it. Do you know what I mean? That kind of fanaticism.<br> What I do is I look around, and I look. I chose the MLM I chose for very specific reasons. I'm going to walk you through some of those reasons here, and I'll show you some of my criteria for choosing an MLM. Understand that it's just my own personal own, and yours might be a little bit different. That's fine. This is what I did though when I started looking for an MLM to join back in the day. I started looking around, and I was like, "Okay. First off, how would I treat this if I was not an MLM, if I was inside a big business that ... "<br> Why am I asking that? Because that's my history, that's my past, that's where I came from. I came from a spot of selling other people's products online, and there are patterns to the top sellers. There are patterns to the top buyers. There are patterns all throughout. So, why would I not try to choose an MLM that comes nearest to those patterns and choose that one? Does that make sense? That's what I did, and that's the MLM that I joined.<br> Here's some of the patterns that I looked for. Number one, the product has got to be somewhat high ticket. We're talking MLM here. This is very, very akin to affiliate marketing, meaning I go sell a product for somebody else and I get a little bit of a cut. Now, obviously you make more money if you own the entire product, but I love MLM because all of the fulfillment is done for me. There's a lot of things that are already done for me, that they take care of a lot of the business side of stuff. All I got to go do is to go sell the thing, and that's super easy.<br> That's why I love the MLM game so much. Obviously the possibility of additional sources of revenue, passive income, all that, obviously those are all huge benefits to being an MLM, building up a big team, building up a big network, helping others have success. Those are all big benefits of being in it. The industry that is very, very close ... I don't know if I want to say closest, but in my mind, it kind of is, is the affiliate marketing, the internet affiliate marketing industry meaning they sell other people's products and they get a little bit of a cut.<br> What I wanted to do is I wanted to choose something that was slightly more high ticket, meaning if I'm just selling a $20 thing, what do you get? In my MLM, the starting commission is 20%, which is awesome. That's the starting commission. It goes way higher from that. It's awesome. That's the reason I chose it is because the commissions were higher. If I'm getting paid peanuts, I have a huge issue with that. One of the other things that I chose as I chose an MLM where I was getting ... Let's say I sold a dollar worth of stuff, the full dollar is commissionable. I hate that game where they're like, "Well, only 60% of what you sell is commissionable volume." It's like, "Are you joking? I found you a customer. That's stupid."<br> I chose an MLM that was dollar for dollar commissionable volume, which is huge by the way. That's amazing. Not many MLMs do that. I chose an MLM that does that. I chose an MLM that's a supplement. Why? Because it's recurring. People buy it over and over and over. They stay on it month after month after month after month, meaning it's not just a one and done thing. I might sell something for 120 bucks or whatever price, but they stay on it for at least probably five to seven months. All I've got to do is continue to educate them to help them understand why they should stay on longer than that. That's why they expect follow-up sales. They expect to be buying it frequently. They expect, they expect.<br> I've given the analogy before, it's kind of like me going and buying milk and bread at the store. Those are no-duh buying experiences. You do not have to ... You don't see a salesman standing next to bread and eggs, you don't. Those are no-duh buying experiences. I wanted to choose an MLM that was a no-duh buying experience, like, "Oh, yeah. Obviously, I can see why I would spend money on this very easily." There's not a lot of sales copy that has to be written. There's not tons of sale ... Do you know what I mean? I chose an MLM that w...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What's going on guys? Hey, been just flying a million miles a minute, which is always standard, so everything is normal for me anyway. It's been a while since I've taken any of your questions and tossed them on here. I've got a question here from Steve Peck. Thank you much, Steve. First of all, great name. Second of all, I love the question, so I thought I'd drop it in right here. Steve Peck: Hey Steve. This is Steve Peck, and I have a question. How do you pick the MLM to get involved with? Thanks. Steve Larsen: First off, thank you so much, Steve. Appreciate the question. Second of all, if you guys have a question you guys want to drop on here, I love answering questions like this. I think it's a lot of fun. Hey, great, great question. First off, I just want to just come out and tell everyone, look, if you like your MLM, awesome. Please don't get discouraged or think that I'm trying to influence you to do something else. Please also note, I'm not trying to say this kind of stuff to try and recruit people into my own or whatever it is. Anyway, it's fun, I just recruited a really big player yesterday, which was a lot of fun. I want you to know what I look for and why I chose the MLM that I did. I'm still not going to tell you the one that I'm in. I tell people the MLM I'm in when they start applying to join my downline. You know what I mean? Anyway, so here's some things that I look at. First off, let's look at how other industries work. Now, what MLM should I join? First of all, let's ask the question, let's act like we're in a totally different industry. Let's say we're in a brick-and-mortar business, or a different kind of internet business, or whatever. The first thing that I would probably ask is, where is a hot market? Where is a hot market? Meaning, I'm not trying to come up with the idea of what to sell. I'm not trying to come up with an idea of, "Hey, let me go force all these people to try and buy my thing." What I'm doing is I'm looking to see where the hot rabid buyers, the irrational buyers, the buyers that are fanatics, the ones that go nuts and like, "Hey, yes, I've got to ... " Do you know what I mean? It's the irrational. I'm trying to find those places in the market. Then, when I know that there is one, all I do is I ask them what they want and I give them what they ask for. Now, that's a very different approach than what a lot of people do inside of MLM, but it's what I did for my MLM. I started look around, and there's some criteria of things that I was looking for, and I'll walk through that criteria here real quick. First off, what I do is, you've got to understand that most people go choose an MLM because of the product. Now, that's awesome. That's awesome, but first of all, I like to ask the question, "Who's going to be buying it? Are there a lot of them? Are they irrational about the thing that I'm selling?" If it's something that I have to walk around and convince a ton of people on, if it's something I have to walk around and there's a ton of education involved in the selling of the product, I tend to shy away from that kind of MLM. It doesn't matter really what the product is. What matters is that you are selling to rabid buyers. I would take that above any number of massive email marketing list. I would take that over anything, you guys, a rabid group of buyers, a hot, hot, hot market. So, for that reason ... I mean, honestly, I don't really care what the product is a lot of time. I care that it sells. I care that it sells, and I care that people are rabid over it, I mean, irrational. Not just that they like it, not just that when you show the product they're like, "Oh, that's cool," meaning they have to have it, they are going crazy for it, and they cannot stand to be without it. Do you know what I mean? That kind of fanaticism. What I do is I look around, and I look. I chose the MLM I chose for very specific reasons. I'm going to walk you through some of those reasons here, and I'll show you some of my criteria for choosing an MLM. Understand that it's just my own personal own, and yours might be a little bit different. That's fine. This is what I did though when I started looking for an MLM to join back in the day. I started looking around, and I was like, "Okay. First off, how would I treat this if I was not an MLM, if I was inside a big business that ... " Why am I asking that? Because that's my history, that's my past, that's where I came from. I came from a spot of selling other people's products online, and there are patterns to the top sellers. There are patterns to the top buyers. There are patterns all throughout. So, why would I not try to choose an MLM that comes nearest to those patterns and choose that one? Does that make sense? That's what I did, and that's the MLM that I joined. 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        <![CDATA[<p>My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's up guys. Hey, I am very excited for this episode actually, very pumped about it. Let's pass a little bit here, been a little bit busy, as normal, and had a lot of late nights and a lot of just working my guts out. I mean, come on, that's really what it's been.<br> I'm very, very excited, though. Please understand as I say this, I'm not bragging or trying to beat my chest or say, "Look how good I am." I'm just excited. This is me helping everyone know and realize that this whole process works, all of it. All the stuff that we're doing, we're going through, it doesn't just work for me, it's working for other people as well, for recruiting for your MLMs.<br> I just barely passed 140 people asking to join my down line, asking me, people I don't know. That's incredible guys. The first time I ever did this game, I was running around like crazy. I recruited 13 people and they didn't do anything. It was hard for me to get them to do anything.<br> With this whole process, what's cool is I can go through and pretty much literally interview people. If they're not a good fit I say, "No." I see what their process is to promote the down line and promote our products and promote the things. You guys know, I don't ever tell you the name of the MLM I'm in. I'm trying to that on purpose so that everyone can let their guard down and not feel like this a pitch fest on this podcast. It's not the purpose of this podcast.<br> Anyway, so it's been a whole lot of fun though. As I've been looking through, though, the process that I've having people go through I'm changing it. This is what I've been seeing, and I'd thought I'd just kind of drop this out to you guys. You guys know that I build sales funnels on the internet. That's what I do. That's what I'm known for. I've done it for a lot of big people and done it for myself. This whole MLM game and the funnel thing, it works so well that I left my job eventually. It's been coming up on two months here for me being solo, which has been fun. There's certainly some nerve wracking aspects to that every once in a while, but it's been fun though.<br> I've been focusing like crazy on this whole application process. When somebody comes in and they apply to join my down line, they go through a little bit of an application process. There's an actual application. They fill it out, and what I've been doing in the past is at the end of the application process I say, "Okay, thanks. Give us a call here, we'll reach out." What I do then is I go, have them walk through some pages afterwards where they get to watch my presentations as if I was going to do a presentation in your home or you came to a home party or whatever it was. I took that and it's on the internet. It's literally like a webinar basically. I built pretty much a webinar that does that process for me.<br> What's been cool is that it works. It works quite well. What's been rough, though, is going from one funnel, application process, the application funnel, and then pushing them again to another funnel where they go through basically a webinar. What I've been figuring out, what I've been learning, is in the past we'll be doing things like sending an email. Emails, I hate email. Emails sucks. Email drives me crazy.<br> First of all, I hardly ever read my emails. Why do I expect my people to? You know what I mean? Facebook's the place where I go. Facebook's the place to be for me. I go in and I can communicate with my team through Facebook and our Facebook group, our closed groups, things like that. Emails are rough, so I try and after someone applies I'll be like, "Hey, go check out this presentation. If this seems like it's a good thing that you want, let's actually chat, or if you even know the questions you can just join right there."<br> If they've made it that far through the application process, like I know that typically they're the kind of individual that I want to work with, that they'd be interested in the kinds of things that we do because I give them the very process that they just walked through so now they have a thing to go blow their down line up with. Does that make sense?<br> That's part of the beauty of the thing that I've built is I have actual lead in tools, lead in processes, actual training and actual members area for my team. When they come in they go through that training and now they have a plan. That's part of the sexiness of what I've done.<br> What I've been learning, what I've been realizing, is that in the past I've been having people go through the application process and then I do something to get them to the next thing, which is to watch the live presentation. It doesn't work very well. It's not that it doesn't work, meaning I am relying on things like email, which has terrible deliverability and I don't read. I'm relying on maybe a text message or just got the wrong phone number or maybe someone put the wrong digit in there. You know what I mean?<br> It's been rough because there's all these people that have asked to join my down line, but sometimes because of just the way zeros and ones get crossed and stuff and technology will hiccup and things like that, I won't be able to go talk with all of them. I want to talk with all of them.<br> This is what I've been doing. This is what I want to help you get. Anyway, there's a whole purpose of this episode, by the way, is all I'm trying to do is I'm trying to help you see that what I've been focusing on this last little bit is shrinking the length of the funnel. I'm trying to make the whole funnel, the entire psychology, still happen, but in a shorter duration so they're not going through all these pages. They're not waiting for this email to come to them. They're not waiting for this. They're not waiting for all that stuff.<br> Instead, what's happening to them is it's the very same thing that they came for, apply to join Steve Larsen's down line, can get accomplished during the same mental session. The first page they go through, they say, "Yes, I want to apply." The second page is actually do the application. What I've changed is that on the third page I actually put the presentation so now they're going to another funnel. I'm not sending them to another spot. I'm not sending them to another place. I'm not send- ... They're not going on the third page right after they submit the application they can watch the presentation. If they know they're a good fit they're like, "Fine." They can go in and they can join right then, right there.<br> This is a change and just barely made last night. It's been cool already. I've got a few messages from people, people giving feedback. It's far better for me to do it that way than to go send them through another four web pages while they register to watch the webinar, they register to watch my live presentation, then there's a confirmation page and they wait for it to start, then they actually watch it.<br> Instead I just shrunk and condensed the entire funnel, and it's been working way better. What's cool about that is about half the people come through, they're like, "Look Steve. Man I'm ready to join you man. You got a system, you got a plan, your people work it. It is working."<br> I just asked to speak at my MLM's event, which is at 2,500 people, which is exciting, and teach a lot of the things that I talk about here on the podcast. This stuff works guys. People come to me like, "Hey, this is awesome." They're like, "Look, just dude, just let me join right now. Just let me join right now." They'll click and they can go join right then right off that third page.<br> Or there's a second group that they're like, "Hey, this is still good but I just have a question or two." They can click and they can choose a time in my calendar through calendly.com, and they can choose a time on my calendar and reserve a time in my schedule and I'll jump on a call with them and chat an...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's up guys. Hey, I am very excited for this episode actually, very pumped about it. Let's pass a little bit here, been a little bit busy, as normal, and had a lot of late nights and a lot of just working my guts out. I mean, come on, that's really what it's been.<br> I'm very, very excited, though. Please understand as I say this, I'm not bragging or trying to beat my chest or say, "Look how good I am." I'm just excited. This is me helping everyone know and realize that this whole process works, all of it. All the stuff that we're doing, we're going through, it doesn't just work for me, it's working for other people as well, for recruiting for your MLMs.<br> I just barely passed 140 people asking to join my down line, asking me, people I don't know. That's incredible guys. The first time I ever did this game, I was running around like crazy. I recruited 13 people and they didn't do anything. It was hard for me to get them to do anything.<br> With this whole process, what's cool is I can go through and pretty much literally interview people. If they're not a good fit I say, "No." I see what their process is to promote the down line and promote our products and promote the things. You guys know, I don't ever tell you the name of the MLM I'm in. I'm trying to that on purpose so that everyone can let their guard down and not feel like this a pitch fest on this podcast. It's not the purpose of this podcast.<br> Anyway, so it's been a whole lot of fun though. As I've been looking through, though, the process that I've having people go through I'm changing it. This is what I've been seeing, and I'd thought I'd just kind of drop this out to you guys. You guys know that I build sales funnels on the internet. That's what I do. That's what I'm known for. I've done it for a lot of big people and done it for myself. This whole MLM game and the funnel thing, it works so well that I left my job eventually. It's been coming up on two months here for me being solo, which has been fun. There's certainly some nerve wracking aspects to that every once in a while, but it's been fun though.<br> I've been focusing like crazy on this whole application process. When somebody comes in and they apply to join my down line, they go through a little bit of an application process. There's an actual application. They fill it out, and what I've been doing in the past is at the end of the application process I say, "Okay, thanks. Give us a call here, we'll reach out." What I do then is I go, have them walk through some pages afterwards where they get to watch my presentations as if I was going to do a presentation in your home or you came to a home party or whatever it was. I took that and it's on the internet. It's literally like a webinar basically. I built pretty much a webinar that does that process for me.<br> What's been cool is that it works. It works quite well. What's been rough, though, is going from one funnel, application process, the application funnel, and then pushing them again to another funnel where they go through basically a webinar. What I've been figuring out, what I've been learning, is in the past we'll be doing things like sending an email. Emails, I hate email. Emails sucks. Email drives me crazy.<br> First of all, I hardly ever read my emails. Why do I expect my people to? You know what I mean? Facebook's the place where I go. Facebook's the place to be for me. I go in and I can communicate with my team through Facebook and our Facebook group, our closed groups, things like that. Emails are rough, so I try and after someone applies I'll be like, "Hey, go check out this presentation. If this seems like it's a good thing that you want, let's actually chat, or if you even know the questions you can just join right there."<br> If they've made it that far through the application process, like I know that typically they're the kind of individual that I want to work with, that they'd be interested in the kinds of things that we do because I give them the very process that they just walked through so now they have a thing to go blow their down line up with. Does that make sense?<br> That's part of the beauty of the thing that I've built is I have actual lead in tools, lead in processes, actual training and actual members area for my team. When they come in they go through that training and now they have a plan. That's part of the sexiness of what I've done.<br> What I've been learning, what I've been realizing, is that in the past I've been having people go through the application process and then I do something to get them to the next thing, which is to watch the live presentation. It doesn't work very well. It's not that it doesn't work, meaning I am relying on things like email, which has terrible deliverability and I don't read. I'm relying on maybe a text message or just got the wrong phone number or maybe someone put the wrong digit in there. You know what I mean?<br> It's been rough because there's all these people that have asked to join my down line, but sometimes because of just the way zeros and ones get crossed and stuff and technology will hiccup and things like that, I won't be able to go talk with all of them. I want to talk with all of them.<br> This is what I've been doing. This is what I want to help you get. Anyway, there's a whole purpose of this episode, by the way, is all I'm trying to do is I'm trying to help you see that what I've been focusing on this last little bit is shrinking the length of the funnel. I'm trying to make the whole funnel, the entire psychology, still happen, but in a shorter duration so they're not going through all these pages. They're not waiting for this email to come to them. They're not waiting for this. They're not waiting for all that stuff.<br> Instead, what's happening to them is it's the very same thing that they came for, apply to join Steve Larsen's down line, can get accomplished during the same mental session. The first page they go through, they say, "Yes, I want to apply." The second page is actually do the application. What I've changed is that on the third page I actually put the presentation so now they're going to another funnel. I'm not sending them to another spot. I'm not sending them to another place. I'm not send- ... They're not going on the third page right after they submit the application they can watch the presentation. If they know they're a good fit they're like, "Fine." They can go in and they can join right then, right there.<br> This is a change and just barely made last night. It's been cool already. I've got a few messages from people, people giving feedback. It's far better for me to do it that way than to go send them through another four web pages while they register to watch the webinar, they register to watch my live presentation, then there's a confirmation page and they wait for it to start, then they actually watch it.<br> Instead I just shrunk and condensed the entire funnel, and it's been working way better. What's cool about that is about half the people come through, they're like, "Look Steve. Man I'm ready to join you man. You got a system, you got a plan, your people work it. It is working."<br> I just asked to speak at my MLM's event, which is at 2,500 people, which is exciting, and teach a lot of the things that I talk about here on the podcast. This stuff works guys. People come to me like, "Hey, this is awesome." They're like, "Look, just dude, just let me join right now. Just let me join right now." They'll click and they can go join right then right off that third page.<br> Or there's a second group that they're like, "Hey, this is still good but I just have a question or two." They can click and they can choose a time in my calendar through calendly.com, and they can choose a time on my calendar and reserve a time in my schedule and I'll jump on a call with them and chat an...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's up guys. Hey, I am very excited for this episode actually, very pumped about it. Let's pass a little bit here, been a little bit busy, as normal, and had a lot of late nights and a lot of just working my guts out. I mean, come on, that's really what it's been. I'm very, very excited, though. Please understand as I say this, I'm not bragging or trying to beat my chest or say, "Look how good I am." I'm just excited. This is me helping everyone know and realize that this whole process works, all of it. All the stuff that we're doing, we're going through, it doesn't just work for me, it's working for other people as well, for recruiting for your MLMs. I just barely passed 140 people asking to join my down line, asking me, people I don't know. That's incredible guys. The first time I ever did this game, I was running around like crazy. I recruited 13 people and they didn't do anything. It was hard for me to get them to do anything. With this whole process, what's cool is I can go through and pretty much literally interview people. If they're not a good fit I say, "No." I see what their process is to promote the down line and promote our products and promote the things. You guys know, I don't ever tell you the name of the MLM I'm in. I'm trying to that on purpose so that everyone can let their guard down and not feel like this a pitch fest on this podcast. It's not the purpose of this podcast. Anyway, so it's been a whole lot of fun though. As I've been looking through, though, the process that I've having people go through I'm changing it. This is what I've been seeing, and I'd thought I'd just kind of drop this out to you guys. You guys know that I build sales funnels on the internet. That's what I do. That's what I'm known for. I've done it for a lot of big people and done it for myself. This whole MLM game and the funnel thing, it works so well that I left my job eventually. It's been coming up on two months here for me being solo, which has been fun. There's certainly some nerve wracking aspects to that every once in a while, but it's been fun though. I've been focusing like crazy on this whole application process. When somebody comes in and they apply to join my down line, they go through a little bit of an application process. There's an actual application. They fill it out, and what I've been doing in the past is at the end of the application process I say, "Okay, thanks. Give us a call here, we'll reach out." What I do then is I go, have them walk through some pages afterwards where they get to watch my presentations as if I was going to do a presentation in your home or you came to a home party or whatever it was. I took that and it's on the internet. It's literally like a webinar basically. I built pretty much a webinar that does that process for me. What's been cool is that it works. It works quite well. What's been rough, though, is going from one funnel, application process, the application funnel, and then pushing them again to another funnel where they go through basically a webinar. What I've been figuring out, what I've been learning, is in the past we'll be doing things like sending an email. Emails, I hate email. Emails sucks. Email drives me crazy. First of all, I hardly ever read my emails. Why do I expect my people to? You know what I mean? Facebook's the place where I go. Facebook's the place to be for me. I go in and I can communicate with my team through Facebook and our Facebook group, our closed groups, things like that. Emails are rough, so I try and after someone applies I'll be like, "Hey, go check out this presentation. If this seems like it's a good thing that you want, let's actually chat, or if you even know the questions you can just join right there." If they've made it that far through the application process, like I know that typically they're the kind of individual that I want to work with, that they'd be interested in the kinds of things that we do because I give them the very process that they just walked through so now they have a thing to go blow their down line up with. Does that make sense? That's part of the beauty of the thing that I've built is I have actual lead in tools, lead in processes, actual training and actual members area for my team. When they come in they go through that training and now they have a plan. That's part of the sexiness of what I've done. What I've been learning, what I've been realizing, is that in the past I've been having people go through the application process and then I do something to get them to the next thing, which is to watch the live presentation. It doesn't work very well. It's not that it doesn't work, meaning I am relying on things like email, which has terrible deliverability and I don't read. I'm relying on maybe a text message or just got the wrong phone number or maybe someone put the wrong digit in there. You know what I mean? It's been rough becaus...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, I'm excited for you guys to be here. Thank you so much for listening and tuning into this Podcast, first off. I know there's a lot of other options that are out there. I'm trying to bring you guys the absolute best content that I can. Hopefully, you guys feel that and are using these things inside of your business.<br> Again, I recently just went onto iTunes reviews and saw a whole bunch more, which is very, very exciting. I appreciate that. I love seeing that. I love seeing, first of all, how you're actually using this stuff, so. This doesn't mean a thing if you're not doing anything with it, right. One of the Podcasters says that [inaudible 00:01:10]. It's true though, okay. So go out and start applying the things I'm talking about.<br> Anyway, hey. What I wanted to do is, I wanted to walk through another principle with you guys here real quick, that frankly has really, really helped me in my business life. I kind of started eluding to it in the previous episode. It was something that I was hoping, and was wishing, and was kind of praying that was not as true or needed as I found out that it actually is.<br> Okay. I'm super excited to be able to share this with you guys. If you guys have never thought about this before, would never experience this before, it's gonna help like crazy. I'm gonna use the example of applying for college again.<br> I've only been graduated for not even two years. A lot of people ask after that, I'm 29. I spent some time in the Army, I did a mission for my church, and did a whole bunch of other stuff, so. I was not just lazy in college. I actually was a go getter in college. It wasn't that at all, I did a whole bunch of other stuff.<br> Anyway, as I started applying to these ... Let's think of, if you guys ever applied for, even a job, let's say. A job, or college, or any kind of application that you put out there. There's usually with applications, okay ... So I'm going, I'm filling this thing out. In high school, I hadn't really learned how to study yet.<br> I hadn't learned how to learn, really, that much yet. So, I really didn't do that well in high school. I barely graduated to be honest. I went and I was like, "I'm not looking forward to college. College is gonna suck, college is gonna be terrible." Luckily, I learned how to learn and after the first semester of me pretty much failing out entirely, I reapplied and I learned how to learn.<br> Got almost straight A's the rest of the way through, which was a bunch of fun, which was awesome. So anyway, I encourage you to learn how to self teach. Don't put that in the hands of someone else, solely. You know what I mean?<br> Anyway, so while I was applying to these different schools, there was this interesting thing, to be honest, I wasn't even thinking of. I was in high school, I was what you call street smart not book smart. I was filling out applications to go to colleges. I was putting all these applications out there and there was a little bit of a fee to apply.<br> There was a deadline. There was a deadline that I had to get the application in by in order for me to be considered at all to even actually attend school at the places I was going to. Let's think about that application for a second, though. The actual application of turning in the application.<br> Would people just turn in those applications to college or the applications to get a job if there was no deadline? Probably not, right? Probably not. Or they would, but again, we'd only be speaking to, like I was talking about in the last episode, we'd only be speaking to those who are ambitious.<br> Most people need a deadline. Most people need a reason to act. Most people need a reason to take action, and do things, and progress in their life. They need a reason, they don't come up with one on their own. That's fine, we're all different, but most people are not that way.<br> If you're listening to this Podcast, you most likely are an ambitious individual and you are completely all in on whatever your future is. You're trying to just make it happen no matter what. I respect that and I can not wait to shake your hand, okay. I love hanging out with people like you.<br> So, what I realized is ... Guys, what I'm trying to help you guys understand is that at as MLMer, right? As an MLMer, or whatever other name you come up with it. As an MLMer, you've got to learn how to market. It's in the very name of the industry. MLM, Multi-level Marketing. I'm sorry, Network Marketing. But most of the time, people don't know how to market. That's fine, just learn how though.<br> It'll give you the most ridiculous edge. If you don't learn how, then you're just selling. Then, you have to sell hard, and you have to sell awkwardly, and you have to sell with hight pressure and awkwardness. That's where the feeling of a lot of the MLM [inaudible 00:05:06] comes from, because they sell and they don't market.<br> If you learn how to market, it negates a lot of the need for you to hard sell. So as far as marketing goes, the two ... Let's think back to this college example or applying for a job, whatever it is. Without a reason to act, people typically will not. Much like you don't drink water until you get thirsty. You gotta make people thirsty.<br> You could either sit around and wait or you could salt the oats. You can put salt around all the things around them. Just start putting salt all over the place, that will make them thirsty. So, they start taking action at that point. So, that's what I'm trying to help you guys understand, that's what I'm trying to help you guys do and know.<br> There is a deadline that you must act by to get certain things done in your life. It sifts people out. It sifts out those who are really not into it and they were just kind of poking around. It sifts people ... It's the same reason why I don't just constantly let people be able to enroll in and get my course, Secret MLM Hacks. It's the same reason.<br> I only let people in in like two or three day little swings, that's it. I only want the action takers. I only want the people who actually ... Web class finishes, it's time to start, it's time to get it now. Why? Because if it's always open, then people think it's always there. It's not going to be.<br> I'm trying to just pull a thousand people into this, into this course. I'm trying to go through and I'm trying to educate. I'm trying to create this little mini micro force of just these rock stars. Of these people who are armed with this information to go dominate in a way that the MLM industry has never seen before.<br> I'm not trying to sell it to the entire world. Literally, I'm not trying to sell this ... I'm not trying to get Secret MLM Hacks in the hand of every MLMer. I've had seven MLM owners, I just had another previous one, ask me for this product. For the MLM, I think it's seven, I can't remember the numbers but it's something like that. It's happened over the last couple of months.<br> The answer has been no because I'm trying to find the hungry people. I don't care what MLM you're in, I care that you're hungry. I want to go filter out those people who are action oriented people who are also hungry. Someone came to me once and was like, "Steven. Steve, hey man. You should make this so that you target it to all MLMers." I was like, "By definition, that means I'm literally targeting nobody. That's a terrible idea, there's no way I'll do that."<br> That's what I'm trying to help you also realize with your MLM product and your down line itself. That one of the issue why people struggle so much is because they literally target every single person who's out there. They target everybody. By definition, that means they're targeting nobody. That is the most expensive, long, time intensive way to go about this business, don't do that.<br> What I'm trying to help you understand is that the two tools. The two major tools and weapons that a real Marketer has to get peop...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, I'm excited for you guys to be here. Thank you so much for listening and tuning into this Podcast, first off. I know there's a lot of other options that are out there. I'm trying to bring you guys the absolute best content that I can. Hopefully, you guys feel that and are using these things inside of your business.<br> Again, I recently just went onto iTunes reviews and saw a whole bunch more, which is very, very exciting. I appreciate that. I love seeing that. I love seeing, first of all, how you're actually using this stuff, so. This doesn't mean a thing if you're not doing anything with it, right. One of the Podcasters says that [inaudible 00:01:10]. It's true though, okay. So go out and start applying the things I'm talking about.<br> Anyway, hey. What I wanted to do is, I wanted to walk through another principle with you guys here real quick, that frankly has really, really helped me in my business life. I kind of started eluding to it in the previous episode. It was something that I was hoping, and was wishing, and was kind of praying that was not as true or needed as I found out that it actually is.<br> Okay. I'm super excited to be able to share this with you guys. If you guys have never thought about this before, would never experience this before, it's gonna help like crazy. I'm gonna use the example of applying for college again.<br> I've only been graduated for not even two years. A lot of people ask after that, I'm 29. I spent some time in the Army, I did a mission for my church, and did a whole bunch of other stuff, so. I was not just lazy in college. I actually was a go getter in college. It wasn't that at all, I did a whole bunch of other stuff.<br> Anyway, as I started applying to these ... Let's think of, if you guys ever applied for, even a job, let's say. A job, or college, or any kind of application that you put out there. There's usually with applications, okay ... So I'm going, I'm filling this thing out. In high school, I hadn't really learned how to study yet.<br> I hadn't learned how to learn, really, that much yet. So, I really didn't do that well in high school. I barely graduated to be honest. I went and I was like, "I'm not looking forward to college. College is gonna suck, college is gonna be terrible." Luckily, I learned how to learn and after the first semester of me pretty much failing out entirely, I reapplied and I learned how to learn.<br> Got almost straight A's the rest of the way through, which was a bunch of fun, which was awesome. So anyway, I encourage you to learn how to self teach. Don't put that in the hands of someone else, solely. You know what I mean?<br> Anyway, so while I was applying to these different schools, there was this interesting thing, to be honest, I wasn't even thinking of. I was in high school, I was what you call street smart not book smart. I was filling out applications to go to colleges. I was putting all these applications out there and there was a little bit of a fee to apply.<br> There was a deadline. There was a deadline that I had to get the application in by in order for me to be considered at all to even actually attend school at the places I was going to. Let's think about that application for a second, though. The actual application of turning in the application.<br> Would people just turn in those applications to college or the applications to get a job if there was no deadline? Probably not, right? Probably not. Or they would, but again, we'd only be speaking to, like I was talking about in the last episode, we'd only be speaking to those who are ambitious.<br> Most people need a deadline. Most people need a reason to act. Most people need a reason to take action, and do things, and progress in their life. They need a reason, they don't come up with one on their own. That's fine, we're all different, but most people are not that way.<br> If you're listening to this Podcast, you most likely are an ambitious individual and you are completely all in on whatever your future is. You're trying to just make it happen no matter what. I respect that and I can not wait to shake your hand, okay. I love hanging out with people like you.<br> So, what I realized is ... Guys, what I'm trying to help you guys understand is that at as MLMer, right? As an MLMer, or whatever other name you come up with it. As an MLMer, you've got to learn how to market. It's in the very name of the industry. MLM, Multi-level Marketing. I'm sorry, Network Marketing. But most of the time, people don't know how to market. That's fine, just learn how though.<br> It'll give you the most ridiculous edge. If you don't learn how, then you're just selling. Then, you have to sell hard, and you have to sell awkwardly, and you have to sell with hight pressure and awkwardness. That's where the feeling of a lot of the MLM [inaudible 00:05:06] comes from, because they sell and they don't market.<br> If you learn how to market, it negates a lot of the need for you to hard sell. So as far as marketing goes, the two ... Let's think back to this college example or applying for a job, whatever it is. Without a reason to act, people typically will not. Much like you don't drink water until you get thirsty. You gotta make people thirsty.<br> You could either sit around and wait or you could salt the oats. You can put salt around all the things around them. Just start putting salt all over the place, that will make them thirsty. So, they start taking action at that point. So, that's what I'm trying to help you guys understand, that's what I'm trying to help you guys do and know.<br> There is a deadline that you must act by to get certain things done in your life. It sifts people out. It sifts out those who are really not into it and they were just kind of poking around. It sifts people ... It's the same reason why I don't just constantly let people be able to enroll in and get my course, Secret MLM Hacks. It's the same reason.<br> I only let people in in like two or three day little swings, that's it. I only want the action takers. I only want the people who actually ... Web class finishes, it's time to start, it's time to get it now. Why? Because if it's always open, then people think it's always there. It's not going to be.<br> I'm trying to just pull a thousand people into this, into this course. I'm trying to go through and I'm trying to educate. I'm trying to create this little mini micro force of just these rock stars. Of these people who are armed with this information to go dominate in a way that the MLM industry has never seen before.<br> I'm not trying to sell it to the entire world. Literally, I'm not trying to sell this ... I'm not trying to get Secret MLM Hacks in the hand of every MLMer. I've had seven MLM owners, I just had another previous one, ask me for this product. For the MLM, I think it's seven, I can't remember the numbers but it's something like that. It's happened over the last couple of months.<br> The answer has been no because I'm trying to find the hungry people. I don't care what MLM you're in, I care that you're hungry. I want to go filter out those people who are action oriented people who are also hungry. Someone came to me once and was like, "Steven. Steve, hey man. You should make this so that you target it to all MLMers." I was like, "By definition, that means I'm literally targeting nobody. That's a terrible idea, there's no way I'll do that."<br> That's what I'm trying to help you also realize with your MLM product and your down line itself. That one of the issue why people struggle so much is because they literally target every single person who's out there. They target everybody. By definition, that means they're targeting nobody. That is the most expensive, long, time intensive way to go about this business, don't do that.<br> What I'm trying to help you understand is that the two tools. The two major tools and weapons that a real Marketer has to get peop...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Hey, I'm excited for you guys to be here. Thank you so much for listening and tuning into this Podcast, first off. I know there's a lot of other options that are out there. I'm trying to bring you guys the absolute best content that I can. Hopefully, you guys feel that and are using these things inside of your business. Again, I recently just went onto iTunes reviews and saw a whole bunch more, which is very, very exciting. I appreciate that. I love seeing that. I love seeing, first of all, how you're actually using this stuff, so. This doesn't mean a thing if you're not doing anything with it, right. One of the Podcasters says that [inaudible 00:01:10]. It's true though, okay. So go out and start applying the things I'm talking about. Anyway, hey. What I wanted to do is, I wanted to walk through another principle with you guys here real quick, that frankly has really, really helped me in my business life. I kind of started eluding to it in the previous episode. It was something that I was hoping, and was wishing, and was kind of praying that was not as true or needed as I found out that it actually is. Okay. I'm super excited to be able to share this with you guys. If you guys have never thought about this before, would never experience this before, it's gonna help like crazy. I'm gonna use the example of applying for college again. I've only been graduated for not even two years. A lot of people ask after that, I'm 29. I spent some time in the Army, I did a mission for my church, and did a whole bunch of other stuff, so. I was not just lazy in college. I actually was a go getter in college. It wasn't that at all, I did a whole bunch of other stuff. Anyway, as I started applying to these ... Let's think of, if you guys ever applied for, even a job, let's say. A job, or college, or any kind of application that you put out there. There's usually with applications, okay ... So I'm going, I'm filling this thing out. In high school, I hadn't really learned how to study yet. I hadn't learned how to learn, really, that much yet. So, I really didn't do that well in high school. I barely graduated to be honest. I went and I was like, "I'm not looking forward to college. College is gonna suck, college is gonna be terrible." Luckily, I learned how to learn and after the first semester of me pretty much failing out entirely, I reapplied and I learned how to learn. Got almost straight A's the rest of the way through, which was a bunch of fun, which was awesome. So anyway, I encourage you to learn how to self teach. Don't put that in the hands of someone else, solely. You know what I mean? Anyway, so while I was applying to these different schools, there was this interesting thing, to be honest, I wasn't even thinking of. I was in high school, I was what you call street smart not book smart. I was filling out applications to go to colleges. I was putting all these applications out there and there was a little bit of a fee to apply. There was a deadline. There was a deadline that I had to get the application in by in order for me to be considered at all to even actually attend school at the places I was going to. Let's think about that application for a second, though. The actual application of turning in the application. Would people just turn in those applications to college or the applications to get a job if there was no deadline? Probably not, right? Probably not. Or they would, but again, we'd only be speaking to, like I was talking about in the last episode, we'd only be speaking to those who are ambitious. Most people need a deadline. Most people need a reason to act. Most people need a reason to take action, and do things, and progress in their life. They need a reason, they don't come up with one on their own. That's fine, we're all different, but most people are not that way. If you're listening to this Podcast, you most likely are an ambitious individual and you are completely all in on whatever your future is. You're trying to just make it happen no matter what. I respect that and I can not wait to shake your hand, okay. I love hanging out with people like you. So, what I realized is ... Guys, what I'm trying to help you guys understand is that at as MLMer, right? As an MLMer, or whatever other name you come up with it. As an MLMer, you've got to learn how to market. It's in the very name of the industry. MLM, Multi-level Marketing. I'm sorry, Network Marketing. But most of the time, people don't know how to market. That's fine, just learn how though. It'll give you the most ridiculous edge. If you don't learn how, then you're just selling. Then, you have to sell hard, and you have to sell awkwardly, and you have to sell with hight pressure and awkwardness. That's where the feeling of a lot of the MLM [inaudible 00:05:06] comes from, because they sell and they don't market. If you learn how to market, it negates a lot of the need for you to hard sell. So as far as marketing goes, the two ... Let's think b...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's up, guys? Hey, first off, I'm so sorry that I have not podcasted here in a little while. It has been so busy, which honestly is my life in general. I should say instead that everything's normal. Everything's great because that's how it always is. I'm sure yours is the same. What I've been doing is we have a ton of people who've been coming in and joining Secret MLM Hacks. It's been a lot of fun actually. Last month we had 80 people come on in, which is great. Welcome, welcome, welcome. Glad to have you guys. Very, very fun. I've been going through and just deep diving on the training. It's been a whole lot of fun. I've really, really enjoyed it.<br> It takes a lot of work to do the kind of training that I do with it though. I mean tons. A ton of work. I really, really enjoy it though. I mean it's fun. I wake up smiling. I'm excited to do the kinds of things that I get to do, and I feel very fortunate for that. Hey, there's a principle though that I wanted to just walk through and share with you guys though. It's a principle that I believe if you master it, which honestly isn't hard, there's really, really easy ways to do it, then there's more advanced ways to do it, but if you just master this one ...<br> I don't know, this one talent, one skill, a lot of things get a lot easier for you both in the MLM space, in the business space, even in the personal space, relationship wise. It can be used in certain aspects. It can be applied in a lot of different areas. I really, really love it. Honestly for a while I was kind of, I don't know, I was wishing, was hoping that this was not actually like as real as it actually is. For a while I was hoping like no, no, no, there's no way. There's no way. It goes down to this. There's kind of a principle that sets up this principle. It kind of goes like this. Most people in life are not ambitious.<br> They're not. If you're listening to this podcast right now, I can guarantee you that you're one of the ambitious people in life, right? When I was in classes, when I was in college and I was going around, I was in my business classes, what I would do is I'd wake up at 7:00. I run the classes. Be there at 7:45. By 10:00, my first round of class is over. I would go get as much homework done as I possibly could in those morning few hours, and then literally the entire afternoon I would just be building my own businesses. I did that all of college pretty much. Pretty much all of college. All of college.<br> What shocked me, what blew me away was that even when I was in my entrepreneurial classes, and we go through it in my marketing classes, my business classes, that's what my major was, I was still one of the only students who was actually doing business, who was actually selling stuff, who's actually doing the things that we were learning and could actually have deep conversations with the professors because I was actually doing it. It shocked me to death. I did not understand why that was. Why is that? Why is that that I could not actually find other people who are willing to do the stuff they were learning about?<br> I was like, "How do you guys expect to be making it? You're really going to put all of your learning into the hands of somebody else?" That's a little bit freaky. You can jumpstart. You can find great mentors. You can find good courses and classes. You can find great books out there. Learn the best from the best from the best, right? Learn those things, which is great, but oh my gosh. I would get in somewhat fights with a lot of different students. Not fights, but I would kind of tell them off a little bit and be like, "Get real. Holy crap. Are you serious?" It was something that frustrated me for a long time until I was reading this book.<br> In this book it was describing how most people on the planet are not ambitious. They're not. Most people in life are not ambitious. To you and me, entrepreneurs of the world, we think everyone's like us. I thought that for a long time, and that's not true. If you're an entrepreneur and you're out there doing stuff, there's only like 2% of the population, I don't know what the percentage is, but it's really small the ambitious side of humanity. Right? I'm not calling them as lazy. I'm not making fun of them, but it's just the reality that a lot of other people in life all they're looking for ... They want to come home.<br> They want to do their 9:00 to 5:00 and they are totally find doing the exact same thing everyday. I am not that way. I bet and I guess you are not that way listening to this right now. I had to come to grips with that for a while, which is the reason why you can't just go recruit friends and family because most the time they are not like you. They are not like me. I've got some sickening work ethic. You know what I mean? I'm a workaholic. I get it. I love it. It's super fun. I really, really enjoy it. I understand that I'm a bit extreme about it. For me to hold other people to the same level of fanaticism is not a good thing to do at all.<br> They're fanatics in other areas that I'm not. We're all different, which is great. In this area of business, in this area of progression, in this area of entrepreneurship, not that many people are actually aggressive individuals. Not that many people are progressive. Not that many people are ambitious. Right? Like I was saying, it's the whole reason why I built what I do. It's the reason that I do what I do. I attract to me individuals who are go-getters so that we can have a fun team full of go-getters, rather than recruiting as many people as I possibly can to just find the one or two people who are actually going to be the real producers and real builders.<br> To me that sucks. It's stupid. Are you kidding? I don't want to do that. I'm just going to collect a fee on these other people who aren't going to do anything anyway. I don't totally feel right about that. If I know someone's not going to do anything, I say no to them. Right? I'm not going to recruit them. I don't want them in. Anyway, that's kind of the first premise, the first principle. Most people in life are not ambitious. When you as an entrepreneur are failing, a lot of times it's because when you are selling, you are selling like an entrepreneur who wants to be sold, instead of selling like someone who just wants a little bit better than they currently have wants to be sold.<br> Does that make sense? Someone who's not as aggressive or ambitious, someone who's not an entrepreneur. You remember when you weren't an entrepreneur? You remember how boring that was? Remember that? Everything's black and white. Probably you don't even remember. Everything's in color now that you're an entrepreneur, but it's true though. One of the issues why sales is so rough sometimes on an MLMer is because they're going around and they're taking a message that is meant for someone who's a little bit more ambitious in life, and they're telling it to people who are not actually that ambitious. They're totally fine.<br> They're like, "You know, I really don't want this." What you have to do is you have to convince them and you have to go through tons of people. I hate that game. I hate that game. See, most entrepreneurs what they are is they're pleasure seekers, right? We all seek pleasure, meaning I super ... I would love to go own a second house on a beach somewhere someday. That motivates me, but for a lot of people the only thing that motivates them is just getting away from their job. They're running from pain. You're either selling towards pleasure or you're running away from pain.<br> Most entrepreneurs, the ambitious people of life, are ambitious towards pleasure, towards things that they want, towards their goals. Right? However, most MLMers who've been brought in and were not ambitious, they are just trying to seek relief from pain. You got to make sure that whatever message is that you're sending, that you're going out there and you'...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's up, guys? Hey, first off, I'm so sorry that I have not podcasted here in a little while. It has been so busy, which honestly is my life in general. I should say instead that everything's normal. Everything's great because that's how it always is. I'm sure yours is the same. What I've been doing is we have a ton of people who've been coming in and joining Secret MLM Hacks. It's been a lot of fun actually. Last month we had 80 people come on in, which is great. Welcome, welcome, welcome. Glad to have you guys. Very, very fun. I've been going through and just deep diving on the training. It's been a whole lot of fun. I've really, really enjoyed it.<br> It takes a lot of work to do the kind of training that I do with it though. I mean tons. A ton of work. I really, really enjoy it though. I mean it's fun. I wake up smiling. I'm excited to do the kinds of things that I get to do, and I feel very fortunate for that. Hey, there's a principle though that I wanted to just walk through and share with you guys though. It's a principle that I believe if you master it, which honestly isn't hard, there's really, really easy ways to do it, then there's more advanced ways to do it, but if you just master this one ...<br> I don't know, this one talent, one skill, a lot of things get a lot easier for you both in the MLM space, in the business space, even in the personal space, relationship wise. It can be used in certain aspects. It can be applied in a lot of different areas. I really, really love it. Honestly for a while I was kind of, I don't know, I was wishing, was hoping that this was not actually like as real as it actually is. For a while I was hoping like no, no, no, there's no way. There's no way. It goes down to this. There's kind of a principle that sets up this principle. It kind of goes like this. Most people in life are not ambitious.<br> They're not. If you're listening to this podcast right now, I can guarantee you that you're one of the ambitious people in life, right? When I was in classes, when I was in college and I was going around, I was in my business classes, what I would do is I'd wake up at 7:00. I run the classes. Be there at 7:45. By 10:00, my first round of class is over. I would go get as much homework done as I possibly could in those morning few hours, and then literally the entire afternoon I would just be building my own businesses. I did that all of college pretty much. Pretty much all of college. All of college.<br> What shocked me, what blew me away was that even when I was in my entrepreneurial classes, and we go through it in my marketing classes, my business classes, that's what my major was, I was still one of the only students who was actually doing business, who was actually selling stuff, who's actually doing the things that we were learning and could actually have deep conversations with the professors because I was actually doing it. It shocked me to death. I did not understand why that was. Why is that? Why is that that I could not actually find other people who are willing to do the stuff they were learning about?<br> I was like, "How do you guys expect to be making it? You're really going to put all of your learning into the hands of somebody else?" That's a little bit freaky. You can jumpstart. You can find great mentors. You can find good courses and classes. You can find great books out there. Learn the best from the best from the best, right? Learn those things, which is great, but oh my gosh. I would get in somewhat fights with a lot of different students. Not fights, but I would kind of tell them off a little bit and be like, "Get real. Holy crap. Are you serious?" It was something that frustrated me for a long time until I was reading this book.<br> In this book it was describing how most people on the planet are not ambitious. They're not. Most people in life are not ambitious. To you and me, entrepreneurs of the world, we think everyone's like us. I thought that for a long time, and that's not true. If you're an entrepreneur and you're out there doing stuff, there's only like 2% of the population, I don't know what the percentage is, but it's really small the ambitious side of humanity. Right? I'm not calling them as lazy. I'm not making fun of them, but it's just the reality that a lot of other people in life all they're looking for ... They want to come home.<br> They want to do their 9:00 to 5:00 and they are totally find doing the exact same thing everyday. I am not that way. I bet and I guess you are not that way listening to this right now. I had to come to grips with that for a while, which is the reason why you can't just go recruit friends and family because most the time they are not like you. They are not like me. I've got some sickening work ethic. You know what I mean? I'm a workaholic. I get it. I love it. It's super fun. I really, really enjoy it. I understand that I'm a bit extreme about it. For me to hold other people to the same level of fanaticism is not a good thing to do at all.<br> They're fanatics in other areas that I'm not. We're all different, which is great. In this area of business, in this area of progression, in this area of entrepreneurship, not that many people are actually aggressive individuals. Not that many people are progressive. Not that many people are ambitious. Right? Like I was saying, it's the whole reason why I built what I do. It's the reason that I do what I do. I attract to me individuals who are go-getters so that we can have a fun team full of go-getters, rather than recruiting as many people as I possibly can to just find the one or two people who are actually going to be the real producers and real builders.<br> To me that sucks. It's stupid. Are you kidding? I don't want to do that. I'm just going to collect a fee on these other people who aren't going to do anything anyway. I don't totally feel right about that. If I know someone's not going to do anything, I say no to them. Right? I'm not going to recruit them. I don't want them in. Anyway, that's kind of the first premise, the first principle. Most people in life are not ambitious. When you as an entrepreneur are failing, a lot of times it's because when you are selling, you are selling like an entrepreneur who wants to be sold, instead of selling like someone who just wants a little bit better than they currently have wants to be sold.<br> Does that make sense? Someone who's not as aggressive or ambitious, someone who's not an entrepreneur. You remember when you weren't an entrepreneur? You remember how boring that was? Remember that? Everything's black and white. Probably you don't even remember. Everything's in color now that you're an entrepreneur, but it's true though. One of the issues why sales is so rough sometimes on an MLMer is because they're going around and they're taking a message that is meant for someone who's a little bit more ambitious in life, and they're telling it to people who are not actually that ambitious. They're totally fine.<br> They're like, "You know, I really don't want this." What you have to do is you have to convince them and you have to go through tons of people. I hate that game. I hate that game. See, most entrepreneurs what they are is they're pleasure seekers, right? We all seek pleasure, meaning I super ... I would love to go own a second house on a beach somewhere someday. That motivates me, but for a lot of people the only thing that motivates them is just getting away from their job. They're running from pain. You're either selling towards pleasure or you're running away from pain.<br> Most entrepreneurs, the ambitious people of life, are ambitious towards pleasure, towards things that they want, towards their goals. Right? However, most MLMers who've been brought in and were not ambitious, they are just trying to seek relief from pain. You got to make sure that whatever message is that you're sending, that you're going out there and you'...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What's up, guys? Hey, first off, I'm so sorry that I have not podcasted here in a little while. It has been so busy, which honestly is my life in general. I should say instead that everything's normal. Everything's great because that's how it always is. I'm sure yours is the same. What I've been doing is we have a ton of people who've been coming in and joining Secret MLM Hacks. It's been a lot of fun actually. Last month we had 80 people come on in, which is great. Welcome, welcome, welcome. Glad to have you guys. Very, very fun. I've been going through and just deep diving on the training. It's been a whole lot of fun. I've really, really enjoyed it. It takes a lot of work to do the kind of training that I do with it though. I mean tons. A ton of work. I really, really enjoy it though. I mean it's fun. I wake up smiling. I'm excited to do the kinds of things that I get to do, and I feel very fortunate for that. Hey, there's a principle though that I wanted to just walk through and share with you guys though. It's a principle that I believe if you master it, which honestly isn't hard, there's really, really easy ways to do it, then there's more advanced ways to do it, but if you just master this one ... I don't know, this one talent, one skill, a lot of things get a lot easier for you both in the MLM space, in the business space, even in the personal space, relationship wise. It can be used in certain aspects. It can be applied in a lot of different areas. I really, really love it. Honestly for a while I was kind of, I don't know, I was wishing, was hoping that this was not actually like as real as it actually is. For a while I was hoping like no, no, no, there's no way. There's no way. It goes down to this. There's kind of a principle that sets up this principle. It kind of goes like this. Most people in life are not ambitious. They're not. If you're listening to this podcast right now, I can guarantee you that you're one of the ambitious people in life, right? When I was in classes, when I was in college and I was going around, I was in my business classes, what I would do is I'd wake up at 7:00. I run the classes. Be there at 7:45. By 10:00, my first round of class is over. I would go get as much homework done as I possibly could in those morning few hours, and then literally the entire afternoon I would just be building my own businesses. I did that all of college pretty much. Pretty much all of college. All of college. What shocked me, what blew me away was that even when I was in my entrepreneurial classes, and we go through it in my marketing classes, my business classes, that's what my major was, I was still one of the only students who was actually doing business, who was actually selling stuff, who's actually doing the things that we were learning and could actually have deep conversations with the professors because I was actually doing it. It shocked me to death. I did not understand why that was. Why is that? Why is that that I could not actually find other people who are willing to do the stuff they were learning about? I was like, "How do you guys expect to be making it? You're really going to put all of your learning into the hands of somebody else?" That's a little bit freaky. You can jumpstart. You can find great mentors. You can find good courses and classes. You can find great books out there. Learn the best from the best from the best, right? Learn those things, which is great, but oh my gosh. I would get in somewhat fights with a lot of different students. Not fights, but I would kind of tell them off a little bit and be like, "Get real. Holy crap. Are you serious?" It was something that frustrated me for a long time until I was reading this book. In this book it was describing how most people on the planet are not ambitious. They're not. Most people in life are not ambitious. To you and me, entrepreneurs of the world, we think everyone's like us. I thought that for a long time, and that's not true. If you're an entrepreneur and you're out there doing stuff, there's only like 2% of the population, I don't know what the percentage is, but it's really small the ambitious side of humanity. Right? I'm not calling them as lazy. I'm not making fun of them, but it's just the reality that a lot of other people in life all they're looking for ... They want to come home. They want to do their 9:00 to 5:00 and they are totally find doing the exact same thing everyday. I am not that way. I bet and I guess you are not that way listening to this right now. I had to come to grips with that for a while, which is the reason why you can't just go recruit friends and family because most the time they are not like you. They are not like me. I've got some sickening work ethic. You know what I mean? I'm a workaholic. I get it. I love it. It's super fun. I really, really enjoy it. I understand that I'm a bit extreme about it. For me to hold other people to the same level of fanaticism is not a good thing...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, what's up guys? Hey, I am having a great day. You know what's funny? I love Mondays. I love them so much. Monday is my favorite day of the week, and Monday morning specifically. I go popping out of bed and I'm like "Yeah, we get to do this again! What?" I get pumped about it. I'm excited about it.<br> Well, hey, I kind of have to hurry here a little bit. We, in about an hour here, we're actually going to find out the gender of our new little kid and I'm excited. It's going to be a lot of fun. Few things have taught me as much as being a father, so this'll be a good experience.<br> Hey, I wanted to drop in a question here. I love hearing you guys' questions. I do get them and I kind of vet through them to see which ones are most applicable for everybody. I got a question here from John Bender and great question.<br> If you guys don't know what I'm talking about it you go to secretmlmhacksradio.com and you have to opt in, but on the next page what it does is it, there's a green button down on the bottom right and if you click that button what it'll do is you actually can record a question to me. Typically, they're about 30 second questions, and just start with "Hey, Steve" and if it's a question that's applicable for everybody, you can go ahead and drop it in there. I put them inside the actual episodes themselves and I think you guys have heard me do that before. I have another one here and I thought I'd play it right now.</p> <p>Speaker 2: Hey, Steve, this is John Bender checking in here, getting ready to head into the gym, but had a question for you. You know I've been doing networking for 23 years and been pretty successful. We've done about $350 million in sales with our different systems. I've studied all these gurus for years, focusing in the digital space. Why is it that you seem to be like one of the few good guys on there? You don't curse, you're not off color. You don't do sexist jokes. You're just a good guy. You're funny, you're bright, you're intelligent. You're extremely informative. I know you're incredibly giving. What gives, man?<br> I don't get it. Why do all these other people, from some of my greatest icons out there to the modern marketers of the day, they're so crude and rude and yet you're such an incredibly great mentor, not just for what you know but who you are and apparently whose you are. So, I want to thank you for that and doing this for so many years it's great to see the great work you're doing. Keep it up. Hope to be a part of your team.</p> <p>Steve Larson: Hey, how's it going, John? Hey, first off, thank you so much for that question and extremely nice complements. I was not expecting that. Hey, I actually, the reason why I actually wanted to put this in the episode for everybody though, is there's a specific reason why I do what I do and how I do it. I've had the opportunity, the chance, in my career to work with some very big names. Okay. John Bender, yourself, you're the man. Obviously, for everyone else who's listening, I do know who John is. I actually was shocked and surprised when I saw him drop this question in. Just very, very nice of you, but certainly consider him to be one of my mentors as well.<br> We have, I've had the chance of working with some very big names, very big people. When I was working at ClickFunnels, I'm saying. I'm solo now, as you guys all know, I've been solo for, I'm staring my fourth week solo and it's been awesome, and it's because of MLM that I'm able to do that, which is a lot of fun and great. But we did a ton of projects with some huge names, guys. I mean I built for Marcus Lemonis on the TV show The Prophet, on CNBC, did five funnels for him. We did some awesome projects with Tony Robbins for his book funnel, Money Mass Of The Game. We did some projects for Robert Kiyosaki. The Tony Robbins one that was right before I got there, but that was the kind of stuff that we would do all the time.<br> It was fun, guys. I mean it was super fun. What was interesting was to watch the mentality of these massive giants. What was interesting is, there seems to be this disconnect. You're thinking, "Steve, what does that have to do with MLM?" It has everything to do with MLM. Okay. Just follow me on this a little bit.<br> What I noticed is rubbing shoulders with some of these massive guys. I'm talking A, tier one people. Everyone knows them. Everyone knows who they are. They're sought after. They have massive distribution. You know what I mean? The power of what they say sways markets and people's opinions like crazy. They're huge people. And they know that. I learned that like 90% of the time these guys are like some of the most amazing authentic caring loving people. They're genuinely good people, just good people. Okay.<br> What was fascinating though, and I'm going to be very careful as I say this, and this is for the lesson and it might not be nice to some people when they hear it, but there are some people that, they're not on that tier one level, and they know it. But they think that to be a professional they must go around toting around their successes in front of the faces of all these other people, and kind of be mean about it. As soon as they, there's a ... Guys there's a ... I'm very religious, okay so I'm just going to say that. There's a verse that says that the moment someone gets any amount of power or authority, they tend to abuse it. That's basically what the lesson is. Any amount of power, or any amount of authority, then tend to abuse it and basically drink their own Kool-Aid, okay. That's not what that says, but that's basically it.<br> It was a huge topic that I had with Russell many times. Many times one-on-one with him, and he would say "Steven, if you want recognition don't seek it." Then he would also say things like "Don't drink your own Kool-Aid." It's not that I was, okay, it's just that we would watch these other people, and we would have conversations and stuff like that about, and we're like man ... and it's not to say like "ah I'm better than you, 'cause I'm not drinking my Kool-Aid." You know it's not a status thing, it's nothing like that, but I truly believe that, guys, everyone of us whose listening to this podcast right now we all have the ... It is innate and it is inside of us to be great. To be great.<br> It's inside of every individual. It's not reserved for just a few people. Every person can be great. What does great mean? First of all, you compare yourself to you, no one else. Okay. One of the easiest ways to get down in your life is to start comparing yourself to other people or to an ideal. If you look around and you start saying to yourself, like "oh man, like for me," ... You guys know a lot of my story. When we had literally no money, like literally no money, and it was extremely stressful. It was terrible. It was an awful experience to go through that whole thing.<br> But, when we had no money, if I compare myself to where I am, compared to where we were. Oh man! That's awesome. Like that's so cool. I have nothing to be ashamed about. There's nothing to be embarrassed about. Like look what I was able to get done. I'm comparing me to me. That is the easiest place for you to have success and fulfillment emotionally in this game of MLM.<br> The easiest way for you to get down and have destructive energy all over you, is to compare yourself number one to a person or number two to an ideal. The problem with comparing yourself to an ideal, like pop culture. The problem is they change all the time. It's an ideal. It's undefinable. You don't know when you reached it. There's no actual, you don't know when you hit the spot, because it moved the moment you started going towards it. That's the problem with ideals, so don't compare yourself or put your self-worth or value by comparing yourself to ideals. Again, pop culture does that all the time. I'm not throwing mud, I'm not throwing rocks, I'm not saying like ... I'm not downplay...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, what's up guys? Hey, I am having a great day. You know what's funny? I love Mondays. I love them so much. Monday is my favorite day of the week, and Monday morning specifically. I go popping out of bed and I'm like "Yeah, we get to do this again! What?" I get pumped about it. I'm excited about it.<br> Well, hey, I kind of have to hurry here a little bit. We, in about an hour here, we're actually going to find out the gender of our new little kid and I'm excited. It's going to be a lot of fun. Few things have taught me as much as being a father, so this'll be a good experience.<br> Hey, I wanted to drop in a question here. I love hearing you guys' questions. I do get them and I kind of vet through them to see which ones are most applicable for everybody. I got a question here from John Bender and great question.<br> If you guys don't know what I'm talking about it you go to secretmlmhacksradio.com and you have to opt in, but on the next page what it does is it, there's a green button down on the bottom right and if you click that button what it'll do is you actually can record a question to me. Typically, they're about 30 second questions, and just start with "Hey, Steve" and if it's a question that's applicable for everybody, you can go ahead and drop it in there. I put them inside the actual episodes themselves and I think you guys have heard me do that before. I have another one here and I thought I'd play it right now.</p> <p>Speaker 2: Hey, Steve, this is John Bender checking in here, getting ready to head into the gym, but had a question for you. You know I've been doing networking for 23 years and been pretty successful. We've done about $350 million in sales with our different systems. I've studied all these gurus for years, focusing in the digital space. Why is it that you seem to be like one of the few good guys on there? You don't curse, you're not off color. You don't do sexist jokes. You're just a good guy. You're funny, you're bright, you're intelligent. You're extremely informative. I know you're incredibly giving. What gives, man?<br> I don't get it. Why do all these other people, from some of my greatest icons out there to the modern marketers of the day, they're so crude and rude and yet you're such an incredibly great mentor, not just for what you know but who you are and apparently whose you are. So, I want to thank you for that and doing this for so many years it's great to see the great work you're doing. Keep it up. Hope to be a part of your team.</p> <p>Steve Larson: Hey, how's it going, John? Hey, first off, thank you so much for that question and extremely nice complements. I was not expecting that. Hey, I actually, the reason why I actually wanted to put this in the episode for everybody though, is there's a specific reason why I do what I do and how I do it. I've had the opportunity, the chance, in my career to work with some very big names. Okay. John Bender, yourself, you're the man. Obviously, for everyone else who's listening, I do know who John is. I actually was shocked and surprised when I saw him drop this question in. Just very, very nice of you, but certainly consider him to be one of my mentors as well.<br> We have, I've had the chance of working with some very big names, very big people. When I was working at ClickFunnels, I'm saying. I'm solo now, as you guys all know, I've been solo for, I'm staring my fourth week solo and it's been awesome, and it's because of MLM that I'm able to do that, which is a lot of fun and great. But we did a ton of projects with some huge names, guys. I mean I built for Marcus Lemonis on the TV show The Prophet, on CNBC, did five funnels for him. We did some awesome projects with Tony Robbins for his book funnel, Money Mass Of The Game. We did some projects for Robert Kiyosaki. The Tony Robbins one that was right before I got there, but that was the kind of stuff that we would do all the time.<br> It was fun, guys. I mean it was super fun. What was interesting was to watch the mentality of these massive giants. What was interesting is, there seems to be this disconnect. You're thinking, "Steve, what does that have to do with MLM?" It has everything to do with MLM. Okay. Just follow me on this a little bit.<br> What I noticed is rubbing shoulders with some of these massive guys. I'm talking A, tier one people. Everyone knows them. Everyone knows who they are. They're sought after. They have massive distribution. You know what I mean? The power of what they say sways markets and people's opinions like crazy. They're huge people. And they know that. I learned that like 90% of the time these guys are like some of the most amazing authentic caring loving people. They're genuinely good people, just good people. Okay.<br> What was fascinating though, and I'm going to be very careful as I say this, and this is for the lesson and it might not be nice to some people when they hear it, but there are some people that, they're not on that tier one level, and they know it. But they think that to be a professional they must go around toting around their successes in front of the faces of all these other people, and kind of be mean about it. As soon as they, there's a ... Guys there's a ... I'm very religious, okay so I'm just going to say that. There's a verse that says that the moment someone gets any amount of power or authority, they tend to abuse it. That's basically what the lesson is. Any amount of power, or any amount of authority, then tend to abuse it and basically drink their own Kool-Aid, okay. That's not what that says, but that's basically it.<br> It was a huge topic that I had with Russell many times. Many times one-on-one with him, and he would say "Steven, if you want recognition don't seek it." Then he would also say things like "Don't drink your own Kool-Aid." It's not that I was, okay, it's just that we would watch these other people, and we would have conversations and stuff like that about, and we're like man ... and it's not to say like "ah I'm better than you, 'cause I'm not drinking my Kool-Aid." You know it's not a status thing, it's nothing like that, but I truly believe that, guys, everyone of us whose listening to this podcast right now we all have the ... It is innate and it is inside of us to be great. To be great.<br> It's inside of every individual. It's not reserved for just a few people. Every person can be great. What does great mean? First of all, you compare yourself to you, no one else. Okay. One of the easiest ways to get down in your life is to start comparing yourself to other people or to an ideal. If you look around and you start saying to yourself, like "oh man, like for me," ... You guys know a lot of my story. When we had literally no money, like literally no money, and it was extremely stressful. It was terrible. It was an awful experience to go through that whole thing.<br> But, when we had no money, if I compare myself to where I am, compared to where we were. Oh man! That's awesome. Like that's so cool. I have nothing to be ashamed about. There's nothing to be embarrassed about. Like look what I was able to get done. I'm comparing me to me. That is the easiest place for you to have success and fulfillment emotionally in this game of MLM.<br> The easiest way for you to get down and have destructive energy all over you, is to compare yourself number one to a person or number two to an ideal. The problem with comparing yourself to an ideal, like pop culture. The problem is they change all the time. It's an ideal. It's undefinable. You don't know when you reached it. There's no actual, you don't know when you hit the spot, because it moved the moment you started going towards it. That's the problem with ideals, so don't compare yourself or put your self-worth or value by comparing yourself to ideals. Again, pop culture does that all the time. I'm not throwing mud, I'm not throwing rocks, I'm not saying like ... I'm not downplay...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Hey, what's up guys? Hey, I am having a great day. You know what's funny? I love Mondays. I love them so much. Monday is my favorite day of the week, and Monday morning specifically. I go popping out of bed and I'm like "Yeah, we get to do this again! What?" I get pumped about it. I'm excited about it. Well, hey, I kind of have to hurry here a little bit. We, in about an hour here, we're actually going to find out the gender of our new little kid and I'm excited. It's going to be a lot of fun. Few things have taught me as much as being a father, so this'll be a good experience. Hey, I wanted to drop in a question here. I love hearing you guys' questions. I do get them and I kind of vet through them to see which ones are most applicable for everybody. I got a question here from John Bender and great question. If you guys don't know what I'm talking about it you go to secretmlmhacksradio.com and you have to opt in, but on the next page what it does is it, there's a green button down on the bottom right and if you click that button what it'll do is you actually can record a question to me. Typically, they're about 30 second questions, and just start with "Hey, Steve" and if it's a question that's applicable for everybody, you can go ahead and drop it in there. I put them inside the actual episodes themselves and I think you guys have heard me do that before. I have another one here and I thought I'd play it right now. Speaker 2: Hey, Steve, this is John Bender checking in here, getting ready to head into the gym, but had a question for you. You know I've been doing networking for 23 years and been pretty successful. We've done about $350 million in sales with our different systems. I've studied all these gurus for years, focusing in the digital space. Why is it that you seem to be like one of the few good guys on there? You don't curse, you're not off color. You don't do sexist jokes. You're just a good guy. You're funny, you're bright, you're intelligent. You're extremely informative. I know you're incredibly giving. What gives, man? I don't get it. Why do all these other people, from some of my greatest icons out there to the modern marketers of the day, they're so crude and rude and yet you're such an incredibly great mentor, not just for what you know but who you are and apparently whose you are. So, I want to thank you for that and doing this for so many years it's great to see the great work you're doing. Keep it up. Hope to be a part of your team. Steve Larson: Hey, how's it going, John? Hey, first off, thank you so much for that question and extremely nice complements. I was not expecting that. Hey, I actually, the reason why I actually wanted to put this in the episode for everybody though, is there's a specific reason why I do what I do and how I do it. I've had the opportunity, the chance, in my career to work with some very big names. Okay. John Bender, yourself, you're the man. Obviously, for everyone else who's listening, I do know who John is. I actually was shocked and surprised when I saw him drop this question in. Just very, very nice of you, but certainly consider him to be one of my mentors as well. We have, I've had the chance of working with some very big names, very big people. When I was working at ClickFunnels, I'm saying. I'm solo now, as you guys all know, I've been solo for, I'm staring my fourth week solo and it's been awesome, and it's because of MLM that I'm able to do that, which is a lot of fun and great. But we did a ton of projects with some huge names, guys. I mean I built for Marcus Lemonis on the TV show The Prophet, on CNBC, did five funnels for him. We did some awesome projects with Tony Robbins for his book funnel, Money Mass Of The Game. We did some projects for Robert Kiyosaki. The Tony Robbins one that was right before I got there, but that was the kind of stuff that we would do all the time. It was fun, guys. I mean it was super fun. What was interesting was to watch the mentality of these massive giants. What was interesting is, there seems to be this disconnect. You're thinking, "Steve, what does that have to do with MLM?" It has everything to do with MLM. Okay. Just follow me on this a little bit. What I noticed is rubbing shoulders with some of these massive guys. I'm talking A, tier one people. Everyone knows them. Everyone knows who they are. They're sought after. They have massive distribution. You know what I mean? The power of what they say sways markets and people's opinions like crazy. They're huge people. And they know that. I learned that like 90% of the time these guys are like some of the most amazing authentic caring loving people. They're genuinely good people, just good people. Okay. What was fascinating though, and I'm going to be very careful as I say this, and this is for the lesson and it might not be nice to some people when they hear it, but there are some people that, they're not on that tier one level, and they know it. But they think th...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>Hey, what's up guys? Hey, I am having a great day. You know what's funny? I love Mondays. I love them so much. Monday is my favorite day of the week, and Monday morning specifically. I go popping out of bed and I'm like "Yeah, we get to do this again! Wha</itunes:subtitle>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, how you guys doing? I am super excited for today. I apologize. I didn't really publish in the last little bit here, and the reason is because I flew down to Vegas actually this last week and I spoke at two events back to back which was kind of crazy, and went through and I had an awesome product forum, and I literally created two pitches from scratch back to back which if you've never done that before is extremely challenging, and slept just a couple hours each of those times. But I have a mastermind of my own that went and we did, which was fantastic. I did that on Tuesday. We did a four hour session with a gentleman who wanted some of my time on Monday. That was on Monday, then Tuesday was the mastermind. Then Wednesday I spoke at another event which was awesome. Thursday spoke at, it was kind of like a private mastermind, which was a ton of fun. It's been a lot of fun.<br> Anyway, I'm very, very excited for everything that's been going on here and I just want to give a little bit of an update first of all. We just barely opened the doors on Secret MLM Hacks. It's only been open for just over two weeks. Two weeks, and we've had about almost 60 people, I think about 60 actually, join this program and start going through it, and it's been amazing. It's been really, really fun. We've had people do some amazing things with it and dive on in, and really, really enjoyed getting these people some success with it and it's been cool to see them out starting their own ... The business is for real, you know what I mean? The way an actual business would handle it. And it's been a lot of fun.<br> Anyway, what I wanted to do though real quick is I wanted to give a little bit of an update on, a lot of you guys know that one of the reasons why my downline is so unique and why my downline recruits like crazy is because of the application that I make people go through when they join my downline. And I know a lot of you guys listening right now have applied and I appreciate that.<br> And so there was a big influx recently which has been a ton of fun and certainly enjoyed that, and what we've done though is when people come through and apply to join the downline, what we were doing previously is we would have people, we'd call them on the phone and we'd do an hour and a half chat with them going through the presentation. Well it's the same presentation that we give every single time, so I thought what if we ... This is like part two of my application process, so I was like, what if we just had them watch the presentation and then we had a call with them to be able to go and actually answer any followup questions?<br> And it's been cool to see how that's been working out. This last week what we did, on top of everything else, it was kind of cool. I got a cool interview in Europe and got asked to go on a bunch of other podcast shows which has been a whole lot of fun. I'm not beating my chest you guys. I'm just letting you know what's been going on and stuff like that.<br> Anyway, what's been super cool about that is what we did was my buddy and I, we took some recordings from the presentation that we give people, so they know what the dealio is. Look, here's how the MLM works. And think about this for your own MLM too. Start thinking about the way you can ... You give the same presentation over and over and over and over again, so I thought why not automate the parts that we do over and over and over again, and I don't want to take the human out of this business. I don't want to take the human element out of it. I want to stay personal. I want to stay in touch with people. And so what we did is we took each one of those things and then we made the presentation so they can watch, so it's the same every time for every person, because that's what we were doing is the same thing every time.<br> Then what we did though is we set it up in this cool way that if you still love it, if you go through and you're like, "Oh, that's what Steve Larsen does. That's what MLM he's in." If you're like, "Oh my gosh, that's amazing," then you can progress on from there, so the presentation goes through the MLM. It goes through the product. Start thinking that what's obviously for your MLM, but the one that I just put up, it goes through the presentation. It goes through the product. It goes through all the things that you would normally ask. Comp plan. Events. All the stuff that it goes through, but then what it does is it goes through, and I talk about why my downline is unique. Why you should join me over the other guy. You know what I mean? You got to answer that question for people. Think through what that answer is for you.<br> And so what I do though is I go through and I talk about how like, look, when you join my downline you get these funnels. You get these pieces of automation. You get, I understand that our product sells really well on the Internet using this piece of automation. And you get all that for free when you join my downline. That way I'm handing them things that are pre-made and pre-packaged so that they're able to actually go off and implement quickly, and so what I've been doing is vetting the system so that after they watch the video what ends up happening is at the bottom it says, "Look, hey. Did you watch the video?"<br> And if they click yes, it said, "Awesome, you have two options now. The options are right down below the video." And what they do is it says option number one. It says, "Hey, Steve. I'm in. Let me just join now." And they can click and they can join the downline immediately. Or option number two, "Hey Steve, this is awesome. I just have a few final questions before I dive on in." And they can literally click a button and select a time on my calendar in the next day or whatever so that we can chat face-to-face, which is awesome, and I make it so that multiple people can join the call at the same time so I'm talking to a bunch of people at once so that they can grab the systems and ask any final questions before they dive on in.<br> So that's it. Anyway, I just wanted to give you guys a bit of an update. I know it's a fast episode, but as I've been sitting back and looking through, man, there's so many people who are applying. Number one, how do I make it so it's still personal? That they understand that they're also getting me, but that it's also duplicating me? That it's also making it so that I'm not the bottleneck of my own organization?<br> And so I've been going through and that's actually what we've been doing. It's been a whole lot of fun, so I thought I'd ... A lot of this podcast is about me documenting my journey on the way for this whole thing, so that's what I've been doing and it's been working. It's been great, and we've had awesome, stellar people come through, watch the video and what's fun about it, I think the funnest thing about this is that it attracts an individual who ... Really there's two kinds of people that it's been attracting. Number one it's the kind of individual who is a rockstar already and they've already got a downline somewhere else and they want to bring them all under me. You know what I mean? It attracts those kinds of people. Or they're amazing at marketing. You know what I mean? People with experience. Or, it attracts an individual who is basically brand new but they're willing to learn and they're coachable.<br> For some reason, and I haven't quite figured out why, this whole system keeps people out who are not otherwise coachable, which has been nice because it's increased the culture of the downline. You know what I mean? I'm a respecter of everybody, but we all know not everyone's going to be an equal recruit. It's not the nicest way to say that. Not everyone is going to be the funnest to work with sometimes, and so it's been fun because people who are new, they come in and they're like, "Oh my gosh, look at these rockstars I get to surround myself with." And then people who are ex...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, how you guys doing? I am super excited for today. I apologize. I didn't really publish in the last little bit here, and the reason is because I flew down to Vegas actually this last week and I spoke at two events back to back which was kind of crazy, and went through and I had an awesome product forum, and I literally created two pitches from scratch back to back which if you've never done that before is extremely challenging, and slept just a couple hours each of those times. But I have a mastermind of my own that went and we did, which was fantastic. I did that on Tuesday. We did a four hour session with a gentleman who wanted some of my time on Monday. That was on Monday, then Tuesday was the mastermind. Then Wednesday I spoke at another event which was awesome. Thursday spoke at, it was kind of like a private mastermind, which was a ton of fun. It's been a lot of fun.<br> Anyway, I'm very, very excited for everything that's been going on here and I just want to give a little bit of an update first of all. We just barely opened the doors on Secret MLM Hacks. It's only been open for just over two weeks. Two weeks, and we've had about almost 60 people, I think about 60 actually, join this program and start going through it, and it's been amazing. It's been really, really fun. We've had people do some amazing things with it and dive on in, and really, really enjoyed getting these people some success with it and it's been cool to see them out starting their own ... The business is for real, you know what I mean? The way an actual business would handle it. And it's been a lot of fun.<br> Anyway, what I wanted to do though real quick is I wanted to give a little bit of an update on, a lot of you guys know that one of the reasons why my downline is so unique and why my downline recruits like crazy is because of the application that I make people go through when they join my downline. And I know a lot of you guys listening right now have applied and I appreciate that.<br> And so there was a big influx recently which has been a ton of fun and certainly enjoyed that, and what we've done though is when people come through and apply to join the downline, what we were doing previously is we would have people, we'd call them on the phone and we'd do an hour and a half chat with them going through the presentation. Well it's the same presentation that we give every single time, so I thought what if we ... This is like part two of my application process, so I was like, what if we just had them watch the presentation and then we had a call with them to be able to go and actually answer any followup questions?<br> And it's been cool to see how that's been working out. This last week what we did, on top of everything else, it was kind of cool. I got a cool interview in Europe and got asked to go on a bunch of other podcast shows which has been a whole lot of fun. I'm not beating my chest you guys. I'm just letting you know what's been going on and stuff like that.<br> Anyway, what's been super cool about that is what we did was my buddy and I, we took some recordings from the presentation that we give people, so they know what the dealio is. Look, here's how the MLM works. And think about this for your own MLM too. Start thinking about the way you can ... You give the same presentation over and over and over and over again, so I thought why not automate the parts that we do over and over and over again, and I don't want to take the human out of this business. I don't want to take the human element out of it. I want to stay personal. I want to stay in touch with people. And so what we did is we took each one of those things and then we made the presentation so they can watch, so it's the same every time for every person, because that's what we were doing is the same thing every time.<br> Then what we did though is we set it up in this cool way that if you still love it, if you go through and you're like, "Oh, that's what Steve Larsen does. That's what MLM he's in." If you're like, "Oh my gosh, that's amazing," then you can progress on from there, so the presentation goes through the MLM. It goes through the product. Start thinking that what's obviously for your MLM, but the one that I just put up, it goes through the presentation. It goes through the product. It goes through all the things that you would normally ask. Comp plan. Events. All the stuff that it goes through, but then what it does is it goes through, and I talk about why my downline is unique. Why you should join me over the other guy. You know what I mean? You got to answer that question for people. Think through what that answer is for you.<br> And so what I do though is I go through and I talk about how like, look, when you join my downline you get these funnels. You get these pieces of automation. You get, I understand that our product sells really well on the Internet using this piece of automation. And you get all that for free when you join my downline. That way I'm handing them things that are pre-made and pre-packaged so that they're able to actually go off and implement quickly, and so what I've been doing is vetting the system so that after they watch the video what ends up happening is at the bottom it says, "Look, hey. Did you watch the video?"<br> And if they click yes, it said, "Awesome, you have two options now. The options are right down below the video." And what they do is it says option number one. It says, "Hey, Steve. I'm in. Let me just join now." And they can click and they can join the downline immediately. Or option number two, "Hey Steve, this is awesome. I just have a few final questions before I dive on in." And they can literally click a button and select a time on my calendar in the next day or whatever so that we can chat face-to-face, which is awesome, and I make it so that multiple people can join the call at the same time so I'm talking to a bunch of people at once so that they can grab the systems and ask any final questions before they dive on in.<br> So that's it. Anyway, I just wanted to give you guys a bit of an update. I know it's a fast episode, but as I've been sitting back and looking through, man, there's so many people who are applying. Number one, how do I make it so it's still personal? That they understand that they're also getting me, but that it's also duplicating me? That it's also making it so that I'm not the bottleneck of my own organization?<br> And so I've been going through and that's actually what we've been doing. It's been a whole lot of fun, so I thought I'd ... A lot of this podcast is about me documenting my journey on the way for this whole thing, so that's what I've been doing and it's been working. It's been great, and we've had awesome, stellar people come through, watch the video and what's fun about it, I think the funnest thing about this is that it attracts an individual who ... Really there's two kinds of people that it's been attracting. Number one it's the kind of individual who is a rockstar already and they've already got a downline somewhere else and they want to bring them all under me. You know what I mean? It attracts those kinds of people. Or they're amazing at marketing. You know what I mean? People with experience. Or, it attracts an individual who is basically brand new but they're willing to learn and they're coachable.<br> For some reason, and I haven't quite figured out why, this whole system keeps people out who are not otherwise coachable, which has been nice because it's increased the culture of the downline. You know what I mean? I'm a respecter of everybody, but we all know not everyone's going to be an equal recruit. It's not the nicest way to say that. Not everyone is going to be the funnest to work with sometimes, and so it's been fun because people who are new, they come in and they're like, "Oh my gosh, look at these rockstars I get to surround myself with." And then people who are ex...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Hey, how you guys doing? I am super excited for today. I apologize. I didn't really publish in the last little bit here, and the reason is because I flew down to Vegas actually this last week and I spoke at two events back to back which was kind of crazy, and went through and I had an awesome product forum, and I literally created two pitches from scratch back to back which if you've never done that before is extremely challenging, and slept just a couple hours each of those times. But I have a mastermind of my own that went and we did, which was fantastic. I did that on Tuesday. We did a four hour session with a gentleman who wanted some of my time on Monday. That was on Monday, then Tuesday was the mastermind. Then Wednesday I spoke at another event which was awesome. Thursday spoke at, it was kind of like a private mastermind, which was a ton of fun. It's been a lot of fun. Anyway, I'm very, very excited for everything that's been going on here and I just want to give a little bit of an update first of all. We just barely opened the doors on Secret MLM Hacks. It's only been open for just over two weeks. Two weeks, and we've had about almost 60 people, I think about 60 actually, join this program and start going through it, and it's been amazing. It's been really, really fun. We've had people do some amazing things with it and dive on in, and really, really enjoyed getting these people some success with it and it's been cool to see them out starting their own ... The business is for real, you know what I mean? The way an actual business would handle it. And it's been a lot of fun. Anyway, what I wanted to do though real quick is I wanted to give a little bit of an update on, a lot of you guys know that one of the reasons why my downline is so unique and why my downline recruits like crazy is because of the application that I make people go through when they join my downline. And I know a lot of you guys listening right now have applied and I appreciate that. And so there was a big influx recently which has been a ton of fun and certainly enjoyed that, and what we've done though is when people come through and apply to join the downline, what we were doing previously is we would have people, we'd call them on the phone and we'd do an hour and a half chat with them going through the presentation. Well it's the same presentation that we give every single time, so I thought what if we ... This is like part two of my application process, so I was like, what if we just had them watch the presentation and then we had a call with them to be able to go and actually answer any followup questions? And it's been cool to see how that's been working out. This last week what we did, on top of everything else, it was kind of cool. I got a cool interview in Europe and got asked to go on a bunch of other podcast shows which has been a whole lot of fun. I'm not beating my chest you guys. I'm just letting you know what's been going on and stuff like that. Anyway, what's been super cool about that is what we did was my buddy and I, we took some recordings from the presentation that we give people, so they know what the dealio is. Look, here's how the MLM works. And think about this for your own MLM too. Start thinking about the way you can ... You give the same presentation over and over and over and over again, so I thought why not automate the parts that we do over and over and over again, and I don't want to take the human out of this business. I don't want to take the human element out of it. I want to stay personal. I want to stay in touch with people. And so what we did is we took each one of those things and then we made the presentation so they can watch, so it's the same every time for every person, because that's what we were doing is the same thing every time. Then what we did though is we set it up in this cool way that if you still love it, if you go through and you're like, "Oh, that's what Steve Larsen does. That's what MLM he's in." If you're like, "Oh my gosh, that's amazing," then you can progress on from there, so the presentation goes through the MLM. It goes through the product. Start thinking that what's obviously for your MLM, but the one that I just put up, it goes through the presentation. It goes through the product. It goes through all the things that you would normally ask. Comp plan. Events. All the stuff that it goes through, but then what it does is it goes through, and I talk about why my downline is unique. Why you should join me over the other guy. You know what I mean? You got to answer that question for people. Think through what that answer is for you. And so what I do though is I go through and I talk about how like, look, when you join my downline you get these funnels. You get these pieces of automation. You get, I understand that our product sells really well on the Internet using this piece of automation. And you get all that for free when you join my downline. That way I'm handing...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Okay, you guys. Hope everyone's doing great. I am in Las Vegas right now, Las Vegas. I have been invited to speak at two different events. Funny enough, they were both in Vegas and, funny enough, they were literally back to back. I'm excited. This has been awesome. I jumped on a plane this afternoon. My wife and my two little kids dropped me off, and hopped on a plane and came on over and speaking literally back to back. Well, back to back days, but it actually in the same event room even also, which is kind of crazy. I'm pumped about it though. It'll be awesome. I'm a little bit nervous. There's been so much awesome stuff been going on with the Secret MLM Hacks product. We've had a bunch of people join in. We've had great people, some successes already with it. It's been a fun, fun program, and I've really enjoyed it, and a ton of work, massive amount, but it's been, oh, my gosh, it's been rewarding to see how many epiphanies people are having with it, and it's part of what's been so exciting for me.<br> This whole business, this whole game, for me, is about helping people just have better lives. I could have easily stayed at my job, which would be awesome. It was a cushy, plush job. It was amazing. I loved it. It was so fun. I was pretty much made for life with that job. I could have stayed there, and I know some things were going to happen there. We would have been set for life. I was excited about the whole thing, but I don't know. I looked at the MLM industry for so long, and I was like, "There's so much stuff I feel like we could go help and do," and it's been fun to see all that happen and come to fruition and come to reality. Anyway, anyway, been a lot of fun. All of you guys are in there right now, big ole shout-out to you guys. Appreciate it. If you don't know what you're talking about, go to SecretMLMHacks.com and love to just have you even take a look at it.<br> Got the Module One of the workbook done and published and we put it out there to everyone also, and people who are in the domestic United States, when they join the program, actually ship out the workbook to them and we push that all over the place. Anyway, it's been great, guys. I've really, really enjoyed the whole thing. The community, you guys are amazing, by the way. The community on Secret MLM Hacks Radio is amazing. I can't believe ... Anyway, I've run several groups before, and this is one of the most compassionate, but extremely motivated groups I've ever seen. People are really ... It's fun. I like hanging out more in this group, even on Facebook, on our Facebook group there and stuff like that. It's exclusive. It's just for those who bought it, but, man, it is so fun. Anyway, any time I post anything or I'm like, "Hey, let's [inaudible 00:03:43]," you guys crack me up. It is hilarious. Anyway, really, really have enjoyed it though.<br> I am sitting down right here, and I am writing my speeches. Both of them are pitching speeches, and one of them is to pitch a $10,000 product to a group of people, and then another one is to pitch a $1,000 product to a group of people. What's interesting about that is that I'm actually using the exact same pitching style and format for both speeches, and it's what I wanted to talk to you guys about. Wait a second, Stephen, you're pitching a $10,000 thing with the same script style, which is true. They're very, very similar, just some stories are different and the products are different, but the stories, the format and everything's ... And then you're also pitching a $1,000 thing, $1,000 thing, and the answer's yes, yes, absolutely.<br> That's part of what I wanted to talk about though is ... I don't know how your MLM works, but, in my MLM that I'm in, as long as we don't sell below a certain price, we can sell our products however we want to. I can put them on my ... I can put them on sales funnels, like eCommerce funnels and stuff like that. I can put my product, which is awesome, so I'm developing those things and putting them all together, and it's going to be a ton of fun, which is very, very exciting. I'm pumped to do it, but I can also sell it for as much as I want to, which is amazing.<br> It's interesting because I know not everyone has the ability or the sway to be able to do that stuff or things with their MLMs, and that's fine. Stick with whatever the constraints of your MLM say, obviously, but you got to understand that what I wanted to talk to you guys about real quick is that this kind of a mentality that I notice sometimes it happens that ... How should I say this?<br> On the flight over here, on the flight over here, there's a guy I was listening to by the name of Grant Cardone. If you guys have never heard of him, he's awesome, but I'm listening to one of his books called Sell or Be Sold, and when I was in college, I had the sudden realization ... I was in a marketing degree. I was in a business marketing degree, and that's what I got in college, and I realized though that I was literally a dime a dozen. Literally, there was nothing that was going to set me apart from all these other people.<br> As I started looking at the different classes throughout the remainder of my college, as I started looking throughout, I realized that there was literally going to be nothing that set me apart from anyone else and that I would leave college and have zero skill that I actually learned, and so I sat out on this path of self learning, and I learned how to teach myself and I learned how to love learning, and I learned how to identify a problem, come up with a solution on my own, whether or not it's right, and then just execute and then pivot as I was moving, and I did that over and over and over and over and over and over.<br> One of the things that I realized I needed to go do is I needed to learn how to sell and I needed to learn how to sell stuff well. It's well enough now that I'm going to be pitching a $10,000 package to a group of 20 people, you know what I mean, in two days, which I'm excited about, but what's funny about, and I ... Am I nervous? Not really. Why? Well, it's because I've had practice selling. I've had practice with the pitch, and I have complete confidence, complete confidence that it's worth way more than $10,000, what I'm offering them, way more than 10 grand. It's not about the money, and it's part of what I want to talk about with you guys today.<br> If you're struggling to sell your MLM's products, my guess is that, number one, you're probably not using it yourself. A person who has been using their MLM's products naturally come up with stories that sell. They naturally come up with convictions that help them sell. You know what I mean? It's natural. It's a byproduct of using your M ... If you're not using your MLM's products, number one, you got to start asking yourself, first of all, why? How come they're not getting you that motivated? Number two, though, are you in the right MLM then? If you're not ... Again, I'm not here to dissuade or persuade your ... Whatever it is, you got to understand, though, the basis of sales.<br> What is sales? Sales is merely a transfer of belief. That's all sales is. If I can get you to believe, and I'm not saying it like an evil way at all, but if I can get you to believe that the thing that I'm going to be selling you is worth more than $10,000 and it truly can change your problem, suddenly price is no longer really an objection. Suddenly, price really doesn't matter, and it's the same thing ... I've run into too many people in MLM, especially in MLM, where they're really, really scared to sell their MLM's products because they're afraid to ask for the money. Man, if you're afraid to ask for the money, number one, your convictions on your own product probably aren't deep enough. 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        <![CDATA[<p>Okay, you guys. Hope everyone's doing great. I am in Las Vegas right now, Las Vegas. I have been invited to speak at two different events. Funny enough, they were both in Vegas and, funny enough, they were literally back to back. I'm excited. This has been awesome. I jumped on a plane this afternoon. My wife and my two little kids dropped me off, and hopped on a plane and came on over and speaking literally back to back. Well, back to back days, but it actually in the same event room even also, which is kind of crazy. I'm pumped about it though. It'll be awesome. I'm a little bit nervous. There's been so much awesome stuff been going on with the Secret MLM Hacks product. We've had a bunch of people join in. We've had great people, some successes already with it. It's been a fun, fun program, and I've really enjoyed it, and a ton of work, massive amount, but it's been, oh, my gosh, it's been rewarding to see how many epiphanies people are having with it, and it's part of what's been so exciting for me.<br> This whole business, this whole game, for me, is about helping people just have better lives. I could have easily stayed at my job, which would be awesome. It was a cushy, plush job. It was amazing. I loved it. It was so fun. I was pretty much made for life with that job. I could have stayed there, and I know some things were going to happen there. We would have been set for life. I was excited about the whole thing, but I don't know. I looked at the MLM industry for so long, and I was like, "There's so much stuff I feel like we could go help and do," and it's been fun to see all that happen and come to fruition and come to reality. Anyway, anyway, been a lot of fun. All of you guys are in there right now, big ole shout-out to you guys. Appreciate it. If you don't know what you're talking about, go to SecretMLMHacks.com and love to just have you even take a look at it.<br> Got the Module One of the workbook done and published and we put it out there to everyone also, and people who are in the domestic United States, when they join the program, actually ship out the workbook to them and we push that all over the place. Anyway, it's been great, guys. I've really, really enjoyed the whole thing. The community, you guys are amazing, by the way. The community on Secret MLM Hacks Radio is amazing. I can't believe ... Anyway, I've run several groups before, and this is one of the most compassionate, but extremely motivated groups I've ever seen. People are really ... It's fun. I like hanging out more in this group, even on Facebook, on our Facebook group there and stuff like that. It's exclusive. It's just for those who bought it, but, man, it is so fun. Anyway, any time I post anything or I'm like, "Hey, let's [inaudible 00:03:43]," you guys crack me up. It is hilarious. Anyway, really, really have enjoyed it though.<br> I am sitting down right here, and I am writing my speeches. Both of them are pitching speeches, and one of them is to pitch a $10,000 product to a group of people, and then another one is to pitch a $1,000 product to a group of people. What's interesting about that is that I'm actually using the exact same pitching style and format for both speeches, and it's what I wanted to talk to you guys about. Wait a second, Stephen, you're pitching a $10,000 thing with the same script style, which is true. They're very, very similar, just some stories are different and the products are different, but the stories, the format and everything's ... And then you're also pitching a $1,000 thing, $1,000 thing, and the answer's yes, yes, absolutely.<br> That's part of what I wanted to talk about though is ... I don't know how your MLM works, but, in my MLM that I'm in, as long as we don't sell below a certain price, we can sell our products however we want to. I can put them on my ... I can put them on sales funnels, like eCommerce funnels and stuff like that. I can put my product, which is awesome, so I'm developing those things and putting them all together, and it's going to be a ton of fun, which is very, very exciting. I'm pumped to do it, but I can also sell it for as much as I want to, which is amazing.<br> It's interesting because I know not everyone has the ability or the sway to be able to do that stuff or things with their MLMs, and that's fine. Stick with whatever the constraints of your MLM say, obviously, but you got to understand that what I wanted to talk to you guys about real quick is that this kind of a mentality that I notice sometimes it happens that ... How should I say this?<br> On the flight over here, on the flight over here, there's a guy I was listening to by the name of Grant Cardone. If you guys have never heard of him, he's awesome, but I'm listening to one of his books called Sell or Be Sold, and when I was in college, I had the sudden realization ... I was in a marketing degree. I was in a business marketing degree, and that's what I got in college, and I realized though that I was literally a dime a dozen. Literally, there was nothing that was going to set me apart from all these other people.<br> As I started looking at the different classes throughout the remainder of my college, as I started looking throughout, I realized that there was literally going to be nothing that set me apart from anyone else and that I would leave college and have zero skill that I actually learned, and so I sat out on this path of self learning, and I learned how to teach myself and I learned how to love learning, and I learned how to identify a problem, come up with a solution on my own, whether or not it's right, and then just execute and then pivot as I was moving, and I did that over and over and over and over and over and over.<br> One of the things that I realized I needed to go do is I needed to learn how to sell and I needed to learn how to sell stuff well. It's well enough now that I'm going to be pitching a $10,000 package to a group of 20 people, you know what I mean, in two days, which I'm excited about, but what's funny about, and I ... Am I nervous? Not really. Why? Well, it's because I've had practice selling. I've had practice with the pitch, and I have complete confidence, complete confidence that it's worth way more than $10,000, what I'm offering them, way more than 10 grand. It's not about the money, and it's part of what I want to talk about with you guys today.<br> If you're struggling to sell your MLM's products, my guess is that, number one, you're probably not using it yourself. A person who has been using their MLM's products naturally come up with stories that sell. They naturally come up with convictions that help them sell. You know what I mean? It's natural. It's a byproduct of using your M ... If you're not using your MLM's products, number one, you got to start asking yourself, first of all, why? How come they're not getting you that motivated? Number two, though, are you in the right MLM then? If you're not ... Again, I'm not here to dissuade or persuade your ... Whatever it is, you got to understand, though, the basis of sales.<br> What is sales? Sales is merely a transfer of belief. That's all sales is. If I can get you to believe, and I'm not saying it like an evil way at all, but if I can get you to believe that the thing that I'm going to be selling you is worth more than $10,000 and it truly can change your problem, suddenly price is no longer really an objection. Suddenly, price really doesn't matter, and it's the same thing ... I've run into too many people in MLM, especially in MLM, where they're really, really scared to sell their MLM's products because they're afraid to ask for the money. Man, if you're afraid to ask for the money, number one, your convictions on your own product probably aren't deep enough. Number two, you might have some false beliefs about what it means to sell stuff. You might have some false beliefs. You might believe that selling or taking someone else's money ...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Okay, you guys. Hope everyone's doing great. I am in Las Vegas right now, Las Vegas. I have been invited to speak at two different events. Funny enough, they were both in Vegas and, funny enough, they were literally back to back. I'm excited. This has been awesome. I jumped on a plane this afternoon. My wife and my two little kids dropped me off, and hopped on a plane and came on over and speaking literally back to back. Well, back to back days, but it actually in the same event room even also, which is kind of crazy. I'm pumped about it though. It'll be awesome. I'm a little bit nervous. There's been so much awesome stuff been going on with the Secret MLM Hacks product. We've had a bunch of people join in. We've had great people, some successes already with it. It's been a fun, fun program, and I've really enjoyed it, and a ton of work, massive amount, but it's been, oh, my gosh, it's been rewarding to see how many epiphanies people are having with it, and it's part of what's been so exciting for me. This whole business, this whole game, for me, is about helping people just have better lives. I could have easily stayed at my job, which would be awesome. It was a cushy, plush job. It was amazing. I loved it. It was so fun. I was pretty much made for life with that job. I could have stayed there, and I know some things were going to happen there. We would have been set for life. I was excited about the whole thing, but I don't know. I looked at the MLM industry for so long, and I was like, "There's so much stuff I feel like we could go help and do," and it's been fun to see all that happen and come to fruition and come to reality. Anyway, anyway, been a lot of fun. All of you guys are in there right now, big ole shout-out to you guys. Appreciate it. If you don't know what you're talking about, go to SecretMLMHacks.com and love to just have you even take a look at it. Got the Module One of the workbook done and published and we put it out there to everyone also, and people who are in the domestic United States, when they join the program, actually ship out the workbook to them and we push that all over the place. Anyway, it's been great, guys. I've really, really enjoyed the whole thing. The community, you guys are amazing, by the way. The community on Secret MLM Hacks Radio is amazing. I can't believe ... Anyway, I've run several groups before, and this is one of the most compassionate, but extremely motivated groups I've ever seen. People are really ... It's fun. I like hanging out more in this group, even on Facebook, on our Facebook group there and stuff like that. It's exclusive. It's just for those who bought it, but, man, it is so fun. Anyway, any time I post anything or I'm like, "Hey, let's [inaudible 00:03:43]," you guys crack me up. It is hilarious. Anyway, really, really have enjoyed it though. I am sitting down right here, and I am writing my speeches. Both of them are pitching speeches, and one of them is to pitch a $10,000 product to a group of people, and then another one is to pitch a $1,000 product to a group of people. What's interesting about that is that I'm actually using the exact same pitching style and format for both speeches, and it's what I wanted to talk to you guys about. Wait a second, Stephen, you're pitching a $10,000 thing with the same script style, which is true. They're very, very similar, just some stories are different and the products are different, but the stories, the format and everything's ... And then you're also pitching a $1,000 thing, $1,000 thing, and the answer's yes, yes, absolutely. That's part of what I wanted to talk about though is ... I don't know how your MLM works, but, in my MLM that I'm in, as long as we don't sell below a certain price, we can sell our products however we want to. I can put them on my ... I can put them on sales funnels, like eCommerce funnels and stuff like that. I can put my product, which is awesome, so I'm developing those things and putting them all together, and it's going to be a ton of fun, which is very, very exciting. I'm pumped to do it, but I can also sell it for as much as I want to, which is amazing. It's interesting because I know not everyone has the ability or the sway to be able to do that stuff or things with their MLMs, and that's fine. Stick with whatever the constraints of your MLM say, obviously, but you got to understand that what I wanted to talk to you guys about real quick is that this kind of a mentality that I notice sometimes it happens that ... How should I say this? On the flight over here, on the flight over here, there's a guy I was listening to by the name of Grant Cardone. If you guys have never heard of him, he's awesome, but I'm listening to one of his books called Sell or Be Sold, and when I was in college, I had the sudden realization ... I was in a marketing degree. I was in a business marketing degree, and that's what I got in college, and I realized though that I was literally a dime a d...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Alright, you guys. Hey, I'm very excited for today's episode. I'm going to be jumping on a live Q&amp;A call with all my people here soon, and I'm pumped to do so. I do live Q&amp;A's with three different groups right now. It's kind of all over the place, actually, but it's a ton of fun. I really, really enjoy it. I am what's called a Two Comma Club Coach, there's only a few of us at ClickFunnels, which is awesome. Two commas, meaning a million bucks, which is very, very exciting, and my specialty is webinars.<br> I spend about an hour and a half to two hours each day, or sorry, each week, doing live Q&amp;A. My students go out and they get all the questions out that they've been working on, basically they go through a whole bunch of models during the middle of the week, and then afterwards I have them, they come back in and we do huge Q&amp;A sections. It's a lot of fun, I really, really enjoy it, I look forward to it every single week. As I was, as we were putting that whole course together and as we were putting everything together, it was cool to like realize that doing the Q&amp;A sessions, the group Q&amp;A sessions, is like this gigantic value add, and I started having people tell me, "Steven, these Q&amp;A's are like just as good as the rest of the course combined." I was like, "Hey, that's really, I appreciate that," and then I started thinking about that more and more and more and more. I started thinking through like the way I've watched MLM uplines communicate with people, and please understand what I'm saying here. I'm not saying ...<br> Anyways, follow me for a second here, okay? There was a guy that I watched in my first MLM run around all over the place. He was the man, like I look up to him like crazy, I still do, there's nothing wrong with the way he did stuff, I just don't want to do it the way he was doing. They kept saying like, "Hey, this is all passive income. Hey, this is all passive income." There as nothing passive about the way that guy was working. There was nothing passive about how he was [inaudible 00:02:40]. It wasn't sustainable, the method wasn't duplicatable, no one else could go through and work the way, you know, it was ... This was only, the people who were going to be successful were the, only the people who could work like absolute animals and can sift through people like a beast. I understood the method, it kind of offended me a little bit, but I really, I just didn't want to do it that way at all.<br> One of the things I noticed is that he was on his phone constantly, I mean all the time, because so and so from this down, from this leg, and this downline, was saying this. So and so from this line needed a question about two things over here. So and so over there had, needed, and then if they didn't, if he could pick up and answer immediately, they just kept calling and calling and calling and calling and calling. I was like, "Oh, my gosh. I have a fear of the phone," which is true. I don't have a fear, but, man, I cannot stand, I cannot stand getting on the phone. I don't know why, I was even a telemarketer for a while, on purpose to try and get over that. The phone, like kind of freaks me out, it drives me nuts. I was like, "How could I do this in a way that is actually duplicatable with my time, so that have a system that's duplicatable, but my interaction is duplicatable? How can I make this in a way so that I am still able to be removed from my own organization?"<br> Again, not that I'm trying to take the human element out of MLM, I'm not trying to do that at all, I'm not trying to like sham people and say, "Hey, go figure it out on your own." What I started doing is I started like, I was like, "Man, what if we did like a live Q&amp;A session with everyone who is buying my course, and then a live Q&amp;A session with everyone in my downline once a week?" I'm actually doing three of them now, because there's Two Comma Club Coaching [secrets 00:04:39] masterclass, and then there is a, the people who buy Secret MLM Hacks, they can ask anything they want in a group Q&amp;A section and setting. The reason I've been doing it that way was so that they're indexed, and actually do them over Facebook live. People go and they submit their questions ahead of time, and then I index the questions and my answer and I put them in our members area, and I put them in different, so that it's more duplicatable, so that if someone has a question, they first go try and self-solve. I'm all about finding self-solvers, okay.<br> I do not believe in finding people who believe that their success is on my shoulders. That is not true at all. We each have our own part to play in our own success, so I go and I find people who are self-solvers, those are the kind of people that join my downline. Then what I do is I go and, I've been doing these group Q&amp;A sessions, that I'm about to jump into one, and just to let you know, what day is it? Tomorrowish. It's consistent though, every single week, and people go and they preload all of their questions, they preload all their stuff, so then I start immediately with all these Q&amp;A's, and it's awesome, guys. It's so much fun. Then eventually what I did with the Two Comma Club Coaching one was, I found a guy who wanted to listen to all the Q&amp;A sessions, and by that time they were like well over a 100 hours of Q&amp;A sessions with me.<br> He grabbed all 100 hours, and he listened to all of them, and then anytime there was a question that was asked, he would take that and then my answer and put it into its own little MP3, so that in the members area people could search for the question or the topic, or whatever it was, and then they could see, not just the question obviously, but then all my responses to that same que-, and if people kept asking the same question, and I had another response to it, there was like three or four, five or six instances where I answered that question. Someone could get a really awesome round-out answer in just a short amount of time. This has been amazing, you guys, it has replicated my time, it has kept me from having to live on the phone to answer this question or that question, when I've answered it tons of other times for other people. With this group Q&amp;A section, a thing that I've been doing, like how awesome to do it that way, right?<br> Because now I don't hold them back, they don't need to wait for an answer to something that might be even just really tiny. Or even if it is big, they can go, they look, everything's indexed, they see all where the questions are. Boom, right there. I'm planning to, I'm doing, I'm planning on doing that same thing with both my downline and also the Secret MLM Hacks group, which is super awesome. I mean massive, massive value add, and I totally get that, but what it's going to let people do is move at their own pace, because I know some people get in and there's like, they're like, "Hey, I'm working tons of jobs, and I got to go a little bit slower." Or someone comes in and they're like, "Hey, I just jumped ship. I literally am trying to build my parachute while I'm falling and I have to make this work. I'm going to move at lightning speed." I'm like, "Cool," and it's nice because it lets people, because I have content that is tailored specifically to my downline.<br> Like, "Hey, guys. This is how I sell this product with this thing, with this script, in these ads, in these areas on the internet. Hey, guys. This is how I sell this product with this script and these ads. Hey, this is how I do it." That's where I'm taking everyone, that's what I'm doing and putting out and developing. "Hey, this is how I bec-, this is, guys, this is how I became unique. Make sure we're all unique here, and if you just add like two or three things here you can totally become unique from everyone else in the upline and downlines so we're not all competing with each other, right." I mean, solving the huge problems of MLM, right, but I know I ask a lot of questions. I ask a ton of q...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Alright, you guys. Hey, I'm very excited for today's episode. I'm going to be jumping on a live Q&amp;A call with all my people here soon, and I'm pumped to do so. I do live Q&amp;A's with three different groups right now. It's kind of all over the place, actually, but it's a ton of fun. I really, really enjoy it. I am what's called a Two Comma Club Coach, there's only a few of us at ClickFunnels, which is awesome. Two commas, meaning a million bucks, which is very, very exciting, and my specialty is webinars.<br> I spend about an hour and a half to two hours each day, or sorry, each week, doing live Q&amp;A. My students go out and they get all the questions out that they've been working on, basically they go through a whole bunch of models during the middle of the week, and then afterwards I have them, they come back in and we do huge Q&amp;A sections. It's a lot of fun, I really, really enjoy it, I look forward to it every single week. As I was, as we were putting that whole course together and as we were putting everything together, it was cool to like realize that doing the Q&amp;A sessions, the group Q&amp;A sessions, is like this gigantic value add, and I started having people tell me, "Steven, these Q&amp;A's are like just as good as the rest of the course combined." I was like, "Hey, that's really, I appreciate that," and then I started thinking about that more and more and more and more. I started thinking through like the way I've watched MLM uplines communicate with people, and please understand what I'm saying here. I'm not saying ...<br> Anyways, follow me for a second here, okay? There was a guy that I watched in my first MLM run around all over the place. He was the man, like I look up to him like crazy, I still do, there's nothing wrong with the way he did stuff, I just don't want to do it the way he was doing. They kept saying like, "Hey, this is all passive income. Hey, this is all passive income." There as nothing passive about the way that guy was working. There was nothing passive about how he was [inaudible 00:02:40]. It wasn't sustainable, the method wasn't duplicatable, no one else could go through and work the way, you know, it was ... This was only, the people who were going to be successful were the, only the people who could work like absolute animals and can sift through people like a beast. I understood the method, it kind of offended me a little bit, but I really, I just didn't want to do it that way at all.<br> One of the things I noticed is that he was on his phone constantly, I mean all the time, because so and so from this down, from this leg, and this downline, was saying this. So and so from this line needed a question about two things over here. So and so over there had, needed, and then if they didn't, if he could pick up and answer immediately, they just kept calling and calling and calling and calling and calling. I was like, "Oh, my gosh. I have a fear of the phone," which is true. I don't have a fear, but, man, I cannot stand, I cannot stand getting on the phone. I don't know why, I was even a telemarketer for a while, on purpose to try and get over that. The phone, like kind of freaks me out, it drives me nuts. I was like, "How could I do this in a way that is actually duplicatable with my time, so that have a system that's duplicatable, but my interaction is duplicatable? How can I make this in a way so that I am still able to be removed from my own organization?"<br> Again, not that I'm trying to take the human element out of MLM, I'm not trying to do that at all, I'm not trying to like sham people and say, "Hey, go figure it out on your own." What I started doing is I started like, I was like, "Man, what if we did like a live Q&amp;A session with everyone who is buying my course, and then a live Q&amp;A session with everyone in my downline once a week?" I'm actually doing three of them now, because there's Two Comma Club Coaching [secrets 00:04:39] masterclass, and then there is a, the people who buy Secret MLM Hacks, they can ask anything they want in a group Q&amp;A section and setting. The reason I've been doing it that way was so that they're indexed, and actually do them over Facebook live. People go and they submit their questions ahead of time, and then I index the questions and my answer and I put them in our members area, and I put them in different, so that it's more duplicatable, so that if someone has a question, they first go try and self-solve. I'm all about finding self-solvers, okay.<br> I do not believe in finding people who believe that their success is on my shoulders. That is not true at all. We each have our own part to play in our own success, so I go and I find people who are self-solvers, those are the kind of people that join my downline. Then what I do is I go and, I've been doing these group Q&amp;A sessions, that I'm about to jump into one, and just to let you know, what day is it? Tomorrowish. It's consistent though, every single week, and people go and they preload all of their questions, they preload all their stuff, so then I start immediately with all these Q&amp;A's, and it's awesome, guys. It's so much fun. Then eventually what I did with the Two Comma Club Coaching one was, I found a guy who wanted to listen to all the Q&amp;A sessions, and by that time they were like well over a 100 hours of Q&amp;A sessions with me.<br> He grabbed all 100 hours, and he listened to all of them, and then anytime there was a question that was asked, he would take that and then my answer and put it into its own little MP3, so that in the members area people could search for the question or the topic, or whatever it was, and then they could see, not just the question obviously, but then all my responses to that same que-, and if people kept asking the same question, and I had another response to it, there was like three or four, five or six instances where I answered that question. Someone could get a really awesome round-out answer in just a short amount of time. This has been amazing, you guys, it has replicated my time, it has kept me from having to live on the phone to answer this question or that question, when I've answered it tons of other times for other people. With this group Q&amp;A section, a thing that I've been doing, like how awesome to do it that way, right?<br> Because now I don't hold them back, they don't need to wait for an answer to something that might be even just really tiny. Or even if it is big, they can go, they look, everything's indexed, they see all where the questions are. Boom, right there. I'm planning to, I'm doing, I'm planning on doing that same thing with both my downline and also the Secret MLM Hacks group, which is super awesome. I mean massive, massive value add, and I totally get that, but what it's going to let people do is move at their own pace, because I know some people get in and there's like, they're like, "Hey, I'm working tons of jobs, and I got to go a little bit slower." Or someone comes in and they're like, "Hey, I just jumped ship. I literally am trying to build my parachute while I'm falling and I have to make this work. I'm going to move at lightning speed." I'm like, "Cool," and it's nice because it lets people, because I have content that is tailored specifically to my downline.<br> Like, "Hey, guys. This is how I sell this product with this thing, with this script, in these ads, in these areas on the internet. Hey, guys. This is how I sell this product with this script and these ads. Hey, this is how I do it." That's where I'm taking everyone, that's what I'm doing and putting out and developing. "Hey, this is how I bec-, this is, guys, this is how I became unique. Make sure we're all unique here, and if you just add like two or three things here you can totally become unique from everyone else in the upline and downlines so we're not all competing with each other, right." I mean, solving the huge problems of MLM, right, but I know I ask a lot of questions. I ask a ton of q...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Alright, you guys. Hey, I'm very excited for today's episode. I'm going to be jumping on a live Q&amp;amp;A call with all my people here soon, and I'm pumped to do so. I do live Q&amp;amp;A's with three different groups right now. It's kind of all over the place, actually, but it's a ton of fun. I really, really enjoy it. I am what's called a Two Comma Club Coach, there's only a few of us at ClickFunnels, which is awesome. Two commas, meaning a million bucks, which is very, very exciting, and my specialty is webinars. I spend about an hour and a half to two hours each day, or sorry, each week, doing live Q&amp;amp;A. My students go out and they get all the questions out that they've been working on, basically they go through a whole bunch of models during the middle of the week, and then afterwards I have them, they come back in and we do huge Q&amp;amp;A sections. It's a lot of fun, I really, really enjoy it, I look forward to it every single week. As I was, as we were putting that whole course together and as we were putting everything together, it was cool to like realize that doing the Q&amp;amp;A sessions, the group Q&amp;amp;A sessions, is like this gigantic value add, and I started having people tell me, "Steven, these Q&amp;amp;A's are like just as good as the rest of the course combined." I was like, "Hey, that's really, I appreciate that," and then I started thinking about that more and more and more and more. I started thinking through like the way I've watched MLM uplines communicate with people, and please understand what I'm saying here. I'm not saying ... Anyways, follow me for a second here, okay? There was a guy that I watched in my first MLM run around all over the place. He was the man, like I look up to him like crazy, I still do, there's nothing wrong with the way he did stuff, I just don't want to do it the way he was doing. They kept saying like, "Hey, this is all passive income. Hey, this is all passive income." There as nothing passive about the way that guy was working. There was nothing passive about how he was [inaudible 00:02:40]. It wasn't sustainable, the method wasn't duplicatable, no one else could go through and work the way, you know, it was ... This was only, the people who were going to be successful were the, only the people who could work like absolute animals and can sift through people like a beast. I understood the method, it kind of offended me a little bit, but I really, I just didn't want to do it that way at all. One of the things I noticed is that he was on his phone constantly, I mean all the time, because so and so from this down, from this leg, and this downline, was saying this. So and so from this line needed a question about two things over here. So and so over there had, needed, and then if they didn't, if he could pick up and answer immediately, they just kept calling and calling and calling and calling and calling. I was like, "Oh, my gosh. I have a fear of the phone," which is true. I don't have a fear, but, man, I cannot stand, I cannot stand getting on the phone. I don't know why, I was even a telemarketer for a while, on purpose to try and get over that. The phone, like kind of freaks me out, it drives me nuts. I was like, "How could I do this in a way that is actually duplicatable with my time, so that have a system that's duplicatable, but my interaction is duplicatable? How can I make this in a way so that I am still able to be removed from my own organization?" Again, not that I'm trying to take the human element out of MLM, I'm not trying to do that at all, I'm not trying to like sham people and say, "Hey, go figure it out on your own." What I started doing is I started like, I was like, "Man, what if we did like a live Q&amp;amp;A session with everyone who is buying my course, and then a live Q&amp;amp;A session with everyone in my downline once a week?" I'm actually doing three of them now, because there's Two Comma Club Coaching [secrets 00:04:39] masterclass, and then there is a, the people who buy Secret MLM Hacks, they can ask anything they want in a group Q&amp;amp;A section and setting. The reason I've been doing it that way was so that they're indexed, and actually do them over Facebook live. People go and they submit their questions ahead of time, and then I index the questions and my answer and I put them in our members area, and I put them in different, so that it's more duplicatable, so that if someone has a question, they first go try and self-solve. I'm all about finding self-solvers, okay. I do not believe in finding people who believe that their success is on my shoulders. That is not true at all. We each have our own part to play in our own success, so I go and I find people who are self-solvers, those are the kind of people that join my downline. 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After you deadlift like super hard, like stuff kind of gets a little bit hazy in your vision, which is pretty normal. People are known to slightly black out a little bit. Not like in a bad way or anything, but you're like, "Steven, how does that sound? Where's the good way?" I was like yelling, like screaming and stuff. I didn't realize that she was on the other side, and she thought I was hurt. She got all scared and nervous and everything and I was like I was killing a babe. Like what, yeah. Anyway, hey guys, I'm excited for today. It's pretty early still. I'm excited for this week.<br> I've been planning out my weeks really intensely before the week actually happens, and it's been amazing what it's been doing for my day. I hope that you guys are doing that as well. There's so much purpose, there's so much clarity on everything I need to get doing. Today one of the things I'm going to be doing is I'm going through ... A lot of you guys might know, if it's your first episode here, just know that this podcast has been documenting me creating and launching my Secret MLM Hacks course, Secret MLM Hacks product. We had about 37 people join us during the launch, which is great. Tons of people applied to join my downline, which is a lot of fun, which invigorates everyone else. Keeps everyone else moving and things like that.<br> I'm getting an average of one to two people per day asking to join my downline, which is hilarious. I don't reach out to anybody. I don't do any of the face to face stuff very much. You know what's funny? I was talking to some of the people though like, "Awesome. Now what do you say face to face?" I'm like, "You know what? I kind of solved my own problem. I really don't talk about it at all face to face with anybody." I don't know. The subheadline for the thing was how do to X, Y and Z without friends and family even knowing that I'm in MLM and that's true. I think my parents and my family kind of know-ish that I'm in I, but not really. I think they think it's not like a real thing, or I don't know. I don't know, but that's the whole point.<br> That's the reason I built these systems was to solve my own pain, and it's been working, and it's great. That's why I built the product to show everyone what I was doing as well. It's not a pitchfest. I don't show anyone. I don't even tell anybody what MLM I'm in, but it's been a lot of fun. Today what I'm building now or what I'm finishing is about three or four months, I did the first draft of the workbook that goes with the course. It's fantastic. It's fabulous. I love workbooks. About four years ago, three, four years ago ... Excuse me. I'm getting over a cold again, but about three or four years ago, I was going through this workbook. Actually I've got it right over here called DotComSecrets Ignite.<br> It's a workbook. It's not like it's huge or anything, but I went page by page by page through it about four years ago. When it said, "Hey, do this, this and this," I did not move on until I did it. When it said, "Now do X, Y and Z," I did X, Y and Z and I did not move on until I had those things done. It was in the middle of college and I was hiding literally in the basketball stadium box office seats. I think I've told you guys this before. I would hide up there. I didn't have money really to get into the thing I wanted to. What I did is I went through that workbook literally page by page by page by page, and I planned out everything that it said. I did everything it said to do. When it was time for me to launch, I had all my ducks in a row.<br> I knew where things were going. It made me answer the hard questions. How are you going to find people? How are you going to sell? What's the sell point? All that stuff. Where's the traffic coming from? What's cool is that it helped me apply everything that was being taught in a video course. I've set it up slightly the same way. I tend to think when I get someone's course ... I buy a lot of people's courses and got books all around me. I love studying. I love learning. I tend to think like hey, I'm going to through this entire massive thing. I'm going to go through all of it. Just watch it all in one shot and then I'll see what I want to do after that.<br> It never works that way though. There's always so much stuff. I'm sure you guys have all done this. You read a book and you're like, "Oh my gosh. That was great. I should go apply that." You're like, "Well, I'll keep reading." You forget about it, right? There's a really, really great TED Talk by Mel Robbins. Mel Robbins is fantastic. She talks about The 5 Second Rule. The 5 Second Rule basically says look, if you have an idea, if you've got that thought that pops in your head and says, "I should do X, Y and Z," right, if you don't act on it in five seconds, it's gone. Right? Your head pulls the emergency break. Your head says, "You know what? There's too much risk involved with that."<br> Even if there isn't, your head starts to find and search for a risk for it so that you feel justified and not doing it. Does that make sense? The whole point of what I'm trying to say right here is that I kept thinking it through, I got the first draft of this workbook back and it looks fantastic. It's so cool. Oh my gosh. I'm so excited for it. Anyway, it's going to help a whole bunch of people. Apply my course and actually get the stuff done so that they're not stuck in this like learning cycle. I talked about that a little while ago too, but so they're not stuck in the learning cycle. I'm excited to actually get this thing out there, but I'm going through and I'm making edits. One of the things in here talks about relationship creating.<br> Now I know a lot of people call it relationship marketing or other things besides MLM, which kind of makes me laugh a little bit. MLM. MLM. I talk about relationships and not in a way that I think people really think about it. What you do in here though is you list out a whole bunch of people that you wish were in your downline or who were buying from you or specifically the people who have lists of the people that you wish you could sell to. Right? You got two ways to really go about this MLM thing. Okay? This is what I want to talk about today. There's really two ways to go about this MLM thing. The first way is the way that it's traditionally taught. There's nothing wrong with it, but it takes forever.<br> The other way is more of the way that I do it, which gets people applying to join my downline which is amazing. Then I give everyone in my downline those same systems so they can keep duplicating. Anyway, there's really two ways to go about it. The first way, okay, imagine this. I used to go backpacking a lot. I grew up in Littleton, Colorado, which is like right between Denver and the mountains. I mean I was skiing since I was five. Skied like crazy. Tons of skiing. Lots of backpacking. Lots of outdoor stuff. I absolute love that kind of stuff. I haven't been able to do as much of that lately, but I still love it. I remember there was a summer we went on a three week backpacking trip.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>How you guys doing? How you guys doing? That intro, I love my intro. I think it's awesome, but I want to switch it up here sometimes. It's stuck in my head all the time. Hey, I got up pretty early. I love getting up early. I get up at about 4 o'clock when I can. My perfect day gets me up at 4 o'clock, which means I have to go to bed like 10:00. That's totally fine, but I was getting up, and I built this gym in our third car garage. I love lifting. Lifting is a ton of fun. I love it because it's a competition with myself. I didn't realize it, but my wife also got up at the same time, and she was just on our living room on the other side of the garage door inside the house. I was lifting pretty heavy, and I was trying to beat some records and goals and stuff like that.<br> I was really pushing myself hard, and I was dead lifting. Dead lifting is my favorite lift. After you deadlift like super hard, like stuff kind of gets a little bit hazy in your vision, which is pretty normal. People are known to slightly black out a little bit. Not like in a bad way or anything, but you're like, "Steven, how does that sound? Where's the good way?" I was like yelling, like screaming and stuff. I didn't realize that she was on the other side, and she thought I was hurt. She got all scared and nervous and everything and I was like I was killing a babe. Like what, yeah. Anyway, hey guys, I'm excited for today. It's pretty early still. I'm excited for this week.<br> I've been planning out my weeks really intensely before the week actually happens, and it's been amazing what it's been doing for my day. I hope that you guys are doing that as well. There's so much purpose, there's so much clarity on everything I need to get doing. Today one of the things I'm going to be doing is I'm going through ... A lot of you guys might know, if it's your first episode here, just know that this podcast has been documenting me creating and launching my Secret MLM Hacks course, Secret MLM Hacks product. We had about 37 people join us during the launch, which is great. Tons of people applied to join my downline, which is a lot of fun, which invigorates everyone else. Keeps everyone else moving and things like that.<br> I'm getting an average of one to two people per day asking to join my downline, which is hilarious. I don't reach out to anybody. I don't do any of the face to face stuff very much. You know what's funny? I was talking to some of the people though like, "Awesome. Now what do you say face to face?" I'm like, "You know what? I kind of solved my own problem. I really don't talk about it at all face to face with anybody." I don't know. The subheadline for the thing was how do to X, Y and Z without friends and family even knowing that I'm in MLM and that's true. I think my parents and my family kind of know-ish that I'm in I, but not really. I think they think it's not like a real thing, or I don't know. I don't know, but that's the whole point.<br> That's the reason I built these systems was to solve my own pain, and it's been working, and it's great. That's why I built the product to show everyone what I was doing as well. It's not a pitchfest. I don't show anyone. I don't even tell anybody what MLM I'm in, but it's been a lot of fun. Today what I'm building now or what I'm finishing is about three or four months, I did the first draft of the workbook that goes with the course. It's fantastic. It's fabulous. I love workbooks. About four years ago, three, four years ago ... Excuse me. I'm getting over a cold again, but about three or four years ago, I was going through this workbook. Actually I've got it right over here called DotComSecrets Ignite.<br> It's a workbook. It's not like it's huge or anything, but I went page by page by page through it about four years ago. When it said, "Hey, do this, this and this," I did not move on until I did it. When it said, "Now do X, Y and Z," I did X, Y and Z and I did not move on until I had those things done. It was in the middle of college and I was hiding literally in the basketball stadium box office seats. I think I've told you guys this before. I would hide up there. I didn't have money really to get into the thing I wanted to. What I did is I went through that workbook literally page by page by page by page, and I planned out everything that it said. I did everything it said to do. When it was time for me to launch, I had all my ducks in a row.<br> I knew where things were going. It made me answer the hard questions. How are you going to find people? How are you going to sell? What's the sell point? All that stuff. Where's the traffic coming from? What's cool is that it helped me apply everything that was being taught in a video course. I've set it up slightly the same way. I tend to think when I get someone's course ... I buy a lot of people's courses and got books all around me. I love studying. I love learning. I tend to think like hey, I'm going to through this entire massive thing. I'm going to go through all of it. Just watch it all in one shot and then I'll see what I want to do after that.<br> It never works that way though. There's always so much stuff. I'm sure you guys have all done this. You read a book and you're like, "Oh my gosh. That was great. I should go apply that." You're like, "Well, I'll keep reading." You forget about it, right? There's a really, really great TED Talk by Mel Robbins. Mel Robbins is fantastic. She talks about The 5 Second Rule. The 5 Second Rule basically says look, if you have an idea, if you've got that thought that pops in your head and says, "I should do X, Y and Z," right, if you don't act on it in five seconds, it's gone. Right? Your head pulls the emergency break. Your head says, "You know what? There's too much risk involved with that."<br> Even if there isn't, your head starts to find and search for a risk for it so that you feel justified and not doing it. Does that make sense? The whole point of what I'm trying to say right here is that I kept thinking it through, I got the first draft of this workbook back and it looks fantastic. It's so cool. Oh my gosh. I'm so excited for it. Anyway, it's going to help a whole bunch of people. Apply my course and actually get the stuff done so that they're not stuck in this like learning cycle. I talked about that a little while ago too, but so they're not stuck in the learning cycle. I'm excited to actually get this thing out there, but I'm going through and I'm making edits. One of the things in here talks about relationship creating.<br> Now I know a lot of people call it relationship marketing or other things besides MLM, which kind of makes me laugh a little bit. MLM. MLM. I talk about relationships and not in a way that I think people really think about it. What you do in here though is you list out a whole bunch of people that you wish were in your downline or who were buying from you or specifically the people who have lists of the people that you wish you could sell to. Right? You got two ways to really go about this MLM thing. Okay? This is what I want to talk about today. There's really two ways to go about this MLM thing. The first way is the way that it's traditionally taught. There's nothing wrong with it, but it takes forever.<br> The other way is more of the way that I do it, which gets people applying to join my downline which is amazing. Then I give everyone in my downline those same systems so they can keep duplicating. Anyway, there's really two ways to go about it. The first way, okay, imagine this. I used to go backpacking a lot. I grew up in Littleton, Colorado, which is like right between Denver and the mountains. I mean I was skiing since I was five. Skied like crazy. Tons of skiing. Lots of backpacking. Lots of outdoor stuff. I absolute love that kind of stuff. I haven't been able to do as much of that lately, but I still love it. I remember there was a summer we went on a three week backpacking trip.</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>How you guys doing? How you guys doing? That intro, I love my intro. I think it's awesome, but I want to switch it up here sometimes. It's stuck in my head all the time. Hey, I got up pretty early. I love getting up early. I get up at about 4 o'clock when I can. My perfect day gets me up at 4 o'clock, which means I have to go to bed like 10:00. That's totally fine, but I was getting up, and I built this gym in our third car garage. I love lifting. Lifting is a ton of fun. I love it because it's a competition with myself. I didn't realize it, but my wife also got up at the same time, and she was just on our living room on the other side of the garage door inside the house. I was lifting pretty heavy, and I was trying to beat some records and goals and stuff like that. I was really pushing myself hard, and I was dead lifting. Dead lifting is my favorite lift. After you deadlift like super hard, like stuff kind of gets a little bit hazy in your vision, which is pretty normal. People are known to slightly black out a little bit. Not like in a bad way or anything, but you're like, "Steven, how does that sound? Where's the good way?" I was like yelling, like screaming and stuff. I didn't realize that she was on the other side, and she thought I was hurt. She got all scared and nervous and everything and I was like I was killing a babe. Like what, yeah. Anyway, hey guys, I'm excited for today. It's pretty early still. I'm excited for this week. I've been planning out my weeks really intensely before the week actually happens, and it's been amazing what it's been doing for my day. I hope that you guys are doing that as well. There's so much purpose, there's so much clarity on everything I need to get doing. Today one of the things I'm going to be doing is I'm going through ... A lot of you guys might know, if it's your first episode here, just know that this podcast has been documenting me creating and launching my Secret MLM Hacks course, Secret MLM Hacks product. We had about 37 people join us during the launch, which is great. Tons of people applied to join my downline, which is a lot of fun, which invigorates everyone else. Keeps everyone else moving and things like that. I'm getting an average of one to two people per day asking to join my downline, which is hilarious. I don't reach out to anybody. I don't do any of the face to face stuff very much. You know what's funny? I was talking to some of the people though like, "Awesome. Now what do you say face to face?" I'm like, "You know what? I kind of solved my own problem. I really don't talk about it at all face to face with anybody." I don't know. The subheadline for the thing was how do to X, Y and Z without friends and family even knowing that I'm in MLM and that's true. I think my parents and my family kind of know-ish that I'm in I, but not really. I think they think it's not like a real thing, or I don't know. I don't know, but that's the whole point. That's the reason I built these systems was to solve my own pain, and it's been working, and it's great. That's why I built the product to show everyone what I was doing as well. It's not a pitchfest. I don't show anyone. I don't even tell anybody what MLM I'm in, but it's been a lot of fun. Today what I'm building now or what I'm finishing is about three or four months, I did the first draft of the workbook that goes with the course. It's fantastic. It's fabulous. I love workbooks. About four years ago, three, four years ago ... Excuse me. I'm getting over a cold again, but about three or four years ago, I was going through this workbook. Actually I've got it right over here called DotComSecrets Ignite. It's a workbook. It's not like it's huge or anything, but I went page by page by page through it about four years ago. When it said, "Hey, do this, this and this," I did not move on until I did it. When it said, "Now do X, Y and Z," I did X, Y and Z and I did not move on until I had those things done. It was in the middle of college and I was hiding literally in the basketball stadium box office seats. I think I've told you guys this before. I would hide up there. I didn't have money really to get into the thing I wanted to. What I did is I went through that workbook literally page by page by page by page, and I planned out everything that it said. I did everything it said to do. When it was time for me to launch, I had all my ducks in a row. I knew where things were going. It made me answer the hard questions. How are you going to find people? How are you going to sell? What's the sell point? All that stuff. Where's the traffic coming from? What's cool is that it helped me apply everything that was being taught in a video course. I've set it up slightly the same way. I tend to think when I get someone's course ... I buy a lot of people's courses and got books all around me. I love studying. I love learning. I tend to think like hey, I'm going to through this entire massive thing. I'm going to go through...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>How you guys doing? How you guys doing? That intro, I love my intro. I think it's awesome, but I want to switch it up here sometimes. It's stuck in my head all the time. Hey, I got up pretty early. I love getting up early. I get up at about 4 o'clock when</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>51: The MLM Problem In Plain Sight...</title>
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      <itunes:title>51: The MLM Problem In Plain Sight...</itunes:title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's up, guys? Hey. Man, we're hitting like ... We just flew past 10,000 downloads and we got a whole bunch of people listening to this now. It's anywhere from one to 200 downloads a day, which is pretty awesome. I just wanted to say thank you to all of those who went out to iTunes and left me a review. I appreciate that like crazy. Hey, the first 50 episodes of this podcast have been about me documenting the journey of me creating my product. It's something that I've been doing and using for a while with my own downline. Just if you're brand new, fair warning, I do not ever tell anyone what MLM I'm in. That's not the purpose of this podcast. I'm not here to pitch you. While I do recruit aggressively, I'm not here to tell you even what MLM meant.<br> The reason why is because I want to focus on strategies. The first 50 episodes have been documenting the journey of my creating the product that is more for just mainstream MLMers. I do have an adapted version of it toward, for my actual downline itself, but this is the one that's meant for anybody who's an MLM in general. It's really exciting, guys. It went really, really well. Today was the launch and it just happened just a few hours ago. Just really ended or at least the first round here with a whole bunch of people that just came in. It was a lot of fun. I really, really enjoyed it. We had about 170 people register, about 100 people were there, which is pretty normal. It's actually way higher than what you'd normally see on something like a live web class, which is actually really fun.<br> There's 100 people on pretty much the entire time and then we had quite a few people actually buy, actually a lot of people, which is a lot of fun. It was so fun. It's so exciting to see all the new people, the fresh people in and ready to rock. I've been really excited. I've been really pumped to welcome, welcome all those you guys who are brand new. Welcome to all of those, you guys who are just getting in. Those of you guys who haven't heard about it yet, that's totally fine. You can go to secretmlmhacks.com, secretmlmhacks.com. You'll be able to go and check out all of the different pieces and what everyone else is yelling happily about. Hey, there was something that I wanted to share with you guys, though.<br> This is I feel like ... Please put your thick skin on. I don't want to offend anybody. I don't want to offend. I'm not bagging on any person, but I am definitely making fun of a tactic. I'm making fun of a strategy that is very common inside the MLM space. It goes kind of like this. When you go and when you start to ... Let's say you're brand new in MLM, say you're brand new and people are your upline's excited that you've joined. It's kind of a new family. Let's say it's kind of a new experience. Nobody really knows who you are that much yet. Maybe, maybe you do and that's fine. Awesome. Excuse me. I'm getting over a cold. My throat's killing me. Let's say you're brand new in this opportunity, you're still learning.<br> You may not even know what a comp plan is totally. You may not even know what ... Let's say you're brand new, new, new, new, new and you get in and the first thing someone says is hey, let's go find out other people you might know who might be interested in this. There's nothing wrong with that. That's great. Absolutely. Absolutely. Once you've exhausted that list, what happens? You've been handed this amazing opportunity. You've been handed an opportunity on a silver platter, so to speak. Then, there's this massive problem that happens. There's this huge issue that pops up and the issue is how do I find more people. That's exactly what this product I just launched is all about.<br> Because here is the reality of it and this is stuff a lot of uplines don't want to talk about or they don't quite know what the answer is and it seems like the only strategy that's ever been taught and promoted is go talk to family and friends. There's nothing wrong with that. Like I said, if you know that somebody's interested in it, if you know that somebody is into it, that's fine. That's fine. When it's left to its own, when there's nothing else that's added into it, that strategy is stuck in the '90s. MLM is broken out of the box. It is. You sell the same stuff to the same people and then we expect to have different results, even though we sell the same product with the same script with the same fulfillment.<br> Everything is the same as everybody else on the upline and downline. Everything is. Then, we expect to have extraordinary results, even though we're doing things that are completely ordinary. We have thousands of other people that are into the MLM. It makes no sense. Doesn't make any sense. Here's the problem. When you recruit somebody, you actually give them two things. These are the two things you give somebody when you recruit somebody. The first thing that you give to them is an opportunity, obviously. Opportunity, they got a position in the downline, they might have some product, and they're very excited and that's great. They should be. They should be excited. We're talking about generation wealth potential here.<br> MLM is a great vehicle. The second thing that you hand them, so the first, the you hand them the opportunity. The second thing that you hand them, you also hand them a problem. There was a quote that I heard once that said that ... I'm going to botch the quote. I don't know exactly what it said. It was to the effect that you can measure the level of somebody's success to the same amount of problems that they've solved. Meaning that you can tell if someone's been super successful because they've solved a whole bunch of problems. That is the measurement of success. When you recruit somebody and you actually get them into your downline, you give them an opportunity but you also hand them a bunch of problems they got to go solve.<br> How do I find people? How do I pitch this thing? How do I talk? Do I know how to talk? Do I know how to talk to people? Do I know how to get outside my comfort zone? There's a lot of personal development things that an individual has to experience, but then there's also tactile things. How the heck do I find my people? Where do I go to actually become more successful? The reason my downline explodes is because I answered that question. I packaged up a whole bunch of amazing things to answer that question, so that they've got potentially, it's basically an unlimited supply of leads. It's amazing. It's ridiculous. I'm not pitching you on joining my downline. I'm just trying to tell you what I've done so you can model and do the same.<br> Please know that. You need to ... Here's a huge secret, massive secret. Number one. Definitely be all about and be all in on the opportunity that you're selling. Be all in. Be all about it. Most MLMers are out of the gates, which is great, and you should be. But, be very aware of the fact that you are also handing them a problem. The problem is how the heck do I find more people? Unless you solve that problem, the system that you gave them, which is hey just go talk to more relatives or friends will just continue to replicate and it's this broken system that replicates on top of itself. Does that make sense? That's what my product answers. That's the reason I put that out there. I'm super passionate about it because I wasn't handed anything else, the first MLM I joined.<br> I wasn't handed anything else. I wasn't handed nothing. The reason I did it, the reason I went and I got so frustrated is because the only thing that I was being handed was the same broken system as before. I started that for a while, but then after a while, I was like this is not sustainable. There's nothing sustainable about this. There's no way. I can't take this and run to market with it. It's not duplicatable. There's nothing duplicatable about the way I'm watching these other guys run this method. There are other methods. Wh...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's up, guys? Hey. Man, we're hitting like ... We just flew past 10,000 downloads and we got a whole bunch of people listening to this now. It's anywhere from one to 200 downloads a day, which is pretty awesome. I just wanted to say thank you to all of those who went out to iTunes and left me a review. I appreciate that like crazy. Hey, the first 50 episodes of this podcast have been about me documenting the journey of me creating my product. It's something that I've been doing and using for a while with my own downline. Just if you're brand new, fair warning, I do not ever tell anyone what MLM I'm in. That's not the purpose of this podcast. I'm not here to pitch you. While I do recruit aggressively, I'm not here to tell you even what MLM meant.<br> The reason why is because I want to focus on strategies. The first 50 episodes have been documenting the journey of my creating the product that is more for just mainstream MLMers. I do have an adapted version of it toward, for my actual downline itself, but this is the one that's meant for anybody who's an MLM in general. It's really exciting, guys. It went really, really well. Today was the launch and it just happened just a few hours ago. Just really ended or at least the first round here with a whole bunch of people that just came in. It was a lot of fun. I really, really enjoyed it. We had about 170 people register, about 100 people were there, which is pretty normal. It's actually way higher than what you'd normally see on something like a live web class, which is actually really fun.<br> There's 100 people on pretty much the entire time and then we had quite a few people actually buy, actually a lot of people, which is a lot of fun. It was so fun. It's so exciting to see all the new people, the fresh people in and ready to rock. I've been really excited. I've been really pumped to welcome, welcome all those you guys who are brand new. Welcome to all of those, you guys who are just getting in. Those of you guys who haven't heard about it yet, that's totally fine. You can go to secretmlmhacks.com, secretmlmhacks.com. You'll be able to go and check out all of the different pieces and what everyone else is yelling happily about. Hey, there was something that I wanted to share with you guys, though.<br> This is I feel like ... Please put your thick skin on. I don't want to offend anybody. I don't want to offend. I'm not bagging on any person, but I am definitely making fun of a tactic. I'm making fun of a strategy that is very common inside the MLM space. It goes kind of like this. When you go and when you start to ... Let's say you're brand new in MLM, say you're brand new and people are your upline's excited that you've joined. It's kind of a new family. Let's say it's kind of a new experience. Nobody really knows who you are that much yet. Maybe, maybe you do and that's fine. Awesome. Excuse me. I'm getting over a cold. My throat's killing me. Let's say you're brand new in this opportunity, you're still learning.<br> You may not even know what a comp plan is totally. You may not even know what ... Let's say you're brand new, new, new, new, new and you get in and the first thing someone says is hey, let's go find out other people you might know who might be interested in this. There's nothing wrong with that. That's great. Absolutely. Absolutely. Once you've exhausted that list, what happens? You've been handed this amazing opportunity. You've been handed an opportunity on a silver platter, so to speak. Then, there's this massive problem that happens. There's this huge issue that pops up and the issue is how do I find more people. That's exactly what this product I just launched is all about.<br> Because here is the reality of it and this is stuff a lot of uplines don't want to talk about or they don't quite know what the answer is and it seems like the only strategy that's ever been taught and promoted is go talk to family and friends. There's nothing wrong with that. Like I said, if you know that somebody's interested in it, if you know that somebody is into it, that's fine. That's fine. When it's left to its own, when there's nothing else that's added into it, that strategy is stuck in the '90s. MLM is broken out of the box. It is. You sell the same stuff to the same people and then we expect to have different results, even though we sell the same product with the same script with the same fulfillment.<br> Everything is the same as everybody else on the upline and downline. Everything is. Then, we expect to have extraordinary results, even though we're doing things that are completely ordinary. We have thousands of other people that are into the MLM. It makes no sense. Doesn't make any sense. Here's the problem. When you recruit somebody, you actually give them two things. These are the two things you give somebody when you recruit somebody. The first thing that you give to them is an opportunity, obviously. Opportunity, they got a position in the downline, they might have some product, and they're very excited and that's great. They should be. They should be excited. We're talking about generation wealth potential here.<br> MLM is a great vehicle. The second thing that you hand them, so the first, the you hand them the opportunity. The second thing that you hand them, you also hand them a problem. There was a quote that I heard once that said that ... I'm going to botch the quote. I don't know exactly what it said. It was to the effect that you can measure the level of somebody's success to the same amount of problems that they've solved. Meaning that you can tell if someone's been super successful because they've solved a whole bunch of problems. That is the measurement of success. When you recruit somebody and you actually get them into your downline, you give them an opportunity but you also hand them a bunch of problems they got to go solve.<br> How do I find people? How do I pitch this thing? How do I talk? Do I know how to talk? Do I know how to talk to people? Do I know how to get outside my comfort zone? There's a lot of personal development things that an individual has to experience, but then there's also tactile things. How the heck do I find my people? Where do I go to actually become more successful? The reason my downline explodes is because I answered that question. I packaged up a whole bunch of amazing things to answer that question, so that they've got potentially, it's basically an unlimited supply of leads. It's amazing. It's ridiculous. I'm not pitching you on joining my downline. I'm just trying to tell you what I've done so you can model and do the same.<br> Please know that. You need to ... Here's a huge secret, massive secret. Number one. Definitely be all about and be all in on the opportunity that you're selling. Be all in. Be all about it. Most MLMers are out of the gates, which is great, and you should be. But, be very aware of the fact that you are also handing them a problem. The problem is how the heck do I find more people? Unless you solve that problem, the system that you gave them, which is hey just go talk to more relatives or friends will just continue to replicate and it's this broken system that replicates on top of itself. Does that make sense? That's what my product answers. That's the reason I put that out there. I'm super passionate about it because I wasn't handed anything else, the first MLM I joined.<br> I wasn't handed anything else. I wasn't handed nothing. The reason I did it, the reason I went and I got so frustrated is because the only thing that I was being handed was the same broken system as before. I started that for a while, but then after a while, I was like this is not sustainable. There's nothing sustainable about this. There's no way. I can't take this and run to market with it. It's not duplicatable. There's nothing duplicatable about the way I'm watching these other guys run this method. There are other methods. Wh...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What's up, guys? Hey. Man, we're hitting like ... We just flew past 10,000 downloads and we got a whole bunch of people listening to this now. It's anywhere from one to 200 downloads a day, which is pretty awesome. I just wanted to say thank you to all of those who went out to iTunes and left me a review. I appreciate that like crazy. Hey, the first 50 episodes of this podcast have been about me documenting the journey of me creating my product. It's something that I've been doing and using for a while with my own downline. Just if you're brand new, fair warning, I do not ever tell anyone what MLM I'm in. That's not the purpose of this podcast. I'm not here to pitch you. While I do recruit aggressively, I'm not here to tell you even what MLM meant. The reason why is because I want to focus on strategies. The first 50 episodes have been documenting the journey of my creating the product that is more for just mainstream MLMers. I do have an adapted version of it toward, for my actual downline itself, but this is the one that's meant for anybody who's an MLM in general. It's really exciting, guys. It went really, really well. Today was the launch and it just happened just a few hours ago. Just really ended or at least the first round here with a whole bunch of people that just came in. It was a lot of fun. I really, really enjoyed it. We had about 170 people register, about 100 people were there, which is pretty normal. It's actually way higher than what you'd normally see on something like a live web class, which is actually really fun. There's 100 people on pretty much the entire time and then we had quite a few people actually buy, actually a lot of people, which is a lot of fun. It was so fun. It's so exciting to see all the new people, the fresh people in and ready to rock. I've been really excited. I've been really pumped to welcome, welcome all those you guys who are brand new. Welcome to all of those, you guys who are just getting in. Those of you guys who haven't heard about it yet, that's totally fine. You can go to secretmlmhacks.com, secretmlmhacks.com. You'll be able to go and check out all of the different pieces and what everyone else is yelling happily about. Hey, there was something that I wanted to share with you guys, though. This is I feel like ... Please put your thick skin on. I don't want to offend anybody. I don't want to offend. I'm not bagging on any person, but I am definitely making fun of a tactic. I'm making fun of a strategy that is very common inside the MLM space. It goes kind of like this. When you go and when you start to ... Let's say you're brand new in MLM, say you're brand new and people are your upline's excited that you've joined. It's kind of a new family. Let's say it's kind of a new experience. Nobody really knows who you are that much yet. Maybe, maybe you do and that's fine. Awesome. Excuse me. I'm getting over a cold. My throat's killing me. Let's say you're brand new in this opportunity, you're still learning. You may not even know what a comp plan is totally. You may not even know what ... Let's say you're brand new, new, new, new, new and you get in and the first thing someone says is hey, let's go find out other people you might know who might be interested in this. There's nothing wrong with that. That's great. Absolutely. Absolutely. Once you've exhausted that list, what happens? You've been handed this amazing opportunity. You've been handed an opportunity on a silver platter, so to speak. Then, there's this massive problem that happens. There's this huge issue that pops up and the issue is how do I find more people. That's exactly what this product I just launched is all about. Because here is the reality of it and this is stuff a lot of uplines don't want to talk about or they don't quite know what the answer is and it seems like the only strategy that's ever been taught and promoted is go talk to family and friends. There's nothing wrong with that. Like I said, if you know that somebody's interested in it, if you know that somebody is into it, that's fine. That's fine. When it's left to its own, when there's nothing else that's added into it, that strategy is stuck in the '90s. MLM is broken out of the box. It is. You sell the same stuff to the same people and then we expect to have different results, even though we sell the same product with the same script with the same fulfillment. Everything is the same as everybody else on the upline and downline. Everything is. Then, we expect to have extraordinary results, even though we're doing things that are completely ordinary. We have thousands of other people that are into the MLM. It makes no sense. Doesn't make any sense. Here's the problem. When you recruit somebody, you actually give them two things. These are the two things you give somebody when you recruit somebody. The first thing that you give to them is an opportunity, obviously. Opportunity, they got a position in the downline, they might have...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>What's up, guys? Hey. Man, we're hitting like ... We just flew past 10,000 downloads and we got a whole bunch of people listening to this now. It's anywhere from one to 200 downloads a day, which is pretty awesome. I just wanted to say thank you to all of</itunes:subtitle>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Look every year I do a video where I publicly display what my goals for the next year. I thought it'd be kind of cool to actually publish the audio of that in this podcast. So it's not too often that I publish the same audio in two different shows but this is me being vulnerable. It always makes me nervous. Always makes me a little bit scared of what ... I've been able to go out ... I don't know. Just getting really, really clear on what I want and then actually going out and telling people what it is that I want to do. So the following is an audio piece from a video I literally took yesterday. So I'm excited to get this out to you guys.<br> The product Secret MLM Hacks is just about ready to go public which I'm very, very excited about. It's about 5 o'clock in the evening right now. I am rolling this out tomorrow at 2pm. January 4th, 2pm. I am so excited. I've just been hauling. I'm pretty sure I won't sleep tonight which I'm actually really excited about. Just the whole thing. I was getting kind of ... Anyways super stoked about that. So anyways this is my goal though for 2018. I challenge you to get out there and get public about whatever goal it is that you have. Get out there and start getting real with what that is.<br> The funny thing is that not only do you get more clear on what you want in order to tell people but you actually find that other people actually hold you accountable to that as well. So a lot of benefits that come from that. It also requires a little bit of growth on your side of being unapologetic on what you actually want for fear of offending others, what it is you're actually going for.<br> So anyway excited for you guys, excited for this episode. Let's dive right in.<br> So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> At the beginning of every single year, for the last ... This is the fourth time I've done it in a row now. Every January 1st I go and I find a spot and I think through what it is I want to get done in the next year. Then I publicly declare what that thing is. It's one of the scariest things I do. I honestly started it because I was tired of not feeling like I was ... I felt like I was going nowhere in life four years ago financially I mean, professionally with where I was going for my goals. All those things. I felt like ... I don't know.<br> It was in hopes that by declaring to go publicly several things would happen. Number one I'd hold my own feet to the fire better. Other people did as well but really the thing that I wanted to have happen is that by me getting serious enough to actually declare, "Here is my goal!" I finally would have a goal. Does that make sense? By getting specific enough on what the goals are that I have I actually would know what my own goals are. I don't know if that makes any sense but I wasn't really setting goals. I didn't have goals. I didn't have things that were ... I didn't have any of that kind of stuff. So what I decided to do is like, hey, what if I was to go set a goal publicly and tell everybody.<br> Interesting thing that happened is exactly what I thought. Number one it was scary. Number two it felt weird publicly to saying a number. Then what was kind of interesting is all these people started coming out of the woodwork and saying, "Steven, you can do this. You got this. You're the man. Go for it." Stuff like that. You know what's funny is I don't think ever I've actually hit the goal on target. I don't think ever and that's okay.<br> The first year I was like if I could just make an extra $1000 a month, it would change our entire life. We had almost nothing. We were living on student loans. It was hard as a man to go through that because I didn't feel like I was being a provider which is really rough. So it was like man if I could just do $1000 a month ... that was four years ago. Three years ago, the second time I did it was $3000 a month. I was like, "Oh, man I hit the $1000 a few times and this coming up, this next year, I'm going to go for $3000 a month." And then this next one ... The last one I did was $30,000 a month which was significantly higher obviously. But I'm pleased to say that I actually hit it a couple of times. This is excluding my salaried position. You know what I mean? It was exciting for me to see that. It was exciting for me to see that progress happen.<br> So yet again here I am. I'm going to set another goal for 2018. I only said ... I really focus on just one goal. I'm not really like a ... Let's set a billion goals out there. When I'm on stage, when I'm teaching, when I'm doing the different things that I do ... One of the things ... Especially a lot of my students, one of the things I see happen over and over and over again is somebody won't get started simply because they can't see all the path in between where they are and where they're trying to go. That's not how life works. You see the few steps in front of you. You see the peak of the mountain but you don't see all the trails in between. You don't see that there's a canyon in the middle. You don't see there's going to be all these different obstacles along the way. That's not how ... That's how life works. Okay. There's all these unexpected things that happen.<br> The reason I like setting these goals publicly like this is for the sole purpose of ... like I said holding my feet to the fire. But it's fun to know what I'm going to go try and accomplish. If I don't get it done, I'm going to be personally offended by myself about that. I'm actually going to ... I'll actually get mad about it. I'll actually get mad about not hitting the goal. Not reaching what it is I said I would do. But I also know that's okay. I sprint as hard as I can towards it.<br> It was cool that first year there was only a couple of times I hit $1000 a month. It felt like this insurmountable massive thing. I was like, "Oh my gosh! This is changing my life!" Then the second year when it was just $3000 a month the same thing. I only hit it a couple times I think. And it was like, "Holy crap! That's massive!"<br> What it made me go learn because I set the goal was the kind of knowledge I needed to hit those goals. I don't totally know all the steps and pieces to be able to hit the goal that I'm going for, for this next year. But I know that I'm motivated enough now to go hit it and people are watching me which is kind of weird but that's how I'm doing it. It's been working.<br> So here's the goal. Okay. So the first year, I hit $1000 a month just a few rounds. Second year, I hit $3000 a month a few rounds. Last year, I hit $30,000 a month a few rounds. I decided I would take a leap. A huge leap of faith here and quit my job. So I actually, as of yesterday, am no longer employed by anybody. I am self-employed which might sound ludicrous but it's ... I'm just following the pattern. I'm following the pattern I see from other people. I'm following the pattern I've seen the last few years. I'm self-employed. That extra little added good pressure, not bad pressure, good pressure is helping me grow. I can already feel it. It's only day two. Okay. It's like I already feel my feet being held to the fire, which would be nice right now. It's pretty cold out.<br> But I was sitting in a Mastermind and I was listening to all these other people and I was listening to how they were talking and I was watching. Most of them are all self-employed. I was watching each one of them and the struggles and challenges they were going through. I feel like the thing that I need to do to keep my progress going is something that I'm afraid of admitting. ...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Look every year I do a video where I publicly display what my goals for the next year. I thought it'd be kind of cool to actually publish the audio of that in this podcast. So it's not too often that I publish the same audio in two different shows but this is me being vulnerable. It always makes me nervous. Always makes me a little bit scared of what ... I've been able to go out ... I don't know. Just getting really, really clear on what I want and then actually going out and telling people what it is that I want to do. So the following is an audio piece from a video I literally took yesterday. So I'm excited to get this out to you guys.<br> The product Secret MLM Hacks is just about ready to go public which I'm very, very excited about. It's about 5 o'clock in the evening right now. I am rolling this out tomorrow at 2pm. January 4th, 2pm. I am so excited. I've just been hauling. I'm pretty sure I won't sleep tonight which I'm actually really excited about. Just the whole thing. I was getting kind of ... Anyways super stoked about that. So anyways this is my goal though for 2018. I challenge you to get out there and get public about whatever goal it is that you have. Get out there and start getting real with what that is.<br> The funny thing is that not only do you get more clear on what you want in order to tell people but you actually find that other people actually hold you accountable to that as well. So a lot of benefits that come from that. It also requires a little bit of growth on your side of being unapologetic on what you actually want for fear of offending others, what it is you're actually going for.<br> So anyway excited for you guys, excited for this episode. Let's dive right in.<br> So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> At the beginning of every single year, for the last ... This is the fourth time I've done it in a row now. Every January 1st I go and I find a spot and I think through what it is I want to get done in the next year. Then I publicly declare what that thing is. It's one of the scariest things I do. I honestly started it because I was tired of not feeling like I was ... I felt like I was going nowhere in life four years ago financially I mean, professionally with where I was going for my goals. All those things. I felt like ... I don't know.<br> It was in hopes that by declaring to go publicly several things would happen. Number one I'd hold my own feet to the fire better. Other people did as well but really the thing that I wanted to have happen is that by me getting serious enough to actually declare, "Here is my goal!" I finally would have a goal. Does that make sense? By getting specific enough on what the goals are that I have I actually would know what my own goals are. I don't know if that makes any sense but I wasn't really setting goals. I didn't have goals. I didn't have things that were ... I didn't have any of that kind of stuff. So what I decided to do is like, hey, what if I was to go set a goal publicly and tell everybody.<br> Interesting thing that happened is exactly what I thought. Number one it was scary. Number two it felt weird publicly to saying a number. Then what was kind of interesting is all these people started coming out of the woodwork and saying, "Steven, you can do this. You got this. You're the man. Go for it." Stuff like that. You know what's funny is I don't think ever I've actually hit the goal on target. I don't think ever and that's okay.<br> The first year I was like if I could just make an extra $1000 a month, it would change our entire life. We had almost nothing. We were living on student loans. It was hard as a man to go through that because I didn't feel like I was being a provider which is really rough. So it was like man if I could just do $1000 a month ... that was four years ago. Three years ago, the second time I did it was $3000 a month. I was like, "Oh, man I hit the $1000 a few times and this coming up, this next year, I'm going to go for $3000 a month." And then this next one ... The last one I did was $30,000 a month which was significantly higher obviously. But I'm pleased to say that I actually hit it a couple of times. This is excluding my salaried position. You know what I mean? It was exciting for me to see that. It was exciting for me to see that progress happen.<br> So yet again here I am. I'm going to set another goal for 2018. I only said ... I really focus on just one goal. I'm not really like a ... Let's set a billion goals out there. When I'm on stage, when I'm teaching, when I'm doing the different things that I do ... One of the things ... Especially a lot of my students, one of the things I see happen over and over and over again is somebody won't get started simply because they can't see all the path in between where they are and where they're trying to go. That's not how life works. You see the few steps in front of you. You see the peak of the mountain but you don't see all the trails in between. You don't see that there's a canyon in the middle. You don't see there's going to be all these different obstacles along the way. That's not how ... That's how life works. Okay. There's all these unexpected things that happen.<br> The reason I like setting these goals publicly like this is for the sole purpose of ... like I said holding my feet to the fire. But it's fun to know what I'm going to go try and accomplish. If I don't get it done, I'm going to be personally offended by myself about that. I'm actually going to ... I'll actually get mad about it. I'll actually get mad about not hitting the goal. Not reaching what it is I said I would do. But I also know that's okay. I sprint as hard as I can towards it.<br> It was cool that first year there was only a couple of times I hit $1000 a month. It felt like this insurmountable massive thing. I was like, "Oh my gosh! This is changing my life!" Then the second year when it was just $3000 a month the same thing. I only hit it a couple times I think. And it was like, "Holy crap! That's massive!"<br> What it made me go learn because I set the goal was the kind of knowledge I needed to hit those goals. I don't totally know all the steps and pieces to be able to hit the goal that I'm going for, for this next year. But I know that I'm motivated enough now to go hit it and people are watching me which is kind of weird but that's how I'm doing it. It's been working.<br> So here's the goal. Okay. So the first year, I hit $1000 a month just a few rounds. Second year, I hit $3000 a month a few rounds. Last year, I hit $30,000 a month a few rounds. I decided I would take a leap. A huge leap of faith here and quit my job. So I actually, as of yesterday, am no longer employed by anybody. I am self-employed which might sound ludicrous but it's ... I'm just following the pattern. I'm following the pattern I see from other people. I'm following the pattern I've seen the last few years. I'm self-employed. That extra little added good pressure, not bad pressure, good pressure is helping me grow. I can already feel it. It's only day two. Okay. It's like I already feel my feet being held to the fire, which would be nice right now. It's pretty cold out.<br> But I was sitting in a Mastermind and I was listening to all these other people and I was listening to how they were talking and I was watching. Most of them are all self-employed. I was watching each one of them and the struggles and challenges they were going through. I feel like the thing that I need to do to keep my progress going is something that I'm afraid of admitting. ...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Look every year I do a video where I publicly display what my goals for the next year. I thought it'd be kind of cool to actually publish the audio of that in this podcast. So it's not too often that I publish the same audio in two different shows but this is me being vulnerable. It always makes me nervous. Always makes me a little bit scared of what ... I've been able to go out ... I don't know. Just getting really, really clear on what I want and then actually going out and telling people what it is that I want to do. So the following is an audio piece from a video I literally took yesterday. So I'm excited to get this out to you guys. The product Secret MLM Hacks is just about ready to go public which I'm very, very excited about. It's about 5 o'clock in the evening right now. I am rolling this out tomorrow at 2pm. January 4th, 2pm. I am so excited. I've just been hauling. I'm pretty sure I won't sleep tonight which I'm actually really excited about. Just the whole thing. I was getting kind of ... Anyways super stoked about that. So anyways this is my goal though for 2018. I challenge you to get out there and get public about whatever goal it is that you have. Get out there and start getting real with what that is. The funny thing is that not only do you get more clear on what you want in order to tell people but you actually find that other people actually hold you accountable to that as well. So a lot of benefits that come from that. It also requires a little bit of growth on your side of being unapologetic on what you actually want for fear of offending others, what it is you're actually going for. So anyway excited for you guys, excited for this episode. Let's dive right in. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. At the beginning of every single year, for the last ... This is the fourth time I've done it in a row now. Every January 1st I go and I find a spot and I think through what it is I want to get done in the next year. Then I publicly declare what that thing is. It's one of the scariest things I do. I honestly started it because I was tired of not feeling like I was ... I felt like I was going nowhere in life four years ago financially I mean, professionally with where I was going for my goals. All those things. I felt like ... I don't know. It was in hopes that by declaring to go publicly several things would happen. Number one I'd hold my own feet to the fire better. Other people did as well but really the thing that I wanted to have happen is that by me getting serious enough to actually declare, "Here is my goal!" I finally would have a goal. Does that make sense? By getting specific enough on what the goals are that I have I actually would know what my own goals are. I don't know if that makes any sense but I wasn't really setting goals. I didn't have goals. I didn't have things that were ... I didn't have any of that kind of stuff. So what I decided to do is like, hey, what if I was to go set a goal publicly and tell everybody. Interesting thing that happened is exactly what I thought. Number one it was scary. Number two it felt weird publicly to saying a number. Then what was kind of interesting is all these people started coming out of the woodwork and saying, "Steven, you can do this. You got this. You're the man. Go for it." Stuff like that. You know what's funny is I don't think ever I've actually hit the goal on target. I don't think ever and that's okay. The first year I was like if I could just make an extra $1000 a month, it would change our entire life. We had almost nothing. We were living on student loans. It was hard as a man to go through that because I didn't feel like I was being a provider which is really rough. So it was like man if I could just do $1000 a month ... that was four years ago. Three years ago, the second time I did it was $3000 a month. I was like, "Oh, man I hit the $1000 a few times and this coming up, this next year, I'm going to go for $3000 a month." And then this next one ... The last one I did was $30,000 a month which was significantly higher obviously. But I'm pleased to say that I actually hit it a couple of times. This is excluding my salaried position. You know what I mean? It was exciting for me to see that. 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        <![CDATA[<p>You guys how are you doing? So I'm recording this on January 1st but it will probably go out tomorrow though. But I'm super excited for this year, this year, this day, this morning is actually something I've been fantasying about for six years. In fact, I was trying not to get emotional this morning about it. Man tears of course, man tears, they're very tough. But I have been, I've been wanting to do what I'm doing right now for six years give or take I'm sure a little bit of time as the dream became more and more clear, but I've been so stoked to do this.<br> You guys I left my job last weekend and I am full time, doing this now full time. And I've had plenty of people tell me I'm crazy. I've had plenty of people tell me that I'm brave. I've had plenty of people tell me, "Yeah you'll do great. Go get it." A lot of people tell me I won't. All over the place, it's so funny anytime you ... I'm sure that you guys have all experienced it before especially when you get into any kind of MLM or do anything, do anything in life. People come out of the woodwork to let you know their own opinion which is pretty funny. It's awesome, but at the same time it makes me kind of laugh because like us you're an armchair quarterback sometimes aren't ya? You know, depending on what they said. And I've had plenty of people let time know that what I'm doing is dumb. A lot of people tell me, "Hey, this is going to be great. Good luck. You're killing it already, like you've got nothing to fear."<br> It's interesting. You will experience this, and if you have not experienced this yet in MLM, my guess is you probably are not marketing hard enough, number one. Number two, don't worry it's coming. Okay, it's on the way, and your reactions towards it are very much going to determine what happens to you afterwards, how you continue to go forward.<br> There's a great, great quote by Tony Robbins. I can't say the quote directly but I remember the idea, and the idea was that if you want to change your life you have to simply change the story that you've been telling yourself in your head, and I had to do that. I had to do that really very much on purpose, especially as both people who are excited for me started telling me about it, but also a lot of the naysayers as they've been coming out. I had to be careful of the story that was going on in my head and I was just thinking this morning, just meditating and deep pondering this morning as I was getting ready, I was thinking about how blessed I feel that I can go do this and that to come with you guys and share with you how I've been marketing and getting people applying to join my downline.<br> How I've been getting people not just to get in my downline, but what I do with them to really duplicate me, and give them proven systems and processes and what I do with each one of them to really ... I mean it's amazing. It's amazing. And I've had a hard time finding anyone else in the MLM industry who really opens up like this and I'm not trying to pat my own back, but it is one of the major reasons why I started this podcast. Like everyone is approaching MLM from the stand point of, "What do you say to get someone to join an MLM? What do you say to get someone in here"... What do you do here ...<br> In my opinion that's great but it's also the wrong approach and so I go through and I help people understand how to create offers. How do you actually become unique in MLM again? When truly you're upline and downline, you're in competition with them, you know? You all sell the same thing, you're trying to go for the same people. They are your team but they're also in competition. So how do I approach that with my team so that we're not all competing with each other and we can all thrive in our own thing? How do you actually ...<br> That's amazing that's a huge promise and the only reason I can promise it is because I've been doing it in other industries and I do it in these other, specifically one other, and I mean it works. It's been working. That's literally what I do for a living is I help people take their product and I help evolve it, so that they're taking a step out of where all the red ocean is and back into a blue ocean. That's what I do. So I help people do that, help people create automated funnels, and automated selling scripts, automated closing things, and I've been super excited. I have been fantasying. It's probably the wrong word, but I've been fantasying about how to do this, or the fact that I get to share it for a long time.<br> It's January 1st 2018 and I can't even believe it. I started this tradition about four years ago. And you can find it on YouTube if you want, but on YouTube about four years ago I realized how sick I was with where we were. I was in college. We were broke and I decided that I would get really vocal about my goals. And that I only wanted to set one goal. And I would set a monetary, a fiscal goal, and my goal that I would go out and I would set ... Here's basically what I did, I grabbed my phone or my computer and turned the camera on. And I publicly declare what my goal is for the next year, financially, and then I account for what happened last year.<br> So I've been doing this for four years in a row now and I always put the video out on YouTube. I usually make a podcast episode about it. I did last year. But there's four years of this now. I'm about to do it again. which is the fourth year today. I'm about to do it again and I'll probably put that out to you guys so you can hear what it is and it's one of the scariest things that I do.<br> But it's funny because as I got really clear that ... Okay the naysayers have been around me for a long time. But also so are a lot of the people who are trying to ... It's a yin and a yang thing, I created a divide for my own life. I didn't mean to, but on one side are all these people saying, "Yes you can do it." And on the other side all these people saying, "You're dumb, are you kidding me? That's stupid. Stick with your job. Stay with your nine to five. There's security there." Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And I knew that's not what I wanted. And I knew that I've always wanted to be on my own. I've always wanted to go on my own.I've been excited to do so. But it's funny that as you get super clear ... That's the thing I realized really quickly, as I got really clear on what I wanted, so much so, so much so, that I could actually get out there and actually go publicly declare it.<br> I mean that's pretty freaky a little bit. It's in some scenarios to say the actual number that I'm going for, and actually where I was last ... You know, the year before. It's pretty ... It's humbling, you know to realize that, but it's also extremely, oh my gosh like such fire in the gut because not only now have I gotten real with myself, and honest with myself, but then all these people who are the people who are trying to listen to, the people who are trying to buoy me up. The people who are trying to help me. They come out and they say, "Steven, you better do that man, you better do that. How you doing? How's your goal?" And because I get clear on it, other people also help me.<br> You know so whenever I do feel like you know I'd love to sleep in, or something was just really so hard that I went through it. I just went through something that certainly was not a win. In fact, it was a loss, or whatever, you know what I mean? People are already around me, and I didn't mean to do that. I didn't know that would be a side benefit of me getting public about my goals. But it is, and I do, and I am, and I'm inviting you to do the same thing. I don't care if you do it about a financial goal or whatever, but just choose one thing, not this massive list of crap you'll never do. What's the one linchpin that if you attacked that it would swing this massive gate of success?<br> My dad grew up on a farm. I think he was the first one to go to college in my family histo...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>You guys how are you doing? So I'm recording this on January 1st but it will probably go out tomorrow though. But I'm super excited for this year, this year, this day, this morning is actually something I've been fantasying about for six years. In fact, I was trying not to get emotional this morning about it. Man tears of course, man tears, they're very tough. But I have been, I've been wanting to do what I'm doing right now for six years give or take I'm sure a little bit of time as the dream became more and more clear, but I've been so stoked to do this.<br> You guys I left my job last weekend and I am full time, doing this now full time. And I've had plenty of people tell me I'm crazy. I've had plenty of people tell me that I'm brave. I've had plenty of people tell me, "Yeah you'll do great. Go get it." A lot of people tell me I won't. All over the place, it's so funny anytime you ... I'm sure that you guys have all experienced it before especially when you get into any kind of MLM or do anything, do anything in life. People come out of the woodwork to let you know their own opinion which is pretty funny. It's awesome, but at the same time it makes me kind of laugh because like us you're an armchair quarterback sometimes aren't ya? You know, depending on what they said. And I've had plenty of people let time know that what I'm doing is dumb. A lot of people tell me, "Hey, this is going to be great. Good luck. You're killing it already, like you've got nothing to fear."<br> It's interesting. You will experience this, and if you have not experienced this yet in MLM, my guess is you probably are not marketing hard enough, number one. Number two, don't worry it's coming. Okay, it's on the way, and your reactions towards it are very much going to determine what happens to you afterwards, how you continue to go forward.<br> There's a great, great quote by Tony Robbins. I can't say the quote directly but I remember the idea, and the idea was that if you want to change your life you have to simply change the story that you've been telling yourself in your head, and I had to do that. I had to do that really very much on purpose, especially as both people who are excited for me started telling me about it, but also a lot of the naysayers as they've been coming out. I had to be careful of the story that was going on in my head and I was just thinking this morning, just meditating and deep pondering this morning as I was getting ready, I was thinking about how blessed I feel that I can go do this and that to come with you guys and share with you how I've been marketing and getting people applying to join my downline.<br> How I've been getting people not just to get in my downline, but what I do with them to really duplicate me, and give them proven systems and processes and what I do with each one of them to really ... I mean it's amazing. It's amazing. And I've had a hard time finding anyone else in the MLM industry who really opens up like this and I'm not trying to pat my own back, but it is one of the major reasons why I started this podcast. Like everyone is approaching MLM from the stand point of, "What do you say to get someone to join an MLM? What do you say to get someone in here"... What do you do here ...<br> In my opinion that's great but it's also the wrong approach and so I go through and I help people understand how to create offers. How do you actually become unique in MLM again? When truly you're upline and downline, you're in competition with them, you know? You all sell the same thing, you're trying to go for the same people. They are your team but they're also in competition. So how do I approach that with my team so that we're not all competing with each other and we can all thrive in our own thing? How do you actually ...<br> That's amazing that's a huge promise and the only reason I can promise it is because I've been doing it in other industries and I do it in these other, specifically one other, and I mean it works. It's been working. That's literally what I do for a living is I help people take their product and I help evolve it, so that they're taking a step out of where all the red ocean is and back into a blue ocean. That's what I do. So I help people do that, help people create automated funnels, and automated selling scripts, automated closing things, and I've been super excited. I have been fantasying. It's probably the wrong word, but I've been fantasying about how to do this, or the fact that I get to share it for a long time.<br> It's January 1st 2018 and I can't even believe it. I started this tradition about four years ago. And you can find it on YouTube if you want, but on YouTube about four years ago I realized how sick I was with where we were. I was in college. We were broke and I decided that I would get really vocal about my goals. And that I only wanted to set one goal. And I would set a monetary, a fiscal goal, and my goal that I would go out and I would set ... Here's basically what I did, I grabbed my phone or my computer and turned the camera on. And I publicly declare what my goal is for the next year, financially, and then I account for what happened last year.<br> So I've been doing this for four years in a row now and I always put the video out on YouTube. I usually make a podcast episode about it. I did last year. But there's four years of this now. I'm about to do it again. which is the fourth year today. I'm about to do it again and I'll probably put that out to you guys so you can hear what it is and it's one of the scariest things that I do.<br> But it's funny because as I got really clear that ... Okay the naysayers have been around me for a long time. But also so are a lot of the people who are trying to ... It's a yin and a yang thing, I created a divide for my own life. I didn't mean to, but on one side are all these people saying, "Yes you can do it." And on the other side all these people saying, "You're dumb, are you kidding me? That's stupid. Stick with your job. Stay with your nine to five. There's security there." Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And I knew that's not what I wanted. And I knew that I've always wanted to be on my own. I've always wanted to go on my own.I've been excited to do so. But it's funny that as you get super clear ... That's the thing I realized really quickly, as I got really clear on what I wanted, so much so, so much so, that I could actually get out there and actually go publicly declare it.<br> I mean that's pretty freaky a little bit. It's in some scenarios to say the actual number that I'm going for, and actually where I was last ... You know, the year before. It's pretty ... It's humbling, you know to realize that, but it's also extremely, oh my gosh like such fire in the gut because not only now have I gotten real with myself, and honest with myself, but then all these people who are the people who are trying to listen to, the people who are trying to buoy me up. The people who are trying to help me. They come out and they say, "Steven, you better do that man, you better do that. How you doing? How's your goal?" And because I get clear on it, other people also help me.<br> You know so whenever I do feel like you know I'd love to sleep in, or something was just really so hard that I went through it. I just went through something that certainly was not a win. In fact, it was a loss, or whatever, you know what I mean? People are already around me, and I didn't mean to do that. I didn't know that would be a side benefit of me getting public about my goals. But it is, and I do, and I am, and I'm inviting you to do the same thing. I don't care if you do it about a financial goal or whatever, but just choose one thing, not this massive list of crap you'll never do. What's the one linchpin that if you attacked that it would swing this massive gate of success?<br> My dad grew up on a farm. I think he was the first one to go to college in my family histo...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>You guys how are you doing? So I'm recording this on January 1st but it will probably go out tomorrow though. But I'm super excited for this year, this year, this day, this morning is actually something I've been fantasying about for six years. In fact, I was trying not to get emotional this morning about it. Man tears of course, man tears, they're very tough. But I have been, I've been wanting to do what I'm doing right now for six years give or take I'm sure a little bit of time as the dream became more and more clear, but I've been so stoked to do this. You guys I left my job last weekend and I am full time, doing this now full time. And I've had plenty of people tell me I'm crazy. I've had plenty of people tell me that I'm brave. I've had plenty of people tell me, "Yeah you'll do great. Go get it." A lot of people tell me I won't. All over the place, it's so funny anytime you ... I'm sure that you guys have all experienced it before especially when you get into any kind of MLM or do anything, do anything in life. People come out of the woodwork to let you know their own opinion which is pretty funny. It's awesome, but at the same time it makes me kind of laugh because like us you're an armchair quarterback sometimes aren't ya? You know, depending on what they said. And I've had plenty of people let time know that what I'm doing is dumb. A lot of people tell me, "Hey, this is going to be great. Good luck. You're killing it already, like you've got nothing to fear." It's interesting. You will experience this, and if you have not experienced this yet in MLM, my guess is you probably are not marketing hard enough, number one. Number two, don't worry it's coming. Okay, it's on the way, and your reactions towards it are very much going to determine what happens to you afterwards, how you continue to go forward. There's a great, great quote by Tony Robbins. I can't say the quote directly but I remember the idea, and the idea was that if you want to change your life you have to simply change the story that you've been telling yourself in your head, and I had to do that. I had to do that really very much on purpose, especially as both people who are excited for me started telling me about it, but also a lot of the naysayers as they've been coming out. I had to be careful of the story that was going on in my head and I was just thinking this morning, just meditating and deep pondering this morning as I was getting ready, I was thinking about how blessed I feel that I can go do this and that to come with you guys and share with you how I've been marketing and getting people applying to join my downline. How I've been getting people not just to get in my downline, but what I do with them to really duplicate me, and give them proven systems and processes and what I do with each one of them to really ... I mean it's amazing. It's amazing. And I've had a hard time finding anyone else in the MLM industry who really opens up like this and I'm not trying to pat my own back, but it is one of the major reasons why I started this podcast. Like everyone is approaching MLM from the stand point of, "What do you say to get someone to join an MLM? What do you say to get someone in here"... What do you do here ... In my opinion that's great but it's also the wrong approach and so I go through and I help people understand how to create offers. How do you actually become unique in MLM again? When truly you're upline and downline, you're in competition with them, you know? You all sell the same thing, you're trying to go for the same people. They are your team but they're also in competition. So how do I approach that with my team so that we're not all competing with each other and we can all thrive in our own thing? How do you actually ... That's amazing that's a huge promise and the only reason I can promise it is because I've been doing it in other industries and I do it in these other, specifically one other, and I mean it works. It's been working. That's literally what I do for a living is I help people take their product and I help evolve it, so that they're taking a step out of where all the red ocean is and back into a blue ocean. That's what I do. So I help people do that, help people create automated funnels, and automated selling scripts, automated closing things, and I've been super excited. I have been fantasying. It's probably the wrong word, but I've been fantasying about how to do this, or the fact that I get to share it for a long time. It's January 1st 2018 and I can't even believe it. I started this tradition about four years ago. And you can find it on YouTube if you want, but on YouTube about four years ago I realized how sick I was with where we were. I was in college. 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One day I was driving out to the area, and I was with a bunch of other guys. We were in my buddy's it was either a truck or SUV, I can't remember what kind of car. We were driving out and there was all these billboards on the highway. If I've told this story before just kind of bear with me. There's an aspect to this that I think you should hear.<br> We were driving out, and all these billboards on the side of the highway. Then suddenly I had the thought hit me, hard. This was my exact thought. Isn't it interesting that I am driving out to convince people to spend money, who woke up and were not planning to spend money today versus people who call these billboards off the highway are trying to get information on how to buy. I was like that's interesting. That's very, very interesting.<br> You guys ever heard the term, prospecting pushes while marketing pulls? I was basically prospecting. Door to door wise I was prospecting. I was going door to door prospecting this thing, and that's the reason I don't like to go to the mall. I'm not telling you not to do that. I'm not telling you to not sale ways that you've proven to go do it. If you're a master at home parties awesome. I'm not, and I don't want to learn to be. That's part of the reason why though. Is because, prospecting pushes and marketing pulls. Right? I want to be able to market and kind of pull people along who are already in motion.<br> What I did though is a kind of actual door to door thing. What I did though is I remember I was kind of ruined the rest of the summer. I went back home after the summer, actually before I went home I started placing all these ads all over the internet. I started placing these ads out, and I started saying things like hey here's our ... I basically put our pitch, the same pitch that I was giving the people on the doors I put in ads on free classified sites on the internet. I didn't realize that I actually was breaking some laws by doing that, but I was just taking action.<br> I had to take them down after a while, but what was crazy is my phone started blowing up, and I was getting phone sales like a beast. More sales than I typically was averaging in a single day were just coming to me. My boss was like, "How are you doing that?" I was like, "Dude, I literally just placed these ads out on the internet. Oh my gosh this is crazy." I was ruined though. I was ruined. I had to take them down, and I couldn't stop, but there was this opened fleet window of just all these sales coming, and these sales coming. I was like, "Oh my gosh. What is this?"<br> It ruined me, because I kept walking around thinking I know that I could sale today, but how did that happen? How can I replicate that? Was that just a fluke? I mean, it happened so quick, and there was all these people, and I got tons. It was like holy crap. So I was ruined the rest of the summer because I was like there's a different way to do this. How do I do this? You can use the internet for this kind of stuff? I was so new, I was so green. This was four and a half years ago.<br> When I first really started to learn about funnels, sales funnels, and the internet, and things like that. Anyway, I've never forgotten that. I went on to go learn how to place different ads in different places, and how to communicate to a bunch of people at once rather than just one on one.<br> Fast forward a little bit. So Russell Brunson and I run an event currently right now called the FHAT event, Funnel Hackathon. Okay? For three straight days we basically help someone set up the funnel, and business, and structure, and sales message, and offer to get them from zero to seven figures. That's the whole event, and it's kind of high ticket, and it's a ton of fun. It's three days long. We really don't let people sleep much, and it's awesome.<br> We had this realization though. We were prepping for one of these, and he gets onstage and teaches a while, I get onstage and teach a while, we'll get on together we teach a while. That's how it happened in the last one anyway. Then he leaves, and then I pretty much take the full second day almost, and then almost the full third day. It's a lot of fun. We go from 9:00 AM to midnight. It's a long day. It's a long day to be on stage, long day to be on, long day to be turned on and be in on mode, presenting mode the whole time. I really like it.<br> We were planning for one of these events, and we had done it many times, but we were just refining. We were making things better. We had this epiphany. We had this realization while we were preparing that one of the major reasons why we were being so successful with this stuff was because, what we had learned how to do was instead of selling one to one ... This is super key you guys. Oh my gosh, what I'm about to say here can change your entire MLM for good. This is the reason why ... I know why I'm being successful with this. I know why my funnels work. I know exactly ... It's not an accident.<br> I know exactly what is pulling people to me, and I know exactly why I'm able to still breath. I know exactly why I'm still able to live, have time, do things that I'd like to. I know why. I know exactly why they convert, and why, why it's being successful. Which is worth way more than being successful by accident. Here's why. It had to do with this realization, I don't know how many months ago this was it was a while ago though, we were preparing for one of these events and we had this realization that the reason we were being so successful was because we had learned how to sale one to many, instead of one to one.<br> That's the reason I don't like to go do hotel meetings, it's the reason I don't like to do talk to people at the mall moves, or talk to people ... I'm not good at those things. They stress me out. I'm actually not that amazing person to person. I'm fine onstage. It's funny enough, I actually am more relaxed on stage then sometimes one on one. It's not that I don't want to meet people, or that I don't like interviewing people, I do. I love that stuff, it's awesome, but for some reason face to face I don't know what it is, it's my personality. 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One day I was driving out to the area, and I was with a bunch of other guys. We were in my buddy's it was either a truck or SUV, I can't remember what kind of car. We were driving out and there was all these billboards on the highway. If I've told this story before just kind of bear with me. There's an aspect to this that I think you should hear.<br> We were driving out, and all these billboards on the side of the highway. Then suddenly I had the thought hit me, hard. This was my exact thought. Isn't it interesting that I am driving out to convince people to spend money, who woke up and were not planning to spend money today versus people who call these billboards off the highway are trying to get information on how to buy. I was like that's interesting. That's very, very interesting.<br> You guys ever heard the term, prospecting pushes while marketing pulls? I was basically prospecting. Door to door wise I was prospecting. I was going door to door prospecting this thing, and that's the reason I don't like to go to the mall. I'm not telling you not to do that. I'm not telling you to not sale ways that you've proven to go do it. If you're a master at home parties awesome. I'm not, and I don't want to learn to be. That's part of the reason why though. Is because, prospecting pushes and marketing pulls. Right? I want to be able to market and kind of pull people along who are already in motion.<br> What I did though is a kind of actual door to door thing. What I did though is I remember I was kind of ruined the rest of the summer. I went back home after the summer, actually before I went home I started placing all these ads all over the internet. I started placing these ads out, and I started saying things like hey here's our ... I basically put our pitch, the same pitch that I was giving the people on the doors I put in ads on free classified sites on the internet. I didn't realize that I actually was breaking some laws by doing that, but I was just taking action.<br> I had to take them down after a while, but what was crazy is my phone started blowing up, and I was getting phone sales like a beast. More sales than I typically was averaging in a single day were just coming to me. My boss was like, "How are you doing that?" I was like, "Dude, I literally just placed these ads out on the internet. Oh my gosh this is crazy." I was ruined though. I was ruined. I had to take them down, and I couldn't stop, but there was this opened fleet window of just all these sales coming, and these sales coming. I was like, "Oh my gosh. What is this?"<br> It ruined me, because I kept walking around thinking I know that I could sale today, but how did that happen? How can I replicate that? Was that just a fluke? I mean, it happened so quick, and there was all these people, and I got tons. It was like holy crap. So I was ruined the rest of the summer because I was like there's a different way to do this. How do I do this? You can use the internet for this kind of stuff? I was so new, I was so green. This was four and a half years ago.<br> When I first really started to learn about funnels, sales funnels, and the internet, and things like that. Anyway, I've never forgotten that. I went on to go learn how to place different ads in different places, and how to communicate to a bunch of people at once rather than just one on one.<br> Fast forward a little bit. So Russell Brunson and I run an event currently right now called the FHAT event, Funnel Hackathon. Okay? For three straight days we basically help someone set up the funnel, and business, and structure, and sales message, and offer to get them from zero to seven figures. That's the whole event, and it's kind of high ticket, and it's a ton of fun. It's three days long. We really don't let people sleep much, and it's awesome.<br> We had this realization though. We were prepping for one of these, and he gets onstage and teaches a while, I get onstage and teach a while, we'll get on together we teach a while. That's how it happened in the last one anyway. Then he leaves, and then I pretty much take the full second day almost, and then almost the full third day. It's a lot of fun. We go from 9:00 AM to midnight. It's a long day. It's a long day to be on stage, long day to be on, long day to be turned on and be in on mode, presenting mode the whole time. I really like it.<br> We were planning for one of these events, and we had done it many times, but we were just refining. We were making things better. We had this epiphany. We had this realization while we were preparing that one of the major reasons why we were being so successful with this stuff was because, what we had learned how to do was instead of selling one to one ... This is super key you guys. Oh my gosh, what I'm about to say here can change your entire MLM for good. This is the reason why ... I know why I'm being successful with this. I know why my funnels work. I know exactly ... It's not an accident.<br> I know exactly what is pulling people to me, and I know exactly why I'm able to still breath. I know exactly why I'm still able to live, have time, do things that I'd like to. I know why. I know exactly why they convert, and why, why it's being successful. Which is worth way more than being successful by accident. Here's why. It had to do with this realization, I don't know how many months ago this was it was a while ago though, we were preparing for one of these events and we had this realization that the reason we were being so successful was because we had learned how to sale one to many, instead of one to one.<br> That's the reason I don't like to go do hotel meetings, it's the reason I don't like to do talk to people at the mall moves, or talk to people ... I'm not good at those things. They stress me out. I'm actually not that amazing person to person. I'm fine onstage. It's funny enough, I actually am more relaxed on stage then sometimes one on one. It's not that I don't want to meet people, or that I don't like interviewing people, I do. I love that stuff, it's awesome, but for some reason face to face I don't know what it is, it's my personality. I'm not shy, but I'm more comfortable on stage in front of a ton people than just one on one.<br> Which is interesting, because selling one to many is the whole thing that I teach people how to do at that event. The type of presentation that allows the entrepreneur to do that. All I've done, all I do with my actual down line is I teach them how to sale one to many. How to pitch one to many, how to be prospecting, how to be marketing one to many. Instead of one to one, instead of thinking through the two or three people that you could get into your down lines.<br> Do you know the average person only pulls in like, I heard the stat was like 2.3 people in their whole MLM career ever? Holy smokes. Guys I pulled like 20 people in in my first week. Why ... And I'm not bragging. I am not bragging. I'm just trying to prove to you that what I'm talking about works. Then they all went out and th...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Hey, I hope you guys are doing great. I've got somewhat of a fast episode for you today, but this is a powerful lesson. Look, I used to do door to door sales, and a lot of you guys know that. That I was a door to door sales guy, and I wasn't bad at it, and I was a telemarketer as well. I chose to do those things on purpose because I wanted to be able to go through experiences that would teach me how to sale in high pressure environments. I wanted to learn how to sale in environments that ... Frankly, I wanted to get uncomfortable. Which was a weird thing for me to realize that I needed to go do, but in order for me to grow and get out of my shell I had to do that. So I went and I started doing door to door sales. I started going, and I wasn't bad at it, like I said. In fact, I was the number two first year salesmen for like half the summer. Then there was this experience I had that completely ruined me. One day I was driving out to the area, and I was with a bunch of other guys. We were in my buddy's it was either a truck or SUV, I can't remember what kind of car. We were driving out and there was all these billboards on the highway. If I've told this story before just kind of bear with me. There's an aspect to this that I think you should hear. We were driving out, and all these billboards on the side of the highway. Then suddenly I had the thought hit me, hard. This was my exact thought. Isn't it interesting that I am driving out to convince people to spend money, who woke up and were not planning to spend money today versus people who call these billboards off the highway are trying to get information on how to buy. I was like that's interesting. That's very, very interesting. You guys ever heard the term, prospecting pushes while marketing pulls? I was basically prospecting. Door to door wise I was prospecting. I was going door to door prospecting this thing, and that's the reason I don't like to go to the mall. I'm not telling you not to do that. I'm not telling you to not sale ways that you've proven to go do it. If you're a master at home parties awesome. I'm not, and I don't want to learn to be. That's part of the reason why though. Is because, prospecting pushes and marketing pulls. Right? I want to be able to market and kind of pull people along who are already in motion. What I did though is a kind of actual door to door thing. What I did though is I remember I was kind of ruined the rest of the summer. I went back home after the summer, actually before I went home I started placing all these ads all over the internet. I started placing these ads out, and I started saying things like hey here's our ... I basically put our pitch, the same pitch that I was giving the people on the doors I put in ads on free classified sites on the internet. I didn't realize that I actually was breaking some laws by doing that, but I was just taking action. I had to take them down after a while, but what was crazy is my phone started blowing up, and I was getting phone sales like a beast. More sales than I typically was averaging in a single day were just coming to me. My boss was like, "How are you doing that?" I was like, "Dude, I literally just placed these ads out on the internet. Oh my gosh this is crazy." I was ruined though. I was ruined. I had to take them down, and I couldn't stop, but there was this opened fleet window of just all these sales coming, and these sales coming. I was like, "Oh my gosh. What is this?" It ruined me, because I kept walking around thinking I know that I could sale today, but how did that happen? How can I replicate that? Was that just a fluke? I mean, it happened so quick, and there was all these people, and I got tons. It was like holy crap. So I was ruined the rest of the summer because I was like there's a different way to do this. How do I do this? You can use the internet for this kind of stuff? I was so new, I was so green. This was four and a half years ago. When I first really started to learn about funnels, sales funnels, and the internet, and things like that. Anyway, I've never forgotten that. I went on to go learn how to place different ads in different places, and how to communicate to a bunch of people at once rather than just one on one. Fast forward a little bit. So Russell Brunson and I run an event currently right now called the FHAT event, Funnel Hackathon. Okay? For three straight days we basically help someone set up the funnel, and business, and structure, and sales message, and offer to get them from zero to seven figures. That's the whole event, and it's kind of high ticket, and it's a ton of fun. It's three days long. We really don't let people sleep much, and it's awesome. We had this realization though. We were prepping for one of these, and he gets onstage and teaches a while, I get onstage and teach a while, we'll get on together we teach a while. That's how it happened in the last one anyway. Then he leaves, and then I pretty much take the full sec...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, guys, I'm really pumped for today. I wanted to walk you through something, two things. The first one has ... it made almost ten grand in a week in the MLM community, okay, in the MLM community, brand-new. Okay, next, the second thing I want to tell you about is a strategy that I've been implementing that I think the rest of you should probably do also, because the people I've known that have pulled this off, which I'm modeling after them, I'm about to go do it also, but the people that I've known that have done that have made hundreds of thousands of dollars very, very quickly.<br> If you're thinking like, "Steven, I'm just starting out, I'm barely making $100 a month," then perk your ears up. Get a piece of paper out because this is how. And anyway, the next few episodes of this podcast, I am very, very interested in making sure you understand some of the deep strategies that I am using from a marketing standpoint, to create the course and product that is going live on January 4th, 2018, right? I'm very, very excited about it. It's something that's been in the making now for two years.<br> I mean, I launched the beta of it a year and a half ago. It went great, but I also saw where the flaws were. You had to be somewhat of a funnel fanatic like myself, somewhat of a tech geek like myself to actually pull it off. So there was a lot of issues there. Now, I'm not a coder or a programmer, I want you guys to know that. But right now, if you go to secretmlmhacksradio.com, there is a funnel there. That's what we call a funnel. That is a sales process behind that. It's not really selling anything but is giving a ton of value, something that you should have paid for, should have paid for. Does that make sense?<br> If you go a secretmlmhacksradio.com, there that first page. And it says, "Hey, look, do you want the MLM Masters pack?" I had to think through something super awesome that would be awesome to give away for free that people should pay for. And everyone I know that that has actually gone through all those videos, they go nuts for it. I just got a message again today from someone in there, they were fricking out. They're so excited. It's amazing what those five videos have done. They add significant value and I should be charging for it. So I did that on purpose, okay.<br> So the first page lets you sign up for that. The second page says hey, do you have a question you'd like to be able to ask me that I can answer live on the podcast. And in the next few episodes here, that's what I'm going to be doing a lot of. I want to make sure I answer a lot of questions for you guys, which is awesome.<br> So the reason I'm telling this is because this Saturday, I love to see so many people who download these the moment I put them up because time is of the essence for a lot of things that I announce on here, okay. So this Saturday, I dropped in. So I dropped an email out to those of you who got the actually MLM Masters pack, the free MLM Masters pack from secretmlmhacksradio.com. And I dropped an email to you guys about a week and a half ago. And I said, "Hey, if you want to watch me, I have a second podcast show and I've got to rebuild the funnel for it. If you want to watch me build it live, why don't you come join me and I'll just share my screen and walk you through everything that I'm doing so you can watch it and do it for yourself."<br> Okay, that's what the email I set up that went out there, okay. And that offer still stands. That offer still stands. If you want to go watch that this Saturday, I'll be doing that. If you are listening to this and it's past this Saturday which is ... What is that? December 29th, 2017. If you're sitting past there, you can still go to the same URL which is salesfunnelbroker.com/live, salesfunnelbroker.com, salesfunnelbroker.com/live. Sorry, I slurred a little there.<br> But there's a whole bunch of replays and things I've got on there you can check out as well. The only reason I'm telling you guys about that now, I'm not trying to cross the two communities here that I have. But a lot of you guys have checked out the podcasting funnel that I have. And so I thought I might as well drop it out to you guys so you guys can check it out and watch how I built which a lot of you guys have gone through so you can do it for yourself is what I'm saying. It's free, you can just come watch.<br> The last live funnel build that I did was four hours long. Just know. It's a crap ton of value. I think it's a technical term. And people pay anywhere from 15 to 25 grand per seat to come to a three-day event with me and Russell Brunson and listen to myself teach for that amount of time. So four hours is a lot and it's a lot of ... I hope you guys feel what I'm giving there is awesome. So I love doing it. So I'm super excited. So anyways, that's this Saturday at 9:00 ... It's either at 9:00 a.m or 8:00 a.m.. I can't remember but I have to go check it out. It will tell you on that page. Again, that's salesfunnelbroker.com/live. Anyway, hey, so that was like five minutes of intro.<br> Hey, I want to be able to walk you guys through something. So I was ... when I first started working for Russell Brunson, which if you don't know who Russell Brunson is, he actually got a big start in MLM. He was the number one seller in two MLMs at the exact same time. That's crazy. How did he do it? Guess what, the same stuff that I'm teaching you. The same stuff that I'm actually selling. And nobody else sells the stuff that I'm about to drop out on January 4th to everyone in that product. No one else does. How do I know? Because I've looked.<br> I was right-hand funnel builder for almost two years. I looked around all over the place. There is 56,000 active users of click-funnels every single month, active users. Do you know how many industries that covers? We saw everything. And it was easy to see what people are doing there. No one else teaches this. I'm super excited to be able to go through and actually show this and show you how I'm doing what I am. It's the very first time when I just opened the gates even just a little bit on a new MLM that I got into. It's like immediately 20 people right underneath me joined. Why? Because of how, what I'm doing. Because of how I'm doing it which is why I want to show you guys on this Saturday that funnel build.<br> So if you want to, you can come check it out. If it's past and you're listening to still go to that URL and you can ... I put a lot of replays and stuff like that up there. If not the full replay, then at least just partial stuff there. You can still check it out and get, I don't know, some of the gist or something like that. Anyway.<br> But there is a pattern that I have watched over, and over, and over again. And MLM is very related to on the internet what we would call affiliate marketing. MLM's very related to it. And because of that strategies back and forth sometimes bleed over a little bit. Not totally, but sometimes. Affiliate marketing is when I see somebody else's product that I didn't make and I get a commission for it. Most of the time, you're doing the exact thing product wise with MLM.<br> And so what I've done though is ... okay, let me just walk you through this. The first time I joined an MLM, this guy called and I know I told some of the story before. But this guy called and he goes, "Hey, Steven, man, hey, do you want to do this MLM?" And I was like, "No. No, thanks. Sounds like a pyramid schema, I'm not going to do it." And my buddy called back. And he's like, "Dude, you'd be great at this. Come on, man." And I was like, "Fine. I trust you. I'll do it." So I joined.<br> Okay, and I joined. I joined somewhat reluctantly and I get in the car and I'm going to go meet this guy in my upline. And I start driving over to like 20 minutes away over to this other building that this guy is in. And I get out of my car and it's cold out, it's winter out. But this clear blue sky. ...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, guys, I'm really pumped for today. I wanted to walk you through something, two things. The first one has ... it made almost ten grand in a week in the MLM community, okay, in the MLM community, brand-new. Okay, next, the second thing I want to tell you about is a strategy that I've been implementing that I think the rest of you should probably do also, because the people I've known that have pulled this off, which I'm modeling after them, I'm about to go do it also, but the people that I've known that have done that have made hundreds of thousands of dollars very, very quickly.<br> If you're thinking like, "Steven, I'm just starting out, I'm barely making $100 a month," then perk your ears up. Get a piece of paper out because this is how. And anyway, the next few episodes of this podcast, I am very, very interested in making sure you understand some of the deep strategies that I am using from a marketing standpoint, to create the course and product that is going live on January 4th, 2018, right? I'm very, very excited about it. It's something that's been in the making now for two years.<br> I mean, I launched the beta of it a year and a half ago. It went great, but I also saw where the flaws were. You had to be somewhat of a funnel fanatic like myself, somewhat of a tech geek like myself to actually pull it off. So there was a lot of issues there. Now, I'm not a coder or a programmer, I want you guys to know that. But right now, if you go to secretmlmhacksradio.com, there is a funnel there. That's what we call a funnel. That is a sales process behind that. It's not really selling anything but is giving a ton of value, something that you should have paid for, should have paid for. Does that make sense?<br> If you go a secretmlmhacksradio.com, there that first page. And it says, "Hey, look, do you want the MLM Masters pack?" I had to think through something super awesome that would be awesome to give away for free that people should pay for. And everyone I know that that has actually gone through all those videos, they go nuts for it. I just got a message again today from someone in there, they were fricking out. They're so excited. It's amazing what those five videos have done. They add significant value and I should be charging for it. So I did that on purpose, okay.<br> So the first page lets you sign up for that. The second page says hey, do you have a question you'd like to be able to ask me that I can answer live on the podcast. And in the next few episodes here, that's what I'm going to be doing a lot of. I want to make sure I answer a lot of questions for you guys, which is awesome.<br> So the reason I'm telling this is because this Saturday, I love to see so many people who download these the moment I put them up because time is of the essence for a lot of things that I announce on here, okay. So this Saturday, I dropped in. So I dropped an email out to those of you who got the actually MLM Masters pack, the free MLM Masters pack from secretmlmhacksradio.com. And I dropped an email to you guys about a week and a half ago. And I said, "Hey, if you want to watch me, I have a second podcast show and I've got to rebuild the funnel for it. If you want to watch me build it live, why don't you come join me and I'll just share my screen and walk you through everything that I'm doing so you can watch it and do it for yourself."<br> Okay, that's what the email I set up that went out there, okay. And that offer still stands. That offer still stands. If you want to go watch that this Saturday, I'll be doing that. If you are listening to this and it's past this Saturday which is ... What is that? December 29th, 2017. If you're sitting past there, you can still go to the same URL which is salesfunnelbroker.com/live, salesfunnelbroker.com, salesfunnelbroker.com/live. Sorry, I slurred a little there.<br> But there's a whole bunch of replays and things I've got on there you can check out as well. The only reason I'm telling you guys about that now, I'm not trying to cross the two communities here that I have. But a lot of you guys have checked out the podcasting funnel that I have. And so I thought I might as well drop it out to you guys so you guys can check it out and watch how I built which a lot of you guys have gone through so you can do it for yourself is what I'm saying. It's free, you can just come watch.<br> The last live funnel build that I did was four hours long. Just know. It's a crap ton of value. I think it's a technical term. And people pay anywhere from 15 to 25 grand per seat to come to a three-day event with me and Russell Brunson and listen to myself teach for that amount of time. So four hours is a lot and it's a lot of ... I hope you guys feel what I'm giving there is awesome. So I love doing it. So I'm super excited. So anyways, that's this Saturday at 9:00 ... It's either at 9:00 a.m or 8:00 a.m.. I can't remember but I have to go check it out. It will tell you on that page. Again, that's salesfunnelbroker.com/live. Anyway, hey, so that was like five minutes of intro.<br> Hey, I want to be able to walk you guys through something. So I was ... when I first started working for Russell Brunson, which if you don't know who Russell Brunson is, he actually got a big start in MLM. He was the number one seller in two MLMs at the exact same time. That's crazy. How did he do it? Guess what, the same stuff that I'm teaching you. The same stuff that I'm actually selling. And nobody else sells the stuff that I'm about to drop out on January 4th to everyone in that product. No one else does. How do I know? Because I've looked.<br> I was right-hand funnel builder for almost two years. I looked around all over the place. There is 56,000 active users of click-funnels every single month, active users. Do you know how many industries that covers? We saw everything. And it was easy to see what people are doing there. No one else teaches this. I'm super excited to be able to go through and actually show this and show you how I'm doing what I am. It's the very first time when I just opened the gates even just a little bit on a new MLM that I got into. It's like immediately 20 people right underneath me joined. Why? Because of how, what I'm doing. Because of how I'm doing it which is why I want to show you guys on this Saturday that funnel build.<br> So if you want to, you can come check it out. If it's past and you're listening to still go to that URL and you can ... I put a lot of replays and stuff like that up there. If not the full replay, then at least just partial stuff there. You can still check it out and get, I don't know, some of the gist or something like that. Anyway.<br> But there is a pattern that I have watched over, and over, and over again. And MLM is very related to on the internet what we would call affiliate marketing. MLM's very related to it. And because of that strategies back and forth sometimes bleed over a little bit. Not totally, but sometimes. Affiliate marketing is when I see somebody else's product that I didn't make and I get a commission for it. Most of the time, you're doing the exact thing product wise with MLM.<br> And so what I've done though is ... okay, let me just walk you through this. The first time I joined an MLM, this guy called and I know I told some of the story before. But this guy called and he goes, "Hey, Steven, man, hey, do you want to do this MLM?" And I was like, "No. No, thanks. Sounds like a pyramid schema, I'm not going to do it." And my buddy called back. And he's like, "Dude, you'd be great at this. Come on, man." And I was like, "Fine. I trust you. I'll do it." So I joined.<br> Okay, and I joined. I joined somewhat reluctantly and I get in the car and I'm going to go meet this guy in my upline. And I start driving over to like 20 minutes away over to this other building that this guy is in. And I get out of my car and it's cold out, it's winter out. But this clear blue sky. ...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Hey, guys, I'm really pumped for today. I wanted to walk you through something, two things. The first one has ... it made almost ten grand in a week in the MLM community, okay, in the MLM community, brand-new. Okay, next, the second thing I want to tell you about is a strategy that I've been implementing that I think the rest of you should probably do also, because the people I've known that have pulled this off, which I'm modeling after them, I'm about to go do it also, but the people that I've known that have done that have made hundreds of thousands of dollars very, very quickly. If you're thinking like, "Steven, I'm just starting out, I'm barely making $100 a month," then perk your ears up. Get a piece of paper out because this is how. And anyway, the next few episodes of this podcast, I am very, very interested in making sure you understand some of the deep strategies that I am using from a marketing standpoint, to create the course and product that is going live on January 4th, 2018, right? I'm very, very excited about it. It's something that's been in the making now for two years. I mean, I launched the beta of it a year and a half ago. It went great, but I also saw where the flaws were. You had to be somewhat of a funnel fanatic like myself, somewhat of a tech geek like myself to actually pull it off. So there was a lot of issues there. Now, I'm not a coder or a programmer, I want you guys to know that. But right now, if you go to secretmlmhacksradio.com, there is a funnel there. That's what we call a funnel. That is a sales process behind that. It's not really selling anything but is giving a ton of value, something that you should have paid for, should have paid for. Does that make sense? If you go a secretmlmhacksradio.com, there that first page. And it says, "Hey, look, do you want the MLM Masters pack?" I had to think through something super awesome that would be awesome to give away for free that people should pay for. And everyone I know that that has actually gone through all those videos, they go nuts for it. I just got a message again today from someone in there, they were fricking out. They're so excited. It's amazing what those five videos have done. They add significant value and I should be charging for it. So I did that on purpose, okay. So the first page lets you sign up for that. The second page says hey, do you have a question you'd like to be able to ask me that I can answer live on the podcast. And in the next few episodes here, that's what I'm going to be doing a lot of. I want to make sure I answer a lot of questions for you guys, which is awesome. So the reason I'm telling this is because this Saturday, I love to see so many people who download these the moment I put them up because time is of the essence for a lot of things that I announce on here, okay. So this Saturday, I dropped in. So I dropped an email out to those of you who got the actually MLM Masters pack, the free MLM Masters pack from secretmlmhacksradio.com. And I dropped an email to you guys about a week and a half ago. And I said, "Hey, if you want to watch me, I have a second podcast show and I've got to rebuild the funnel for it. If you want to watch me build it live, why don't you come join me and I'll just share my screen and walk you through everything that I'm doing so you can watch it and do it for yourself." Okay, that's what the email I set up that went out there, okay. And that offer still stands. That offer still stands. If you want to go watch that this Saturday, I'll be doing that. If you are listening to this and it's past this Saturday which is ... What is that? December 29th, 2017. If you're sitting past there, you can still go to the same URL which is salesfunnelbroker.com/live, salesfunnelbroker.com, salesfunnelbroker.com/live. Sorry, I slurred a little there. But there's a whole bunch of replays and things I've got on there you can check out as well. The only reason I'm telling you guys about that now, I'm not trying to cross the two communities here that I have. But a lot of you guys have checked out the podcasting funnel that I have. And so I thought I might as well drop it out to you guys so you guys can check it out and watch how I built which a lot of you guys have gone through so you can do it for yourself is what I'm saying. It's free, you can just come watch. The last live funnel build that I did was four hours long. Just know. It's a crap ton of value. I think it's a technical term. And people pay anywhere from 15 to 25 grand per seat to come to a three-day event with me and Russell Brunson and listen to myself teach for that amount of time. So four hours is a lot and it's a lot of ... I hope you guys feel what I'm giving there is awesome. So I love doing it. So I'm super excited. So anyways, that's this Saturday at 9:00 ... It's either at 9:00 a.m or 8:00 a.m.. I can't remember but I have to go check it out. It will tell you on that page. Again, that's salesfunnelbroker.com/live. ...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve Larsen: Hey, what's going on everyone. This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Here's the real mystery, how do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home-business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? It's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> All righty, it's ten o'clock right now. I'm honestly super tired, but there's so much caffeine still surging through my veins that I don't think I could go to sleep for a while anyway. Which honestly probably is not that like healthy, but anyway, I am excited to be here. I'm excited to share with you something I've been working on, that is finally ready, that is out there. No, it's not the course yet, the actual, everything is launching on January 4th, 2 PM Mountain Standard Time. If you want to get on the waiting list for that, there are 500 of you on there now, that's crazy, that's crazy to me.<br> It's amazing the community that has already been forming around Secret MLM Hacks and what I call the Mavericks. You guys will learn more about that on the actual launch, which is awesome. The Mavericks are amazing and I'm excited for those of you who want to become one. It means something very specific. We've got our own little mantra and everything, it's awesome, it's fun stuff. It's very, very, very passionate community, which is very fun.<br> I want to be around passionate people. I want to be around people who care about what's around them and what they're doing in their life. It's been fun to see how the community has been exploding, we're about to pass 10,000 downloads on this podcast, which is awesome. Which is really, really cool honestly, it's only a few months old. Then, man, I literally looked only maybe a week or two ago, and there's 400 people on the waiting list to check it out. Now there's almost 500, just underneath 500 barely. We'll probably cross it like tomorrow, which is crazy to me.<br> I just can't even believe it. What it means to me is, okay now, let me flip into marketer mode. What it means to me is, I am validating through the market, the market is telling me that I'm hitting the head. I'm hitting the nail on the head, hitting the pin point straight on the head, which is awesome, okay, that helps me like crazy.<br> Hey, I want to talk to you about something that's really, really important to me real quick, and that is publishing. A lot of you guys know obviously, I'm publishing right now, you're listening to me. I'm in your ear, I appreciate it, whatever you're doing. I don't know if you're at the gym, you're driving in the car or you're at the grocery store or whatever it is, thanks so much, I really appreciate that.<br> The power of publishing is amazing, and I know I've talked about it before on this podcast, but I just wanted to talk about it again real quick. Specifically, okay what I've done is I've gone and I've created some funnels, some internal funnels that help manage my internal processes. These internal processes are amazing, because they help save me time and help me focus solely on selling rather than running my business. That makes sense?<br> As an MLMer, especially at the beginning, look, you are the sole driver. You are the only person that your success hangs on, does that makes sense? When you get cash coming in and I know a lot of you guys, especially a lot of you guys who've been reaching out to me, you guys have huge downlines already, massive rock stars, which is awesome, very, very cool. You have cashflow to be able to go hire other people. You have cashflow to really go, and now if you're just starting out brand new, a lot of times it's going to be more challenging for you, I mean to be able to go hire other people or to whatever it is, right?<br> You are the sole driver, you are the sole person. There's no other person that you can look to for why you may or may not be successful other than yourself, which comes with a curse and a blessing. You know what I mean? It comes with both a pro and con with that. Do you know the buck stops with you, there's no one else for you to look to, and I don't need to keep saying that. You obviously get that.<br> What I do, now I have a team. I have people I hire. I have people that, because I'm in a different situation, I've been doing this for a while now. I mean I'm literally leaving my job over this right, which is happening in just a few days here, which is both exciting and nerve wracking with both pieces around it. A lot of people don't know though that before this job that I have now, before I actually was doing heavily a lot of internal processes related things. The things that I was doing and building, people would hire me to go improve their internal processes.<br> When someone places an order online, how does it automatically get over to this person in support? How does it get over to fulfillment? How is it tracked? How is it checked off the list? You know, all those things, and so I heavily did those pieces for companies. They're inside of me, I already like efficiency and you can go overboard with it, but man, efficiency is amazing. What I do is, I build sales funnels obviously to sell stuff, but I also build funnels for internal management things. Kind of do this with me okay?<br> There was this company that hired me to travel to these different states and I would film and I would create their internal processes, and I would go around. I was just trying to prove myself to the market at the time, okay, this was several years ago. It's crazy. That's probably almost four years ago now. That's nuts. It's not, maybe three anyway. What they would do is, I would go around and I would film and I would create these cool internal processes for these companies.<br> My favorite was to work with people just like you, people who might most likely on their own/have a very small team, two, three, four, five people maybe at the most and go help set up the internal processes to help alleviate the business, alleviate the team. Especially alleviate the entrepreneur, whose main role is to go sell stuff.<br> A marketer, salesman, entrepreneur, I don't care which call, it's the person in charge, their main role is to sell things. Your job, you are a salesman, okay and I know sometimes for whatever reason salesman has somewhat of a negative connotation to it, which is stupid. Sales makes the world go round and if everyone stops selling, our economies they all die immediately. Like be proud to be a salesman. It is in my mind besides parenthood, it's like the most prestigious career path on the planet. You should be proud to be a salesperson, okay, sales is amazing.<br> Everyone sells, no matter if you've never sold anything for money before, you've certainly sold to the people on whether or not they go to this movie or that movie, that restaurant or this restaurant, get this pair of shoes or that shirt. Okay, everyone has sold no matter where you are. Selling is part of life, and so you are a salesman, and so your main role is to sell.<br> I want you think real quick and start thinking through and say, self, what are the tasks that are taking up my time that are not sales related? If something does not actually contribute to your bottom line, why are you doing it? Okay, and those are questions that I constantly come up with and I go like, oh, questions that I ask myself and I constantly get new answers. I'm like, oh my gosh, look, I'm spending too much time doing X, Y and Z. Oh man, which one of those can I automate? Which one of those can I start and actually start putting some automation behind it?<br> That's when I automate stuff, and so what I've done is, I went and I have been automating this internal process that I have been s...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve Larsen: Hey, what's going on everyone. This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Here's the real mystery, how do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home-business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? It's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> All righty, it's ten o'clock right now. I'm honestly super tired, but there's so much caffeine still surging through my veins that I don't think I could go to sleep for a while anyway. Which honestly probably is not that like healthy, but anyway, I am excited to be here. I'm excited to share with you something I've been working on, that is finally ready, that is out there. No, it's not the course yet, the actual, everything is launching on January 4th, 2 PM Mountain Standard Time. If you want to get on the waiting list for that, there are 500 of you on there now, that's crazy, that's crazy to me.<br> It's amazing the community that has already been forming around Secret MLM Hacks and what I call the Mavericks. You guys will learn more about that on the actual launch, which is awesome. The Mavericks are amazing and I'm excited for those of you who want to become one. It means something very specific. We've got our own little mantra and everything, it's awesome, it's fun stuff. It's very, very, very passionate community, which is very fun.<br> I want to be around passionate people. I want to be around people who care about what's around them and what they're doing in their life. It's been fun to see how the community has been exploding, we're about to pass 10,000 downloads on this podcast, which is awesome. Which is really, really cool honestly, it's only a few months old. Then, man, I literally looked only maybe a week or two ago, and there's 400 people on the waiting list to check it out. Now there's almost 500, just underneath 500 barely. We'll probably cross it like tomorrow, which is crazy to me.<br> I just can't even believe it. What it means to me is, okay now, let me flip into marketer mode. What it means to me is, I am validating through the market, the market is telling me that I'm hitting the head. I'm hitting the nail on the head, hitting the pin point straight on the head, which is awesome, okay, that helps me like crazy.<br> Hey, I want to talk to you about something that's really, really important to me real quick, and that is publishing. A lot of you guys know obviously, I'm publishing right now, you're listening to me. I'm in your ear, I appreciate it, whatever you're doing. I don't know if you're at the gym, you're driving in the car or you're at the grocery store or whatever it is, thanks so much, I really appreciate that.<br> The power of publishing is amazing, and I know I've talked about it before on this podcast, but I just wanted to talk about it again real quick. Specifically, okay what I've done is I've gone and I've created some funnels, some internal funnels that help manage my internal processes. These internal processes are amazing, because they help save me time and help me focus solely on selling rather than running my business. That makes sense?<br> As an MLMer, especially at the beginning, look, you are the sole driver. You are the only person that your success hangs on, does that makes sense? When you get cash coming in and I know a lot of you guys, especially a lot of you guys who've been reaching out to me, you guys have huge downlines already, massive rock stars, which is awesome, very, very cool. You have cashflow to be able to go hire other people. You have cashflow to really go, and now if you're just starting out brand new, a lot of times it's going to be more challenging for you, I mean to be able to go hire other people or to whatever it is, right?<br> You are the sole driver, you are the sole person. There's no other person that you can look to for why you may or may not be successful other than yourself, which comes with a curse and a blessing. You know what I mean? It comes with both a pro and con with that. Do you know the buck stops with you, there's no one else for you to look to, and I don't need to keep saying that. You obviously get that.<br> What I do, now I have a team. I have people I hire. I have people that, because I'm in a different situation, I've been doing this for a while now. I mean I'm literally leaving my job over this right, which is happening in just a few days here, which is both exciting and nerve wracking with both pieces around it. A lot of people don't know though that before this job that I have now, before I actually was doing heavily a lot of internal processes related things. The things that I was doing and building, people would hire me to go improve their internal processes.<br> When someone places an order online, how does it automatically get over to this person in support? How does it get over to fulfillment? How is it tracked? How is it checked off the list? You know, all those things, and so I heavily did those pieces for companies. They're inside of me, I already like efficiency and you can go overboard with it, but man, efficiency is amazing. What I do is, I build sales funnels obviously to sell stuff, but I also build funnels for internal management things. Kind of do this with me okay?<br> There was this company that hired me to travel to these different states and I would film and I would create their internal processes, and I would go around. I was just trying to prove myself to the market at the time, okay, this was several years ago. It's crazy. That's probably almost four years ago now. That's nuts. It's not, maybe three anyway. What they would do is, I would go around and I would film and I would create these cool internal processes for these companies.<br> My favorite was to work with people just like you, people who might most likely on their own/have a very small team, two, three, four, five people maybe at the most and go help set up the internal processes to help alleviate the business, alleviate the team. Especially alleviate the entrepreneur, whose main role is to go sell stuff.<br> A marketer, salesman, entrepreneur, I don't care which call, it's the person in charge, their main role is to sell things. Your job, you are a salesman, okay and I know sometimes for whatever reason salesman has somewhat of a negative connotation to it, which is stupid. Sales makes the world go round and if everyone stops selling, our economies they all die immediately. Like be proud to be a salesman. It is in my mind besides parenthood, it's like the most prestigious career path on the planet. You should be proud to be a salesperson, okay, sales is amazing.<br> Everyone sells, no matter if you've never sold anything for money before, you've certainly sold to the people on whether or not they go to this movie or that movie, that restaurant or this restaurant, get this pair of shoes or that shirt. Okay, everyone has sold no matter where you are. Selling is part of life, and so you are a salesman, and so your main role is to sell.<br> I want you think real quick and start thinking through and say, self, what are the tasks that are taking up my time that are not sales related? If something does not actually contribute to your bottom line, why are you doing it? Okay, and those are questions that I constantly come up with and I go like, oh, questions that I ask myself and I constantly get new answers. I'm like, oh my gosh, look, I'm spending too much time doing X, Y and Z. Oh man, which one of those can I automate? Which one of those can I start and actually start putting some automation behind it?<br> That's when I automate stuff, and so what I've done is, I went and I have been automating this internal process that I have been s...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Steve Larsen: Hey, what's going on everyone. This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Here's the real mystery, how do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home-business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? It's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. All righty, it's ten o'clock right now. I'm honestly super tired, but there's so much caffeine still surging through my veins that I don't think I could go to sleep for a while anyway. Which honestly probably is not that like healthy, but anyway, I am excited to be here. I'm excited to share with you something I've been working on, that is finally ready, that is out there. No, it's not the course yet, the actual, everything is launching on January 4th, 2 PM Mountain Standard Time. If you want to get on the waiting list for that, there are 500 of you on there now, that's crazy, that's crazy to me. It's amazing the community that has already been forming around Secret MLM Hacks and what I call the Mavericks. You guys will learn more about that on the actual launch, which is awesome. The Mavericks are amazing and I'm excited for those of you who want to become one. It means something very specific. We've got our own little mantra and everything, it's awesome, it's fun stuff. It's very, very, very passionate community, which is very fun. I want to be around passionate people. I want to be around people who care about what's around them and what they're doing in their life. It's been fun to see how the community has been exploding, we're about to pass 10,000 downloads on this podcast, which is awesome. Which is really, really cool honestly, it's only a few months old. Then, man, I literally looked only maybe a week or two ago, and there's 400 people on the waiting list to check it out. Now there's almost 500, just underneath 500 barely. We'll probably cross it like tomorrow, which is crazy to me. I just can't even believe it. What it means to me is, okay now, let me flip into marketer mode. What it means to me is, I am validating through the market, the market is telling me that I'm hitting the head. I'm hitting the nail on the head, hitting the pin point straight on the head, which is awesome, okay, that helps me like crazy. Hey, I want to talk to you about something that's really, really important to me real quick, and that is publishing. A lot of you guys know obviously, I'm publishing right now, you're listening to me. I'm in your ear, I appreciate it, whatever you're doing. I don't know if you're at the gym, you're driving in the car or you're at the grocery store or whatever it is, thanks so much, I really appreciate that. The power of publishing is amazing, and I know I've talked about it before on this podcast, but I just wanted to talk about it again real quick. Specifically, okay what I've done is I've gone and I've created some funnels, some internal funnels that help manage my internal processes. These internal processes are amazing, because they help save me time and help me focus solely on selling rather than running my business. That makes sense? As an MLMer, especially at the beginning, look, you are the sole driver. You are the only person that your success hangs on, does that makes sense? When you get cash coming in and I know a lot of you guys, especially a lot of you guys who've been reaching out to me, you guys have huge downlines already, massive rock stars, which is awesome, very, very cool. You have cashflow to be able to go hire other people. You have cashflow to really go, and now if you're just starting out brand new, a lot of times it's going to be more challenging for you, I mean to be able to go hire other people or to whatever it is, right? You are the sole driver, you are the sole person. There's no other person that you can look to for why you may or may not be successful other than yourself, which comes with a curse and a blessing. You know what I mean? It comes with both a pro and con with that. Do you know the buck stops with you, there's no one else for you to look to, and I don't need to keep saying that. You obviously get that. What I do, now I have a team. I have people I hire. I have people that, because I'm in a different situation, I've been doing this for a while now. I mean I'm literally leaving my job over this right, which is happening in just a few days here, which is both exciting and nerve wracking with both pieces around it. 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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, hope everyone's doing well out there. Though I want to be publishing a lot more on here in the future. And partly, hope everything's going well for you. It's Christmas here. Or two days after, now. Just wanted to reach out to you guys again and I hope you're doing great. It's been snowing a lot here. It always reminds me of making snow forts. I skied like crazy growing up. My dad was on track to, he was gonna be an Olympic downhill skier. He is very fast on moguls. He was extremely fast at moguls. He still won't tell me the highest cliff he jumped off of.<br> But, anyway so ... I come from a long line of adrenaline junkies. And people who push boundaries. Anyway, the snow here in Boise, Idaho always reminds me of skiing. I grew up in Denver, though. And the mountains here are not quite as big in Boise as they are in Denver. I kinda miss it, to be honest. I wish there were bigger kind of better mountains. The mountains here are tiny in Idaho on this side of Idaho, anyway.<br> Anyway, hey. I hope you are doing great though. I love the game of business. I love what it does to people and how it makes them stretch and grow and become something else and brand new. So for me, I love vacation, obviously as much as the next person, but man, after three days of time off, I am itching to get back to work. So I got up super early on the 26th and I just started working. I think I worked for 12 straight hours.<br> Is it an issue? Probably. But there are worse things, so I guess. I wanted to real quick just acknowledge a quick story. A lot of you guys know that I'm in the Army. I'm literally about to get out. I was an officer in the Army for a while and really enjoyed that. Before I was an officer, I was enlisted. Actually went through basic training. Really enjoyed it, loved the chaos in a weird way. It was actually when we were sitting down and doing nothing that was actually harder for me than when it was crazy. Which I don't know if my head's just kind of messed up like that or I don't know. It comes from the adrenaline junkie side of the family. But, there was this mentality. You got to understand that when I went into the Army, I was like significantly older than a lot of the other people. We did it for a lot of reasons.<br> Number one: I just wanted to. I wanted to know what that was like. I wanted to learn how to push myself and things like that. I already knew how, but you know. I think it goes back to the adrenaline junkie side of the family a little bit. Like I really wanted to go to crazy zone a little bit. And it was fun. And I enjoyed that. But there were ... multiple times. I was a bit older. And I was married, which immediately set me apart from a lot of people. I had a kid, which really set me apart from a lot of the other people. I was about to graduate college, which really, really set me apart. I'm not saying above. I'm not saying I was better than. Nothing like that at all. I'm not trying to say that.<br> But what I am saying is that I was just in a very different place in life than a lot of the other people that were there. I didn't realize that I'd been with a bunch of 17-year-olds and I was 25, married, had a kid, almost through college. There was some life lessons that I had had that a few of the people had not had there. And vice versa. I'm not saying I was any better or anything like that. But I learned a really big lesson while I was in there. Especially when I was in basic training.<br> I'm struggling to find words to say this. I should have probably thought that part through of this a little bit more. I definitely know where I'm going with this, guys, I'm just trying to figure out what ... how to say this. Don't be afraid of progression because of feeling a little bit of discomfort. You know what I mean? There was an attitude of ... there was a few guys I would talk to and I'd be like, "Hey, look. This is my goals in life. What do you want to do?" And you get really close with your fellow soldier buddies. We call them brothers and sisters. I mean, literally. It's ... I have struggled to find a connection with people the way that I've found it in the military. It's because shooting live rounds around each other, you know what I mean? Like ... the amount of trust is insane. But there was ...<br> I was talking to a ... this happened many times. I'm having a hard time finding a specific example in my head of it. Possibly I should have thought through that part a little bit more. But like I ... please understand the lesson here that I'm trying to say. There was many times I would go talk and I would say, "Hey. Look, what do you want to do in life, what do you want to do in life?" And again, I was on a different area of life than most of the people there. I was literally like eight years older than a lot of people there. Married, kid, almost through college. Right? So I had certainly addressed the topic in my own head of what do I want to do with my life. Whereas a lot of other people, other of kids, honestly, that were in there with me ... had not.<br> Anytime I would say, "Hey, I want to go do this, this or this." A lot of times, the answer was, "Oh. Yeah. But then you gotta do x, y and z. That's kind of hard." Like, "So what?" It's the same attitude, same mentality a lot of times that I'll see from people when I'm on stage teaching. Okay? A lot of you guys don't know, I worked for two years at a place called ClickFunnels. I still technically do for the next day and then I'm done. Or two days. And then I'm done, which is crazy. I'm actually leaving my job over MLM. Okay, because it's going well and I practice what I preach and I'm not here blowing smoke. Okay? I'm telling you exactly what I do.<br> But there was this mentality of hey, let's not do something ... or let's not pursue something. Let's not go for something in life simply because it's challenging. I hate that. I hate hanging out with people who believe that. I hate ... and I'm using hate for ... on purpose. I hate it. It is some of the most ... it makes me feel like there are walls around me. It is some of the most controlling, constricting attitude I've ever experienced in my life. Or if somebody else is like that, like I ... have a hard time. Maybe it's a personal issue of mine, but I have a hard time spending time around an individual who believes that. That hey, let's not go from something simply because it's going to be challenging.<br> Man, I do crap because it's challenging. I like it. You know what I mean? I do that on purpose. Some of you guys are like, "Steve, what does that have to do with MLM and my own MLM?" Everything. It has everything to do with it. Whatever you're doing right now ... and I'm not trying to poke fingers or peg you and say, "I got you, I know exactly where you are. I've been in your shoes before." Like no. Everyone's different. We all come from different walks of life. But I bet ... if you are brand new to MLM or even if you're experienced, a lot of times, it's the first place that people go when they're still in a job. I came back to MLM to do this after I've been selling things online and things like that. I came back to it. So, if you're working for another person, the thing that I'm trying to put across and the thing that I'm trying to tell you is that ... this business will require your growth in a way that you probably may not be thinking about. Which is fine.<br> MLM and business and entrepreneurship in general requires you to grow. As a person. It requires you, why? Because if you have not mastered simple things like ... hey, let's go ... let's make sure we get up on time. Or hey, I can't shower appropriately. Or ... there's simple things in your life that you've not actually accomplished. How can you expect to accomplish other bigger things? That make sense? It requires your personal growth. And then when you add in the other human element of other people being on your team, other people that you've got to work with...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, hope everyone's doing well out there. Though I want to be publishing a lot more on here in the future. And partly, hope everything's going well for you. It's Christmas here. Or two days after, now. Just wanted to reach out to you guys again and I hope you're doing great. It's been snowing a lot here. It always reminds me of making snow forts. I skied like crazy growing up. My dad was on track to, he was gonna be an Olympic downhill skier. He is very fast on moguls. He was extremely fast at moguls. He still won't tell me the highest cliff he jumped off of.<br> But, anyway so ... I come from a long line of adrenaline junkies. And people who push boundaries. Anyway, the snow here in Boise, Idaho always reminds me of skiing. I grew up in Denver, though. And the mountains here are not quite as big in Boise as they are in Denver. I kinda miss it, to be honest. I wish there were bigger kind of better mountains. The mountains here are tiny in Idaho on this side of Idaho, anyway.<br> Anyway, hey. I hope you are doing great though. I love the game of business. I love what it does to people and how it makes them stretch and grow and become something else and brand new. So for me, I love vacation, obviously as much as the next person, but man, after three days of time off, I am itching to get back to work. So I got up super early on the 26th and I just started working. I think I worked for 12 straight hours.<br> Is it an issue? Probably. But there are worse things, so I guess. I wanted to real quick just acknowledge a quick story. A lot of you guys know that I'm in the Army. I'm literally about to get out. I was an officer in the Army for a while and really enjoyed that. Before I was an officer, I was enlisted. Actually went through basic training. Really enjoyed it, loved the chaos in a weird way. It was actually when we were sitting down and doing nothing that was actually harder for me than when it was crazy. Which I don't know if my head's just kind of messed up like that or I don't know. It comes from the adrenaline junkie side of the family. But, there was this mentality. You got to understand that when I went into the Army, I was like significantly older than a lot of the other people. We did it for a lot of reasons.<br> Number one: I just wanted to. I wanted to know what that was like. I wanted to learn how to push myself and things like that. I already knew how, but you know. I think it goes back to the adrenaline junkie side of the family a little bit. Like I really wanted to go to crazy zone a little bit. And it was fun. And I enjoyed that. But there were ... multiple times. I was a bit older. And I was married, which immediately set me apart from a lot of people. I had a kid, which really set me apart from a lot of the other people. I was about to graduate college, which really, really set me apart. I'm not saying above. I'm not saying I was better than. Nothing like that at all. I'm not trying to say that.<br> But what I am saying is that I was just in a very different place in life than a lot of the other people that were there. I didn't realize that I'd been with a bunch of 17-year-olds and I was 25, married, had a kid, almost through college. There was some life lessons that I had had that a few of the people had not had there. And vice versa. I'm not saying I was any better or anything like that. But I learned a really big lesson while I was in there. Especially when I was in basic training.<br> I'm struggling to find words to say this. I should have probably thought that part through of this a little bit more. I definitely know where I'm going with this, guys, I'm just trying to figure out what ... how to say this. Don't be afraid of progression because of feeling a little bit of discomfort. You know what I mean? There was an attitude of ... there was a few guys I would talk to and I'd be like, "Hey, look. This is my goals in life. What do you want to do?" And you get really close with your fellow soldier buddies. We call them brothers and sisters. I mean, literally. It's ... I have struggled to find a connection with people the way that I've found it in the military. It's because shooting live rounds around each other, you know what I mean? Like ... the amount of trust is insane. But there was ...<br> I was talking to a ... this happened many times. I'm having a hard time finding a specific example in my head of it. Possibly I should have thought through that part a little bit more. But like I ... please understand the lesson here that I'm trying to say. There was many times I would go talk and I would say, "Hey. Look, what do you want to do in life, what do you want to do in life?" And again, I was on a different area of life than most of the people there. I was literally like eight years older than a lot of people there. Married, kid, almost through college. Right? So I had certainly addressed the topic in my own head of what do I want to do with my life. Whereas a lot of other people, other of kids, honestly, that were in there with me ... had not.<br> Anytime I would say, "Hey, I want to go do this, this or this." A lot of times, the answer was, "Oh. Yeah. But then you gotta do x, y and z. That's kind of hard." Like, "So what?" It's the same attitude, same mentality a lot of times that I'll see from people when I'm on stage teaching. Okay? A lot of you guys don't know, I worked for two years at a place called ClickFunnels. I still technically do for the next day and then I'm done. Or two days. And then I'm done, which is crazy. I'm actually leaving my job over MLM. Okay, because it's going well and I practice what I preach and I'm not here blowing smoke. Okay? I'm telling you exactly what I do.<br> But there was this mentality of hey, let's not do something ... or let's not pursue something. Let's not go for something in life simply because it's challenging. I hate that. I hate hanging out with people who believe that. I hate ... and I'm using hate for ... on purpose. I hate it. It is some of the most ... it makes me feel like there are walls around me. It is some of the most controlling, constricting attitude I've ever experienced in my life. Or if somebody else is like that, like I ... have a hard time. Maybe it's a personal issue of mine, but I have a hard time spending time around an individual who believes that. That hey, let's not go from something simply because it's going to be challenging.<br> Man, I do crap because it's challenging. I like it. You know what I mean? I do that on purpose. Some of you guys are like, "Steve, what does that have to do with MLM and my own MLM?" Everything. It has everything to do with it. Whatever you're doing right now ... and I'm not trying to poke fingers or peg you and say, "I got you, I know exactly where you are. I've been in your shoes before." Like no. Everyone's different. We all come from different walks of life. But I bet ... if you are brand new to MLM or even if you're experienced, a lot of times, it's the first place that people go when they're still in a job. I came back to MLM to do this after I've been selling things online and things like that. I came back to it. So, if you're working for another person, the thing that I'm trying to put across and the thing that I'm trying to tell you is that ... this business will require your growth in a way that you probably may not be thinking about. Which is fine.<br> MLM and business and entrepreneurship in general requires you to grow. As a person. It requires you, why? Because if you have not mastered simple things like ... hey, let's go ... let's make sure we get up on time. Or hey, I can't shower appropriately. Or ... there's simple things in your life that you've not actually accomplished. How can you expect to accomplish other bigger things? That make sense? It requires your personal growth. And then when you add in the other human element of other people being on your team, other people that you've got to work with...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Hey, hope everyone's doing well out there. Though I want to be publishing a lot more on here in the future. And partly, hope everything's going well for you. It's Christmas here. Or two days after, now. Just wanted to reach out to you guys again and I hope you're doing great. It's been snowing a lot here. It always reminds me of making snow forts. I skied like crazy growing up. My dad was on track to, he was gonna be an Olympic downhill skier. He is very fast on moguls. He was extremely fast at moguls. He still won't tell me the highest cliff he jumped off of. But, anyway so ... I come from a long line of adrenaline junkies. And people who push boundaries. Anyway, the snow here in Boise, Idaho always reminds me of skiing. I grew up in Denver, though. And the mountains here are not quite as big in Boise as they are in Denver. I kinda miss it, to be honest. I wish there were bigger kind of better mountains. The mountains here are tiny in Idaho on this side of Idaho, anyway. Anyway, hey. I hope you are doing great though. I love the game of business. I love what it does to people and how it makes them stretch and grow and become something else and brand new. So for me, I love vacation, obviously as much as the next person, but man, after three days of time off, I am itching to get back to work. So I got up super early on the 26th and I just started working. I think I worked for 12 straight hours. Is it an issue? Probably. But there are worse things, so I guess. I wanted to real quick just acknowledge a quick story. A lot of you guys know that I'm in the Army. I'm literally about to get out. I was an officer in the Army for a while and really enjoyed that. Before I was an officer, I was enlisted. Actually went through basic training. Really enjoyed it, loved the chaos in a weird way. It was actually when we were sitting down and doing nothing that was actually harder for me than when it was crazy. Which I don't know if my head's just kind of messed up like that or I don't know. It comes from the adrenaline junkie side of the family. But, there was this mentality. You got to understand that when I went into the Army, I was like significantly older than a lot of the other people. We did it for a lot of reasons. Number one: I just wanted to. I wanted to know what that was like. I wanted to learn how to push myself and things like that. I already knew how, but you know. I think it goes back to the adrenaline junkie side of the family a little bit. Like I really wanted to go to crazy zone a little bit. And it was fun. And I enjoyed that. But there were ... multiple times. I was a bit older. And I was married, which immediately set me apart from a lot of people. I had a kid, which really set me apart from a lot of the other people. I was about to graduate college, which really, really set me apart. I'm not saying above. I'm not saying I was better than. Nothing like that at all. I'm not trying to say that. But what I am saying is that I was just in a very different place in life than a lot of the other people that were there. I didn't realize that I'd been with a bunch of 17-year-olds and I was 25, married, had a kid, almost through college. There was some life lessons that I had had that a few of the people had not had there. And vice versa. I'm not saying I was any better or anything like that. But I learned a really big lesson while I was in there. Especially when I was in basic training. I'm struggling to find words to say this. I should have probably thought that part through of this a little bit more. I definitely know where I'm going with this, guys, I'm just trying to figure out what ... how to say this. Don't be afraid of progression because of feeling a little bit of discomfort. You know what I mean? There was an attitude of ... there was a few guys I would talk to and I'd be like, "Hey, look. This is my goals in life. What do you want to do?" And you get really close with your fellow soldier buddies. We call them brothers and sisters. I mean, literally. It's ... I have struggled to find a connection with people the way that I've found it in the military. It's because shooting live rounds around each other, you know what I mean? Like ... the amount of trust is insane. But there was ... I was talking to a ... this happened many times. I'm having a hard time finding a specific example in my head of it. Possibly I should have thought through that part a little bit more. But like I ... please understand the lesson here that I'm trying to say. There was many times I would go talk and I would say, "Hey. Look, what do you want to do in life, what do you want to do in life?" And again, I was on a different area of life than most of the people there. I was literally like eight years older than a lot of people there. Married, kid, almost through college. Right? So I had certainly addressed the topic in my own head of what do I want to do with my life. Whereas a lot of other people, other of kids, honestly, that we...</itunes:summary>
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Also, what I was doing this morning is sitting back and thinking through what's happened, what can I tell you guys about that's been going on.</p> <p> </p> <p>I have this funnel, this sales funnel that automates. It's been automating a lot of my recruiting, about 75% of it. There's still a last 25% that I haven't finished almost totally automating. It won't be completely automated. It'll be like 95% automated, but what ends up happening is somebody goes through, and they say, "Hey, look, I want to join your downline," and then they go through and ... See, last episode, I talked about getting material for my auto-closing script. What I do is I let the market tell me what I should be saying in that script. Does that make sense? It's what you should be doing too in your own MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>Today, what I wanted to tell you a little bit about, though, is what always ends up happening every time I see a new person in MLM come into this world. It's the cycle. It's the same thing that happened to me, honestly, until I realized what was going on. It kind of goes like this: Now, imagine with me, you just heard about MLM, you just, for the first time, you're bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. Let's say you've never done anything else business-wise at all, ever. Your only perception at that time is whatever your upline has told you about. Whatever ... I think a lot of you guys agree, and a lot of you guys know that, kind of my take on how MLM recruits. I feel like they're very, I would say I feel like they're stuck in the '90s. There's still very much the friends and family thing, which is a marketing tactic. It is a method. Not the only method, but for some reason, since it is an easy method, it is the only one is typically taught. Does that make sense? Anyways, let me go back to the story though.</p> <p> </p> <p>It goes like this. It goes like this: You're brand new. You're just barely starting out in business. You're barely starting out in MLM. 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Then they go on to CD track number three. Then they go on to presentation or live event number four.</p> <p> </p> <p>What they do is they end up creating this map in their head of everything it takes to be successful in this. Everything it takes to be ... What they start doing is they start creating these massive checklists inside their head. That's fine, that's great, that's dandy, but ends up happening is the person starts to experience overwhelm in a huge way. It starts to become crippling. They start to get analysis paralysis.</p> <p> </p> <p>As they're accelerating, as they're on this upward trajectory, eventually, they start leveling out. They level out just a little here and there, and their progress slows because they think, "Oh my gosh. I gotta have X, Y, and Z done. I need to have this, this, and this done. I need to have one, two, and three done. I gotta have these things. Look at all the pieces here. Look at all the players there. Oh my gosh. 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If I hit a wall here, I found something that was more lucrative or better here or there, whatever, I would move on to the next one, and it was like these three-month cycles that I was in.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was telling somebody the other day, I was like, "Yeah, I'm like a seven-year overnight success story of figuring out what didn't work and eventually stumbling on the amazing things that do," but I started learning, studying, drinking deeply. As I was doing that, I remember one day, it was in college. I was riding my bike home. A peddling bike, not motorcycle at the time because we didn't have enough money for another car. I was riding my bike home, and I was thinking to myself. I was listening to a podcast of somebody. I think it was the Pat Flynn Smart Passive Income Podcast. Love that podcast. Totally got me running and stuff, which is great, but what I realized is as I was biking home, there was this moment of frustration. I remember talking to myself, and I talk to myself a lot, but I remember talking to myself, and I was saying, "Why isn't any of this working?" That was my big question. "How come I can't seem to actually get off the ground with this?"</p> <p> </p> <p>It was frustrating. It was maddening. I actually, it literally made me mad about it because I was like, "Man, I'm seeing these other people. I know the business that they're in. I know what I would do if I was in that scenario. How come I can't do it to my own? Oh, wait. It's because I don't have a business. Oh, I don't have a business. How many times am I actually asking for someone's money online? Oh, I don't even have a credit card form that's up. Why am I getting mad about this?"</p> <p> </p> <p>I had to stop. I remember at that exact moment, I did something that was, it's honestly the key, I feel like, to being successful when you're brand new, or even experienced. There's an element to this, but it really helped me, it helped clear the noise in my head, thinking that I had to have this done and this done, remember this strategy, remember that, remember this piece over here, remember this over there, remember this, all these things and all pieces and all these gurus, which is great, which is great. You should learn, which is awesome, but if you don't have a business in the first place and you're not learning for a problem that you actually have to solve, what are you learning for?</p> <p> </p> <p>What I did is I, on purpose, cultivated what I call a low-information diet. It's actually from Tim Ferriss. It's a low-information diet. Now, I'm not telling...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, what's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>How you guys doing? It's been a little while since I've published, and I apologize for that. A combination of the holidays mixed with a lot of the stuff going on. I have been, and this is not to beat my chest or anything, but I've been recruiting a lot lately, and there's been a lot of my time and attention focused elsewhere. Also, what I was doing this morning is sitting back and thinking through what's happened, what can I tell you guys about that's been going on.</p> <p> </p> <p>I have this funnel, this sales funnel that automates. It's been automating a lot of my recruiting, about 75% of it. There's still a last 25% that I haven't finished almost totally automating. It won't be completely automated. It'll be like 95% automated, but what ends up happening is somebody goes through, and they say, "Hey, look, I want to join your downline," and then they go through and ... See, last episode, I talked about getting material for my auto-closing script. What I do is I let the market tell me what I should be saying in that script. Does that make sense? It's what you should be doing too in your own MLM.</p> <p> </p> <p>Today, what I wanted to tell you a little bit about, though, is what always ends up happening every time I see a new person in MLM come into this world. It's the cycle. It's the same thing that happened to me, honestly, until I realized what was going on. It kind of goes like this: Now, imagine with me, you just heard about MLM, you just, for the first time, you're bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. Let's say you've never done anything else business-wise at all, ever. Your only perception at that time is whatever your upline has told you about. Whatever ... I think a lot of you guys agree, and a lot of you guys know that, kind of my take on how MLM recruits. I feel like they're very, I would say I feel like they're stuck in the '90s. There's still very much the friends and family thing, which is a marketing tactic. It is a method. Not the only method, but for some reason, since it is an easy method, it is the only one is typically taught. Does that make sense? Anyways, let me go back to the story though.</p> <p> </p> <p>It goes like this. It goes like this: You're brand new. You're just barely starting out in business. You're barely starting out in MLM. You don't know, let's say you don't know much. You're, go back to that spot where you're like, "I want to get into this. I am excited about MLM. I really want to make this happen," but as you go and you start moving down the path, you get excited, which is natural, of course. You get excited, you accelerate, you start consuming vast amounts of information, whether from your upline or you're buying books and tapes and CDs and you're learning from other greats.</p> <p> </p> <p>Whatever it is, you're learning and learning and learning and learning and learning. You should be, and that's great, and you're drinking deeply, but all of a sudden, what ends up happening is, this tends to be the thing that happens in almost every single person's head as I've noticed it. What always happens is usually someone will start reading a book, and then they'll go to book number. They'll take 10 things or some lessons from book number one, then they go on to course number three. Then they go on to CD track number three. Then they go on to presentation or live event number four.</p> <p> </p> <p>What they do is they end up creating this map in their head of everything it takes to be successful in this. Everything it takes to be ... What they start doing is they start creating these massive checklists inside their head. That's fine, that's great, that's dandy, but ends up happening is the person starts to experience overwhelm in a huge way. It starts to become crippling. They start to get analysis paralysis.</p> <p> </p> <p>As they're accelerating, as they're on this upward trajectory, eventually, they start leveling out. They level out just a little here and there, and their progress slows because they think, "Oh my gosh. I gotta have X, Y, and Z done. I need to have this, this, and this done. I need to have one, two, and three done. I gotta have these things. Look at all the pieces here. Look at all the players there. Oh my gosh. This, this, this," and then they actually, they corner themselves, and they paint themselves back into a corner of complete paralysis because they've, there's too much to do in their perception. There's too many things to get done in their perception. How do you protect against this?</p> <p> </p> <p>This is the same thing when I first started learning marketing in general. I was super excited. For years, I was studying, not just studying, I was literally, I was building businesses. It seemed to be in these three-month cycles. Since I'd never done it before, I was practicing and practicing and practicing by actually starting companies. If I hit a wall here, I found something that was more lucrative or better here or there, whatever, I would move on to the next one, and it was like these three-month cycles that I was in.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was telling somebody the other day, I was like, "Yeah, I'm like a seven-year overnight success story of figuring out what didn't work and eventually stumbling on the amazing things that do," but I started learning, studying, drinking deeply. As I was doing that, I remember one day, it was in college. I was riding my bike home. A peddling bike, not motorcycle at the time because we didn't have enough money for another car. I was riding my bike home, and I was thinking to myself. I was listening to a podcast of somebody. I think it was the Pat Flynn Smart Passive Income Podcast. Love that podcast. Totally got me running and stuff, which is great, but what I realized is as I was biking home, there was this moment of frustration. I remember talking to myself, and I talk to myself a lot, but I remember talking to myself, and I was saying, "Why isn't any of this working?" That was my big question. "How come I can't seem to actually get off the ground with this?"</p> <p> </p> <p>It was frustrating. It was maddening. I actually, it literally made me mad about it because I was like, "Man, I'm seeing these other people. I know the business that they're in. I know what I would do if I was in that scenario. How come I can't do it to my own? Oh, wait. It's because I don't have a business. Oh, I don't have a business. How many times am I actually asking for someone's money online? Oh, I don't even have a credit card form that's up. Why am I getting mad about this?"</p> <p> </p> <p>I had to stop. I remember at that exact moment, I did something that was, it's honestly the key, I feel like, to being successful when you're brand new, or even experienced. There's an element to this, but it really helped me, it helped clear the noise in my head, thinking that I had to have this done and this done, remember this strategy, remember that, remember this piece over here, remember this over there, remember this, all these things and all pieces and all these gurus, which is great, which is great. You should learn, which is awesome, but if you don't have a business in the first place and you're not learning for a problem that you actually have to solve, what are you learning for?</p> <p> </p> <p>What I did is I, on purpose, cultivated what I call a low-information diet. It's actually from Tim Ferriss. It's a low-information diet. Now, I'm not telling...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Hey, what's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.   How you guys doing? It's been a little while since I've published, and I apologize for that. A combination of the holidays mixed with a lot of the stuff going on. I have been, and this is not to beat my chest or anything, but I've been recruiting a lot lately, and there's been a lot of my time and attention focused elsewhere. Also, what I was doing this morning is sitting back and thinking through what's happened, what can I tell you guys about that's been going on.   I have this funnel, this sales funnel that automates. It's been automating a lot of my recruiting, about 75% of it. There's still a last 25% that I haven't finished almost totally automating. It won't be completely automated. It'll be like 95% automated, but what ends up happening is somebody goes through, and they say, "Hey, look, I want to join your downline," and then they go through and ... See, last episode, I talked about getting material for my auto-closing script. What I do is I let the market tell me what I should be saying in that script. Does that make sense? It's what you should be doing too in your own MLM.   Today, what I wanted to tell you a little bit about, though, is what always ends up happening every time I see a new person in MLM come into this world. It's the cycle. It's the same thing that happened to me, honestly, until I realized what was going on. It kind of goes like this: Now, imagine with me, you just heard about MLM, you just, for the first time, you're bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. Let's say you've never done anything else business-wise at all, ever. Your only perception at that time is whatever your upline has told you about. Whatever ... I think a lot of you guys agree, and a lot of you guys know that, kind of my take on how MLM recruits. I feel like they're very, I would say I feel like they're stuck in the '90s. There's still very much the friends and family thing, which is a marketing tactic. It is a method. Not the only method, but for some reason, since it is an easy method, it is the only one is typically taught. Does that make sense? Anyways, let me go back to the story though.   It goes like this. It goes like this: You're brand new. You're just barely starting out in business. You're barely starting out in MLM. You don't know, let's say you don't know much. You're, go back to that spot where you're like, "I want to get into this. I am excited about MLM. I really want to make this happen," but as you go and you start moving down the path, you get excited, which is natural, of course. You get excited, you accelerate, you start consuming vast amounts of information, whether from your upline or you're buying books and tapes and CDs and you're learning from other greats.   Whatever it is, you're learning and learning and learning and learning and learning. You should be, and that's great, and you're drinking deeply, but all of a sudden, what ends up happening is, this tends to be the thing that happens in almost every single person's head as I've noticed it. What always happens is usually someone will start reading a book, and then they'll go to book number. They'll take 10 things or some lessons from book number one, then they go on to course number three. Then they go on to CD track number three. Then they go on to presentation or live event number four.   What they do is they end up creating this map in their head of everything it takes to be successful in this. Everything it takes to be ... What they start doing is they start creating these massive checklists inside their head. That's fine, that's great, that's dandy, but ends up happening is the person starts to experience overwhelm in a huge way. It starts to become crippling. They start to get analysis paralysis.   As they're accelerating, as they're on this upward trajectory, eventually, they start leveling out. They level out just a little here and there, and their progress slows because they think, "Oh my gosh. I gotta have X, Y, and Z done. I need to have this, this, and this done. I need to have one, two, and three done. I gotta have these things. Look at all the pieces here. Look at all the players there. Oh my gosh. This, this, this," and then they actually, they corner themselves, and they paint themselves back into a corner of complete paralysis because they've, there's too much to do in their perception. There's too many things to get done in their perception. How do you protect against this?   This is the same thing when ...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey what's up guys, I just wanted to reach out real quick and kind of actually follow up on something that I've talked about recently in an earlier podcast. I can't believe I'm on episode 42 or something that like. Time's hauling, and I can't believe how much has already been done. This podcast has only been up for ... I don't even know. Two or three months and there's already 8,000 downloads, which is crazy so thank you to all of you guys that are out there, to everyone who's listening. I know that you guys are all ... just so you know, there's a lot of others that are also listening besides you. Lots of people reaching back out, lots of people asking questions. Been a lot of fun, really enjoyed it. If you do have a question you want me to answer on the podcast, I actually really like doing that it's actually a lot of fun. Just go to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.com. It'll have the opt in, but on the second page there there's actually a green button you can click and you can record a question to me straight off of your browser. I'll take that question, your voice straight. I'll put it right in to the actual podcast itself and go ahead and answer, which is kinda fun.<br> Anyway, hey a lot of you guys know that I was a door to door salesman, I was a telemarketer, I did a lot of sales you know. There's this interesting phenomemon that happens when you're in sales. It's kind of funny because there's a huge thrill, right with making the sale but what's funny is that there's some aspects of it that get a little bit monotonous and boring. I had to become patient, I had to learn to be even more patient.<br> For example, let's say I was talking to somebody on the phone and I was selling B2B. I was selling software to business owners. What I would do is I would practice getting passed the gate keeper, you know. Which was usually the receptionist or the assistant. They'd be the first one to answer the phone and I had to convince them to hand the phone to their boss so I was pitching the right person. That was you know, a bit of a piece of art itself but just like in door to door sales, the exact same thing would happen. Within the first three weeks of any sales job I ever had, I felt like I knew every single objection that I would ever hear again ever. Because the receptionists or the assistant would hand the phone to the boss, and I'd start talking and I would start selling and I would start doing well, and then they would ask a question that the previous guy had asked you know cause it was a logical question. Well, how much is it? Well, is there a contract? Well, do I need to hire more staff for it? You know, stuff like that. These questions happened over and over and over and over. They repeated, right. They repeated over and over and over and over.<br> This was true for door to door sales, true obviously for you know, for telemarketing. It's true for anything. True for any sales involved, including MLM sales. Now, I guarantee if you think back ... there's probably two different types of people who are listening to this podcast right now. Type one, you might be the kind of person who's brand new in MLM and you haven't talked to that many people yet so you're not sure what those patterns are. You're not sure what those patterns of objection are, right. Where you're starting to see hey, everyone's asking one of these three questions every time I bring it up. You know what I mean? Then the second kind of person is the person who does know that. Where you've been in it long enough and maybe you have, maybe you haven't but you know, you notice what those objections are over and over and over and over and over.<br> Here's kind of my challenge to you, is to go and figure out how to effectively resolve that concern. Every one of them. In fact I would write it out. I've actually done that. I've got a huge list of them on my whiteboards here, of different beliefs that people have about the MLM industry. What I did is I went through and I figured out how to answer each one of those questions, then I put a close immediately afterwards just like you would in any kind of sales environment. What's funny about that is you resolve the concern and immediately go back to the close again, but it could be a soft close. We're not talking hard closing somebody or making them feel uncomfortable or whatever but what I encourage you to do ... this is a neat step of duplication by the way ... is if you know what the top three or even ten objections are, it's nice as the sales guy to get to those before they do. Okay, so that they feel like there's no more ammo left for them to fight against you. Okay.<br> Again, I'm not talking about being a hunter here where you track and trap and you trick somebody in to joining your down line, but in any environment where there's a sale or transaction happening someone is going to have to convince somebody else that their beliefs are wrong and they need to get new beliefs which means come join your down line. You know what I mean? That's true for any kind of sales environment.<br> Here's what I recommend you do and this is what I've been doing too, is that as I've given the same presentation over and over and over and over and over and you know, I see what those patterns are, I'm literally creating my own presentation from just me, just my own head. I'm creating my own presentation that does the presentation, but also resolves all of the top concerns that I see. Okay, that I'm constantly seeing. That way when somebody says hey, you know what ... you know, last episode I talked about ... I think it was last episode, I talked about lead-gen and how to create good lead-gen. Maybe that was two episodes ago, I can't remember but good lead-gen right. How to actually get people to become attracted to you, right.<br> Let's say someone comes over to you now and they're like oh my gosh, what are you doing that's so cool. I love that you're doing a down line, could we chat or is there a call or is there something like that that I can get more information on? This is a very easy, very natural place for you to start handing out the link to your own presentation. You're giving that presentation and resolving the major concerns and continually afterwards just closing them and being assumptive about it saying hey, well you know do you want to you know, do you want to join? Is there ... you know what I mean? Whatever your closes are. This very, very easy way to do that.<br> What I've been doing lately, is I'm actually putting together an auto closing funnel. [inaudible 00:07:07] a lot of internet sales funnels, basically just a series of webpages that are tied together, but there's a lot of automation behind them. On the first page, they go through and they can register to go and actually check out yesterdays replay of the presentation. You know, or they can schedule a future one as well. Well, what I'm doing is I'm just writing a webinar script for ... you know, there's a lot of ways to do it and it's one of the major things I teach.<br> I'm what's called a 2 Comma Club Coach. 2 commas meet at a million dollars and helps create the program with Russell Brunson and ClickFunnels but it's 2 Comma Club Coaching meaning you know, the purpose of the program is for me to take you from zero to a million dollars. What we do though, is a lot of webinars. A lot of webinars. They teach a lot of webinars to people. There's a lot of ways to do it, there's a ton of ways to screw it up. There's a lot of ways to do it right, or I should say there's fewer ways to do it right just like anything in life. A lot of ways to screw things up, you got to do it the right way though.<br> But what I do though, is I basically write pretty much a webinar funnel, addressing all the major concerns and pitching them at the same time so that the only conversation I really need to have with that individual is any last minute questions before they join so that I'm not redoing the present...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey what's up guys, I just wanted to reach out real quick and kind of actually follow up on something that I've talked about recently in an earlier podcast. I can't believe I'm on episode 42 or something that like. Time's hauling, and I can't believe how much has already been done. This podcast has only been up for ... I don't even know. Two or three months and there's already 8,000 downloads, which is crazy so thank you to all of you guys that are out there, to everyone who's listening. I know that you guys are all ... just so you know, there's a lot of others that are also listening besides you. Lots of people reaching back out, lots of people asking questions. Been a lot of fun, really enjoyed it. If you do have a question you want me to answer on the podcast, I actually really like doing that it's actually a lot of fun. Just go to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.com. It'll have the opt in, but on the second page there there's actually a green button you can click and you can record a question to me straight off of your browser. I'll take that question, your voice straight. I'll put it right in to the actual podcast itself and go ahead and answer, which is kinda fun.<br> Anyway, hey a lot of you guys know that I was a door to door salesman, I was a telemarketer, I did a lot of sales you know. There's this interesting phenomemon that happens when you're in sales. It's kind of funny because there's a huge thrill, right with making the sale but what's funny is that there's some aspects of it that get a little bit monotonous and boring. I had to become patient, I had to learn to be even more patient.<br> For example, let's say I was talking to somebody on the phone and I was selling B2B. I was selling software to business owners. What I would do is I would practice getting passed the gate keeper, you know. Which was usually the receptionist or the assistant. They'd be the first one to answer the phone and I had to convince them to hand the phone to their boss so I was pitching the right person. That was you know, a bit of a piece of art itself but just like in door to door sales, the exact same thing would happen. Within the first three weeks of any sales job I ever had, I felt like I knew every single objection that I would ever hear again ever. Because the receptionists or the assistant would hand the phone to the boss, and I'd start talking and I would start selling and I would start doing well, and then they would ask a question that the previous guy had asked you know cause it was a logical question. Well, how much is it? Well, is there a contract? Well, do I need to hire more staff for it? You know, stuff like that. These questions happened over and over and over and over. They repeated, right. They repeated over and over and over and over.<br> This was true for door to door sales, true obviously for you know, for telemarketing. It's true for anything. True for any sales involved, including MLM sales. Now, I guarantee if you think back ... there's probably two different types of people who are listening to this podcast right now. Type one, you might be the kind of person who's brand new in MLM and you haven't talked to that many people yet so you're not sure what those patterns are. You're not sure what those patterns of objection are, right. Where you're starting to see hey, everyone's asking one of these three questions every time I bring it up. You know what I mean? Then the second kind of person is the person who does know that. Where you've been in it long enough and maybe you have, maybe you haven't but you know, you notice what those objections are over and over and over and over and over.<br> Here's kind of my challenge to you, is to go and figure out how to effectively resolve that concern. Every one of them. In fact I would write it out. I've actually done that. I've got a huge list of them on my whiteboards here, of different beliefs that people have about the MLM industry. What I did is I went through and I figured out how to answer each one of those questions, then I put a close immediately afterwards just like you would in any kind of sales environment. What's funny about that is you resolve the concern and immediately go back to the close again, but it could be a soft close. We're not talking hard closing somebody or making them feel uncomfortable or whatever but what I encourage you to do ... this is a neat step of duplication by the way ... is if you know what the top three or even ten objections are, it's nice as the sales guy to get to those before they do. Okay, so that they feel like there's no more ammo left for them to fight against you. Okay.<br> Again, I'm not talking about being a hunter here where you track and trap and you trick somebody in to joining your down line, but in any environment where there's a sale or transaction happening someone is going to have to convince somebody else that their beliefs are wrong and they need to get new beliefs which means come join your down line. You know what I mean? That's true for any kind of sales environment.<br> Here's what I recommend you do and this is what I've been doing too, is that as I've given the same presentation over and over and over and over and over and you know, I see what those patterns are, I'm literally creating my own presentation from just me, just my own head. I'm creating my own presentation that does the presentation, but also resolves all of the top concerns that I see. Okay, that I'm constantly seeing. That way when somebody says hey, you know what ... you know, last episode I talked about ... I think it was last episode, I talked about lead-gen and how to create good lead-gen. Maybe that was two episodes ago, I can't remember but good lead-gen right. How to actually get people to become attracted to you, right.<br> Let's say someone comes over to you now and they're like oh my gosh, what are you doing that's so cool. I love that you're doing a down line, could we chat or is there a call or is there something like that that I can get more information on? This is a very easy, very natural place for you to start handing out the link to your own presentation. You're giving that presentation and resolving the major concerns and continually afterwards just closing them and being assumptive about it saying hey, well you know do you want to you know, do you want to join? Is there ... you know what I mean? Whatever your closes are. This very, very easy way to do that.<br> What I've been doing lately, is I'm actually putting together an auto closing funnel. [inaudible 00:07:07] a lot of internet sales funnels, basically just a series of webpages that are tied together, but there's a lot of automation behind them. On the first page, they go through and they can register to go and actually check out yesterdays replay of the presentation. You know, or they can schedule a future one as well. Well, what I'm doing is I'm just writing a webinar script for ... you know, there's a lot of ways to do it and it's one of the major things I teach.<br> I'm what's called a 2 Comma Club Coach. 2 commas meet at a million dollars and helps create the program with Russell Brunson and ClickFunnels but it's 2 Comma Club Coaching meaning you know, the purpose of the program is for me to take you from zero to a million dollars. What we do though, is a lot of webinars. A lot of webinars. They teach a lot of webinars to people. There's a lot of ways to do it, there's a ton of ways to screw it up. There's a lot of ways to do it right, or I should say there's fewer ways to do it right just like anything in life. 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      <itunes:summary>Hey what's up guys, I just wanted to reach out real quick and kind of actually follow up on something that I've talked about recently in an earlier podcast. I can't believe I'm on episode 42 or something that like. Time's hauling, and I can't believe how much has already been done. This podcast has only been up for ... I don't even know. Two or three months and there's already 8,000 downloads, which is crazy so thank you to all of you guys that are out there, to everyone who's listening. I know that you guys are all ... just so you know, there's a lot of others that are also listening besides you. Lots of people reaching back out, lots of people asking questions. Been a lot of fun, really enjoyed it. If you do have a question you want me to answer on the podcast, I actually really like doing that it's actually a lot of fun. Just go to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.com. It'll have the opt in, but on the second page there there's actually a green button you can click and you can record a question to me straight off of your browser. I'll take that question, your voice straight. I'll put it right in to the actual podcast itself and go ahead and answer, which is kinda fun. Anyway, hey a lot of you guys know that I was a door to door salesman, I was a telemarketer, I did a lot of sales you know. There's this interesting phenomemon that happens when you're in sales. It's kind of funny because there's a huge thrill, right with making the sale but what's funny is that there's some aspects of it that get a little bit monotonous and boring. I had to become patient, I had to learn to be even more patient. For example, let's say I was talking to somebody on the phone and I was selling B2B. I was selling software to business owners. What I would do is I would practice getting passed the gate keeper, you know. Which was usually the receptionist or the assistant. They'd be the first one to answer the phone and I had to convince them to hand the phone to their boss so I was pitching the right person. That was you know, a bit of a piece of art itself but just like in door to door sales, the exact same thing would happen. Within the first three weeks of any sales job I ever had, I felt like I knew every single objection that I would ever hear again ever. Because the receptionists or the assistant would hand the phone to the boss, and I'd start talking and I would start selling and I would start doing well, and then they would ask a question that the previous guy had asked you know cause it was a logical question. Well, how much is it? Well, is there a contract? Well, do I need to hire more staff for it? You know, stuff like that. These questions happened over and over and over and over. They repeated, right. They repeated over and over and over and over. This was true for door to door sales, true obviously for you know, for telemarketing. It's true for anything. True for any sales involved, including MLM sales. Now, I guarantee if you think back ... there's probably two different types of people who are listening to this podcast right now. Type one, you might be the kind of person who's brand new in MLM and you haven't talked to that many people yet so you're not sure what those patterns are. You're not sure what those patterns of objection are, right. Where you're starting to see hey, everyone's asking one of these three questions every time I bring it up. You know what I mean? Then the second kind of person is the person who does know that. Where you've been in it long enough and maybe you have, maybe you haven't but you know, you notice what those objections are over and over and over and over and over. Here's kind of my challenge to you, is to go and figure out how to effectively resolve that concern. Every one of them. In fact I would write it out. I've actually done that. I've got a huge list of them on my whiteboards here, of different beliefs that people have about the MLM industry. What I did is I went through and I figured out how to answer each one of those questions, then I put a close immediately afterwards just like you would in any kind of sales environment. What's funny about that is you resolve the concern and immediately go back to the close again, but it could be a soft close. We're not talking hard closing somebody or making them feel uncomfortable or whatever but what I encourage you to do ... this is a neat step of duplication by the way ... is if you know what the top three or even ten objections are, it's nice as the sales guy to get to those before they do. Okay, so that they feel like there's no more ammo left for them to fight against you. Okay. Again, I'm not talking about being a hunter here where you track and trap and you trick somebody in to joining your down line, but in any environment where there's a sale or transaction happening someone is going to have to convince somebody else that their beliefs are wrong and they need to get new beliefs which means come join your down line. You know what I m...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's up guys. Hey. Hope these days going fantastic, and you're killing it, and you woke up smiling. If not, I invite you to do so. It's amazing what it does for your day. Hey, so ... Hey. When, I first joined ... It was the very first MLM I ever joined, and I got into. I ran into a problem really, really soon and imagine that you've probably run into this too, at some point in your MLM career, if you're still in one. What's funny is I actually learned that a lot of people who are listening to this right now, are not in MLM. They're just looking for one. I didn't know that. How you guys doing? Anyway, great to have you.<br> Anyway, so the first time I ever joined an MLM, I ran into this issue, where I was excited to be a part of it, and I was running. I was literally going door-to-door down Main Street. I was trying to recruit friends and family. I was doing ... You know what I mean? I had not learned a lot of things that I know now, where I actually am ... I treat it very differently now. I actually value. I actually put stuff out there. I actually qualify leads. I auto close. I've got a lot of tools and stuff like that for my down line. The whole purpose, again of this podcast is to help show you what I do, so you can do it in your own business. I don't care whatever it is you're in.<br> As long as you love it, great. That's awesome. Go kill it and crush it. That's great. The other purpose of this podcast is to go through and show you, kind of documents the journey of me creating this next product for the MLM industry. There's no talk of me trying to recruit you. You won't even know the name of the MLM that I'm in. It's literally just to help you see how someone like me ... I have a heavy, very strong internet marketing background. I was the ... I still am, the right hand funnel builder to Russel Brunson at ClickFunnels. Sat right next to him for about two years. I'm about to leave that job, in about four weeks here, which makes me a little bit nervous, but I'm excited to do it. I'm literally leaving to do this full-time. If that's any kind of testament that what I'm trying to teach you, works.<br> I have two kids. I have four year old and two year old, and a pregnant wife. I would not leave my job, if it was not actually being successful. Okay? Please know that what I'm teaching you guys throughout this entire podcast, and especially in the course I have coming up, works. It's real. It happens. You guys are living testaments of it right now, also, that ... Anyway. Anyway. Moving on.<br> The first time I joined an MLM, I ran into a problem quickly, which was, after I had ... You know, I was doing it the old school way. I made the list of the friends and family. I called a bunch of people. I annoyed lot of people. I went through and I was going door-to-door. I was hustling. I still did it the best that I could. The problem was, when somebody else finally joined my down line, I didn't know what to do with them. Right?<br> They were just sitting there, and it was like, "What do we do now?" I'm like, "Oh crap. Uh. Sorry for sounding like a broken record, but I'm about to tell you the same thing my upline told me to do. Go bug your family members and friends. Go hustle like crazy. Go the next thing, you know, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah." I just started regurgitating all the stuff that I was hearing. Does it work? Yeah. Yeah, it works. It's effective. It's not very efficient though. You know what I mean? It'll work. It's a terrible experience though, and I ruined a lot of relationships with it. You know what I mean? Anyway, that was part of the issue that I was running into with the whole thing. I didn't know what to do with them, after they joined my down line.<br> I was on this call once. I'm not sure if you guys know who Stu McLaren is. Stu Mclaren's a very amazing guy. He makes millions of dollars every year, running membership sites. Amazing value, but he only spends a couple week a year actually building them. The rest of it's all on auto pilot. Amazing stuff. It's the world I come from. Built a lot of membership sites in my day. And so, one of the things that he teaches in one of his courses, is this concept that ... Have you guys ever bought a product before? You've bought the product. You get it and you realize ... You what, there actually is a better example.<br> Christmas is right around the corner. Right? Christmas is right around the corner. Let's say you buy a toy for a kid, and you get this toy and you have to assemble it when you get it. You open up those instructions and the first thing you notice is, it's not a simple set up. Right? You kind of get completely overwhelmed by the amount of steps that it's now told you to do. Let's say you have done this for a kid. Fine. Whatever. A piece of furniture. Let's say you go buy a piece of furniture, and you're like, "Oh my gosh. I'm gonna spend the next two or three hours of my life building this thing. I had no idea." You know what I mean? It's that feeling, you like, "Oh crap. There's that much stuff to do? Oh jeez. Oh, uh. Gosh dang it. I didn't want to go through this today." You know what I mean? That's kind of the feeling you get. It's the feeling of pure overwhelm.<br> Well, what's funny is that it's been learned, it's been noted that the number one reason why people will refund from memberships sites, is become of overwhelm. There's just too much stuff. There's not enough places to go. There's not enough ... I'm sorry, there's too many places to go. There's too many things to do. There's too many options. There's total overwhelm and the person just wants to get out. A confused mind is always a no. Right? The answers always no for a confused mind.<br> A lot of times that ends up happening, when you join an MLM, or when one of your people joins a MLM. When you recruit somebody, the tendency is just to barf all over him. Here's the comp plan. Here's all the specs to the product. Here's how we're selling it in the script behind it. Here's your duplicated website. Here's the events coming up. Here's all the books coming up. Here's what the president has said about x, y, and z. Here's blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. You go and you barf all over these people. Total overwhelm. No idea where to start and it makes someone want to quit.<br> What Stu Mclaren teaches as the way around us, is something called a success path. Okay? A success path. These success paths are genius. I use them in my own MLM recruiting now. Their amazing. Okay? When somebody joins my MLM, what I do is I think through the success path that I want that individual to go down, meaning, what's that number one? All right, well, we should probably have learned about the product a little bit more. Watch this video. That's it. Don't think about anything else.<br> I'm not out to tell you about the [inaudible 00:07:08] plan even more. I'm not about to tell you about all the 12 million events coming up. I'm not about to tell you about the stuff that's going on, and have you re-introduce the 1400 of my upline people. You know what I mean? Just watch that one video. That's it. What else? Don't worry about it. Did you watch the video? Nope. Then, watch that video. That's all. I write it out. I put stuff down, so that they understand what is expected of them, in order to be successful. Right? Both from a business standpoint and a recruiting standpoint and a sales standpoint. I just, I figured it out. I do through. I just simplify it.<br> Okay. Here's all this crap. Let's put it into an organized manner that you can actually digest it, and that it's not gonna stress you out like crazy. That's what I've been building this last little bit here is ... I've built a lot of members areas on the internet. It's one of my specialties, really enjoy doing it actually. I thought, how cool would it be .. This is something I just barely started doing right now, as far as the members area form.<br> It's a ded...</p>]]>
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I treat it very differently now. I actually value. I actually put stuff out there. I actually qualify leads. I auto close. I've got a lot of tools and stuff like that for my down line. The whole purpose, again of this podcast is to help show you what I do, so you can do it in your own business. I don't care whatever it is you're in.<br> As long as you love it, great. That's awesome. Go kill it and crush it. That's great. The other purpose of this podcast is to go through and show you, kind of documents the journey of me creating this next product for the MLM industry. There's no talk of me trying to recruit you. You won't even know the name of the MLM that I'm in. It's literally just to help you see how someone like me ... I have a heavy, very strong internet marketing background. I was the ... I still am, the right hand funnel builder to Russel Brunson at ClickFunnels. Sat right next to him for about two years. I'm about to leave that job, in about four weeks here, which makes me a little bit nervous, but I'm excited to do it. I'm literally leaving to do this full-time. If that's any kind of testament that what I'm trying to teach you, works.<br> I have two kids. I have four year old and two year old, and a pregnant wife. I would not leave my job, if it was not actually being successful. Okay? Please know that what I'm teaching you guys throughout this entire podcast, and especially in the course I have coming up, works. It's real. It happens. You guys are living testaments of it right now, also, that ... Anyway. Anyway. Moving on.<br> The first time I joined an MLM, I ran into a problem quickly, which was, after I had ... You know, I was doing it the old school way. I made the list of the friends and family. I called a bunch of people. I annoyed lot of people. I went through and I was going door-to-door. I was hustling. I still did it the best that I could. The problem was, when somebody else finally joined my down line, I didn't know what to do with them. Right?<br> They were just sitting there, and it was like, "What do we do now?" I'm like, "Oh crap. Uh. Sorry for sounding like a broken record, but I'm about to tell you the same thing my upline told me to do. Go bug your family members and friends. Go hustle like crazy. Go the next thing, you know, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah." I just started regurgitating all the stuff that I was hearing. Does it work? Yeah. Yeah, it works. It's effective. It's not very efficient though. You know what I mean? It'll work. It's a terrible experience though, and I ruined a lot of relationships with it. You know what I mean? Anyway, that was part of the issue that I was running into with the whole thing. I didn't know what to do with them, after they joined my down line.<br> I was on this call once. I'm not sure if you guys know who Stu McLaren is. Stu Mclaren's a very amazing guy. He makes millions of dollars every year, running membership sites. Amazing value, but he only spends a couple week a year actually building them. The rest of it's all on auto pilot. Amazing stuff. It's the world I come from. Built a lot of membership sites in my day. And so, one of the things that he teaches in one of his courses, is this concept that ... Have you guys ever bought a product before? You've bought the product. You get it and you realize ... You what, there actually is a better example.<br> Christmas is right around the corner. Right? Christmas is right around the corner. Let's say you buy a toy for a kid, and you get this toy and you have to assemble it when you get it. You open up those instructions and the first thing you notice is, it's not a simple set up. Right? You kind of get completely overwhelmed by the amount of steps that it's now told you to do. Let's say you have done this for a kid. Fine. Whatever. A piece of furniture. Let's say you go buy a piece of furniture, and you're like, "Oh my gosh. I'm gonna spend the next two or three hours of my life building this thing. I had no idea." You know what I mean? It's that feeling, you like, "Oh crap. There's that much stuff to do? Oh jeez. Oh, uh. Gosh dang it. I didn't want to go through this today." You know what I mean? That's kind of the feeling you get. It's the feeling of pure overwhelm.<br> Well, what's funny is that it's been learned, it's been noted that the number one reason why people will refund from memberships sites, is become of overwhelm. There's just too much stuff. There's not enough places to go. There's not enough ... I'm sorry, there's too many places to go. There's too many things to do. There's too many options. There's total overwhelm and the person just wants to get out. A confused mind is always a no. Right? The answers always no for a confused mind.<br> A lot of times that ends up happening, when you join an MLM, or when one of your people joins a MLM. When you recruit somebody, the tendency is just to barf all over him. Here's the comp plan. Here's all the specs to the product. Here's how we're selling it in the script behind it. Here's your duplicated website. Here's the events coming up. Here's all the books coming up. Here's what the president has said about x, y, and z. Here's blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. You go and you barf all over these people. Total overwhelm. No idea where to start and it makes someone want to quit.<br> What Stu Mclaren teaches as the way around us, is something called a success path. Okay? A success path. These success paths are genius. I use them in my own MLM recruiting now. Their amazing. Okay? When somebody joins my MLM, what I do is I think through the success path that I want that individual to go down, meaning, what's that number one? All right, well, we should probably have learned about the product a little bit more. Watch this video. That's it. Don't think about anything else.<br> I'm not out to tell you about the [inaudible 00:07:08] plan even more. I'm not about to tell you about all the 12 million events coming up. I'm not about to tell you about the stuff that's going on, and have you re-introduce the 1400 of my upline people. You know what I mean? Just watch that one video. That's it. What else? Don't worry about it. Did you watch the video? Nope. Then, watch that video. That's all. I write it out. I put stuff down, so that they understand what is expected of them, in order to be successful. Right? Both from a business standpoint and a recruiting standpoint and a sales standpoint. I just, I figured it out. I do through. I just simplify it.<br> Okay. Here's all this crap. Let's put it into an organized manner that you can actually digest it, and that it's not gonna stress you out like crazy. That's what I've been building this last little bit here is ... I've built a lot of members areas on the internet. It's one of my specialties, really enjoy doing it actually. I thought, how cool would it be .. This is something I just barely started doing right now, as far as the members area form.<br> It's a ded...</p>]]>
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I treat it very differently now. I actually value. I actually put stuff out there. I actually qualify leads. I auto close. I've got a lot of tools and stuff like that for my down line. The whole purpose, again of this podcast is to help show you what I do, so you can do it in your own business. I don't care whatever it is you're in. As long as you love it, great. That's awesome. Go kill it and crush it. That's great. The other purpose of this podcast is to go through and show you, kind of documents the journey of me creating this next product for the MLM industry. There's no talk of me trying to recruit you. You won't even know the name of the MLM that I'm in. It's literally just to help you see how someone like me ... I have a heavy, very strong internet marketing background. I was the ... I still am, the right hand funnel builder to Russel Brunson at ClickFunnels. Sat right next to him for about two years. I'm about to leave that job, in about four weeks here, which makes me a little bit nervous, but I'm excited to do it. I'm literally leaving to do this full-time. If that's any kind of testament that what I'm trying to teach you, works. I have two kids. I have four year old and two year old, and a pregnant wife. I would not leave my job, if it was not actually being successful. Okay? Please know that what I'm teaching you guys throughout this entire podcast, and especially in the course I have coming up, works. It's real. It happens. You guys are living testaments of it right now, also, that ... Anyway. Anyway. Moving on. The first time I joined an MLM, I ran into a problem quickly, which was, after I had ... You know, I was doing it the old school way. I made the list of the friends and family. I called a bunch of people. I annoyed lot of people. I went through and I was going door-to-door. I was hustling. I still did it the best that I could. 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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve Larsen: Hey, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us bleed and cheat, and only bug family members and friends? You want to grow a profitable home business? How do we recruit a players into our downlines and create extra incomes, and still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> Hi you guys doing? Super glad to be here. I feel like it's been a while since I've published. Really, it's only been a week, but super excited to be able to get this out. It is definitely cold here. We've had a lot of ... Anyway, it's been really, really chilly here in Boise Idaho. That's where we live right now. My wife and I are both from Denver.<br> Now, it's funny because last year there was a ton of snow here comparative to how much they usually get, but compared to Denver, where my wife and I were from, it was nothing. Everyone was calling it snowmagedon, and all the stuff, and there's barely any inches of snow on the ground, and we're like ... Anyway. There was a five foot snow storm once growing up. Anyway, been all over the place. Been lots of fun.<br> Well, as such, it's been very lively here in the Larsen home because I believe since it's been so cold, a little bit of wildlife has been trying to move in. So we've had some mice, which is totally disgusting, and I've never had to deal with that problem ever. It's been very lively with my little four year old and two year old, and we've been running around. Anyway, I'm not sure why I'm telling you this, but it's been fun, and I've enjoyed being able to go and just spend more time with the family. You know what I mean? I hope you guys do too.<br> Hey, I wanted to touch on something here that I think is one of the major reasons why stereotypically MLMers have a hard time recruiting. Okay? Now, someone asked me this question yesterday actually. Asking, "How do I get my people ... How do I just even get like the base team, the core team, the team of people that I wish that I had to go run my MLM with me?" And I was thinking about the answer to that question, and I was thinking about how I've done it. Guys, just in the last week alone I've recruited 20 people. All through automated systems, or at least, so far right now, they're all on the phase where they've been automatically filtered. I should call it that, and they've applied to join my downline. I told you guys about that.<br> that system that I have running, and it does amazingly well, and it's very, very exciting and I think it does so well because I always tell everyone in my downline when they join, to get all my systems because obviously I want them to be successful because of course, it makes me successful also. So why would I not? Right? It's gone really, really well. I've actually enjoyed going through just tons, I mean, awesome stuff with this team that I have, and it just ... Rock stars. I mean, guys the quality of individual, and I'm not comparing people ... I feel bad. Please don't think that I'm judging people at all, right?<br> But there are certain times in a person's life where they're going to be better at business than others, right? If they have the actual time to focus on a business. If they want to do it, rather than me trying to convince them. If I have to convince somebody to join my downline, they're the wrong person already. Okay? Now, I was super sad, a person that I know, that I've come close with decided that they did not want to join, and I was like, "Gosh." I was actually hurt by that because I just have so much respect for this individual, and I was very, very sad about that actually, and I'm sure you guy's have all been there as well because I knew that that person would be successful with it, if they just wanted to be coachable or trainable with it. Gosh, it stung. It did sting.<br> But if you have to convince somebody to join your downline, you shouldn't want them anyways. Okay? What are you going to do? Are you going to put a cattle prod behind their back the entire way, and force them to do all the things it takes? No. It takes a very motivated individual to be successful in anything, but especially in MLM. Anyway, interesting stuff, right?<br> so I was thinking about this person's question. "Hey, how do I get these people, right? How do I find more awesome rock stars? How do I find rock stars?" And that's honestly ... I was really excited she asked that because it's the entire ... That's all that my chorus that's coming out in January, January fourth, that's the date. January fourth. That's all my course teaches. It's how do you find and recruit rock stars on autopilot? Right? How do you actually get those kinds of people to come to you?<br> A lot of people treat the MLM game as if they're hunters. They track and they trap, and they ensnare, and they grab, and they hold, and they strangle, and they get people, and those are the actions that define what they do to go recruit people. That's the wrong way. You're not going to get ... you think you're really going to go get an A playing team like that? No. You have to flip the table. You got to flip the cards. It's a totally different game. It's not like you're playing the wrong hand, you're playing the wrong game. Okay?<br> I mean, it's like anything else, right? It's all about becoming attractive. It's all about creating offers in a way that makes people come to you, right? What I really wanted to point out in this episode is that ... Okay, this is one of the biggest lessons I've learned. When I was sitting on my couch like four years ago now, almost four years now actually, almost exactly, I realized that I had been going about MLM all wrong, and that I was doing the hunting method. Right? I was a hunter, right? And I was hunting and I was saying ... I was tracking, and tracking, and ensnaring, and trying to ... What are the three magic phrases I can say to get somebody to join my downline at any time. That kind of garbage that you see all the time inside the ML Ministry from other educators and stuff. I think it's garbage. It's dumb. Are you kidding me? Are you really going to force somebody into success?<br> It doesn't work. I mean, the amount of effort that's with it, it is not passive income. Oh, my gosh. It is not passive income. All right. 20 people recruited in the last week, and they're all for recruiting, doing crazy stuff also. That's nuts. That's nuts. I didn't beg any of them to join. They are motivate. They're fired up. They're killing it on their own. Why? How did that happen? It's part of what I realized when I was sitting on my couch, 2:00 AM in the morning four years ago. It was freezing. It was a winter time, and I was reading this ebook and I realized that I was doing it all wrong. Then I realized that I needed to create value, okay?<br> I learned, and I don't remember if it was from what I was reading or what, but what I learned is that in some way shape or form you're going to purchase your customers. Okay? Understand that. You're going to buy them somehow, whether you're going to buy them through ads. So, some money or you're going to spend time creating relationships. Right? So, time or some other value piece that you put out there to get them to come to you. The time, value, or money. I mean, something like that. You're going to spend something in order to get attention. Okay?<br> If you think that you're not going to, you're kidding yourself. So think through. Like, "Okay, how can I actually start being successful in this MLM game?" Right, and I'm excited to go through and teach you those kinds of things. That's exactly what I've created and put together, and I'm excited to show you what I've done in order to do that, and that's what the Secret MLM Hacks course is all about coming ...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve Larsen: Hey, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us bleed and cheat, and only bug family members and friends? You want to grow a profitable home business? How do we recruit a players into our downlines and create extra incomes, and still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> Hi you guys doing? Super glad to be here. I feel like it's been a while since I've published. Really, it's only been a week, but super excited to be able to get this out. It is definitely cold here. We've had a lot of ... Anyway, it's been really, really chilly here in Boise Idaho. That's where we live right now. My wife and I are both from Denver.<br> Now, it's funny because last year there was a ton of snow here comparative to how much they usually get, but compared to Denver, where my wife and I were from, it was nothing. Everyone was calling it snowmagedon, and all the stuff, and there's barely any inches of snow on the ground, and we're like ... Anyway. There was a five foot snow storm once growing up. Anyway, been all over the place. Been lots of fun.<br> Well, as such, it's been very lively here in the Larsen home because I believe since it's been so cold, a little bit of wildlife has been trying to move in. So we've had some mice, which is totally disgusting, and I've never had to deal with that problem ever. It's been very lively with my little four year old and two year old, and we've been running around. Anyway, I'm not sure why I'm telling you this, but it's been fun, and I've enjoyed being able to go and just spend more time with the family. You know what I mean? I hope you guys do too.<br> Hey, I wanted to touch on something here that I think is one of the major reasons why stereotypically MLMers have a hard time recruiting. Okay? Now, someone asked me this question yesterday actually. Asking, "How do I get my people ... How do I just even get like the base team, the core team, the team of people that I wish that I had to go run my MLM with me?" And I was thinking about the answer to that question, and I was thinking about how I've done it. Guys, just in the last week alone I've recruited 20 people. All through automated systems, or at least, so far right now, they're all on the phase where they've been automatically filtered. I should call it that, and they've applied to join my downline. I told you guys about that.<br> that system that I have running, and it does amazingly well, and it's very, very exciting and I think it does so well because I always tell everyone in my downline when they join, to get all my systems because obviously I want them to be successful because of course, it makes me successful also. So why would I not? Right? It's gone really, really well. I've actually enjoyed going through just tons, I mean, awesome stuff with this team that I have, and it just ... Rock stars. I mean, guys the quality of individual, and I'm not comparing people ... I feel bad. Please don't think that I'm judging people at all, right?<br> But there are certain times in a person's life where they're going to be better at business than others, right? If they have the actual time to focus on a business. If they want to do it, rather than me trying to convince them. If I have to convince somebody to join my downline, they're the wrong person already. Okay? Now, I was super sad, a person that I know, that I've come close with decided that they did not want to join, and I was like, "Gosh." I was actually hurt by that because I just have so much respect for this individual, and I was very, very sad about that actually, and I'm sure you guy's have all been there as well because I knew that that person would be successful with it, if they just wanted to be coachable or trainable with it. Gosh, it stung. It did sting.<br> But if you have to convince somebody to join your downline, you shouldn't want them anyways. Okay? What are you going to do? Are you going to put a cattle prod behind their back the entire way, and force them to do all the things it takes? No. It takes a very motivated individual to be successful in anything, but especially in MLM. Anyway, interesting stuff, right?<br> so I was thinking about this person's question. "Hey, how do I get these people, right? How do I find more awesome rock stars? How do I find rock stars?" And that's honestly ... I was really excited she asked that because it's the entire ... That's all that my chorus that's coming out in January, January fourth, that's the date. January fourth. That's all my course teaches. It's how do you find and recruit rock stars on autopilot? Right? How do you actually get those kinds of people to come to you?<br> A lot of people treat the MLM game as if they're hunters. They track and they trap, and they ensnare, and they grab, and they hold, and they strangle, and they get people, and those are the actions that define what they do to go recruit people. That's the wrong way. You're not going to get ... you think you're really going to go get an A playing team like that? No. You have to flip the table. You got to flip the cards. It's a totally different game. It's not like you're playing the wrong hand, you're playing the wrong game. Okay?<br> I mean, it's like anything else, right? It's all about becoming attractive. It's all about creating offers in a way that makes people come to you, right? What I really wanted to point out in this episode is that ... Okay, this is one of the biggest lessons I've learned. When I was sitting on my couch like four years ago now, almost four years now actually, almost exactly, I realized that I had been going about MLM all wrong, and that I was doing the hunting method. Right? I was a hunter, right? And I was hunting and I was saying ... I was tracking, and tracking, and ensnaring, and trying to ... What are the three magic phrases I can say to get somebody to join my downline at any time. That kind of garbage that you see all the time inside the ML Ministry from other educators and stuff. I think it's garbage. It's dumb. Are you kidding me? Are you really going to force somebody into success?<br> It doesn't work. I mean, the amount of effort that's with it, it is not passive income. Oh, my gosh. It is not passive income. All right. 20 people recruited in the last week, and they're all for recruiting, doing crazy stuff also. That's nuts. That's nuts. I didn't beg any of them to join. They are motivate. They're fired up. They're killing it on their own. Why? How did that happen? It's part of what I realized when I was sitting on my couch, 2:00 AM in the morning four years ago. It was freezing. It was a winter time, and I was reading this ebook and I realized that I was doing it all wrong. Then I realized that I needed to create value, okay?<br> I learned, and I don't remember if it was from what I was reading or what, but what I learned is that in some way shape or form you're going to purchase your customers. Okay? Understand that. You're going to buy them somehow, whether you're going to buy them through ads. So, some money or you're going to spend time creating relationships. Right? So, time or some other value piece that you put out there to get them to come to you. The time, value, or money. I mean, something like that. You're going to spend something in order to get attention. Okay?<br> If you think that you're not going to, you're kidding yourself. So think through. Like, "Okay, how can I actually start being successful in this MLM game?" Right, and I'm excited to go through and teach you those kinds of things. That's exactly what I've created and put together, and I'm excited to show you what I've done in order to do that, and that's what the Secret MLM Hacks course is all about coming ...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Steve Larsen: Hey, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us bleed and cheat, and only bug family members and friends? You want to grow a profitable home business? How do we recruit a players into our downlines and create extra incomes, and still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Hi you guys doing? Super glad to be here. I feel like it's been a while since I've published. Really, it's only been a week, but super excited to be able to get this out. It is definitely cold here. We've had a lot of ... Anyway, it's been really, really chilly here in Boise Idaho. That's where we live right now. My wife and I are both from Denver. Now, it's funny because last year there was a ton of snow here comparative to how much they usually get, but compared to Denver, where my wife and I were from, it was nothing. Everyone was calling it snowmagedon, and all the stuff, and there's barely any inches of snow on the ground, and we're like ... Anyway. There was a five foot snow storm once growing up. Anyway, been all over the place. Been lots of fun. Well, as such, it's been very lively here in the Larsen home because I believe since it's been so cold, a little bit of wildlife has been trying to move in. So we've had some mice, which is totally disgusting, and I've never had to deal with that problem ever. It's been very lively with my little four year old and two year old, and we've been running around. Anyway, I'm not sure why I'm telling you this, but it's been fun, and I've enjoyed being able to go and just spend more time with the family. You know what I mean? I hope you guys do too. Hey, I wanted to touch on something here that I think is one of the major reasons why stereotypically MLMers have a hard time recruiting. Okay? Now, someone asked me this question yesterday actually. Asking, "How do I get my people ... How do I just even get like the base team, the core team, the team of people that I wish that I had to go run my MLM with me?" And I was thinking about the answer to that question, and I was thinking about how I've done it. Guys, just in the last week alone I've recruited 20 people. All through automated systems, or at least, so far right now, they're all on the phase where they've been automatically filtered. I should call it that, and they've applied to join my downline. I told you guys about that. that system that I have running, and it does amazingly well, and it's very, very exciting and I think it does so well because I always tell everyone in my downline when they join, to get all my systems because obviously I want them to be successful because of course, it makes me successful also. So why would I not? Right? It's gone really, really well. I've actually enjoyed going through just tons, I mean, awesome stuff with this team that I have, and it just ... Rock stars. I mean, guys the quality of individual, and I'm not comparing people ... I feel bad. Please don't think that I'm judging people at all, right? But there are certain times in a person's life where they're going to be better at business than others, right? If they have the actual time to focus on a business. If they want to do it, rather than me trying to convince them. If I have to convince somebody to join my downline, they're the wrong person already. Okay? Now, I was super sad, a person that I know, that I've come close with decided that they did not want to join, and I was like, "Gosh." I was actually hurt by that because I just have so much respect for this individual, and I was very, very sad about that actually, and I'm sure you guy's have all been there as well because I knew that that person would be successful with it, if they just wanted to be coachable or trainable with it. Gosh, it stung. It did sting. But if you have to convince somebody to join your downline, you shouldn't want them anyways. Okay? What are you going to do? Are you going to put a cattle prod behind their back the entire way, and force them to do all the things it takes? No. It takes a very motivated individual to be successful in anything, but especially in MLM. Anyway, interesting stuff, right? so I was thinking about this person's question. "Hey, how do I get these people, right? How do I find more awesome rock stars? How do I find rock stars?" And that's honestly ... I was really excited she asked that because it's the entire ... That's all that my chorus that's coming out in January, January fourth, that's the date. January fourth. That's all my course teaches. It's how do you find and recruit rock stars on autopilot? Right? How do you actually get those kinds of people to come to you? A lot of people treat the MLM game as if they're hunters. They track and they trap, and they ensnare, and they grab, and they...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, the first thing you'll probably notice is that I am sick. I feel like crap; I'm not going to lie. My throat is killing me and I'm totally losing my voice, so I'm so sorry if ... anyway, I apologize. I promise that what? I say in this episode it's going to be great. How I say it, I apologize that I sound like I'm going through puberty right now. If my voice cracks, I promise I've gone through puberty already.<br> Guys, I'm excited for this episode. I've been doing a lot of studying of different downlines and different models from different MLM companies and the different things that are out there. What's kind of interesting about all of it is to see the way the market is shifting. You go back and you start to look at what MLM was 30 years ago before the Internet; even 20, let's look 20; even 10, when Facebook was still a brand new thing, and everyone was excited about it. I guess it's even longer than that now. Buy you go back to pre-Internet times, and it really was a network marketing thing. If you knew how to network with people, if you knew how to pitch to your different networks like it was truly in the true sense of the form and true sense of the word - network marketing.<br> Fast forwarding, this concept of the Internet gets put in place and people start learning how to market online. They're going and they're marketing to their friends. They get on Facebook. They're taken pictures of themselves at the gym like crazy. That always drives me crazy. They're going around and they're taking pictures of themselves. Whatever it is, they started to use social media to sell their stuff.<br> I'm sure you guys have heard of this little site called Amazon. If you guys didn't know, this thing about how Amazon got introduced; Amazon got introduced and they are so big. They're so big. You know what's funny about Amazon, Amazon has not cared to really even make that much money they dumped almost all of their money right back into ads, which is pretty amazing. All they care about is reach. They get very easy for anyone to buy pretty much anything online. Right now, the stat is that almost out of every dollar that is spent online, about 25 cents of that dollar is going through Amazon right now. That's huge; 25% of every dollar; 25 cents of every dollar that is being spent on the Internet as a whole is going through Amazon. That's crazy! Should we pause for effect? Pause for effect. But that's pretty intense.<br> Let's think about this as far as an MLM industry. The MLM companies have noticed the power of Amazon. They have notice how easy it is to get shipping out to people. The fulfillment that Amazon has mastered is incredible. They can ship stuff out to people really quick, two days, get it pretty much everywhere. That's insane, right?<br> What a lot of companies and a lot of MLMs are doing now, and these are two things, I just wanted to bring up really fast this probably going to become a quick episode, but I want you to take a hard look at the MLM that you are in. Ask yourself ... okay, and this going to be probably a touchy concept, and I'm not like a doom and gloom kind of guy. I'm not. But if you go back and listen to stuff that I've done in the past like you'll see that I'm not a doom and gloom guy. In fact, I really hate that kind of mentality. But ask yourself, "Is my MLM robbing me?" Ouch! It sucks to even think about that. Not the MLM, not the corporate, those guys will never do that to me. You know what I mean? It sucks for me to even bring this up. But I'm going to, because I want you to look at it. I want you to take a good hard look at what it is that your MLM is doing, and I want you to start checking out exactly how the money flows.<br> Let's look at this then. MLMs have realized that they can make all the money that they need to just by posting things on Amazon. How many times have you seen an MLM whose product is $80? You can see the same product being sold on Amazon for $55 by the corporate, by the MLM corporate. They head [inaudible 00:05:09]. They are undercutting the MLM distributors. The distributors go out. They do all the vetting. They go through, they find the people. They find the market. They convince the people of the product that people start buying a product. If those people just even go on the Internet and start searching for the product, which most people will nowadays, they will find a cheaper version of it. The distributor did all the work. However, the distributor gets undercut like crazy as the corporate sells for a cheaper price.<br> This is not like a small thing. In the entire MLM industry, this is a huge deal. A lot of this is happening to a lot of people now. This is happening in a lot of MLMs. And a lot of MLMs, in order to try and keep up with revenue and trying to hit their goals, this is a very common practice. And so, what I want you to do is I want you to go out, and I want you to search for your product or your service on the Internet, specifically E-commerce sites, if it's a physical product, which most likely a lot of MLMs are. Go check it out. Where else can your customers buy your product?<br> When I teach people, I'm the coach for a program called [Too Comical 00:06:18] Coaching. One of the things that we talk about in there is that you've got to know your competition as well as the competition knows their own business. Does that make sense? You've got to know their business as well as they do. This is part of that. Where else can your customers buy your product? Get really, really intimate. Get really familiar with that, because what it's going to allow you to do is it's going to help you figure out the talking points. If someone else is selling more than you are, is it the same or a very similar product, well it's not necessarily a bad thing. This is not meant to be like a Debbie Downer episode.<br> What you can do is start looking and say, "Why are they selling more than I am?" And you start figuring out those pieces and you take those pieces and you add it into your pitch; you add it into your product; you add it into your offer or the thing that you're putting out there. You can start to compete again in the market place. Does that make sense? I'm not trying to be all Debbie Downers, but it does suck that that is a very, very common practice. Not all MLMs do it. Almost all of them do it though, where they go in the undercut, the actual distributor, on like Amazon or something like that. It could be any kind of E-com store or anything like that.<br> Anyway, so that's the first way that MLMs kind of rob distributors now. And again, this is not meant to be Debbie Downer, doom and gloom. I want everyone to be aware of it. It took me a long time to become aware of it along my MLM entrepreneurial journey. Anyway, just understand that. As you start looking through comp plans, as you start looking through the actual products, if you've never really dove deep into those places, where else can people buy from ... I guess where are the other places besides you people can buy from. All right, so that's number one, undercutting you on Amazon.<br> Number two, when an MLM has its management as part of its downline, they are seriously undercutting you as well. I'm sure you guys have heard of stories where someone gets successful, they get a lot of people in their downline; they're selling a lot of product; they're doing really well for themselves, but they get cut out of paychecks pretty frequently. One of that reasons that happens is because MLM admin, MLM owners, are a part of the downline itself. What's funny is that for a long time, I thought that that was a normal thing, and it's not. Meaning it's normal that it happens a lot, but it's not like that's really bad.<br> What it does is it incentivizes the people in your upline to figure out ways to not pay you. What they do is they create these ceilings and they say, "Kaye, yes, you did x number of dollars in revenue." Let's put it into a po...</p>]]>
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Buy you go back to pre-Internet times, and it really was a network marketing thing. If you knew how to network with people, if you knew how to pitch to your different networks like it was truly in the true sense of the form and true sense of the word - network marketing.<br> Fast forwarding, this concept of the Internet gets put in place and people start learning how to market online. They're going and they're marketing to their friends. They get on Facebook. They're taken pictures of themselves at the gym like crazy. That always drives me crazy. They're going around and they're taking pictures of themselves. Whatever it is, they started to use social media to sell their stuff.<br> I'm sure you guys have heard of this little site called Amazon. If you guys didn't know, this thing about how Amazon got introduced; Amazon got introduced and they are so big. They're so big. You know what's funny about Amazon, Amazon has not cared to really even make that much money they dumped almost all of their money right back into ads, which is pretty amazing. All they care about is reach. They get very easy for anyone to buy pretty much anything online. Right now, the stat is that almost out of every dollar that is spent online, about 25 cents of that dollar is going through Amazon right now. That's huge; 25% of every dollar; 25 cents of every dollar that is being spent on the Internet as a whole is going through Amazon. That's crazy! Should we pause for effect? Pause for effect. But that's pretty intense.<br> Let's think about this as far as an MLM industry. The MLM companies have noticed the power of Amazon. They have notice how easy it is to get shipping out to people. The fulfillment that Amazon has mastered is incredible. They can ship stuff out to people really quick, two days, get it pretty much everywhere. That's insane, right?<br> What a lot of companies and a lot of MLMs are doing now, and these are two things, I just wanted to bring up really fast this probably going to become a quick episode, but I want you to take a hard look at the MLM that you are in. Ask yourself ... okay, and this going to be probably a touchy concept, and I'm not like a doom and gloom kind of guy. I'm not. But if you go back and listen to stuff that I've done in the past like you'll see that I'm not a doom and gloom guy. In fact, I really hate that kind of mentality. But ask yourself, "Is my MLM robbing me?" Ouch! It sucks to even think about that. Not the MLM, not the corporate, those guys will never do that to me. You know what I mean? It sucks for me to even bring this up. But I'm going to, because I want you to look at it. I want you to take a good hard look at what it is that your MLM is doing, and I want you to start checking out exactly how the money flows.<br> Let's look at this then. MLMs have realized that they can make all the money that they need to just by posting things on Amazon. How many times have you seen an MLM whose product is $80? You can see the same product being sold on Amazon for $55 by the corporate, by the MLM corporate. They head [inaudible 00:05:09]. They are undercutting the MLM distributors. The distributors go out. They do all the vetting. They go through, they find the people. They find the market. They convince the people of the product that people start buying a product. If those people just even go on the Internet and start searching for the product, which most people will nowadays, they will find a cheaper version of it. The distributor did all the work. However, the distributor gets undercut like crazy as the corporate sells for a cheaper price.<br> This is not like a small thing. In the entire MLM industry, this is a huge deal. A lot of this is happening to a lot of people now. This is happening in a lot of MLMs. And a lot of MLMs, in order to try and keep up with revenue and trying to hit their goals, this is a very common practice. And so, what I want you to do is I want you to go out, and I want you to search for your product or your service on the Internet, specifically E-commerce sites, if it's a physical product, which most likely a lot of MLMs are. Go check it out. Where else can your customers buy your product?<br> When I teach people, I'm the coach for a program called [Too Comical 00:06:18] Coaching. One of the things that we talk about in there is that you've got to know your competition as well as the competition knows their own business. Does that make sense? You've got to know their business as well as they do. This is part of that. Where else can your customers buy your product? Get really, really intimate. Get really familiar with that, because what it's going to allow you to do is it's going to help you figure out the talking points. If someone else is selling more than you are, is it the same or a very similar product, well it's not necessarily a bad thing. This is not meant to be like a Debbie Downer episode.<br> What you can do is start looking and say, "Why are they selling more than I am?" And you start figuring out those pieces and you take those pieces and you add it into your pitch; you add it into your product; you add it into your offer or the thing that you're putting out there. You can start to compete again in the market place. Does that make sense? I'm not trying to be all Debbie Downers, but it does suck that that is a very, very common practice. Not all MLMs do it. Almost all of them do it though, where they go in the undercut, the actual distributor, on like Amazon or something like that. It could be any kind of E-com store or anything like that.<br> Anyway, so that's the first way that MLMs kind of rob distributors now. And again, this is not meant to be Debbie Downer, doom and gloom. I want everyone to be aware of it. It took me a long time to become aware of it along my MLM entrepreneurial journey. Anyway, just understand that. As you start looking through comp plans, as you start looking through the actual products, if you've never really dove deep into those places, where else can people buy from ... I guess where are the other places besides you people can buy from. All right, so that's number one, undercutting you on Amazon.<br> Number two, when an MLM has its management as part of its downline, they are seriously undercutting you as well. I'm sure you guys have heard of stories where someone gets successful, they get a lot of people in their downline; they're selling a lot of product; they're doing really well for themselves, but they get cut out of paychecks pretty frequently. One of that reasons that happens is because MLM admin, MLM owners, are a part of the downline itself. What's funny is that for a long time, I thought that that was a normal thing, and it's not. Meaning it's normal that it happens a lot, but it's not like that's really bad.<br> What it does is it incentivizes the people in your upline to figure out ways to not pay you. What they do is they create these ceilings and they say, "Kaye, yes, you did x number of dollars in revenue." Let's put it into a po...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Hey, the first thing you'll probably notice is that I am sick. I feel like crap; I'm not going to lie. My throat is killing me and I'm totally losing my voice, so I'm so sorry if ... anyway, I apologize. I promise that what? I say in this episode it's going to be great. How I say it, I apologize that I sound like I'm going through puberty right now. If my voice cracks, I promise I've gone through puberty already. Guys, I'm excited for this episode. I've been doing a lot of studying of different downlines and different models from different MLM companies and the different things that are out there. What's kind of interesting about all of it is to see the way the market is shifting. You go back and you start to look at what MLM was 30 years ago before the Internet; even 20, let's look 20; even 10, when Facebook was still a brand new thing, and everyone was excited about it. I guess it's even longer than that now. Buy you go back to pre-Internet times, and it really was a network marketing thing. If you knew how to network with people, if you knew how to pitch to your different networks like it was truly in the true sense of the form and true sense of the word - network marketing. Fast forwarding, this concept of the Internet gets put in place and people start learning how to market online. They're going and they're marketing to their friends. They get on Facebook. They're taken pictures of themselves at the gym like crazy. That always drives me crazy. They're going around and they're taking pictures of themselves. Whatever it is, they started to use social media to sell their stuff. I'm sure you guys have heard of this little site called Amazon. If you guys didn't know, this thing about how Amazon got introduced; Amazon got introduced and they are so big. They're so big. You know what's funny about Amazon, Amazon has not cared to really even make that much money they dumped almost all of their money right back into ads, which is pretty amazing. All they care about is reach. They get very easy for anyone to buy pretty much anything online. Right now, the stat is that almost out of every dollar that is spent online, about 25 cents of that dollar is going through Amazon right now. That's huge; 25% of every dollar; 25 cents of every dollar that is being spent on the Internet as a whole is going through Amazon. That's crazy! Should we pause for effect? Pause for effect. But that's pretty intense. Let's think about this as far as an MLM industry. The MLM companies have noticed the power of Amazon. They have notice how easy it is to get shipping out to people. The fulfillment that Amazon has mastered is incredible. They can ship stuff out to people really quick, two days, get it pretty much everywhere. That's insane, right? What a lot of companies and a lot of MLMs are doing now, and these are two things, I just wanted to bring up really fast this probably going to become a quick episode, but I want you to take a hard look at the MLM that you are in. Ask yourself ... okay, and this going to be probably a touchy concept, and I'm not like a doom and gloom kind of guy. I'm not. But if you go back and listen to stuff that I've done in the past like you'll see that I'm not a doom and gloom guy. In fact, I really hate that kind of mentality. But ask yourself, "Is my MLM robbing me?" Ouch! It sucks to even think about that. Not the MLM, not the corporate, those guys will never do that to me. You know what I mean? It sucks for me to even bring this up. But I'm going to, because I want you to look at it. I want you to take a good hard look at what it is that your MLM is doing, and I want you to start checking out exactly how the money flows. Let's look at this then. MLMs have realized that they can make all the money that they need to just by posting things on Amazon. How many times have you seen an MLM whose product is $80? You can see the same product being sold on Amazon for $55 by the corporate, by the MLM corporate. They head [inaudible 00:05:09]. They are undercutting the MLM distributors. The distributors go out. They do all the vetting. They go through, they find the people. They find the market. They convince the people of the product that people start buying a product. If those people just even go on the Internet and start searching for the product, which most people will nowadays, they will find a cheaper version of it. The distributor did all the work. However, the distributor gets undercut like crazy as the corporate sells for a cheaper price. This is not like a small thing. In the entire MLM industry, this is a huge deal. A lot of this is happening to a lot of people now. This is happening in a lot of MLMs. And a lot of MLMs, in order to try and keep up with revenue and trying to hit their goals, this is a very common practice. And so, what I want you to do is I want you to go out, and I want you to search for your product or your service on the Internet, specifically E-commerce sites, if it's a physical pro...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone, this is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> Hey guys, hope you're doing great. Hope that everything is going fantastic in your life. Hey, I just barely finished a three day event that I got to teach the majority of, and it was a lot of fun ... Anyway, I really enjoy it. I love teaching, I love stage presenting, I did a lot of stage stuff growing up, and I just, I really like it, I enjoy ... There's certainly a rush to it. The way it started out is day number one we went from nine to five, it was kind of normal.<br> Day number two though, we started about 8:30 in the morning and then we went to about 1:00 AM, 12:00, about midnight, 1:00 AM, somewhere around there, and, which is crazy. It's funny, we don't like take like, there's not like breaks, you know what I mean? There's no like bathroom breaks, there's no like hey go get a snack everybody. It's literally straight through the entire time.<br> Then the third day, similar to the first one, it was about nine to five, and by the end of it everyone's just dead, and but it's a ton of fun. I got to share the stage with Russell Brunson, and sometimes literally, which was awesome. He and I tagged, we did some tag teaming back and forth on some different topics and such. It was a lot of fun, I really enjoyed ... It's for what's called the Two Comma Club Coaching Program, and I am one of the coaches for it. Two Commas, meaning a million bucks, which is awesome.<br> It's a lot of fun. I mean I enjoy that setting, I enjoy the ... I think what I like most about it is the high immersion that comes with those kinds of events. Anyway, that's kind of the reason why I wasn't able to podcast so much this last week, because I have been so just, I mean it's intense. It takes me a solid day or two just to recover from that. It's very intense just for the listener, let alone if you're the actual speaker in it for the majority of the time.<br> The first day Russell and I kind of went back and forth, the second day it was mostly me. I went from 9:00 AM until about 9:00 PM, I was on about 12 straight hours, and then Russell came in and picked up for another session, and anyway it was a lot of fun, I really enjoy it. You know what's funny about the whole thing too is that we spent a lot of time helping people figure out what they're selling and how to sell it, that's like the whole goal of the zero to seven figure area, OK, what are you selling and how do you sell it?<br> What we're trying to help people figure out is where their product can exist without really any other competition, OK, it's a hard area to hit. That's not an easy thing to do, because what you're trying to do is you're trying to find the reddest, reddest, bloodiest, red, red, ocean, right where there's the most competition, there's the most people in there who are just spending ferociously, wherever the rabid buyers are, irrational purchasers, you're trying to find those people. Then you're trying to take one step out of that and create a new niche that you can then target that red ocean to come buy it from you. Does that make sense?<br> Here's what's interesting about that with the MLM world. With the MLM world, everyone is inside this super red, red ocean, everyone is, they're selling the exact same thing in the exact same way usually. They're selling the exact same products, the same services, they're even using the same scripts, the same, "Hey, let me three-way in you this guy and he's going to teach us about how do I make a whole bunch of money." Do you know what I mean? It's that kind of thing over and over and over and over again.<br> What's really interesting is to take the same formulas that we use, which there's a lot of them, and try and in the MLM space figure out a new what am I selling and how does it sell, a new what and how, OK? You think through what actually gets people excited, what actually gets people attracted into what it is that you're actually doing and think to yourself, "OK, what do I sell? What do I sell, and what do I sell that's new, that's different, that is different than what other people have been teaching, and selling, and doing inside the MLM space? How can I be completely different than my upline? How can I be completely different to those I will recruit? How can I solve problems for those I will recruit?" Does that make sense?<br> When you do it that way, and that's very similar to what we do, and there's a whole bunch of formulas we follow and there's a whole bunch of cool steps we go through to help that person very clearly figure out hey, here is your new niche, here is exactly how you do it, and if you can start asking those questions inside the MLM space, it's amazing how fast you cut away from everybody else.<br> I know this is a very old number, but years ago I went and I looked at a stat online that said that there's over 10 million MLMers in America alone. I know that's an old stat, it's probably a very small number now, but let alone 10 million people, and they're almost all selling the exact same thing. It may not be that they're all selling the same thing, because I know there's lots of MLMs, there's people selling this, people selling that, whatever it might be, but the how, the how is the exact same. How they do it is the same way, it's the same thing all the time.<br> "Look, go get friends and family. Look," someone called it the NFL, the no friends left zone. I'd never heard that before. But start thinking through that, and some of the easiest ways to do it is to start looking, and I just want to give you guys like two or three steps here on how to actually find a new niche inside of your MLM opportunity, OK? Here's one of the easiest ways to do it.<br> Number one, I want you to know that it is not ... You don't need to go be creative first. Usually whenever I say, "Hey, go create a new niche, go create a new niche," it makes sense that you would run off and you would start creating a new niche, meaning you would be creative and start thinking through like, "OK, what can I create, what can I make, what can I sell that's totally different than anything else on the marketplace?" Right? I understand that, I totally get that, like it's a ...<br> But what I'm begging you to do is to not actually be creative on the first step. It's a little bit counterintuitive. OK, I'm telling you you've got to be creative second. The first thing you got to do, rather than be creative the first thing you got to go do is find the people who are being ultra successful inside your MLM, OK? I know I've gone through a little bit of these steps prior to, I think in a previous episode, but pay close attention to this though, because ...<br> Anyway, if you go find, go find who is actually killing it inside your MLM. Now, let's be real here. If they're your upline, they are your competitors, does that make sense? Your downline is your competitors. Your click funnel, or your ... I almost said click funnels ... I did say click funnels. Your MLM HQ, that's your competition. Whoever it is who's actually selling that same product, they are your competition, and so while they might be helping you, while they might be saying, "Hey, when you succeed, I succeed," that kind of thing, like that's true, that's true, but they're still your competition.<br> Someone inside that MLM that you are in right now, whether or not you're in one, is killing it. What are they doing? What's so different about what they're doing? Did they really just go talk to friends...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone, this is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> Hey guys, hope you're doing great. Hope that everything is going fantastic in your life. Hey, I just barely finished a three day event that I got to teach the majority of, and it was a lot of fun ... Anyway, I really enjoy it. I love teaching, I love stage presenting, I did a lot of stage stuff growing up, and I just, I really like it, I enjoy ... There's certainly a rush to it. The way it started out is day number one we went from nine to five, it was kind of normal.<br> Day number two though, we started about 8:30 in the morning and then we went to about 1:00 AM, 12:00, about midnight, 1:00 AM, somewhere around there, and, which is crazy. It's funny, we don't like take like, there's not like breaks, you know what I mean? There's no like bathroom breaks, there's no like hey go get a snack everybody. It's literally straight through the entire time.<br> Then the third day, similar to the first one, it was about nine to five, and by the end of it everyone's just dead, and but it's a ton of fun. I got to share the stage with Russell Brunson, and sometimes literally, which was awesome. He and I tagged, we did some tag teaming back and forth on some different topics and such. It was a lot of fun, I really enjoyed ... It's for what's called the Two Comma Club Coaching Program, and I am one of the coaches for it. Two Commas, meaning a million bucks, which is awesome.<br> It's a lot of fun. I mean I enjoy that setting, I enjoy the ... I think what I like most about it is the high immersion that comes with those kinds of events. Anyway, that's kind of the reason why I wasn't able to podcast so much this last week, because I have been so just, I mean it's intense. It takes me a solid day or two just to recover from that. It's very intense just for the listener, let alone if you're the actual speaker in it for the majority of the time.<br> The first day Russell and I kind of went back and forth, the second day it was mostly me. I went from 9:00 AM until about 9:00 PM, I was on about 12 straight hours, and then Russell came in and picked up for another session, and anyway it was a lot of fun, I really enjoy it. You know what's funny about the whole thing too is that we spent a lot of time helping people figure out what they're selling and how to sell it, that's like the whole goal of the zero to seven figure area, OK, what are you selling and how do you sell it?<br> What we're trying to help people figure out is where their product can exist without really any other competition, OK, it's a hard area to hit. That's not an easy thing to do, because what you're trying to do is you're trying to find the reddest, reddest, bloodiest, red, red, ocean, right where there's the most competition, there's the most people in there who are just spending ferociously, wherever the rabid buyers are, irrational purchasers, you're trying to find those people. Then you're trying to take one step out of that and create a new niche that you can then target that red ocean to come buy it from you. Does that make sense?<br> Here's what's interesting about that with the MLM world. With the MLM world, everyone is inside this super red, red ocean, everyone is, they're selling the exact same thing in the exact same way usually. They're selling the exact same products, the same services, they're even using the same scripts, the same, "Hey, let me three-way in you this guy and he's going to teach us about how do I make a whole bunch of money." Do you know what I mean? It's that kind of thing over and over and over and over again.<br> What's really interesting is to take the same formulas that we use, which there's a lot of them, and try and in the MLM space figure out a new what am I selling and how does it sell, a new what and how, OK? You think through what actually gets people excited, what actually gets people attracted into what it is that you're actually doing and think to yourself, "OK, what do I sell? What do I sell, and what do I sell that's new, that's different, that is different than what other people have been teaching, and selling, and doing inside the MLM space? How can I be completely different than my upline? How can I be completely different to those I will recruit? How can I solve problems for those I will recruit?" Does that make sense?<br> When you do it that way, and that's very similar to what we do, and there's a whole bunch of formulas we follow and there's a whole bunch of cool steps we go through to help that person very clearly figure out hey, here is your new niche, here is exactly how you do it, and if you can start asking those questions inside the MLM space, it's amazing how fast you cut away from everybody else.<br> I know this is a very old number, but years ago I went and I looked at a stat online that said that there's over 10 million MLMers in America alone. I know that's an old stat, it's probably a very small number now, but let alone 10 million people, and they're almost all selling the exact same thing. It may not be that they're all selling the same thing, because I know there's lots of MLMs, there's people selling this, people selling that, whatever it might be, but the how, the how is the exact same. How they do it is the same way, it's the same thing all the time.<br> "Look, go get friends and family. Look," someone called it the NFL, the no friends left zone. I'd never heard that before. But start thinking through that, and some of the easiest ways to do it is to start looking, and I just want to give you guys like two or three steps here on how to actually find a new niche inside of your MLM opportunity, OK? Here's one of the easiest ways to do it.<br> Number one, I want you to know that it is not ... You don't need to go be creative first. Usually whenever I say, "Hey, go create a new niche, go create a new niche," it makes sense that you would run off and you would start creating a new niche, meaning you would be creative and start thinking through like, "OK, what can I create, what can I make, what can I sell that's totally different than anything else on the marketplace?" Right? I understand that, I totally get that, like it's a ...<br> But what I'm begging you to do is to not actually be creative on the first step. It's a little bit counterintuitive. OK, I'm telling you you've got to be creative second. The first thing you got to do, rather than be creative the first thing you got to go do is find the people who are being ultra successful inside your MLM, OK? I know I've gone through a little bit of these steps prior to, I think in a previous episode, but pay close attention to this though, because ...<br> Anyway, if you go find, go find who is actually killing it inside your MLM. Now, let's be real here. If they're your upline, they are your competitors, does that make sense? Your downline is your competitors. Your click funnel, or your ... I almost said click funnels ... I did say click funnels. Your MLM HQ, that's your competition. Whoever it is who's actually selling that same product, they are your competition, and so while they might be helping you, while they might be saying, "Hey, when you succeed, I succeed," that kind of thing, like that's true, that's true, but they're still your competition.<br> Someone inside that MLM that you are in right now, whether or not you're in one, is killing it. What are they doing? What's so different about what they're doing? Did they really just go talk to friends...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What's going on everyone, this is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Hey guys, hope you're doing great. Hope that everything is going fantastic in your life. Hey, I just barely finished a three day event that I got to teach the majority of, and it was a lot of fun ... Anyway, I really enjoy it. I love teaching, I love stage presenting, I did a lot of stage stuff growing up, and I just, I really like it, I enjoy ... There's certainly a rush to it. The way it started out is day number one we went from nine to five, it was kind of normal. Day number two though, we started about 8:30 in the morning and then we went to about 1:00 AM, 12:00, about midnight, 1:00 AM, somewhere around there, and, which is crazy. It's funny, we don't like take like, there's not like breaks, you know what I mean? There's no like bathroom breaks, there's no like hey go get a snack everybody. It's literally straight through the entire time. Then the third day, similar to the first one, it was about nine to five, and by the end of it everyone's just dead, and but it's a ton of fun. I got to share the stage with Russell Brunson, and sometimes literally, which was awesome. He and I tagged, we did some tag teaming back and forth on some different topics and such. It was a lot of fun, I really enjoyed ... It's for what's called the Two Comma Club Coaching Program, and I am one of the coaches for it. Two Commas, meaning a million bucks, which is awesome. It's a lot of fun. I mean I enjoy that setting, I enjoy the ... I think what I like most about it is the high immersion that comes with those kinds of events. Anyway, that's kind of the reason why I wasn't able to podcast so much this last week, because I have been so just, I mean it's intense. It takes me a solid day or two just to recover from that. It's very intense just for the listener, let alone if you're the actual speaker in it for the majority of the time. The first day Russell and I kind of went back and forth, the second day it was mostly me. I went from 9:00 AM until about 9:00 PM, I was on about 12 straight hours, and then Russell came in and picked up for another session, and anyway it was a lot of fun, I really enjoy it. You know what's funny about the whole thing too is that we spent a lot of time helping people figure out what they're selling and how to sell it, that's like the whole goal of the zero to seven figure area, OK, what are you selling and how do you sell it? What we're trying to help people figure out is where their product can exist without really any other competition, OK, it's a hard area to hit. That's not an easy thing to do, because what you're trying to do is you're trying to find the reddest, reddest, bloodiest, red, red, ocean, right where there's the most competition, there's the most people in there who are just spending ferociously, wherever the rabid buyers are, irrational purchasers, you're trying to find those people. Then you're trying to take one step out of that and create a new niche that you can then target that red ocean to come buy it from you. Does that make sense? Here's what's interesting about that with the MLM world. With the MLM world, everyone is inside this super red, red ocean, everyone is, they're selling the exact same thing in the exact same way usually. They're selling the exact same products, the same services, they're even using the same scripts, the same, "Hey, let me three-way in you this guy and he's going to teach us about how do I make a whole bunch of money." Do you know what I mean? It's that kind of thing over and over and over and over again. What's really interesting is to take the same formulas that we use, which there's a lot of them, and try and in the MLM space figure out a new what am I selling and how does it sell, a new what and how, OK? You think through what actually gets people excited, what actually gets people attracted into what it is that you're actually doing and think to yourself, "OK, what do I sell? What do I sell, and what do I sell that's new, that's different, that is different than what other people have been teaching, and selling, and doing inside the MLM space? How can I be completely different than my upline? How can I be completely different to those I will recruit? How can I solve problems for those I will recruit?" Does that make sense? When you do it that way, and that's very similar to what we do, and there's a whole bunch of formulas we follow and there's a whole bunch of cool steps we go through to help that person very clearly figure out he...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>With going on and this is Steve Larson and you are listening to secret Eble impacts radio.</p> <p>Speaker 2</p> <p>00:04</p> <p>Oh yeah. So here's the real mystery. How do real embalmers like us. Creedon sheets and only bug family members and friends I want to grow a profitable home business. How do we recruit players enjoy our downline and create extra incomes yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the glaring question in this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larson and welcome to seegar MLM hack's radio.</p> <p>Speaker 1</p> <p>00:33</p> <p>Hey guys glad that you're here. Thank you so much for listening to this podcast. I appreciate it. He has no podcast is about 8000 downloads and it's only been around for a few months which is awesome. Thanks to all the leaders out there. Thanks to all listeners out there thanks all the people who are out there hustling. You guys are awesome. Really appreciate the support this podcast. The whole purpose of this podcast is to show you more about how we actually market in our MLM and how we're using different principles from different industries to be successful with it. So I have been creating more of my product which helps you oughter recruit people into your downline now. It's a system that I've been using on my own for the last almost year and a half and it's been working. It's been a lot of fun.</p> <p>Speaker 1</p> <p>01:19</p> <p>I really really enjoyed it and got another message today some saying that they join which is great. And what's cool about it is that I've never met them. Now I'm not trying to say to take the human out of your business but how cool is it that the whole system is taking care of it and continue to bring more more people in. Which is awesome by the way shout out to those you guys who went over to the join my downline dot.com funnel something that talks about last episode. Now again just you guys know and so the elephants out of the you know what we call the elephant out of the room. I will never ever ever ever ever pitch anybody into joining. Joining my downline ever I dont do that. Thats not my thing. Rule number one is that they come to me right and get talked about that episode or two ago those guys went over and did check it out and did apply.</p> <p>Speaker 1</p> <p>02:07</p> <p>Thats really cool. I really thought that was awesome of you. And if you dont want to I dont care. Thats the whole point. Thats why this works OK. I will never even tell you what I am. I'm a part of this thing and for a lot of reasons and so I just don't. This is such a low pressure thing because Anyway I just what I've been doing is working really well and I've honestly felt a little bit of an obligation to share what it is that I've been doing and taking a lot of the principles and things that I do and teach. Inside the internet marketing industry which is very different but then I go and I plug them into the MLM world and not many people have ever seen it actually do you actually do this.</p> <p>Speaker 1</p> <p>02:48</p> <p>Which frankly blows my mind. And because of that I've had at least five MLM owners reach out. I've had several I've had a lot of people reach out about the systems that are using it really means a lot of fun. It does. I think what's so much fun about it is that it requires the individual to grow. You have to learn how to market in order for these things to work which is very exciting and that's honestly what the purpose of the podcast is and why do we have coming product called secret MLM hacks. If you want to follow the whole launch of it go to secret MLM hacks dot com. And anyway halo Chauvet of the content today. So what I thought I would be cool to show with you guys today is what's called a prolific index.</p> <p>Speaker 3</p> <p>03:29</p> <p>OK the prolific index is a good example. This</p> <p>Speaker 4</p> <p>03:37</p> <p>year I've been talking to somebody who's trying to pitch you on a product and it sounds exactly like another product you've heard before. Right. Or you or Again someone else is pitching a product or let's say someone talking about you about their opportunity typically if you've been in an MLM you've been in another one also you know what I mean. Let's say someone is actually pitching you to join their MLM and it is boring. I mean it's just so it's so boring. Everything you're saying is mainstream everything they're saying is so. Like you've heard it before there even is some lines even before you know what I mean. I mean I know you guys know those people I know that you've heard those people before you know exactly what it is it's like to get pitched that way. You know exactly what it's like to meet those kinds of people.</p> <p>Speaker 4</p> <p>04:22</p> <p>It's boring. It's not that it's this is mainstream it's that they are literally being boring and you're like man this person doesn't even like their own thing or they're not excited or whatever it is you know what I mean. That's painful. That's not a fun experience to be a part of that. And obviously and you say well does even of course. Now let's take it on the flip side. Let's take it to another area let's get to another spot where someone has pitched a product to you or you can walk down the street and someone came up and they were overbearing. They were way too intense. They were way too strong. And in fact even what they were pitching you sound so far fetched so many promises there's no way it could be true there's no way they could actually fulfill what it is they're actually doing.</p> <p>Speaker 4</p> <p>05:01</p> <p>Right. That's another that's another end of the spectrum. That's like the complete opposite. Right. Well we're you want to be in the prolific index is in between those two where you're not the crazy zone you're not in the nutcase zone. And the you know hey you know rub this coconut oil on your on your elbows and suddenly to be rich area you know to be like this super super nuts area where people go into and they say hey this is going to change you know solve all your problems and you'll be wealthy beyond your wildest imaginations. You know what to do. You don't have to do anything your entire life you know that that's crazy. That's nuts. That's not true. That's total nuts. Right.</p> <p>Speaker 4</p> <p>05:37</p> <p>And then back to the whole boring zone where everything is so mainstream everything sucks and everything's like you want to be in the middle. OK. And one of the reasons why people struggle inside the Emelin space so much is because they sell on the mainstream they sell right in the boring zone. And the way they are delivered is boring. And you know it's funny if I speak normally on this podcast it comes across as boring as well for whatever reason. When I speak into the microphone right now and it pops out the other side it actually tones my message tones my tone down it actually turns down my tone it turns down my excitement level takes it down a notch takes down low and that's what ends up happening as well when you're speaking to people face to face or or over some message or even if it's in writing.</p> <p>Speaker 4</p> <p>06:23</p> <p>They can still hear your voice through the words right. And you want to be in between those two zones. This is the you know the super mainstream's zone. And then there's like the nutcase crazy zone where it's super super super out in La-La land. Right. You can't sell really on either spots the way sales work is. It's all curiosity based. Kay whenever you have a...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>With going on and this is Steve Larson and you are listening to secret Eble impacts radio.</p> <p>Speaker 2</p> <p>00:04</p> <p>Oh yeah. So here's the real mystery. How do real embalmers like us. Creedon sheets and only bug family members and friends I want to grow a profitable home business. How do we recruit players enjoy our downline and create extra incomes yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the glaring question in this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larson and welcome to seegar MLM hack's radio.</p> <p>Speaker 1</p> <p>00:33</p> <p>Hey guys glad that you're here. Thank you so much for listening to this podcast. I appreciate it. He has no podcast is about 8000 downloads and it's only been around for a few months which is awesome. Thanks to all the leaders out there. Thanks to all listeners out there thanks all the people who are out there hustling. You guys are awesome. Really appreciate the support this podcast. The whole purpose of this podcast is to show you more about how we actually market in our MLM and how we're using different principles from different industries to be successful with it. So I have been creating more of my product which helps you oughter recruit people into your downline now. It's a system that I've been using on my own for the last almost year and a half and it's been working. It's been a lot of fun.</p> <p>Speaker 1</p> <p>01:19</p> <p>I really really enjoyed it and got another message today some saying that they join which is great. And what's cool about it is that I've never met them. Now I'm not trying to say to take the human out of your business but how cool is it that the whole system is taking care of it and continue to bring more more people in. Which is awesome by the way shout out to those you guys who went over to the join my downline dot.com funnel something that talks about last episode. Now again just you guys know and so the elephants out of the you know what we call the elephant out of the room. I will never ever ever ever ever pitch anybody into joining. Joining my downline ever I dont do that. Thats not my thing. Rule number one is that they come to me right and get talked about that episode or two ago those guys went over and did check it out and did apply.</p> <p>Speaker 1</p> <p>02:07</p> <p>Thats really cool. I really thought that was awesome of you. And if you dont want to I dont care. Thats the whole point. Thats why this works OK. I will never even tell you what I am. I'm a part of this thing and for a lot of reasons and so I just don't. This is such a low pressure thing because Anyway I just what I've been doing is working really well and I've honestly felt a little bit of an obligation to share what it is that I've been doing and taking a lot of the principles and things that I do and teach. Inside the internet marketing industry which is very different but then I go and I plug them into the MLM world and not many people have ever seen it actually do you actually do this.</p> <p>Speaker 1</p> <p>02:48</p> <p>Which frankly blows my mind. And because of that I've had at least five MLM owners reach out. I've had several I've had a lot of people reach out about the systems that are using it really means a lot of fun. It does. I think what's so much fun about it is that it requires the individual to grow. You have to learn how to market in order for these things to work which is very exciting and that's honestly what the purpose of the podcast is and why do we have coming product called secret MLM hacks. If you want to follow the whole launch of it go to secret MLM hacks dot com. And anyway halo Chauvet of the content today. So what I thought I would be cool to show with you guys today is what's called a prolific index.</p> <p>Speaker 3</p> <p>03:29</p> <p>OK the prolific index is a good example. This</p> <p>Speaker 4</p> <p>03:37</p> <p>year I've been talking to somebody who's trying to pitch you on a product and it sounds exactly like another product you've heard before. Right. Or you or Again someone else is pitching a product or let's say someone talking about you about their opportunity typically if you've been in an MLM you've been in another one also you know what I mean. Let's say someone is actually pitching you to join their MLM and it is boring. I mean it's just so it's so boring. Everything you're saying is mainstream everything they're saying is so. Like you've heard it before there even is some lines even before you know what I mean. I mean I know you guys know those people I know that you've heard those people before you know exactly what it is it's like to get pitched that way. You know exactly what it's like to meet those kinds of people.</p> <p>Speaker 4</p> <p>04:22</p> <p>It's boring. It's not that it's this is mainstream it's that they are literally being boring and you're like man this person doesn't even like their own thing or they're not excited or whatever it is you know what I mean. That's painful. That's not a fun experience to be a part of that. And obviously and you say well does even of course. Now let's take it on the flip side. Let's take it to another area let's get to another spot where someone has pitched a product to you or you can walk down the street and someone came up and they were overbearing. They were way too intense. They were way too strong. And in fact even what they were pitching you sound so far fetched so many promises there's no way it could be true there's no way they could actually fulfill what it is they're actually doing.</p> <p>Speaker 4</p> <p>05:01</p> <p>Right. That's another that's another end of the spectrum. That's like the complete opposite. Right. Well we're you want to be in the prolific index is in between those two where you're not the crazy zone you're not in the nutcase zone. And the you know hey you know rub this coconut oil on your on your elbows and suddenly to be rich area you know to be like this super super nuts area where people go into and they say hey this is going to change you know solve all your problems and you'll be wealthy beyond your wildest imaginations. You know what to do. You don't have to do anything your entire life you know that that's crazy. That's nuts. That's not true. That's total nuts. Right.</p> <p>Speaker 4</p> <p>05:37</p> <p>And then back to the whole boring zone where everything is so mainstream everything sucks and everything's like you want to be in the middle. OK. And one of the reasons why people struggle inside the Emelin space so much is because they sell on the mainstream they sell right in the boring zone. And the way they are delivered is boring. And you know it's funny if I speak normally on this podcast it comes across as boring as well for whatever reason. When I speak into the microphone right now and it pops out the other side it actually tones my message tones my tone down it actually turns down my tone it turns down my excitement level takes it down a notch takes down low and that's what ends up happening as well when you're speaking to people face to face or or over some message or even if it's in writing.</p> <p>Speaker 4</p> <p>06:23</p> <p>They can still hear your voice through the words right. And you want to be in between those two zones. This is the you know the super mainstream's zone. And then there's like the nutcase crazy zone where it's super super super out in La-La land. Right. You can't sell really on either spots the way sales work is. It's all curiosity based. Kay whenever you have a...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>With going on and this is Steve Larson and you are listening to secret Eble impacts radio. Speaker 2 00:04 Oh yeah. So here's the real mystery. How do real embalmers like us. Creedon sheets and only bug family members and friends I want to grow a profitable home business. How do we recruit players enjoy our downline and create extra incomes yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the glaring question in this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larson and welcome to seegar MLM hack's radio. Speaker 1 00:33 Hey guys glad that you're here. Thank you so much for listening to this podcast. I appreciate it. He has no podcast is about 8000 downloads and it's only been around for a few months which is awesome. Thanks to all the leaders out there. Thanks to all listeners out there thanks all the people who are out there hustling. You guys are awesome. Really appreciate the support this podcast. The whole purpose of this podcast is to show you more about how we actually market in our MLM and how we're using different principles from different industries to be successful with it. So I have been creating more of my product which helps you oughter recruit people into your downline now. It's a system that I've been using on my own for the last almost year and a half and it's been working. It's been a lot of fun. Speaker 1 01:19 I really really enjoyed it and got another message today some saying that they join which is great. And what's cool about it is that I've never met them. Now I'm not trying to say to take the human out of your business but how cool is it that the whole system is taking care of it and continue to bring more more people in. Which is awesome by the way shout out to those you guys who went over to the join my downline dot.com funnel something that talks about last episode. Now again just you guys know and so the elephants out of the you know what we call the elephant out of the room. I will never ever ever ever ever pitch anybody into joining. Joining my downline ever I dont do that. Thats not my thing. Rule number one is that they come to me right and get talked about that episode or two ago those guys went over and did check it out and did apply. Speaker 1 02:07 Thats really cool. I really thought that was awesome of you. And if you dont want to I dont care. Thats the whole point. Thats why this works OK. I will never even tell you what I am. I'm a part of this thing and for a lot of reasons and so I just don't. This is such a low pressure thing because Anyway I just what I've been doing is working really well and I've honestly felt a little bit of an obligation to share what it is that I've been doing and taking a lot of the principles and things that I do and teach. Inside the internet marketing industry which is very different but then I go and I plug them into the MLM world and not many people have ever seen it actually do you actually do this. Speaker 1 02:48 Which frankly blows my mind. And because of that I've had at least five MLM owners reach out. I've had several I've had a lot of people reach out about the systems that are using it really means a lot of fun. It does. I think what's so much fun about it is that it requires the individual to grow. You have to learn how to market in order for these things to work which is very exciting and that's honestly what the purpose of the podcast is and why do we have coming product called secret MLM hacks. If you want to follow the whole launch of it go to secret MLM hacks dot com. And anyway halo Chauvet of the content today. So what I thought I would be cool to show with you guys today is what's called a prolific index. Speaker 3 03:29 OK the prolific index is a good example. This Speaker 4 03:37 year I've been talking to somebody who's trying to pitch you on a product and it sounds exactly like another product you've heard before. Right. Or you or Again someone else is pitching a product or let's say someone talking about you about their opportunity typically if you've been in an MLM you've been in another one also you know what I mean. Let's say someone is actually pitching you to join their MLM and it is boring. I mean it's just so it's so boring. Everything you're saying is mainstream everything they're saying is so. Like you've heard it before there even is some lines even before you know what I mean. I mean I know you guys know those people I know that you've heard those people before you know exactly what it is it's like to get pitched that way. You know exactly what it's like to meet those kinds of people. Speaker 4 04:22 It's boring. It's not that it's this is mainstream it's that they are literally being boring and you're like man this person doesn't even like their own thing or they're not excited or whatever it is you know what I mean. That's painful. That's not a fun experience to be a part of that. And obviously and you say well does even of course. Now let's take it on the flip side. Let's ta...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>My name is Steve Larson and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> I'm a goofball at heart. I'm a kid at heart and I will always be that way.<br> Hey, hope you guys are doing fantastic. Hope you're crushing the week. Hope everything is going great for you right now.<br> Hey, so I just finished something and I think you'll be interested in. I have talked about it previously in a previous episode. I wanted to tell you that my version of it is done and it's exciting. It's so cool. I am not here to pitch anyone. That's not the purpose of this podcast. The purpose of this podcast is for me to show you what I've been doing so you can do it in your own; your own MLM. If you want to join, awesome. If you wanna stay in what you're doing, awesome. I don't care. I'm just bringing that because it's an elephant in the room sometimes when you're talking to other MLM-ers so I'm just bringing it up. I don't care whether or not you join. This is not a pitch fest. What this is, is it's me feeling a slight obligation to showing you what it is that I've been doing for the last little while, because it's working very well. So, that's what this whole thing is about.<br> What I wanted to show you is how I get people to apply to join my down line. You should have little bombs dropping in your head right now. This is insane.<br> In other coaching programs ... Like I have other coaching programs that I do, you know, that I charge money for to look at people's internet sales funnels. Right? The way that they sell stuff. I go through and I critique them with them. There's so many requests I have now to build them, that I actually don't. I just go for straight coaching and I teach people. It's been a lot of fun. I've had a lot of great success stories, helped a lot of businesses. It's been great. I'm also, what's called, a 'two comma club' coach. Two commas meaning million dollars. Meaning I coach people how to go from zero to seven figures. It's a lot of fun.<br> This is a strategy that we use in many different scenarios, in many different industries. Okay? The strategy is that you, rather than go to somebody ... Yeah, okay. We'll go it this way. Rather than go to somebody and say, "Hey, will you buy my thing?" Instead, what we get people to do is we get people to turn and ask us to buy it from us by applying to buy it. Does that make sense?<br> It's the craziest thing. It flips the entire sale on the head. It keeps you from begging people to ... Anyway.<br> There are many people using this right now that are making many millions of dollars per year using it. It's crazy. It's amazing what it does for people. Here's how it works.<br> Let's think about this with MLM. Let's say that you go and you are teaching people all about your MLM and it's awesome. You get down to that really awkward point where you start to transition into pitching. You know, it's the spot where everyone gets awkward in usually. You start pitching people to join your down line. What are you doing? You are asking people to do something they were not thinking about doing that day. Now that's fine. That works. That was my job at door to door sales. When you do that to someone like a friend or a family member, that's when crap gets awkward because they were not inviting you to pitch them. Does that make sense? That's why it gets weird. That's why it gets weird.<br> It's a status protection play. They wanna make sure they're protecting their own status. And again, not in a bad way as in like, "Oh I'm so good," or whatever, but that's not it at all. They're just trying to make sure their own status is covered because they're like, "I don't know. Can you handle this? Have you been doing well? Am I your first person? Has other people joined? What's the comp plan like? How many people do I have to recruit to actually make a difference in my income?" You know what I mean? Those are all the fear questions that pop up inside someone's head when you start to pitch them.<br> So what we do is I flip it. We turn it on its head and instead of you going to them and saying, "Hey ...<br> Instead of you going to them and saying, "Hey join my thing," instead what we do is we flip it and we say, "Why should I let you join my thing?" What? It's crazy, but that's how it works. So we switch the whole thing and say, "Why should we let you into our world?" Basically it's hilarious that it works because you're saying, "Why should I let you pay me your money," but it works. It works very well. If someone has to apply for something ... You do the same thing if you go to college. Right? If you went to college, it's ... When I went to college I paid to apply to pay them tuition. Same concept.<br> How do you get someone to do that, because that's kind of intense? So the way that we do it ... Now this is usually really cold traffic, like someone who has no idea who you are, usually that doesn't work very well for them. You gotta have things before they apply for you, you know apply to you, in order to kind of warm them up so that they answer the other questions, which is like, "Who are yeah?" You know. "Do I trust you? Do you seem shady?" You know what I mean? They wanna see who you are.<br> So I use this funnel, the sales funnel, this application funnel. I use it online mostly to my hot and my warm traffic list. Now you guys all have hot and warm markets that's ... and you all have hot and warm traffic and you know usually in the form of family members and friends. I don't pitch family members and friends. You know most of them don't even know that I'm doing this. Only the people that have asked, right, know that I'm doing this stuff. Or people who've ... Family, immediate or extended, who've stumbled on my podcast will talk to me about that kind of stuff, but I don't tell any of them about it. None of them have any idea what I do. None of them. They don't know at all what I do, and I do that on purpose, because the first time I join and MLM they all knew, because I was that guy and I hated that. I was becoming that guy at family reunions and stuff.<br> So what I do is I first go get results for somebody else. That's huge. That might mean that you go work for free. In fact, it probably will. If you've never gotten results for someone else before ever, you're gonna have some issues. Okay?<br> Then what I do is I document those stories of those individual people and I litter those video testimonials all over the front page and I tell what's called my origin story. My origin story is all about me telling the story about how I got into the thing I'm doing. "Steve Larson, how did you get into this MLM thing?" Well and I've told you that before. There's a reason that was my episode number 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. I went through five different stories that I went through to help you continue to break and rebuild your own belief patterns about MLM. Those stories were very crafted very on purpose; those first five episodes of this podcast. Those are the stories that I tell when I'm in my application funnel. Does that make sense? That's the very first thing.<br> So first, there's the story of me. You know I'm telling people, "Hey look, you know here's how to get into this thing and why I'm so passionate about it." It has to be highly emotional. Not that you're trying to trick people or be sneaky or whatever it is, but have you ever been in a movie and you walked out and thought "That was a dumb movie." That's because there's no emotion. There's no conflict. It was all action. There's no ups and downs, pauses, and speed forwards. There's none of that stuff.<br> There's an art to storytelling, so figure out how to tell your story. Why are you doing MLM? Ask yourself that. Why are you doing this? Do you wanna be doing it? Someone pull you into it? You trying to make passive income? What is it? After you figure out what the reason is, what's the real reason? Dive deeper. Does that make sense? So, that's the first ... it's a video of me...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>My name is Steve Larson and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> I'm a goofball at heart. I'm a kid at heart and I will always be that way.<br> Hey, hope you guys are doing fantastic. Hope you're crushing the week. Hope everything is going great for you right now.<br> Hey, so I just finished something and I think you'll be interested in. I have talked about it previously in a previous episode. I wanted to tell you that my version of it is done and it's exciting. It's so cool. I am not here to pitch anyone. That's not the purpose of this podcast. The purpose of this podcast is for me to show you what I've been doing so you can do it in your own; your own MLM. If you want to join, awesome. If you wanna stay in what you're doing, awesome. I don't care. I'm just bringing that because it's an elephant in the room sometimes when you're talking to other MLM-ers so I'm just bringing it up. I don't care whether or not you join. This is not a pitch fest. What this is, is it's me feeling a slight obligation to showing you what it is that I've been doing for the last little while, because it's working very well. So, that's what this whole thing is about.<br> What I wanted to show you is how I get people to apply to join my down line. You should have little bombs dropping in your head right now. This is insane.<br> In other coaching programs ... Like I have other coaching programs that I do, you know, that I charge money for to look at people's internet sales funnels. Right? The way that they sell stuff. I go through and I critique them with them. There's so many requests I have now to build them, that I actually don't. I just go for straight coaching and I teach people. It's been a lot of fun. I've had a lot of great success stories, helped a lot of businesses. It's been great. I'm also, what's called, a 'two comma club' coach. Two commas meaning million dollars. Meaning I coach people how to go from zero to seven figures. It's a lot of fun.<br> This is a strategy that we use in many different scenarios, in many different industries. Okay? The strategy is that you, rather than go to somebody ... Yeah, okay. We'll go it this way. Rather than go to somebody and say, "Hey, will you buy my thing?" Instead, what we get people to do is we get people to turn and ask us to buy it from us by applying to buy it. Does that make sense?<br> It's the craziest thing. It flips the entire sale on the head. It keeps you from begging people to ... Anyway.<br> There are many people using this right now that are making many millions of dollars per year using it. It's crazy. It's amazing what it does for people. Here's how it works.<br> Let's think about this with MLM. Let's say that you go and you are teaching people all about your MLM and it's awesome. You get down to that really awkward point where you start to transition into pitching. You know, it's the spot where everyone gets awkward in usually. You start pitching people to join your down line. What are you doing? You are asking people to do something they were not thinking about doing that day. Now that's fine. That works. That was my job at door to door sales. When you do that to someone like a friend or a family member, that's when crap gets awkward because they were not inviting you to pitch them. Does that make sense? That's why it gets weird. That's why it gets weird.<br> It's a status protection play. They wanna make sure they're protecting their own status. And again, not in a bad way as in like, "Oh I'm so good," or whatever, but that's not it at all. They're just trying to make sure their own status is covered because they're like, "I don't know. Can you handle this? Have you been doing well? Am I your first person? Has other people joined? What's the comp plan like? How many people do I have to recruit to actually make a difference in my income?" You know what I mean? Those are all the fear questions that pop up inside someone's head when you start to pitch them.<br> So what we do is I flip it. We turn it on its head and instead of you going to them and saying, "Hey ...<br> Instead of you going to them and saying, "Hey join my thing," instead what we do is we flip it and we say, "Why should I let you join my thing?" What? It's crazy, but that's how it works. So we switch the whole thing and say, "Why should we let you into our world?" Basically it's hilarious that it works because you're saying, "Why should I let you pay me your money," but it works. It works very well. If someone has to apply for something ... You do the same thing if you go to college. Right? If you went to college, it's ... When I went to college I paid to apply to pay them tuition. Same concept.<br> How do you get someone to do that, because that's kind of intense? So the way that we do it ... Now this is usually really cold traffic, like someone who has no idea who you are, usually that doesn't work very well for them. You gotta have things before they apply for you, you know apply to you, in order to kind of warm them up so that they answer the other questions, which is like, "Who are yeah?" You know. "Do I trust you? Do you seem shady?" You know what I mean? They wanna see who you are.<br> So I use this funnel, the sales funnel, this application funnel. I use it online mostly to my hot and my warm traffic list. Now you guys all have hot and warm markets that's ... and you all have hot and warm traffic and you know usually in the form of family members and friends. I don't pitch family members and friends. You know most of them don't even know that I'm doing this. Only the people that have asked, right, know that I'm doing this stuff. Or people who've ... Family, immediate or extended, who've stumbled on my podcast will talk to me about that kind of stuff, but I don't tell any of them about it. None of them have any idea what I do. None of them. They don't know at all what I do, and I do that on purpose, because the first time I join and MLM they all knew, because I was that guy and I hated that. I was becoming that guy at family reunions and stuff.<br> So what I do is I first go get results for somebody else. That's huge. That might mean that you go work for free. In fact, it probably will. If you've never gotten results for someone else before ever, you're gonna have some issues. Okay?<br> Then what I do is I document those stories of those individual people and I litter those video testimonials all over the front page and I tell what's called my origin story. My origin story is all about me telling the story about how I got into the thing I'm doing. "Steve Larson, how did you get into this MLM thing?" Well and I've told you that before. There's a reason that was my episode number 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. I went through five different stories that I went through to help you continue to break and rebuild your own belief patterns about MLM. Those stories were very crafted very on purpose; those first five episodes of this podcast. Those are the stories that I tell when I'm in my application funnel. Does that make sense? That's the very first thing.<br> So first, there's the story of me. You know I'm telling people, "Hey look, you know here's how to get into this thing and why I'm so passionate about it." It has to be highly emotional. Not that you're trying to trick people or be sneaky or whatever it is, but have you ever been in a movie and you walked out and thought "That was a dumb movie." That's because there's no emotion. There's no conflict. It was all action. There's no ups and downs, pauses, and speed forwards. There's none of that stuff.<br> There's an art to storytelling, so figure out how to tell your story. Why are you doing MLM? Ask yourself that. Why are you doing this? Do you wanna be doing it? Someone pull you into it? You trying to make passive income? What is it? After you figure out what the reason is, what's the real reason? Dive deeper. Does that make sense? So, that's the first ... it's a video of me...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>My name is Steve Larson and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. I'm a goofball at heart. I'm a kid at heart and I will always be that way. Hey, hope you guys are doing fantastic. Hope you're crushing the week. Hope everything is going great for you right now. Hey, so I just finished something and I think you'll be interested in. I have talked about it previously in a previous episode. I wanted to tell you that my version of it is done and it's exciting. It's so cool. I am not here to pitch anyone. That's not the purpose of this podcast. The purpose of this podcast is for me to show you what I've been doing so you can do it in your own; your own MLM. If you want to join, awesome. If you wanna stay in what you're doing, awesome. I don't care. I'm just bringing that because it's an elephant in the room sometimes when you're talking to other MLM-ers so I'm just bringing it up. I don't care whether or not you join. This is not a pitch fest. What this is, is it's me feeling a slight obligation to showing you what it is that I've been doing for the last little while, because it's working very well. So, that's what this whole thing is about. What I wanted to show you is how I get people to apply to join my down line. You should have little bombs dropping in your head right now. This is insane. In other coaching programs ... Like I have other coaching programs that I do, you know, that I charge money for to look at people's internet sales funnels. Right? The way that they sell stuff. I go through and I critique them with them. There's so many requests I have now to build them, that I actually don't. I just go for straight coaching and I teach people. It's been a lot of fun. I've had a lot of great success stories, helped a lot of businesses. It's been great. I'm also, what's called, a 'two comma club' coach. Two commas meaning million dollars. Meaning I coach people how to go from zero to seven figures. It's a lot of fun. This is a strategy that we use in many different scenarios, in many different industries. Okay? The strategy is that you, rather than go to somebody ... Yeah, okay. We'll go it this way. Rather than go to somebody and say, "Hey, will you buy my thing?" Instead, what we get people to do is we get people to turn and ask us to buy it from us by applying to buy it. Does that make sense? It's the craziest thing. It flips the entire sale on the head. It keeps you from begging people to ... Anyway. There are many people using this right now that are making many millions of dollars per year using it. It's crazy. It's amazing what it does for people. Here's how it works. Let's think about this with MLM. Let's say that you go and you are teaching people all about your MLM and it's awesome. You get down to that really awkward point where you start to transition into pitching. You know, it's the spot where everyone gets awkward in usually. You start pitching people to join your down line. What are you doing? You are asking people to do something they were not thinking about doing that day. Now that's fine. That works. That was my job at door to door sales. When you do that to someone like a friend or a family member, that's when crap gets awkward because they were not inviting you to pitch them. Does that make sense? That's why it gets weird. That's why it gets weird. It's a status protection play. They wanna make sure they're protecting their own status. And again, not in a bad way as in like, "Oh I'm so good," or whatever, but that's not it at all. They're just trying to make sure their own status is covered because they're like, "I don't know. Can you handle this? Have you been doing well? Am I your first person? Has other people joined? What's the comp plan like? How many people do I have to recruit to actually make a difference in my income?" You know what I mean? Those are all the fear questions that pop up inside someone's head when you start to pitch them. So what we do is I flip it. We turn it on its head and instead of you going to them and saying, "Hey ... Instead of you going to them and saying, "Hey join my thing," instead what we do is we flip it and we say, "Why should I let you join my thing?" What? It's crazy, but that's how it works. So we switch the whole thing and say, "Why should we let you into our world?" Basically it's hilarious that it works because you're saying, "Why should I let you pay me your money," but it works. It works very well. If someone has to apply for something ... You do the same thing if you go to college. Right? If you went to college, it's ... When I went to college I paid to apply to pay them tuition. Same concept. How do you get someone to do that, because that's kind of intense? So the way that we do it ... Now this is usually really cold traffic, like someone who has no idea who you are, usually that doesn't work very well for them. 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There's a live feed where you can watch the people who are trying to apply to come in. It just shows their first name that's all, but so everyone else can see it as well so they know it's not dead or anything like that. It's been kind of fun.<br> The other thing that's been going on besides a lot of building, and a lot of things like that is that you know what? I'm actually just trying to take care of myself more. On my dad side, there's a huge history of high blood pressure and me dad's almost died a couple times just from having a hard time taking care of himself while sitting at a desk job. I'm like, "Dang it. I have a desk job." There's a little diabetes issues that go on. I was like, "You know, I don't want any of that." On my mom's side, like every guy has had prostate cancer, and I'm like, "Holy crap." Like I feel like I'm held under a gun and holding a ticking time bomb. Gosh. What I did is I went on YouTube, and I found the buffest dude that I could, and I hired him.<br> He is now my health coach. It's kind of a funny conversation. It was like, "Hey, you're ripped. Why don't I hire you?" Anyway, I went and I hired him. He created a plan, and I have been lifting like a beast everyday. I'm about to go do it again. I'm exhausted. Today's legs day. I don't want to do legs day. I have been sleeping extra. That's been part of it. For the last year, I've only been sleeping sometimes just a few hours a night because we've been building all these thing and putting all these things in place, and it's been awesome, and it's been a lot of fun, but totally neglecting like just taking care of my own self. You know what I mean? As far as exercise, stuff like that.<br> That's what's been going on is I realized that for me to get to the next level that I'm trying to get to because I mean as far as recruiting, check. Got that. It's been running for a year and a half. It's been automatically recruiting people. It's been great. I love it. Everyone who joins my downline, I give them the same system. That's awesome, and it's been a lot of fun. As far as like different areas, got it, but as far as like my routine, I'm realizing that I have got to change my routine if I want to get to the next level. Does that make sense? That's basically what I've been doing is recreating me. That's pretty much it. I'm trying to recreate who I am, the time that I spend, the things that I go and do.<br> That's totally what's been going on. I got a question from somebody the other day. They said, "Hey, should I invest in Bitcoin?" Now I actually am into that a lot, and I said ... A lot of the stuff you guys might ask is like, "What does this have to do anything with MLMs or entrepreneurship?" It has a lot to do with it, but this person asked me the other day, "Should I invest in Bitcoin?" I do. I love it. It's fun. It's exciting. It's made a lot of money, but here's the thing, you have to have a lot of money to put in in order to really make a dent in your wallet, right? I think I put like six grand in, and it's doubled since then and that's awesome, and it's really cool, but what I did is if you go back, and you look at like okay, it doubled. That's great. That's awesome.<br> I take that out, that means I've made six grand. That's awesome. It's been in there for what? Like four months. I mean okay. We made like what? An average of ... I'm not good at math on spotlight this year, but what? Made like let's say $1,500 in the month. Can you live on that? That's under really, really rare Bitcoin circumstances. You know what I mean? I told her, it was a girl, I told her, "No. I wouldn't. I wouldn't get distracted with that. I wouldn't get distracted." Because here's what ends up happening is ... It's kind of a rage right now, right? I'm not saying to not go do it or if you want to put something in or go do another investment. The point is just to not have a distraction in general.<br> If you go, and you have just one thing you're trying to go conquer, like this for me right now, that's it. I want to go, and I want to change the MLM industry. I'm very passionate about it. No one's asked me to do it. I mean I've been doing it and I see all these people doing it in a weird way, and I wanted to help, right? That's the problem that I'm trying to solve. Literally this morning, just this morning, as I woke up, rolled over, I saw an email from someone begging to give me a paid position in some other thing. It happened again yesterday. They're mad at me that I said no. Here's the thing guys, if you put more than one thing in your life, you're not going to do all of them very well.<br> I say no to so many things. That has become so much more of the secret of how I've been successful than anything else. I've learned how to say no. What was funny is I didn't think that would be something that I'd had to learn for a long time. The moment I got out of college, for whatever reason there was this massive influx of deals that started coming to me. I was like that's very fascinating. I got excited and I'm not going to lie. I got really the wrong kind of ambitious. You know what I mean? I was like I'm going to do it all. I'm going to take it all on. You know what's funny? I didn't get any of it done.<br> After like six months of work, not one thing actually got finished because there were so many things and so many new things coming at such a regular basis that none of it actually got done. When I actually got really serious though and I started saying no to things very quickly, very quickly, I was very fast to say no. It's kind of like when people say like, "Hire slow and fire fast." I kind of do it the other way around where it's like, "Look, I'm going to just say no really, really fast and say yes really slow." That's been great and it's been my guiding principle for a while now. What's been neat is my focus has gone through the roof. It'd be the same thing. How does this apply to your MLM? Well, a lot of ways.<br> When we talk about health and routines and whatever it is that you're doing, but if you can build your routine about whatever one thing it is that you're trying to accomplish, holy crap, welcome success because you can't not be. When your brain, and disclaimer, disclaimer, disclaimer, when your brain is solely focused though on just one problem, one thing you're trying to get fixed, it's awesome. You'll fix things. You'll figure things out. It could take some time. You might need other people's help, whatever it is, but you are much more likely to figure it out than for you to go try and figure out like six problems at once. You know what I mean? I was trying to tell this lady that like, "Look, with Bitcoin it's exciting.<br> Yes. If you have a lot of money sitting on the side and kind of in a reserve, sure. Sure. Awesome. I'm not telling you to. I'm not telling you not to." I was like, "You know at that same time though ..." You guys know if you've ever listened to any of these episodes at all, I believe in a concept called paid pro...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve Larsen: What's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> So here’s the big mystery, how do real MLMers like us who didn’t cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet, still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> First off, I want to apologize to everybody. It has been I think two weeks since I have published on here. The reason why is kind of funny actually. I'm tired. That's the biggest reason. Not of podcasting. I actually really missing doing this. There's a lot of stuff going on right now. I just finished my application funnel where people apply to join my downline. It's cool to see the applications already coming in. There's a live feed where you can watch the people who are trying to apply to come in. It just shows their first name that's all, but so everyone else can see it as well so they know it's not dead or anything like that. It's been kind of fun.<br> The other thing that's been going on besides a lot of building, and a lot of things like that is that you know what? I'm actually just trying to take care of myself more. On my dad side, there's a huge history of high blood pressure and me dad's almost died a couple times just from having a hard time taking care of himself while sitting at a desk job. I'm like, "Dang it. I have a desk job." There's a little diabetes issues that go on. I was like, "You know, I don't want any of that." On my mom's side, like every guy has had prostate cancer, and I'm like, "Holy crap." Like I feel like I'm held under a gun and holding a ticking time bomb. Gosh. What I did is I went on YouTube, and I found the buffest dude that I could, and I hired him.<br> He is now my health coach. It's kind of a funny conversation. It was like, "Hey, you're ripped. Why don't I hire you?" Anyway, I went and I hired him. He created a plan, and I have been lifting like a beast everyday. I'm about to go do it again. I'm exhausted. Today's legs day. I don't want to do legs day. I have been sleeping extra. That's been part of it. For the last year, I've only been sleeping sometimes just a few hours a night because we've been building all these thing and putting all these things in place, and it's been awesome, and it's been a lot of fun, but totally neglecting like just taking care of my own self. You know what I mean? As far as exercise, stuff like that.<br> That's what's been going on is I realized that for me to get to the next level that I'm trying to get to because I mean as far as recruiting, check. Got that. It's been running for a year and a half. It's been automatically recruiting people. It's been great. I love it. Everyone who joins my downline, I give them the same system. That's awesome, and it's been a lot of fun. As far as like different areas, got it, but as far as like my routine, I'm realizing that I have got to change my routine if I want to get to the next level. Does that make sense? That's basically what I've been doing is recreating me. That's pretty much it. I'm trying to recreate who I am, the time that I spend, the things that I go and do.<br> That's totally what's been going on. I got a question from somebody the other day. They said, "Hey, should I invest in Bitcoin?" Now I actually am into that a lot, and I said ... A lot of the stuff you guys might ask is like, "What does this have to do anything with MLMs or entrepreneurship?" It has a lot to do with it, but this person asked me the other day, "Should I invest in Bitcoin?" I do. I love it. It's fun. It's exciting. It's made a lot of money, but here's the thing, you have to have a lot of money to put in in order to really make a dent in your wallet, right? I think I put like six grand in, and it's doubled since then and that's awesome, and it's really cool, but what I did is if you go back, and you look at like okay, it doubled. That's great. That's awesome.<br> I take that out, that means I've made six grand. That's awesome. It's been in there for what? Like four months. I mean okay. We made like what? An average of ... I'm not good at math on spotlight this year, but what? Made like let's say $1,500 in the month. Can you live on that? That's under really, really rare Bitcoin circumstances. You know what I mean? I told her, it was a girl, I told her, "No. I wouldn't. I wouldn't get distracted with that. I wouldn't get distracted." Because here's what ends up happening is ... It's kind of a rage right now, right? I'm not saying to not go do it or if you want to put something in or go do another investment. The point is just to not have a distraction in general.<br> If you go, and you have just one thing you're trying to go conquer, like this for me right now, that's it. I want to go, and I want to change the MLM industry. I'm very passionate about it. No one's asked me to do it. I mean I've been doing it and I see all these people doing it in a weird way, and I wanted to help, right? That's the problem that I'm trying to solve. Literally this morning, just this morning, as I woke up, rolled over, I saw an email from someone begging to give me a paid position in some other thing. It happened again yesterday. They're mad at me that I said no. Here's the thing guys, if you put more than one thing in your life, you're not going to do all of them very well.<br> I say no to so many things. That has become so much more of the secret of how I've been successful than anything else. I've learned how to say no. What was funny is I didn't think that would be something that I'd had to learn for a long time. The moment I got out of college, for whatever reason there was this massive influx of deals that started coming to me. I was like that's very fascinating. I got excited and I'm not going to lie. I got really the wrong kind of ambitious. You know what I mean? I was like I'm going to do it all. I'm going to take it all on. You know what's funny? I didn't get any of it done.<br> After like six months of work, not one thing actually got finished because there were so many things and so many new things coming at such a regular basis that none of it actually got done. When I actually got really serious though and I started saying no to things very quickly, very quickly, I was very fast to say no. It's kind of like when people say like, "Hire slow and fire fast." I kind of do it the other way around where it's like, "Look, I'm going to just say no really, really fast and say yes really slow." That's been great and it's been my guiding principle for a while now. What's been neat is my focus has gone through the roof. It'd be the same thing. How does this apply to your MLM? Well, a lot of ways.<br> When we talk about health and routines and whatever it is that you're doing, but if you can build your routine about whatever one thing it is that you're trying to accomplish, holy crap, welcome success because you can't not be. When your brain, and disclaimer, disclaimer, disclaimer, when your brain is solely focused though on just one problem, one thing you're trying to get fixed, it's awesome. You'll fix things. You'll figure things out. It could take some time. You might need other people's help, whatever it is, but you are much more likely to figure it out than for you to go try and figure out like six problems at once. You know what I mean? 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      <itunes:summary>Steve Larsen: What's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here’s the big mystery, how do real MLMers like us who didn’t cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet, still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. First off, I want to apologize to everybody. It has been I think two weeks since I have published on here. The reason why is kind of funny actually. I'm tired. That's the biggest reason. Not of podcasting. I actually really missing doing this. There's a lot of stuff going on right now. I just finished my application funnel where people apply to join my downline. It's cool to see the applications already coming in. There's a live feed where you can watch the people who are trying to apply to come in. It just shows their first name that's all, but so everyone else can see it as well so they know it's not dead or anything like that. It's been kind of fun. The other thing that's been going on besides a lot of building, and a lot of things like that is that you know what? I'm actually just trying to take care of myself more. On my dad side, there's a huge history of high blood pressure and me dad's almost died a couple times just from having a hard time taking care of himself while sitting at a desk job. I'm like, "Dang it. I have a desk job." There's a little diabetes issues that go on. I was like, "You know, I don't want any of that." On my mom's side, like every guy has had prostate cancer, and I'm like, "Holy crap." Like I feel like I'm held under a gun and holding a ticking time bomb. Gosh. What I did is I went on YouTube, and I found the buffest dude that I could, and I hired him. He is now my health coach. It's kind of a funny conversation. It was like, "Hey, you're ripped. Why don't I hire you?" Anyway, I went and I hired him. He created a plan, and I have been lifting like a beast everyday. I'm about to go do it again. I'm exhausted. Today's legs day. I don't want to do legs day. I have been sleeping extra. That's been part of it. For the last year, I've only been sleeping sometimes just a few hours a night because we've been building all these thing and putting all these things in place, and it's been awesome, and it's been a lot of fun, but totally neglecting like just taking care of my own self. You know what I mean? As far as exercise, stuff like that. That's what's been going on is I realized that for me to get to the next level that I'm trying to get to because I mean as far as recruiting, check. Got that. It's been running for a year and a half. It's been automatically recruiting people. It's been great. I love it. Everyone who joins my downline, I give them the same system. That's awesome, and it's been a lot of fun. As far as like different areas, got it, but as far as like my routine, I'm realizing that I have got to change my routine if I want to get to the next level. Does that make sense? That's basically what I've been doing is recreating me. That's pretty much it. I'm trying to recreate who I am, the time that I spend, the things that I go and do. That's totally what's been going on. I got a question from somebody the other day. They said, "Hey, should I invest in Bitcoin?" Now I actually am into that a lot, and I said ... A lot of the stuff you guys might ask is like, "What does this have to do anything with MLMs or entrepreneurship?" It has a lot to do with it, but this person asked me the other day, "Should I invest in Bitcoin?" I do. I love it. It's fun. It's exciting. It's made a lot of money, but here's the thing, you have to have a lot of money to put in in order to really make a dent in your wallet, right? I think I put like six grand in, and it's doubled since then and that's awesome, and it's really cool, but what I did is if you go back, and you look at like okay, it doubled. That's great. That's awesome. I take that out, that means I've made six grand. That's awesome. It's been in there for what? Like four months. I mean okay. We made like what? An average of ... I'm not good at math on spotlight this year, but what? Made like let's say $1,500 in the month. Can you live on that? That's under really, really rare Bitcoin circumstances. You know what I mean? I told her, it was a girl, I told her, "No. I wouldn't. I wouldn't get distracted with that. I wouldn't get distracted." Because here's what ends up happening is ... It's kind of a rage right now, right? I'm not saying to not go do it or if you want to put something in or go do another investment. The point is just to not have a distraction in general. If you go, and you have just one thing you're trying to go conquer, like this for me right now, that's it. I want to go, and I want to change the MLM i...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>Steve Larsen: What's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here’s the big mystery, how do real MLMers like us who didn’t cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable hom</itunes:subtitle>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? Last Christmas I went to a Phoenix Suns game down in Arizona. That's where my parents live, and I went with my brothers, and it was awesome. In the stands, we were there in the stands, and the game was cool. It was awesome. We're in this big arena downtown. There's lots of life, it was at night obviously, and the city's alive. It was super fun, right? Very vibrant. A lot of life. That's what it felt like, and you walked in and it was an indoor arena, a basketball court in the center obviously, and it was a lot fun, but I remember sitting down, and I was looking at all the different logos of all the businesses, all the people who had paid to put their name and their logo inside the stadium, right? Lots of money inside of it. Lots of money on those ads. Lots of money, and there are two kinds of these ads though. I remember sitting down and I was looking, and was noticing that there was a difference. There was really two kinds. There was one kind, and this difference is one of the major reasons why I know my upline didn't know how to teach me to be successful when I was doing MLM for the first time, this one difference.<br> I was looking around, and I was reading all the signs. I'm really fascinated with ads. I'm the kind of guy who would watch an infomercial for fun. I get it. I obsess over it, and I know it's one of the reasons why I've been able to be good at it. I encourage you to obsess over your craft also. But anyway, so I was sitting down and we were in the basketball game, and it was a lot of fun. Very close as I remember it. It was a great game, and like I said, there's two different kinds of businesses that had bought ad space. The first kind was they just had literally their logo and their name, and that was it. That was it. The second kind had a logo, a name, and a call to action. There was an offer on there, meaning it would be like, "Until Tuesday, get two extra tacos for just a dollar each," or something like that. I was like, "Huh, that's interesting." One kind of business type in this arena just wants their name out there, and they're literally throwing money away in my mind. The second part though, they had an actual offer on the ad with a call to action. They were trying to recoup money from the ad space they had purchased. Interesting. Hmm.<br> Let's think about the difference between those two real quick, because the difference between those two is why I can do paid prospecting, meaning I get paid even when someone doesn't join my downline. Last year I made about fifty grand that let us go, we went on a cruise, my wife and I, we went for our anniversary, I set up a bunch of cool stuff in my home office, we got a gym, lots of stuff that it did regardless of somebody joining the downline or buying a product or whatever it was. Those are the kinds of systems that I give my downline, these paid prospecting systems, and because of this one principle, I'm allowed to do that. Any time you place an ad, any time you go and you put your name out there, this is the reason why I don't have a business card. Any time I go put my business card out there and I say, "Hey, here's my business card," it's nothing. There's no call to action, there's no offer. There's literally no reason. I literally just gave it to them so they could put it in the trash for me. That's it.<br> I know I did that episode a little while ago about business cards, but this one principle, you've got to understand that there's a huge difference between promoting and advertising. An ad versus a promotion, and most people in MLM, like 99% of them are stuck promoting their MLM. One will get you a lot of money. One will get you almost no money, but you'll spend a lot. Does that make sense? If I am just running promotions, if I'm just promoting my MLM, it means I don't care who I'm targeting, I don't care who sees my ad, I don't care that I had to spend money to get it up there, I don't care to make back the money I spent to put the promotion up there. Does that make sense? When you're promoting, in my mind, it is the absolute least effective kind of marketing that's out there. Big corporations are known for this, right? Massive, massive with huge, deep, unlimited pockets, and they'll go buy an ad on the Super Bowl and spend millions and millions of dollars just to get their name to flash on the screen a single 15 second spot, right? Or even they'll just put their name inside the actual arena itself. That's it. Coca-Cola and their name's spinning around the inside of the stadium. That's it.<br> They can afford to do that. They've got a massive, massive, massive bottomless pit of cash they can just toss at stuff, right? They're in an awareness branding stage where they don't care about anything else except sustainability, people seeing the name over and over, that's it. They don't care about recouping the ad cost. I care about that. My ability to go and create some piece of marketing where I can recoup ad costs, now we're getting into sales funnels. Oh, baby! That's my actual job if you guys don't know. I build sales funnels for a living, and the reason that they work is because they are based 100% on recouping ad costs. How does that sound as a business owner? Sound freaking amazing. What I did, and what I do, is I place cool pieces of training, these cool tools, things I'll ship to you, stuff like that, for very cheap. Even I'll give them away for free even if someone just pays for the shipping. I do that kind of stuff all the time. After they buy that first thing, I'm like, you know what, if you like that, you also might like this. There's a little upsale that says, "Hey, I think you might like this." A good percentage takes that next one.<br> Well, now I'm already making money, right? My average cart value is now above what I paid to get that ad out there. That's a way better form of marketing, and most people, they get out there, and all they do is they just start promoting their stuff. They don't care where their ads are at. If you're spending money for an ad, would you not care who's actually seeing it? Think about this with your MLM. Think about this with who you're promoting to. Think about this with the people that you have been even walking to and talking to. Are they even in the market to hear about your MLM? I'm not saying you shouldn't talk to them about them, but I am never, ever, ever going to buy a pink Volkswagen. I'm not going to. I'm not in the market for it. I will never buy it. I do not have a preset disposition to buy that, right? A lot of times, guys, if you want to get better with your MLM, if you want to actually get people recruiting and get people, you've got to solve a problem for them.<br> "Hey, I'm going to teach you guys how to do X, Y, and Z, or I'm going to give this away to you for free," or whatever it is, and you're paying to place that ad in front of somebody, if you've some kind of loss leader out there, if you've got some kind of product out there, some kind of ad out there, figure out some way to recoup on that ad cost, and now you're getting customers for free. Does that make sense? If I can just get that first interaction to break even in my pocket, in my wallet, boom! You're getting customers for free. You literally have created and redirected a traffic stream towards your direction. How cool is that? That's why I can do what I do. That's why this works. That's why I'm so passionate about fixing this for so many people. What I did is a systematized it. I put the whole thing into a system, and that's what Secret MLM Hacks is. That's what the product is. It teaches you how to do that. That's step one of five. Now, there's four others, which are mind blowing and automate everything. It's true duplication. It's awesome, but that's why.<br> People ask, like, "Stephen!" The other day I got an email from someone, and this has happened many times. I've been approached by five MLM owners about my system. I'v...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? Last Christmas I went to a Phoenix Suns game down in Arizona. That's where my parents live, and I went with my brothers, and it was awesome. In the stands, we were there in the stands, and the game was cool. It was awesome. We're in this big arena downtown. There's lots of life, it was at night obviously, and the city's alive. It was super fun, right? Very vibrant. A lot of life. That's what it felt like, and you walked in and it was an indoor arena, a basketball court in the center obviously, and it was a lot fun, but I remember sitting down, and I was looking at all the different logos of all the businesses, all the people who had paid to put their name and their logo inside the stadium, right? Lots of money inside of it. Lots of money on those ads. Lots of money, and there are two kinds of these ads though. I remember sitting down and I was looking, and was noticing that there was a difference. There was really two kinds. There was one kind, and this difference is one of the major reasons why I know my upline didn't know how to teach me to be successful when I was doing MLM for the first time, this one difference.<br> I was looking around, and I was reading all the signs. I'm really fascinated with ads. I'm the kind of guy who would watch an infomercial for fun. I get it. I obsess over it, and I know it's one of the reasons why I've been able to be good at it. I encourage you to obsess over your craft also. But anyway, so I was sitting down and we were in the basketball game, and it was a lot of fun. Very close as I remember it. It was a great game, and like I said, there's two different kinds of businesses that had bought ad space. The first kind was they just had literally their logo and their name, and that was it. That was it. The second kind had a logo, a name, and a call to action. There was an offer on there, meaning it would be like, "Until Tuesday, get two extra tacos for just a dollar each," or something like that. I was like, "Huh, that's interesting." One kind of business type in this arena just wants their name out there, and they're literally throwing money away in my mind. The second part though, they had an actual offer on the ad with a call to action. They were trying to recoup money from the ad space they had purchased. Interesting. Hmm.<br> Let's think about the difference between those two real quick, because the difference between those two is why I can do paid prospecting, meaning I get paid even when someone doesn't join my downline. Last year I made about fifty grand that let us go, we went on a cruise, my wife and I, we went for our anniversary, I set up a bunch of cool stuff in my home office, we got a gym, lots of stuff that it did regardless of somebody joining the downline or buying a product or whatever it was. Those are the kinds of systems that I give my downline, these paid prospecting systems, and because of this one principle, I'm allowed to do that. Any time you place an ad, any time you go and you put your name out there, this is the reason why I don't have a business card. Any time I go put my business card out there and I say, "Hey, here's my business card," it's nothing. There's no call to action, there's no offer. There's literally no reason. I literally just gave it to them so they could put it in the trash for me. That's it.<br> I know I did that episode a little while ago about business cards, but this one principle, you've got to understand that there's a huge difference between promoting and advertising. An ad versus a promotion, and most people in MLM, like 99% of them are stuck promoting their MLM. One will get you a lot of money. One will get you almost no money, but you'll spend a lot. Does that make sense? If I am just running promotions, if I'm just promoting my MLM, it means I don't care who I'm targeting, I don't care who sees my ad, I don't care that I had to spend money to get it up there, I don't care to make back the money I spent to put the promotion up there. Does that make sense? When you're promoting, in my mind, it is the absolute least effective kind of marketing that's out there. Big corporations are known for this, right? Massive, massive with huge, deep, unlimited pockets, and they'll go buy an ad on the Super Bowl and spend millions and millions of dollars just to get their name to flash on the screen a single 15 second spot, right? Or even they'll just put their name inside the actual arena itself. That's it. Coca-Cola and their name's spinning around the inside of the stadium. That's it.<br> They can afford to do that. They've got a massive, massive, massive bottomless pit of cash they can just toss at stuff, right? They're in an awareness branding stage where they don't care about anything else except sustainability, people seeing the name over and over, that's it. They don't care about recouping the ad cost. I care about that. My ability to go and create some piece of marketing where I can recoup ad costs, now we're getting into sales funnels. Oh, baby! That's my actual job if you guys don't know. I build sales funnels for a living, and the reason that they work is because they are based 100% on recouping ad costs. How does that sound as a business owner? Sound freaking amazing. What I did, and what I do, is I place cool pieces of training, these cool tools, things I'll ship to you, stuff like that, for very cheap. Even I'll give them away for free even if someone just pays for the shipping. I do that kind of stuff all the time. After they buy that first thing, I'm like, you know what, if you like that, you also might like this. There's a little upsale that says, "Hey, I think you might like this." A good percentage takes that next one.<br> Well, now I'm already making money, right? My average cart value is now above what I paid to get that ad out there. That's a way better form of marketing, and most people, they get out there, and all they do is they just start promoting their stuff. They don't care where their ads are at. If you're spending money for an ad, would you not care who's actually seeing it? Think about this with your MLM. Think about this with who you're promoting to. Think about this with the people that you have been even walking to and talking to. Are they even in the market to hear about your MLM? I'm not saying you shouldn't talk to them about them, but I am never, ever, ever going to buy a pink Volkswagen. I'm not going to. I'm not in the market for it. I will never buy it. I do not have a preset disposition to buy that, right? A lot of times, guys, if you want to get better with your MLM, if you want to actually get people recruiting and get people, you've got to solve a problem for them.<br> "Hey, I'm going to teach you guys how to do X, Y, and Z, or I'm going to give this away to you for free," or whatever it is, and you're paying to place that ad in front of somebody, if you've some kind of loss leader out there, if you've got some kind of product out there, some kind of ad out there, figure out some way to recoup on that ad cost, and now you're getting customers for free. Does that make sense? If I can just get that first interaction to break even in my pocket, in my wallet, boom! You're getting customers for free. You literally have created and redirected a traffic stream towards your direction. How cool is that? That's why I can do what I do. That's why this works. That's why I'm so passionate about fixing this for so many people. What I did is a systematized it. I put the whole thing into a system, and that's what Secret MLM Hacks is. That's what the product is. It teaches you how to do that. That's step one of five. Now, there's four others, which are mind blowing and automate everything. It's true duplication. It's awesome, but that's why.<br> People ask, like, "Stephen!" The other day I got an email from someone, and this has happened many times. I've been approached by five MLM owners about my system. I'v...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What's going on everyone? Last Christmas I went to a Phoenix Suns game down in Arizona. That's where my parents live, and I went with my brothers, and it was awesome. In the stands, we were there in the stands, and the game was cool. It was awesome. We're in this big arena downtown. There's lots of life, it was at night obviously, and the city's alive. It was super fun, right? Very vibrant. A lot of life. That's what it felt like, and you walked in and it was an indoor arena, a basketball court in the center obviously, and it was a lot fun, but I remember sitting down, and I was looking at all the different logos of all the businesses, all the people who had paid to put their name and their logo inside the stadium, right? Lots of money inside of it. Lots of money on those ads. Lots of money, and there are two kinds of these ads though. I remember sitting down and I was looking, and was noticing that there was a difference. There was really two kinds. There was one kind, and this difference is one of the major reasons why I know my upline didn't know how to teach me to be successful when I was doing MLM for the first time, this one difference. I was looking around, and I was reading all the signs. I'm really fascinated with ads. I'm the kind of guy who would watch an infomercial for fun. I get it. I obsess over it, and I know it's one of the reasons why I've been able to be good at it. I encourage you to obsess over your craft also. But anyway, so I was sitting down and we were in the basketball game, and it was a lot of fun. Very close as I remember it. It was a great game, and like I said, there's two different kinds of businesses that had bought ad space. The first kind was they just had literally their logo and their name, and that was it. That was it. The second kind had a logo, a name, and a call to action. There was an offer on there, meaning it would be like, "Until Tuesday, get two extra tacos for just a dollar each," or something like that. I was like, "Huh, that's interesting." One kind of business type in this arena just wants their name out there, and they're literally throwing money away in my mind. The second part though, they had an actual offer on the ad with a call to action. They were trying to recoup money from the ad space they had purchased. Interesting. Hmm. Let's think about the difference between those two real quick, because the difference between those two is why I can do paid prospecting, meaning I get paid even when someone doesn't join my downline. Last year I made about fifty grand that let us go, we went on a cruise, my wife and I, we went for our anniversary, I set up a bunch of cool stuff in my home office, we got a gym, lots of stuff that it did regardless of somebody joining the downline or buying a product or whatever it was. Those are the kinds of systems that I give my downline, these paid prospecting systems, and because of this one principle, I'm allowed to do that. Any time you place an ad, any time you go and you put your name out there, this is the reason why I don't have a business card. Any time I go put my business card out there and I say, "Hey, here's my business card," it's nothing. There's no call to action, there's no offer. There's literally no reason. I literally just gave it to them so they could put it in the trash for me. That's it. I know I did that episode a little while ago about business cards, but this one principle, you've got to understand that there's a huge difference between promoting and advertising. An ad versus a promotion, and most people in MLM, like 99% of them are stuck promoting their MLM. One will get you a lot of money. One will get you almost no money, but you'll spend a lot. Does that make sense? If I am just running promotions, if I'm just promoting my MLM, it means I don't care who I'm targeting, I don't care who sees my ad, I don't care that I had to spend money to get it up there, I don't care to make back the money I spent to put the promotion up there. Does that make sense? When you're promoting, in my mind, it is the absolute least effective kind of marketing that's out there. Big corporations are known for this, right? Massive, massive with huge, deep, unlimited pockets, and they'll go buy an ad on the Super Bowl and spend millions and millions of dollars just to get their name to flash on the screen a single 15 second spot, right? Or even they'll just put their name inside the actual arena itself. That's it. Coca-Cola and their name's spinning around the inside of the stadium. That's it. They can afford to do that. They've got a massive, massive, massive bottomless pit of cash they can just toss at stuff, right? They're in an awareness branding stage where they don't care about anything else except sustainability, people seeing the name over and over, that's it. They don't care about recouping the ad cost. I care about that. My ability to go and create some piece of marketing where I can recoup ad costs, now we're gett...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>What's going on everyone? Last Christmas I went to a Phoenix Suns game down in Arizona. That's where my parents live, and I went with my brothers, and it was awesome. In the stands, we were there in the stands, and the game was cool. It was awesome. We're</itunes:subtitle>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers, like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> Hey, guys. Hope you're doing great. I hope the week's gone fantastic, and I hope that the rest of the day goes well for you as well. Hey. Listen. I grew up in Littleton, Colorado. It's a city just outside of Denver. I loved it. It was a lot of fun. It's a city right in between Denver and the mountains. It's kind of an outdoor playground. I loved it a lot. Growing up though, I was always kind of the kid who was trying to sell whatever knick-knack to whatever person. You know what I mean? I was like in the movie Hercules, that guy that was running around asking people if they want to buy sun dials. You know what I mean? I was that guy. I've always been trying to sell stuff.<br> What was funny about it is I never realized that I was that kind of guy, and you probably can relate with me. I never realized that I was that kind of ... There was never that introspective moment like, "Oh my gosh. I'm that guy," you know, like, "Oh my gosh. I like sales. Oh my gosh. I like business." What was funny is when I got into college, I still had not captured this persona. I had not owned who I naturally am yet. You know? I had not owned that, and so it was weird. I was in business classes, and I was going to marketing classes, and we'd be learning all sorts of crazy formulas and all this stuff, and people would ask, and professors, and teachers, and leaders, and stuff, they'd ask, "Hey, Steven. What is it you want to do?"<br> Deep down inside I always knew I wanted my own business. I always wanted to be able to run my own thing, but I almost ... I got my perception of what it meant to be an entrepreneur from a lot of Hollywood stories, and from a magazine articles, and from YouTube. This whole persona of what it meant to be an entrepreneur started sitting down on me. It was weird. I had a hard time accepting the fact that I wanted to be an entrepreneur, because in my mind, thank you very much, Hollywood, I was falsely believing that to be an entrepreneur it meant I had to be greedy. It meant I had to go out and I had to be this guy that was constantly wearing a nice suit. There was always a briefcase in my hand. I was walking all to a meeting always. You know what I mean? It's super ... I didn't know what it meant.<br> All I knew was I wanted to run businesses, and I had been doing it in college. I had started several. Several of them were actually quite successful. It was actually a lot of fun, but I had a hard time telling people ... because all the other students around me, all of their goals were always like, "Hey. I'm going to go work for JP Morgan. Hey. I'm going to go work for this. Hey. I'm going to work for ...", you know, huge, huge people. They're like, "Steve, what are you going to do?" I'm like, "Well, I am going to start a business."<br> I remember the funny looks that I always got, and I had a hard time, because I was excited to tell people, "Oh my gosh. This is what I want to do," but the reactions that I would get were so ... I don't even know what to say. They were negative almost, not negative, but it was always like, "Oh. You're that guy." You know what I mean? That was the like, "Oh. Good job. Go try it. Oh. Good job. Yeah. Oh. He's going to be an entrepreneur." You know? That was the mentality that I could tell a lot of people ... the reaction that I would get a lot of times.<br> And so, for years, with everyone, I mean everyone, with not just friends, but family, you know, my wife, parents, I mean, anybody, anybody, those closest to me, and even myself ... I had a hard time accepting the fact that I wanted to be in business for myself. I had a very hard time saying that to people I respected most. I had a hard time owning my natural desire. That's literally the entire topic of this episode. I just wanted to ... As I've gone and this secret MLM Hacks product is about to launch here in the next little bit, as things are starting to fall in place ... I mean, I've had to become more and more clear with what it is I actually want, and I had to have learned to be okay with that, not that I wasn't okay with it, but I had a hard time telling people what I even wanted, what my goals were, because I was afraid of offending someone.<br> I had a hard time in college telling people what I wanted, because I was afraid that people would look at me and go, "Oh my gosh. That's a greedy guy. What? You just want money?" I'm like, "Yeah. I am intentionally trying to make a lot of money. You know? And you should be too." If it's not something that you're okay stating in a food court and publicly, start checking yourself. Why are you doing what you're doing? Are there internal desires that you have that are not being consistent with what you're saying? I guarantee you that as soon as you start to put your words in your conversation and the conversation in your head and it starts to actually line up with what is inside you, oh my gosh, you guys, stuff starts falling into place for you, because you get true. You get forward. You start to tell people, "Yes. This is what I want," and you move forward, and you start going and going.<br> You know, it's funny. There was an MLM I joined when I was in college. I didn't know what I was doing. I was trying. It was a good experience. I'm glad that I did it, but there was this MLM that I joined in college. I had a hard time admitting to people that I had joined an MLM. I wasn't willing to admit to myself or to others that I was in an MLM. Have you ever felt this? My guess is that you have. If you're on this podcast, you've probably had that feeling before. You know? There was even a different one that was local to where I was.<br> I was not a part of it, but there was the actual headquarters for a different MLM was near where I was. If I said the name, you all would know it, so I'm not going to say it. But they came out and they started trying to tell people that they were not an MLM. It confused the crap out of all their people, like, "Wait a second. What?" "No. This is not a multilevel marketing company. This is a direct sales company." They kept trying to change the name. I started noticing that all of these people started trying to do that too, that the term MLM was almost like a swear word. I get it. I know that there are people who go make a bad name, but that's true for every industry, but masking it is you merely not owning what it is you actually want to do. Does that make sense?<br> Okay. I went online real quick here, and I actually started looking through all the different phrases that are synonymous with MLM. What are the other things that we can call MLM without calling it MLM? Well, we could call it network marketing. It's like, okay, that's a pretty standard one. Direct sales, right? Direct selling, referral marketing. Oh. That's not MLM. Business opportunity. It's like, "What?" This one killed me. I heard this one today actually, circle of influence marketing. Circle of influence marketing? What? How much denial are you in to say that? Okay. Anyway ... I'm trying to be sensitive to this, but ... Pyramid selling. Now, that just sounds crazy.<br> Anyway, there's a lot of friends that I had and a lot of peoples I started rubbing shoulder with. Every time I saw someone who was in an MLM, they would go out and they would start to say, "No. No. No. It's not an MLM. It's just this." Okay. By definition, by law, if it's three tiers ... If it's two tiers, that's affiliate marketing. I...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers, like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> Hey, guys. Hope you're doing great. I hope the week's gone fantastic, and I hope that the rest of the day goes well for you as well. Hey. Listen. I grew up in Littleton, Colorado. It's a city just outside of Denver. I loved it. It was a lot of fun. It's a city right in between Denver and the mountains. It's kind of an outdoor playground. I loved it a lot. Growing up though, I was always kind of the kid who was trying to sell whatever knick-knack to whatever person. You know what I mean? I was like in the movie Hercules, that guy that was running around asking people if they want to buy sun dials. You know what I mean? I was that guy. I've always been trying to sell stuff.<br> What was funny about it is I never realized that I was that kind of guy, and you probably can relate with me. I never realized that I was that kind of ... There was never that introspective moment like, "Oh my gosh. I'm that guy," you know, like, "Oh my gosh. I like sales. Oh my gosh. I like business." What was funny is when I got into college, I still had not captured this persona. I had not owned who I naturally am yet. You know? I had not owned that, and so it was weird. I was in business classes, and I was going to marketing classes, and we'd be learning all sorts of crazy formulas and all this stuff, and people would ask, and professors, and teachers, and leaders, and stuff, they'd ask, "Hey, Steven. What is it you want to do?"<br> Deep down inside I always knew I wanted my own business. I always wanted to be able to run my own thing, but I almost ... I got my perception of what it meant to be an entrepreneur from a lot of Hollywood stories, and from a magazine articles, and from YouTube. This whole persona of what it meant to be an entrepreneur started sitting down on me. It was weird. I had a hard time accepting the fact that I wanted to be an entrepreneur, because in my mind, thank you very much, Hollywood, I was falsely believing that to be an entrepreneur it meant I had to be greedy. It meant I had to go out and I had to be this guy that was constantly wearing a nice suit. There was always a briefcase in my hand. I was walking all to a meeting always. You know what I mean? It's super ... I didn't know what it meant.<br> All I knew was I wanted to run businesses, and I had been doing it in college. I had started several. Several of them were actually quite successful. It was actually a lot of fun, but I had a hard time telling people ... because all the other students around me, all of their goals were always like, "Hey. I'm going to go work for JP Morgan. Hey. I'm going to go work for this. Hey. I'm going to work for ...", you know, huge, huge people. They're like, "Steve, what are you going to do?" I'm like, "Well, I am going to start a business."<br> I remember the funny looks that I always got, and I had a hard time, because I was excited to tell people, "Oh my gosh. This is what I want to do," but the reactions that I would get were so ... I don't even know what to say. They were negative almost, not negative, but it was always like, "Oh. You're that guy." You know what I mean? That was the like, "Oh. Good job. Go try it. Oh. Good job. Yeah. Oh. He's going to be an entrepreneur." You know? That was the mentality that I could tell a lot of people ... the reaction that I would get a lot of times.<br> And so, for years, with everyone, I mean everyone, with not just friends, but family, you know, my wife, parents, I mean, anybody, anybody, those closest to me, and even myself ... I had a hard time accepting the fact that I wanted to be in business for myself. I had a very hard time saying that to people I respected most. I had a hard time owning my natural desire. That's literally the entire topic of this episode. I just wanted to ... As I've gone and this secret MLM Hacks product is about to launch here in the next little bit, as things are starting to fall in place ... I mean, I've had to become more and more clear with what it is I actually want, and I had to have learned to be okay with that, not that I wasn't okay with it, but I had a hard time telling people what I even wanted, what my goals were, because I was afraid of offending someone.<br> I had a hard time in college telling people what I wanted, because I was afraid that people would look at me and go, "Oh my gosh. That's a greedy guy. What? You just want money?" I'm like, "Yeah. I am intentionally trying to make a lot of money. You know? And you should be too." If it's not something that you're okay stating in a food court and publicly, start checking yourself. Why are you doing what you're doing? Are there internal desires that you have that are not being consistent with what you're saying? I guarantee you that as soon as you start to put your words in your conversation and the conversation in your head and it starts to actually line up with what is inside you, oh my gosh, you guys, stuff starts falling into place for you, because you get true. You get forward. You start to tell people, "Yes. This is what I want," and you move forward, and you start going and going.<br> You know, it's funny. There was an MLM I joined when I was in college. I didn't know what I was doing. I was trying. It was a good experience. I'm glad that I did it, but there was this MLM that I joined in college. I had a hard time admitting to people that I had joined an MLM. I wasn't willing to admit to myself or to others that I was in an MLM. Have you ever felt this? My guess is that you have. If you're on this podcast, you've probably had that feeling before. You know? There was even a different one that was local to where I was.<br> I was not a part of it, but there was the actual headquarters for a different MLM was near where I was. If I said the name, you all would know it, so I'm not going to say it. But they came out and they started trying to tell people that they were not an MLM. It confused the crap out of all their people, like, "Wait a second. What?" "No. This is not a multilevel marketing company. This is a direct sales company." They kept trying to change the name. I started noticing that all of these people started trying to do that too, that the term MLM was almost like a swear word. I get it. I know that there are people who go make a bad name, but that's true for every industry, but masking it is you merely not owning what it is you actually want to do. Does that make sense?<br> Okay. I went online real quick here, and I actually started looking through all the different phrases that are synonymous with MLM. What are the other things that we can call MLM without calling it MLM? Well, we could call it network marketing. It's like, okay, that's a pretty standard one. Direct sales, right? Direct selling, referral marketing. Oh. That's not MLM. Business opportunity. It's like, "What?" This one killed me. I heard this one today actually, circle of influence marketing. Circle of influence marketing? What? How much denial are you in to say that? Okay. Anyway ... I'm trying to be sensitive to this, but ... Pyramid selling. Now, that just sounds crazy.<br> Anyway, there's a lot of friends that I had and a lot of peoples I started rubbing shoulder with. Every time I saw someone who was in an MLM, they would go out and they would start to say, "No. No. No. It's not an MLM. It's just this." Okay. By definition, by law, if it's three tiers ... If it's two tiers, that's affiliate marketing. I...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers, like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Hey, guys. Hope you're doing great. I hope the week's gone fantastic, and I hope that the rest of the day goes well for you as well. Hey. Listen. I grew up in Littleton, Colorado. It's a city just outside of Denver. I loved it. It was a lot of fun. It's a city right in between Denver and the mountains. It's kind of an outdoor playground. I loved it a lot. Growing up though, I was always kind of the kid who was trying to sell whatever knick-knack to whatever person. You know what I mean? I was like in the movie Hercules, that guy that was running around asking people if they want to buy sun dials. You know what I mean? I was that guy. I've always been trying to sell stuff. What was funny about it is I never realized that I was that kind of guy, and you probably can relate with me. I never realized that I was that kind of ... There was never that introspective moment like, "Oh my gosh. I'm that guy," you know, like, "Oh my gosh. I like sales. Oh my gosh. I like business." What was funny is when I got into college, I still had not captured this persona. I had not owned who I naturally am yet. You know? I had not owned that, and so it was weird. I was in business classes, and I was going to marketing classes, and we'd be learning all sorts of crazy formulas and all this stuff, and people would ask, and professors, and teachers, and leaders, and stuff, they'd ask, "Hey, Steven. What is it you want to do?" Deep down inside I always knew I wanted my own business. I always wanted to be able to run my own thing, but I almost ... I got my perception of what it meant to be an entrepreneur from a lot of Hollywood stories, and from a magazine articles, and from YouTube. This whole persona of what it meant to be an entrepreneur started sitting down on me. It was weird. I had a hard time accepting the fact that I wanted to be an entrepreneur, because in my mind, thank you very much, Hollywood, I was falsely believing that to be an entrepreneur it meant I had to be greedy. It meant I had to go out and I had to be this guy that was constantly wearing a nice suit. There was always a briefcase in my hand. 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That was the like, "Oh. Good job. Go try it. Oh. Good job. Yeah. Oh. He's going to be an entrepreneur." You know? That was the mentality that I could tell a lot of people ... the reaction that I would get a lot of times. And so, for years, with everyone, I mean everyone, with not just friends, but family, you know, my wife, parents, I mean, anybody, anybody, those closest to me, and even myself ... I had a hard time accepting the fact that I wanted to be in business for myself. I had a very hard time saying that to people I respected most. I had a hard time owning my natural desire. That's literally the entire topic of this episode. I just wanted to ... As I've gone and this secret MLM Hacks product is about to launch here in the next little bit, as things are starting to fall in place ... 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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who wanna grow a profitable home business ... How do we recruit 'A' players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> Hey. What's going on guys? Hope the week has gone fantastic for you. I love reading. I actually really, really love reading. What's funny is I hardly ever get to, ever. But I love books. There's something about a book. And today I wanna talk about one of the most influential books, most influential for my career I should say, that I've ever read. I've read a lot of books. I just dropped another $3,000 on books. I built another book shelf in here. I love books. They're ... you think about some authority figure trying to convey an entire career's worth of experience, and condense it down into a couple hundred pages. Oh my gosh! Why would you not wanna read it. You know what I mean?<br> I'm not actually that fast of a reader. I get too analytical about it, and it takes me like two months to read one book, you know, because I read a paragraph, and I think about it, and I take notes, and I think about it again, and then I write more notes, and then I read the paragraph again. And then, I can go on to the next one. It takes me forever. I get way too analytical, but I really enjoy it though. And I hope that you're taking the time to study. Honestly, I believe that one of the main reasons why people stop being relevant is because they stop learning. They don't know where their own place in their own ecosystem, because they're not seeing the works of the other people inside their own industry.<br> So, if you're not reading, especially in MLM, my gosh! Go get a whole bunch of ... just look at MLM best sellers on Amazon. Start buying 'em, and read 'em, and drink deeply. So anyways, one of the books I really, really enjoy is a ... both for the title, and for the actual content, is a book called "Ready, Fire, Aim" and I guarantee there's a lot of guys who have listened to ... who are listening to now who have probably read this book. And I ... it's awesome. It's fascinating. It's fantastic. There are parts of it that are a little bit more nitty gritty, and there's other parts of it that are like, okay, that makes sense, you know, here and there.<br> There was a guy that I was working with at one time, and I actually think I shared some of the story in a previous episode, but I think it's worth to go back over a little bit. But he and I were actually in college, we were starting ... he was getting his wife a new diamond ring, and he's the man, honestly ... good friends, still good friends. This story taught both of us a lot. And basically, he wanted to get his wife a new diamond ring. And he found a place where you could custom build your diamond ring. And he'd send in all these pictures for the diamond ring, and he'd send it on over. And basically, what ended up happening is they would take the three or four pictures that you'd send in of rings that you like, and they'd send you back this blue wax replica, this blue ring, because it was made of max. And they wanted to make sure you liked it before they actually created the band, created the diamond ring band.<br> And then you would go and you'd choose your cut, and your color, and your clarity. And you would go ... and the shape of the diamond, and it was really quite the fascinating process. Well anyways, he went through this whole thing, and he got the ring back. And he decided that he would take it and actually get it appraised at a retail place. So he went and he got the ring appraised at Jensens. I think that's what it was, Jensens rings. And they appraised it at like $1,200, and he was like holy crap. He bought it straight from the supplier, so it was a lot cheaper. He cut out the middle man. And by doing that, he only paid like $300 for this ring that was retailing for $1200. We're like, "What!" That's insane. Oh my gosh. We were these college kids. And he's like, "Dude, we should sell these. Why don't we do this?"<br> And it was like, "Cool man. Let's do it." And so we started putting all these pieces together, started all these ... and we did everything we could, and started getting these things together. And it was interesting because it was a lot of work back and forth with these guys to get one ring made. So we sat down and he started coming up with these different plans, like what our future store would look like. And he started coming up with these different plans of our little slogan, what our logo looked like, what our colors were ... all this crap in business that actually doesn't turn dollars. And I got frustrated with him. We're buddies, hope he's cool with me sharing that. And I got frustrated with him.<br> And I was like, "None of this stuff matters man. This is not what turns a dollar. We're getting confused with the activities of business rather than business itself. Right? Actual sales." So he ... anyway, we went through and we got our first sale, and we're so excited. And I got back to his apartment after classes, and he's like, "Hey dude. It went super well." And I was like, "Yeah. Tell me about it."<br> And he goes, "Dude. So it was $300 right to the manufacturer themselves, and it was another $1,200 ring appraisal value." He's like, "Dude. I sold it for $325." And I was like, "What?!" I was ticked. I was like, "$325 ... we made $25?" And he's like, "Well yeah man. I was trying to give him a good deal." I was like, "Give us a good deal. You could still give ... you could charge $1,000 and still have a good deal in there."<br> And ... anyway, it ended up being this big thing and we didn't end up keep going ... you know, continue going with it, which we probably should have, probably would have made some actual real change with that if we kept going with it. But, there was this fascinating phenomenon that started happening. As we were in the middle of planning this thing, we were tying to figure out our business while we're trying to figure out how we actually made money. I don't really look at the comp plan that much. There's much smarter people than I am who actually look through that stuff, and tell me the best ways to play it, and stuff like that.<br> But you should know your comp plan. How do you actually get paid? What is it that you actually paid on? Do that thing. Get really good at just that thing. But there's this phenomenon that started as I was ... as we started planning this. And what started happening was I felt the need to start making everything I was doing a secret. I was like, "Crap. No one can hear about this thing because everybody's gonna steal it." And it's like this big thing. Everyone thinks that. They're all gonna steal my idea. They're all gonna steal my idea. And I had this professor, at the time, actually it might have been ... if it wasn't that exact semester in college, it was a different one.<br> But I had this professor who talked to me about this exact thing. And he goes, "You know what's funny Steven is that most the time you actually benefit like crazy by sharing your ideas." I was like, "What?! People are gonna steal 'em. Are you kidding me? And that's what I told him. I'm sure that's what you're thinking too. I was like, "People are gonna steal 'em. No. Mister Professor. Why the heck would I tell everyone my ideas. People are gonna take 'em. They're gonna steal 'em. They're gonna go off and sell 'em. They're gonna be the ones that profit from 'em. I'm gonna be the one who gets screwed, and lives in a ditch." You know what I mean?<br> And that's how most people treat, sometimes, their ideas ... in fact, a lot of times...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who wanna grow a profitable home business ... How do we recruit 'A' players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> Hey. What's going on guys? Hope the week has gone fantastic for you. I love reading. I actually really, really love reading. What's funny is I hardly ever get to, ever. But I love books. There's something about a book. And today I wanna talk about one of the most influential books, most influential for my career I should say, that I've ever read. I've read a lot of books. I just dropped another $3,000 on books. I built another book shelf in here. I love books. They're ... you think about some authority figure trying to convey an entire career's worth of experience, and condense it down into a couple hundred pages. Oh my gosh! Why would you not wanna read it. You know what I mean?<br> I'm not actually that fast of a reader. I get too analytical about it, and it takes me like two months to read one book, you know, because I read a paragraph, and I think about it, and I take notes, and I think about it again, and then I write more notes, and then I read the paragraph again. And then, I can go on to the next one. It takes me forever. I get way too analytical, but I really enjoy it though. And I hope that you're taking the time to study. Honestly, I believe that one of the main reasons why people stop being relevant is because they stop learning. They don't know where their own place in their own ecosystem, because they're not seeing the works of the other people inside their own industry.<br> So, if you're not reading, especially in MLM, my gosh! Go get a whole bunch of ... just look at MLM best sellers on Amazon. Start buying 'em, and read 'em, and drink deeply. So anyways, one of the books I really, really enjoy is a ... both for the title, and for the actual content, is a book called "Ready, Fire, Aim" and I guarantee there's a lot of guys who have listened to ... who are listening to now who have probably read this book. And I ... it's awesome. It's fascinating. It's fantastic. There are parts of it that are a little bit more nitty gritty, and there's other parts of it that are like, okay, that makes sense, you know, here and there.<br> There was a guy that I was working with at one time, and I actually think I shared some of the story in a previous episode, but I think it's worth to go back over a little bit. But he and I were actually in college, we were starting ... he was getting his wife a new diamond ring, and he's the man, honestly ... good friends, still good friends. This story taught both of us a lot. And basically, he wanted to get his wife a new diamond ring. And he found a place where you could custom build your diamond ring. And he'd send in all these pictures for the diamond ring, and he'd send it on over. And basically, what ended up happening is they would take the three or four pictures that you'd send in of rings that you like, and they'd send you back this blue wax replica, this blue ring, because it was made of max. And they wanted to make sure you liked it before they actually created the band, created the diamond ring band.<br> And then you would go and you'd choose your cut, and your color, and your clarity. And you would go ... and the shape of the diamond, and it was really quite the fascinating process. Well anyways, he went through this whole thing, and he got the ring back. And he decided that he would take it and actually get it appraised at a retail place. So he went and he got the ring appraised at Jensens. I think that's what it was, Jensens rings. And they appraised it at like $1,200, and he was like holy crap. He bought it straight from the supplier, so it was a lot cheaper. He cut out the middle man. And by doing that, he only paid like $300 for this ring that was retailing for $1200. We're like, "What!" That's insane. Oh my gosh. We were these college kids. And he's like, "Dude, we should sell these. Why don't we do this?"<br> And it was like, "Cool man. Let's do it." And so we started putting all these pieces together, started all these ... and we did everything we could, and started getting these things together. And it was interesting because it was a lot of work back and forth with these guys to get one ring made. So we sat down and he started coming up with these different plans, like what our future store would look like. And he started coming up with these different plans of our little slogan, what our logo looked like, what our colors were ... all this crap in business that actually doesn't turn dollars. And I got frustrated with him. We're buddies, hope he's cool with me sharing that. And I got frustrated with him.<br> And I was like, "None of this stuff matters man. This is not what turns a dollar. We're getting confused with the activities of business rather than business itself. Right? Actual sales." So he ... anyway, we went through and we got our first sale, and we're so excited. And I got back to his apartment after classes, and he's like, "Hey dude. It went super well." And I was like, "Yeah. Tell me about it."<br> And he goes, "Dude. So it was $300 right to the manufacturer themselves, and it was another $1,200 ring appraisal value." He's like, "Dude. I sold it for $325." And I was like, "What?!" I was ticked. I was like, "$325 ... we made $25?" And he's like, "Well yeah man. I was trying to give him a good deal." I was like, "Give us a good deal. You could still give ... you could charge $1,000 and still have a good deal in there."<br> And ... anyway, it ended up being this big thing and we didn't end up keep going ... you know, continue going with it, which we probably should have, probably would have made some actual real change with that if we kept going with it. But, there was this fascinating phenomenon that started happening. As we were in the middle of planning this thing, we were tying to figure out our business while we're trying to figure out how we actually made money. I don't really look at the comp plan that much. There's much smarter people than I am who actually look through that stuff, and tell me the best ways to play it, and stuff like that.<br> But you should know your comp plan. How do you actually get paid? What is it that you actually paid on? Do that thing. Get really good at just that thing. But there's this phenomenon that started as I was ... as we started planning this. And what started happening was I felt the need to start making everything I was doing a secret. I was like, "Crap. No one can hear about this thing because everybody's gonna steal it." And it's like this big thing. Everyone thinks that. They're all gonna steal my idea. They're all gonna steal my idea. And I had this professor, at the time, actually it might have been ... if it wasn't that exact semester in college, it was a different one.<br> But I had this professor who talked to me about this exact thing. And he goes, "You know what's funny Steven is that most the time you actually benefit like crazy by sharing your ideas." I was like, "What?! People are gonna steal 'em. Are you kidding me? And that's what I told him. I'm sure that's what you're thinking too. I was like, "People are gonna steal 'em. No. Mister Professor. Why the heck would I tell everyone my ideas. People are gonna take 'em. They're gonna steal 'em. They're gonna go off and sell 'em. They're gonna be the ones that profit from 'em. I'm gonna be the one who gets screwed, and lives in a ditch." You know what I mean?<br> And that's how most people treat, sometimes, their ideas ... in fact, a lot of times...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who wanna grow a profitable home business ... How do we recruit 'A' players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Hey. What's going on guys? Hope the week has gone fantastic for you. I love reading. I actually really, really love reading. What's funny is I hardly ever get to, ever. But I love books. There's something about a book. And today I wanna talk about one of the most influential books, most influential for my career I should say, that I've ever read. I've read a lot of books. I just dropped another $3,000 on books. I built another book shelf in here. I love books. They're ... you think about some authority figure trying to convey an entire career's worth of experience, and condense it down into a couple hundred pages. Oh my gosh! Why would you not wanna read it. You know what I mean? I'm not actually that fast of a reader. I get too analytical about it, and it takes me like two months to read one book, you know, because I read a paragraph, and I think about it, and I take notes, and I think about it again, and then I write more notes, and then I read the paragraph again. And then, I can go on to the next one. It takes me forever. I get way too analytical, but I really enjoy it though. And I hope that you're taking the time to study. Honestly, I believe that one of the main reasons why people stop being relevant is because they stop learning. They don't know where their own place in their own ecosystem, because they're not seeing the works of the other people inside their own industry. So, if you're not reading, especially in MLM, my gosh! Go get a whole bunch of ... just look at MLM best sellers on Amazon. Start buying 'em, and read 'em, and drink deeply. So anyways, one of the books I really, really enjoy is a ... both for the title, and for the actual content, is a book called "Ready, Fire, Aim" and I guarantee there's a lot of guys who have listened to ... who are listening to now who have probably read this book. And I ... it's awesome. It's fascinating. It's fantastic. There are parts of it that are a little bit more nitty gritty, and there's other parts of it that are like, okay, that makes sense, you know, here and there. There was a guy that I was working with at one time, and I actually think I shared some of the story in a previous episode, but I think it's worth to go back over a little bit. But he and I were actually in college, we were starting ... he was getting his wife a new diamond ring, and he's the man, honestly ... good friends, still good friends. This story taught both of us a lot. And basically, he wanted to get his wife a new diamond ring. And he found a place where you could custom build your diamond ring. And he'd send in all these pictures for the diamond ring, and he'd send it on over. And basically, what ended up happening is they would take the three or four pictures that you'd send in of rings that you like, and they'd send you back this blue wax replica, this blue ring, because it was made of max. And they wanted to make sure you liked it before they actually created the band, created the diamond ring band. And then you would go and you'd choose your cut, and your color, and your clarity. And you would go ... and the shape of the diamond, and it was really quite the fascinating process. Well anyways, he went through this whole thing, and he got the ring back. And he decided that he would take it and actually get it appraised at a retail place. So he went and he got the ring appraised at Jensens. I think that's what it was, Jensens rings. And they appraised it at like $1,200, and he was like holy crap. He bought it straight from the supplier, so it was a lot cheaper. He cut out the middle man. And by doing that, he only paid like $300 for this ring that was retailing for $1200. We're like, "What!" That's insane. Oh my gosh. We were these college kids. And he's like, "Dude, we should sell these. Why don't we do this?" And it was like, "Cool man. Let's do it." And so we started putting all these pieces together, started all these ... and we did everything we could, and started getting these things together. And it was interesting because it was a lot of work back and forth with these guys to get one ring made. So we sat down and he started coming up with these different plans, like what our future store would look like. And he started coming up with these different plans of our little slogan, what our logo looked like, what our colors were ... all this crap in business that actually doesn't turn dollars. And I got frustrated with him. We're buddies, hope he's cool wit...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh, yeah.<br> So here’s the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn’t cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home-business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet, still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> What's going on everyone? Hey, I'm so sorry for how long it's taken me to actually get these next few episodes out here. It's been a little bit busy. Excited though for everything that's been going on in this world. For those of you guys who are brand new to the show, I have been creating a product and documenting the process along the way so you guys can follow and actually build the same systems inside your MLM. I'm excited to show with you a little bit more what I've been doing especially in this episode. It actually means a lot to me. I've been writing my whole outline here and there's one concept I wrote on the page right here that actually changed everything for me and made me $70,000 last year, whether or not someone actually joined my downline. Anyways, I'm excited to get to that.<br> Before I do though, if you're brand new, this whole show and especially right now is all about me documenting the creation of this product. This product means a lot to me. When I first got started in MLM, I had the awkward experience with some guy staring me down and saying, "Write down a whole list of all your family members and friends. You can't leave 'til it's done." I would go and I wrote down this huge list and basically, what would end up happening is these guys would ... You can't blame them. That's the only tactic they knew, but they would hound my connections and there are still connections to this day who have been damaged and soured because of that, people I've not really spoken to much since then. I didn't know what I was doing. I was just following kind of in lock step as they're saying and it didn't really work that well. My guess is that if you're here, you've probably gone through that also, right. I'm assuming so.<br> Anyways, I got really passionate about figuring out what systems I can put out there to automate the recruiting process in MLM and also automate the product sale side as well. I've been doing that. I launched the beta honestly about two years ago and there was some pieces I was missing so I took it off. Then I launched the real beta I should say a year ago and it was awesome, really, really well. People were buying it and I was getting a whole bunch of leads in and I was getting paid to do it. It was awesome. It was a really, really cool experience. I didn't know that it would work and it did, and there was a few more things that I wanted to add to it so I took it off again. This is like the actual real thing that you guys can go get that'll actually automate the recruiting process inside your MLM.<br> Now there's a lot of people that claim that and there's a lot of people that come out and say, "Hey, yeah, you can do this. It's all automated," blah, blah, blah. It's not. I want to show you how you can actually ... I want to show you how the act of joining your downline. Like if you go up to someone and say, "Hey, join my downline," that's a old offer. That's a crappy offer. That offer has been on the table for decades, right. The other guy down the street, you can join his downline, too, right. As you get your MLM franchise or whatever from corporate, from your MLM and it's broken out of the box. Every single person who gets MLM, it's broken out of the box and I get really, really passionate about trying to help solve that. How can we make it feel like it's new and exciting? How can I create a new opportunity out of MLM? That's basically what this whole product has answered.<br> I've been on a quest over the last several years trying to figure this out. In fact, I had the initial idea four years ago sitting on my freezing couch in East Idaho in the middle of winter, it was 2:00 AM and I'm just blown away of the journey that it's taken to actually figure this out and it works. I'm really proud to say I know that there's no other system like this on the planet. Anyway, there's a lot of passion in me for this. Anyway, I'm excited for you guys to have this.<br> Anyway, it's winter time here. It's just starting to get winter anyway. It's fall, it's freezing out and it reminds me of a lot of my childhood. My childhood, I grew up in Littleton, Colorado and in Colorado, it's weird there. It'll snow like 2 feet and it'll be gone at noon. Then snow 2 feet the next day and it'll be gone at noon. That's how it works there. The weather shifts all over the place.<br> We'd be out playing, building a snowman and building these ice caves, building ... We did all sorts of stuff. We were very active, but there's something that you guys probably don't know a lot about my childhood and that is I was actually pretty chunky when I was a kid. I'm not trying to get like any ohs and ahs and oh. There's no pity party here. I'm not trying to do that. There's a purpose for it. I was 33% body fat and I was a big kid. I mean I was big. I was only 5'6" and I weighed 210 pounds. I mean I had the double chin. I was working on the triple chin and I was a big kid and I knew that and it was frustrating.<br> I remember one summer, I got fed up with it. I got really, really fed up with it. I was like, "I'm going to lift and I'm going to work out every single day," and I lost 45 pounds and it took nine months, but I worked my butt off and it was awesome. Anyways, we were very excited. I was very excited at what that meant obviously. I felt new. I felt there's a newness to life that I'd never felt before. I felt strong. I felt independent. It was really, really a fun experience. What was cool is what it did to my own persona and how I saw myself.<br> Fast forward a few years, right, I had graduated high school. I was starting to go to college and the same summer, I met my wife and we started dating. I had kept that lifestyle up and I was somewhat of a bean pole. I was only 6% body fat and I was lifting two times a day and I mean it was just kind of the mentality I had. It was a lifestyle. I was like, "You know what? I want to do something new. I want to do ... What's a new challenge? What's something I can put out there and work hard towards?" I decided, you know what, I'm going to do a sprint triathlon. I was like sprint triathlon, interesting. Sprint triathlon, you swim, bike and run for an extended period of time and you go as fast as you possibly can, a lot of people throw up. I mean it's intense, right. It's crazy.<br> I did something on purpose that shaped the outcome of the entire experience for me. I actually ended up getting third on my very first sprint triathlon ever. It's the Loveland, Colorado Sprint Triathlon. There was over 200 people in it. It was huge. I got third in my age group, which was like the 20-year-old, the really crazy fast people, and there's a reason ... I know why. I know why it happened. You're like, "Steven, what does that have to do with MLM?" This has everything to do with MLM. Just follow me just a little bit here, okay. There's a reason why and I know why. I went and I decided that I would go and I would buy my tickets before I ever did any training. That's super key. That's ridiculous. "Steve, why would you buy tickets before you've ever even done ... " I didn't even have a bike that I could ride like a triathlon bike or anything like that. I mean there was no pool I could really practice in. There was no ...<br> But I bought my tickets and they were expensive and I registered and I said, "I'm going to go do this thing." It was like six months in advance, six months. It was so funny. I wa...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh, yeah.<br> So here’s the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn’t cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home-business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet, still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> What's going on everyone? Hey, I'm so sorry for how long it's taken me to actually get these next few episodes out here. It's been a little bit busy. Excited though for everything that's been going on in this world. For those of you guys who are brand new to the show, I have been creating a product and documenting the process along the way so you guys can follow and actually build the same systems inside your MLM. I'm excited to show with you a little bit more what I've been doing especially in this episode. It actually means a lot to me. I've been writing my whole outline here and there's one concept I wrote on the page right here that actually changed everything for me and made me $70,000 last year, whether or not someone actually joined my downline. Anyways, I'm excited to get to that.<br> Before I do though, if you're brand new, this whole show and especially right now is all about me documenting the creation of this product. This product means a lot to me. When I first got started in MLM, I had the awkward experience with some guy staring me down and saying, "Write down a whole list of all your family members and friends. You can't leave 'til it's done." I would go and I wrote down this huge list and basically, what would end up happening is these guys would ... You can't blame them. That's the only tactic they knew, but they would hound my connections and there are still connections to this day who have been damaged and soured because of that, people I've not really spoken to much since then. I didn't know what I was doing. I was just following kind of in lock step as they're saying and it didn't really work that well. My guess is that if you're here, you've probably gone through that also, right. I'm assuming so.<br> Anyways, I got really passionate about figuring out what systems I can put out there to automate the recruiting process in MLM and also automate the product sale side as well. I've been doing that. I launched the beta honestly about two years ago and there was some pieces I was missing so I took it off. Then I launched the real beta I should say a year ago and it was awesome, really, really well. People were buying it and I was getting a whole bunch of leads in and I was getting paid to do it. It was awesome. It was a really, really cool experience. I didn't know that it would work and it did, and there was a few more things that I wanted to add to it so I took it off again. This is like the actual real thing that you guys can go get that'll actually automate the recruiting process inside your MLM.<br> Now there's a lot of people that claim that and there's a lot of people that come out and say, "Hey, yeah, you can do this. It's all automated," blah, blah, blah. It's not. I want to show you how you can actually ... I want to show you how the act of joining your downline. Like if you go up to someone and say, "Hey, join my downline," that's a old offer. That's a crappy offer. That offer has been on the table for decades, right. The other guy down the street, you can join his downline, too, right. As you get your MLM franchise or whatever from corporate, from your MLM and it's broken out of the box. Every single person who gets MLM, it's broken out of the box and I get really, really passionate about trying to help solve that. How can we make it feel like it's new and exciting? How can I create a new opportunity out of MLM? That's basically what this whole product has answered.<br> I've been on a quest over the last several years trying to figure this out. In fact, I had the initial idea four years ago sitting on my freezing couch in East Idaho in the middle of winter, it was 2:00 AM and I'm just blown away of the journey that it's taken to actually figure this out and it works. I'm really proud to say I know that there's no other system like this on the planet. Anyway, there's a lot of passion in me for this. Anyway, I'm excited for you guys to have this.<br> Anyway, it's winter time here. It's just starting to get winter anyway. It's fall, it's freezing out and it reminds me of a lot of my childhood. My childhood, I grew up in Littleton, Colorado and in Colorado, it's weird there. It'll snow like 2 feet and it'll be gone at noon. Then snow 2 feet the next day and it'll be gone at noon. That's how it works there. The weather shifts all over the place.<br> We'd be out playing, building a snowman and building these ice caves, building ... We did all sorts of stuff. We were very active, but there's something that you guys probably don't know a lot about my childhood and that is I was actually pretty chunky when I was a kid. I'm not trying to get like any ohs and ahs and oh. There's no pity party here. I'm not trying to do that. There's a purpose for it. I was 33% body fat and I was a big kid. I mean I was big. I was only 5'6" and I weighed 210 pounds. I mean I had the double chin. I was working on the triple chin and I was a big kid and I knew that and it was frustrating.<br> I remember one summer, I got fed up with it. I got really, really fed up with it. I was like, "I'm going to lift and I'm going to work out every single day," and I lost 45 pounds and it took nine months, but I worked my butt off and it was awesome. Anyways, we were very excited. I was very excited at what that meant obviously. I felt new. I felt there's a newness to life that I'd never felt before. I felt strong. I felt independent. It was really, really a fun experience. What was cool is what it did to my own persona and how I saw myself.<br> Fast forward a few years, right, I had graduated high school. I was starting to go to college and the same summer, I met my wife and we started dating. I had kept that lifestyle up and I was somewhat of a bean pole. I was only 6% body fat and I was lifting two times a day and I mean it was just kind of the mentality I had. It was a lifestyle. I was like, "You know what? I want to do something new. I want to do ... What's a new challenge? What's something I can put out there and work hard towards?" I decided, you know what, I'm going to do a sprint triathlon. I was like sprint triathlon, interesting. Sprint triathlon, you swim, bike and run for an extended period of time and you go as fast as you possibly can, a lot of people throw up. I mean it's intense, right. It's crazy.<br> I did something on purpose that shaped the outcome of the entire experience for me. I actually ended up getting third on my very first sprint triathlon ever. It's the Loveland, Colorado Sprint Triathlon. There was over 200 people in it. It was huge. I got third in my age group, which was like the 20-year-old, the really crazy fast people, and there's a reason ... I know why. I know why it happened. You're like, "Steven, what does that have to do with MLM?" This has everything to do with MLM. Just follow me just a little bit here, okay. There's a reason why and I know why. I went and I decided that I would go and I would buy my tickets before I ever did any training. That's super key. That's ridiculous. "Steve, why would you buy tickets before you've ever even done ... 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      <itunes:summary>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh, yeah. So here’s the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn’t cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home-business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet, still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's going on everyone? Hey, I'm so sorry for how long it's taken me to actually get these next few episodes out here. It's been a little bit busy. Excited though for everything that's been going on in this world. For those of you guys who are brand new to the show, I have been creating a product and documenting the process along the way so you guys can follow and actually build the same systems inside your MLM. I'm excited to show with you a little bit more what I've been doing especially in this episode. It actually means a lot to me. I've been writing my whole outline here and there's one concept I wrote on the page right here that actually changed everything for me and made me $70,000 last year, whether or not someone actually joined my downline. Anyways, I'm excited to get to that. Before I do though, if you're brand new, this whole show and especially right now is all about me documenting the creation of this product. This product means a lot to me. When I first got started in MLM, I had the awkward experience with some guy staring me down and saying, "Write down a whole list of all your family members and friends. You can't leave 'til it's done." I would go and I wrote down this huge list and basically, what would end up happening is these guys would ... You can't blame them. That's the only tactic they knew, but they would hound my connections and there are still connections to this day who have been damaged and soured because of that, people I've not really spoken to much since then. I didn't know what I was doing. I was just following kind of in lock step as they're saying and it didn't really work that well. My guess is that if you're here, you've probably gone through that also, right. I'm assuming so. Anyways, I got really passionate about figuring out what systems I can put out there to automate the recruiting process in MLM and also automate the product sale side as well. I've been doing that. I launched the beta honestly about two years ago and there was some pieces I was missing so I took it off. Then I launched the real beta I should say a year ago and it was awesome, really, really well. People were buying it and I was getting a whole bunch of leads in and I was getting paid to do it. It was awesome. It was a really, really cool experience. I didn't know that it would work and it did, and there was a few more things that I wanted to add to it so I took it off again. This is like the actual real thing that you guys can go get that'll actually automate the recruiting process inside your MLM. Now there's a lot of people that claim that and there's a lot of people that come out and say, "Hey, yeah, you can do this. It's all automated," blah, blah, blah. It's not. I want to show you how you can actually ... I want to show you how the act of joining your downline. Like if you go up to someone and say, "Hey, join my downline," that's a old offer. That's a crappy offer. That offer has been on the table for decades, right. The other guy down the street, you can join his downline, too, right. As you get your MLM franchise or whatever from corporate, from your MLM and it's broken out of the box. Every single person who gets MLM, it's broken out of the box and I get really, really passionate about trying to help solve that. How can we make it feel like it's new and exciting? How can I create a new opportunity out of MLM? That's basically what this whole product has answered. I've been on a quest over the last several years trying to figure this out. In fact, I had the initial idea four years ago sitting on my freezing couch in East Idaho in the middle of winter, it was 2:00 AM and I'm just blown away of the journey that it's taken to actually figure this out and it works. I'm really proud to say I know that there's no other system like this on the planet. Anyway, there's a lot of passion in me for this. Anyway, I'm excited for you guys to have this. Anyway, it's winter time here. It's just starting to get winter anyway. It's fall, it's freezing out and it reminds me of a lot of my childhood. My childhood, I grew up in Littleton, Colorado and in Colorado, it's weird there. It'll snow like 2 feet and it'll be gone at noon. Then snow 2 feet the next day and it'll be gone at noon. That's how it works there. 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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLM'ers like us [inaudible 00:00:08] and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business? How do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes? Yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks radio.<br> Hey, hope you guys are doing great. I'm so sorry, it's been a little while since I've been publishing out to you guys, feels like that anyway. There's a little bit of a lull there anyway, and it's because a lot of stuff has been happening. Been busy, busy and building a lot of stuff, putting a lot of things together for those in the MLM community. A lot of people who are excited about something I've been putting together, you know getting ready to launch, which is my secret MLM hack's course and super excited for it.<br> I've got a little group that I've been taking through ahead of time before the public as you know can have it, and it's been, been a whole lot of fun really enjoyed the interaction back and forth. Not just with like, hey yes this works but like the validation as far as like yeah this is not just works, like it's freaking cool you know. So anyway I'm excited, I'm excited for everyone else to have, and I'm excited for those pieces if you're interested and just want to get on the waiting list anyway, just go to secretMLMhacks.com, and you can watch the whole launch there.<br> So anyway I'm about to send out, now I've kind of talked before ... If you guys, if this is the first episode you're hearing us, I would probably go back and start at number one. Because what I'm about to talk about kind of builds on other things. I've been sending out, I literally paid two VA's a thousand bucks, and they went, and they created a list of the top 100 MLM influencers as well as their contact information like their physical address. What I've been doing is I've been, I have been mailing physically packages to these people for the last four months. What month is it? It's October, one, two three, yeah, this is the fourth month, and I've been mailing stuff physically to these people the last four months. I started with other various nick knacks and I know I've talked about that before in the past.<br> The reason I'm doing it is because of a few very key things. Number one this is not my first podcast show. I have a separate podcast show and as much as I love the community, and it's awesome, but the sheer volume of people who reach out to me I cannot handle it. It's too many, right and that's why you have like a support team that's where I shouldn't say support team, but that's why you have like your main captains underneath you and your crew too right. They better be rock stars you're not just trying to get anybody, you're trying to get rock stars. So that they can handle and help you be able to manage the team. So like when people reach out to me directly, it's like oh man I can't handle the volume you know. So it's the exact same thing like ... The amount of E-mails I have right now is insane. So I'm constantly like, I'm hiring, I'm getting people in the right place, I'm putting stuff just so that my organization can react appropriately. You know, which is something you guys are all going to have to do if you've not done before.<br> But anyway there's a really key lesson there with that with what I just said, I'm not a Tony Robbins figure, right? I know that and that's OK, and I'm not a ... I'm not an Eric Worre figure. I'm not ... you know any other top massive MLM'er you can think of. I'm not a Ray Higden, I'm not one of those, you know one of the big, big big people who's out there. I'm literally an Internet sales funnel builder who figured out how to automate building his down line. Yeah and it works, and it still does.<br> Just yesterday got another message from someone I've never met before, and they said, "Hey I don't even know what you're in, I just want to join you 'cause it's you." I was like sweet. Like it happens all the time. It kind of surges in like there'll be days where it's just like day after day, multiples lots of people and then there'll be a little time where there's not, and then bam tons of people and then other times it's not. It's cool to watch that how it comes in.<br> But what I'm saying is okay I'm not like a huge giant, and I already can't handle the amount of messages coming in. So let's think about this, if I want to get a hold of really big people in the MLM industry, should I send them a freaking E-mail? No, they're going to do what I do, and they're never going to look at it. It's not because they don't appreciate it or they're not being rude. It's literally because if they sat and answered E-mails they would not do anything else. There's so much the volume they can't handle it. So how do I get past that? I'm like huh, well I could write a letter, like well now might look like junk mail and be kind of weird. How do I really get this past? How do I send a message directly to that person?<br> A package, a package, so that's what I've been doing. Right now I'm holding this it's this white box and inside the box is, it's going to be this is the fourth package I'm sending out. The first package if you want to hear what those items were you can listen back a little bit. But basically these packages they're going out right. I've got a list of 100 people, and they're going out and with increasing value as far as packages. Each one cost me about 10 bucks, and there's 100 people, so it's about you know about a grand every single time I do it. Grand to two grand around there every time I do it.<br> Basically what I do is I ship out to these people stuff that helps them create a relationship with me. Over and over, and over again, and stuff that helps them realize like, oh my gosh Steve Larsen's a real cool guy, like you know I want them to think I'm cool, you know, obviously. So I ship out all these different things to them. So if you're trying to ... Just think about this with your own MLM, with your own down line, if you're trying to get someone to join you, whose kind of a big figure, which those are the only kind of people in my mind who should be trying to recruit.<br> Really think about what I'm saying right there, in my mind those are the only kinds of people that I think that you should be trying to recruit. Because right they're runners, right they're hard to get a hold of for a reason. They are people who are already in motion. You want people who are already in motion, you don't want people who are trying to get in motion, those people are projects you know. It's again and we love everyone we try to help everyone we can but like as far as this is a business, and I would not hire somebody who's not already qualified does that make sense? Same thing with my down line.<br> Someone the other day reached out to me and said, "Hey I don't, you answer me personally, or I won't join your down line." I answered back, and I said, "Honestly joining my down line is by application only, and if you want to join my down line you have to go to such and such URL which I'm not going to say on this podcast right here. You actually have to apply to join my down line." For a specific reason you know, and I talked about that like two episodes ago.<br> But anyway, so I need to get a message past these big people's receptionists, I got to get them passed right the junk mail, I got to get them past E-mail, I got to get them passed ... How do I get a message directly to them? I send them a bulky message. So anyway, this fourth one that I'm sending out, it's kind of clever, it's a message in a bottle, literally. It is, it's a bottle, you can hear the little pop. There's the little bottle bart with the cork po...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLM'ers like us [inaudible 00:00:08] and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business? How do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes? Yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks radio.<br> Hey, hope you guys are doing great. I'm so sorry, it's been a little while since I've been publishing out to you guys, feels like that anyway. There's a little bit of a lull there anyway, and it's because a lot of stuff has been happening. Been busy, busy and building a lot of stuff, putting a lot of things together for those in the MLM community. A lot of people who are excited about something I've been putting together, you know getting ready to launch, which is my secret MLM hack's course and super excited for it.<br> I've got a little group that I've been taking through ahead of time before the public as you know can have it, and it's been, been a whole lot of fun really enjoyed the interaction back and forth. Not just with like, hey yes this works but like the validation as far as like yeah this is not just works, like it's freaking cool you know. So anyway I'm excited, I'm excited for everyone else to have, and I'm excited for those pieces if you're interested and just want to get on the waiting list anyway, just go to secretMLMhacks.com, and you can watch the whole launch there.<br> So anyway I'm about to send out, now I've kind of talked before ... If you guys, if this is the first episode you're hearing us, I would probably go back and start at number one. Because what I'm about to talk about kind of builds on other things. I've been sending out, I literally paid two VA's a thousand bucks, and they went, and they created a list of the top 100 MLM influencers as well as their contact information like their physical address. What I've been doing is I've been, I have been mailing physically packages to these people for the last four months. What month is it? It's October, one, two three, yeah, this is the fourth month, and I've been mailing stuff physically to these people the last four months. I started with other various nick knacks and I know I've talked about that before in the past.<br> The reason I'm doing it is because of a few very key things. Number one this is not my first podcast show. I have a separate podcast show and as much as I love the community, and it's awesome, but the sheer volume of people who reach out to me I cannot handle it. It's too many, right and that's why you have like a support team that's where I shouldn't say support team, but that's why you have like your main captains underneath you and your crew too right. They better be rock stars you're not just trying to get anybody, you're trying to get rock stars. So that they can handle and help you be able to manage the team. So like when people reach out to me directly, it's like oh man I can't handle the volume you know. So it's the exact same thing like ... The amount of E-mails I have right now is insane. So I'm constantly like, I'm hiring, I'm getting people in the right place, I'm putting stuff just so that my organization can react appropriately. You know, which is something you guys are all going to have to do if you've not done before.<br> But anyway there's a really key lesson there with that with what I just said, I'm not a Tony Robbins figure, right? I know that and that's OK, and I'm not a ... I'm not an Eric Worre figure. I'm not ... you know any other top massive MLM'er you can think of. I'm not a Ray Higden, I'm not one of those, you know one of the big, big big people who's out there. I'm literally an Internet sales funnel builder who figured out how to automate building his down line. Yeah and it works, and it still does.<br> Just yesterday got another message from someone I've never met before, and they said, "Hey I don't even know what you're in, I just want to join you 'cause it's you." I was like sweet. Like it happens all the time. It kind of surges in like there'll be days where it's just like day after day, multiples lots of people and then there'll be a little time where there's not, and then bam tons of people and then other times it's not. It's cool to watch that how it comes in.<br> But what I'm saying is okay I'm not like a huge giant, and I already can't handle the amount of messages coming in. So let's think about this, if I want to get a hold of really big people in the MLM industry, should I send them a freaking E-mail? No, they're going to do what I do, and they're never going to look at it. It's not because they don't appreciate it or they're not being rude. It's literally because if they sat and answered E-mails they would not do anything else. There's so much the volume they can't handle it. So how do I get past that? I'm like huh, well I could write a letter, like well now might look like junk mail and be kind of weird. How do I really get this past? How do I send a message directly to that person?<br> A package, a package, so that's what I've been doing. Right now I'm holding this it's this white box and inside the box is, it's going to be this is the fourth package I'm sending out. The first package if you want to hear what those items were you can listen back a little bit. But basically these packages they're going out right. I've got a list of 100 people, and they're going out and with increasing value as far as packages. Each one cost me about 10 bucks, and there's 100 people, so it's about you know about a grand every single time I do it. Grand to two grand around there every time I do it.<br> Basically what I do is I ship out to these people stuff that helps them create a relationship with me. Over and over, and over again, and stuff that helps them realize like, oh my gosh Steve Larsen's a real cool guy, like you know I want them to think I'm cool, you know, obviously. So I ship out all these different things to them. So if you're trying to ... Just think about this with your own MLM, with your own down line, if you're trying to get someone to join you, whose kind of a big figure, which those are the only kind of people in my mind who should be trying to recruit.<br> Really think about what I'm saying right there, in my mind those are the only kinds of people that I think that you should be trying to recruit. Because right they're runners, right they're hard to get a hold of for a reason. They are people who are already in motion. You want people who are already in motion, you don't want people who are trying to get in motion, those people are projects you know. It's again and we love everyone we try to help everyone we can but like as far as this is a business, and I would not hire somebody who's not already qualified does that make sense? Same thing with my down line.<br> Someone the other day reached out to me and said, "Hey I don't, you answer me personally, or I won't join your down line." I answered back, and I said, "Honestly joining my down line is by application only, and if you want to join my down line you have to go to such and such URL which I'm not going to say on this podcast right here. You actually have to apply to join my down line." For a specific reason you know, and I talked about that like two episodes ago.<br> But anyway, so I need to get a message past these big people's receptionists, I got to get them passed right the junk mail, I got to get them past E-mail, I got to get them passed ... How do I get a message directly to them? I send them a bulky message. So anyway, this fourth one that I'm sending out, it's kind of clever, it's a message in a bottle, literally. It is, it's a bottle, you can hear the little pop. There's the little bottle bart with the cork po...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLM'ers like us [inaudible 00:00:08] and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business? How do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes? Yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks radio. Hey, hope you guys are doing great. I'm so sorry, it's been a little while since I've been publishing out to you guys, feels like that anyway. There's a little bit of a lull there anyway, and it's because a lot of stuff has been happening. Been busy, busy and building a lot of stuff, putting a lot of things together for those in the MLM community. A lot of people who are excited about something I've been putting together, you know getting ready to launch, which is my secret MLM hack's course and super excited for it. I've got a little group that I've been taking through ahead of time before the public as you know can have it, and it's been, been a whole lot of fun really enjoyed the interaction back and forth. Not just with like, hey yes this works but like the validation as far as like yeah this is not just works, like it's freaking cool you know. So anyway I'm excited, I'm excited for everyone else to have, and I'm excited for those pieces if you're interested and just want to get on the waiting list anyway, just go to secretMLMhacks.com, and you can watch the whole launch there. So anyway I'm about to send out, now I've kind of talked before ... If you guys, if this is the first episode you're hearing us, I would probably go back and start at number one. Because what I'm about to talk about kind of builds on other things. I've been sending out, I literally paid two VA's a thousand bucks, and they went, and they created a list of the top 100 MLM influencers as well as their contact information like their physical address. What I've been doing is I've been, I have been mailing physically packages to these people for the last four months. What month is it? It's October, one, two three, yeah, this is the fourth month, and I've been mailing stuff physically to these people the last four months. I started with other various nick knacks and I know I've talked about that before in the past. The reason I'm doing it is because of a few very key things. Number one this is not my first podcast show. I have a separate podcast show and as much as I love the community, and it's awesome, but the sheer volume of people who reach out to me I cannot handle it. It's too many, right and that's why you have like a support team that's where I shouldn't say support team, but that's why you have like your main captains underneath you and your crew too right. They better be rock stars you're not just trying to get anybody, you're trying to get rock stars. So that they can handle and help you be able to manage the team. So like when people reach out to me directly, it's like oh man I can't handle the volume you know. So it's the exact same thing like ... The amount of E-mails I have right now is insane. So I'm constantly like, I'm hiring, I'm getting people in the right place, I'm putting stuff just so that my organization can react appropriately. You know, which is something you guys are all going to have to do if you've not done before. But anyway there's a really key lesson there with that with what I just said, I'm not a Tony Robbins figure, right? I know that and that's OK, and I'm not a ... I'm not an Eric Worre figure. I'm not ... you know any other top massive MLM'er you can think of. I'm not a Ray Higden, I'm not one of those, you know one of the big, big big people who's out there. I'm literally an Internet sales funnel builder who figured out how to automate building his down line. Yeah and it works, and it still does. Just yesterday got another message from someone I've never met before, and they said, "Hey I don't even know what you're in, I just want to join you 'cause it's you." I was like sweet. Like it happens all the time. It kind of surges in like there'll be days where it's just like day after day, multiples lots of people and then there'll be a little time where there's not, and then bam tons of people and then other times it's not. It's cool to watch that how it comes in. But what I'm saying is okay I'm not like a huge giant, and I already can't handle the amount of messages coming in. So let's think about this, if I want to get a hold of really big people in the MLM industry, should I send them a freaking E-mail? No, they're going to do what I do, and they're never going to look at it. It's not because they don't appreciate it or they're not being rude. It's literally because if they sat and answered E-mails they would not do anything else. There's so much the volume they can't handle it. So ...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, hey what's going on everyone. This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh yeah. So here’s the real mystery... How do real MLMers like us who didn’t cheat and only bug family members and friends. Who want to grow a profitable home-business how do we recruit A-Players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That is the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> Hey guys hope everything is going fantastic for you. When I was in basic training at the army there was this time we're packing up all of our bags we're getting ready to go on this big march, right. Our practicing different movements and things like that and it's a lot of fun is really cool.<br> What we were getting ready to leave and we knew that is coming up in a few days so we're supposed to be packing. Get all of our gear together for this and it was supposed to be this big thing. There was right before going to leave there was a formation that they called where we had to go through a bit of a pack check and make sure we had all the stuff that they were asking us to bring along.<br> As we brought the stuff together, as we sort of pulled all the things together it became very apparent that's quite a few like ten of the fifty people in my platoon did not have the stuff and did not make an effort to actually get the stuff together that they needed to. Those are always ample times for we call it ... What are they called? Corrective Pt.<br> Is the name of it, which basically means you're going to hurt and it gets going to be a little bit painful and it certainly was. They punished those people by making everyone who did pack hold the push up position for an hour and it sucked. I'm sitting there and had all my stuff together and I was sitting there and I just I was holding it, just holding it, right.<br> They're just pacing back and forth just staring in the face, yelling at you, make it funny. You know what I mean trying to break you. Try and break and rebuild you and rebuild your belief patterns and all this stuff. You know what I mean it's really fascinating process actually when you look at in hindsight.<br> It is interesting because as they were yelling, it's fifteen minutes comes up and you're holding the push a position just straight armed, abs totally flat. You can't drop to your knees. Can't anything else. Your just holding it for ... It ended up being an hour. Then I thought to be like fifteen minutes these people and they were so unprepared that we literally held ... I think it was an hour.<br> It was a long, long time and we were there for oh man that was a long time ago also that happened so far was a solid hour. It felt like an hour but it was a long time and I remember there's this period where I was shaking really, really bad. I was trying to breathe better and call my nerves down.<br> That my body wasn't shaking over like screaming at us and we're all trying to hold it. A lot of us with our gear and liters of water on our backs you know says a lot of weight on us too. It was an interesting experience as we were doing that and we were screaming at our fellow comrades to hurry the crap up said very nicely on this podcast.<br> Anyway, what was fascinating to me was that there was this point where and I don't remember again how long it was. It was a long freaking time though where there's this time when we're shaking but all of a sudden it stopped. I suddenly was able to handle it again for a long sustained period of time.<br> Then, it would go back to shakes and it's kind of like this loop where there be really intense moments where like oh my gosh can I hold this. Your body's going to shake and then your abs start doing this weird twitch thing. It was because you're just holding it for such a long time. You've got this weight on you and you're wearing your gear and body armor.<br> All this stuff and it just I mean it's awful. It's not a fun experience that all. Certainly corrective Pt. works. Holding it and I do remember this very clearly though there were these moments where I would start to shake and I'd be like I'm not going to be able to hold it. I will hold and then whatever was happening inside my body is like this rush of energy and suddenly I was able to hold it for another while before another one of those little cycles would happen.<br> It will get really hard my body would shake I feel like I'm going to drop and then I got to grid up again and get ready to go and I could hold it for another while. It was like these cycles up and down, up and down, and up and down. I remember a lot of it had to do with what was going on in my head and at the time I would be saying phrases at myself to keep going. The self talk you know we're all yelling each other trying to keep each other psyched.<br> We're all ... I think I was yelling the Soldier's Creed in my head, stuff like that. Those became these points, these flags out in the mountain mentally for me to keep looking at rather than looking down and looking at the ants crawling on my arms and hands. You know rather than that kind of stuff.<br> If I'm mentally was looking forward. If, I mentally was looking to the spot that was trying to get to it suddenly was doable. I ended up using this trick lots of times. I remember we would go and we do these sprints like crazy I mean just. Oh my gosh it's awful. I mean sprint for Sixty seconds and then we'd walk for thirty seconds.<br> Then sprint for thirty seconds, walk for thirty seconds and we do that alternating back and forth for forty five minutes. It be a dead fall out sprint as hard as you could go and then total walk and it's called HIT training. High intensity interval training fast slow, fast slow, fast slow.<br> It's like nuts on your heart rate and super, super hard. It's really interesting I went in and I was already skinny. I lost fifteen pounds in that and I remember though that there was I kept using this method where I was like, okay, what's the forward thinking thing? What's the flag on the mountain? What's the thing I'm looking to with the peak, the goal?<br> That I can fixate on and not fixate on the really fast pain that I'm feeling. That makes sense? As I did that more and more and more it became the strategy for other places in my life. If I was sucking it up and in college later was kind of the same thing. It's like well I can focus on this rather than the pain of me not wanting to write this paper.<br> I'm like whatever it is or became this thing in business. I am not sleeping very much right now why don't I fixate on what I'm going towards and by not focusing on the pain in the short term I was actually able to go longer and go faster and with more sustainability. The more you know over and over and over and suddenly my boss's name is Russell Bronson and I am his funnel building assistant at Clickfunnels.<br> He started teaching about this concept called the Manifesto and the manifesto is this ... it I mean it goes right along everything he said. As soon as he was telling us this kind of thing I was like, "Oh my gosh this is so I mean I've been using this I'm ahead subconsciously without actually knowing that's what's been going on." Because the Army and other big things that's I've gone through my life.<br> I mean we've all done that I'm this I'm not special. Any hard thing you've gone in your life, you think through and you start actually kind of get introspective about it. Realize like, "Oh my gosh that actually is that's ... Excuse me. That actually is ... That's how we got through it."<br> I have two options I could stop but the pain of me knowing that I didn't get through it is the pain that stays or I could just endure the pain a little bit longer and the pain ends and there's this pleasure and peace and comfort on the other side. Does that make sense? On...</p>]]>
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Get all of our gear together for this and it was supposed to be this big thing. There was right before going to leave there was a formation that they called where we had to go through a bit of a pack check and make sure we had all the stuff that they were asking us to bring along.<br> As we brought the stuff together, as we sort of pulled all the things together it became very apparent that's quite a few like ten of the fifty people in my platoon did not have the stuff and did not make an effort to actually get the stuff together that they needed to. Those are always ample times for we call it ... What are they called? Corrective Pt.<br> Is the name of it, which basically means you're going to hurt and it gets going to be a little bit painful and it certainly was. They punished those people by making everyone who did pack hold the push up position for an hour and it sucked. I'm sitting there and had all my stuff together and I was sitting there and I just I was holding it, just holding it, right.<br> They're just pacing back and forth just staring in the face, yelling at you, make it funny. You know what I mean trying to break you. Try and break and rebuild you and rebuild your belief patterns and all this stuff. You know what I mean it's really fascinating process actually when you look at in hindsight.<br> It is interesting because as they were yelling, it's fifteen minutes comes up and you're holding the push a position just straight armed, abs totally flat. You can't drop to your knees. Can't anything else. Your just holding it for ... It ended up being an hour. Then I thought to be like fifteen minutes these people and they were so unprepared that we literally held ... I think it was an hour.<br> It was a long, long time and we were there for oh man that was a long time ago also that happened so far was a solid hour. It felt like an hour but it was a long time and I remember there's this period where I was shaking really, really bad. I was trying to breathe better and call my nerves down.<br> That my body wasn't shaking over like screaming at us and we're all trying to hold it. A lot of us with our gear and liters of water on our backs you know says a lot of weight on us too. It was an interesting experience as we were doing that and we were screaming at our fellow comrades to hurry the crap up said very nicely on this podcast.<br> Anyway, what was fascinating to me was that there was this point where and I don't remember again how long it was. It was a long freaking time though where there's this time when we're shaking but all of a sudden it stopped. I suddenly was able to handle it again for a long sustained period of time.<br> Then, it would go back to shakes and it's kind of like this loop where there be really intense moments where like oh my gosh can I hold this. Your body's going to shake and then your abs start doing this weird twitch thing. It was because you're just holding it for such a long time. You've got this weight on you and you're wearing your gear and body armor.<br> All this stuff and it just I mean it's awful. It's not a fun experience that all. Certainly corrective Pt. works. Holding it and I do remember this very clearly though there were these moments where I would start to shake and I'd be like I'm not going to be able to hold it. I will hold and then whatever was happening inside my body is like this rush of energy and suddenly I was able to hold it for another while before another one of those little cycles would happen.<br> It will get really hard my body would shake I feel like I'm going to drop and then I got to grid up again and get ready to go and I could hold it for another while. It was like these cycles up and down, up and down, and up and down. I remember a lot of it had to do with what was going on in my head and at the time I would be saying phrases at myself to keep going. The self talk you know we're all yelling each other trying to keep each other psyched.<br> We're all ... I think I was yelling the Soldier's Creed in my head, stuff like that. Those became these points, these flags out in the mountain mentally for me to keep looking at rather than looking down and looking at the ants crawling on my arms and hands. You know rather than that kind of stuff.<br> If I'm mentally was looking forward. If, I mentally was looking to the spot that was trying to get to it suddenly was doable. I ended up using this trick lots of times. I remember we would go and we do these sprints like crazy I mean just. Oh my gosh it's awful. I mean sprint for Sixty seconds and then we'd walk for thirty seconds.<br> Then sprint for thirty seconds, walk for thirty seconds and we do that alternating back and forth for forty five minutes. It be a dead fall out sprint as hard as you could go and then total walk and it's called HIT training. High intensity interval training fast slow, fast slow, fast slow.<br> It's like nuts on your heart rate and super, super hard. It's really interesting I went in and I was already skinny. I lost fifteen pounds in that and I remember though that there was I kept using this method where I was like, okay, what's the forward thinking thing? What's the flag on the mountain? What's the thing I'm looking to with the peak, the goal?<br> That I can fixate on and not fixate on the really fast pain that I'm feeling. That makes sense? As I did that more and more and more it became the strategy for other places in my life. If I was sucking it up and in college later was kind of the same thing. It's like well I can focus on this rather than the pain of me not wanting to write this paper.<br> I'm like whatever it is or became this thing in business. I am not sleeping very much right now why don't I fixate on what I'm going towards and by not focusing on the pain in the short term I was actually able to go longer and go faster and with more sustainability. The more you know over and over and over and suddenly my boss's name is Russell Bronson and I am his funnel building assistant at Clickfunnels.<br> He started teaching about this concept called the Manifesto and the manifesto is this ... it I mean it goes right along everything he said. As soon as he was telling us this kind of thing I was like, "Oh my gosh this is so I mean I've been using this I'm ahead subconsciously without actually knowing that's what's been going on." Because the Army and other big things that's I've gone through my life.<br> I mean we've all done that I'm this I'm not special. Any hard thing you've gone in your life, you think through and you start actually kind of get introspective about it. Realize like, "Oh my gosh that actually is that's ... Excuse me. That actually is ... That's how we got through it."<br> I have two options I could stop but the pain of me knowing that I didn't get through it is the pain that stays or I could just endure the pain a little bit longer and the pain ends and there's this pleasure and peace and comfort on the other side. Does that make sense? On...</p>]]>
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I'm sitting there and had all my stuff together and I was sitting there and I just I was holding it, just holding it, right. They're just pacing back and forth just staring in the face, yelling at you, make it funny. You know what I mean trying to break you. Try and break and rebuild you and rebuild your belief patterns and all this stuff. You know what I mean it's really fascinating process actually when you look at in hindsight. It is interesting because as they were yelling, it's fifteen minutes comes up and you're holding the push a position just straight armed, abs totally flat. You can't drop to your knees. Can't anything else. Your just holding it for ... It ended up being an hour. Then I thought to be like fifteen minutes these people and they were so unprepared that we literally held ... I think it was an hour. It was a long, long time and we were there for oh man that was a long time ago also that happened so far was a solid hour. 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I'm sitting there and had all my stuff together and I was sitting there and I just I was holding it, just holding it, right.</p> <p> </p> <p>They're just pacing back and forth just staring in the face, yelling at you, make it funny. You know what I mean trying to break you. Try and break and rebuild you and rebuild your belief patterns and all this stuff. You know what I mean it's really fascinating process actually when you look at in hindsight.</p> <p> </p> <p>It is interesting because as they were yelling, it's fifteen minutes comes up and you're holding the push a position just straight armed, abs totally flat. You can't drop to your knees. Can't anything else. Your just holding it for ... It ended up being an hour. Then I thought to be like fifteen minutes these people and they were so unprepared that we literally held ... 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I suddenly was able to handle it again for a long sustained period of time.</p> <p> </p> <p>Then, it would go back to shakes and it's kind of like this loop where there be really intense moments where like oh my gosh can I hold this. Your body's going to shake and then your abs start doing this weird twitch thing. It was because you're just holding it for such a long time. You've got this weight on you and you're wearing your gear and body armor.</p> <p> </p> <p>All this stuff and it just I mean it's awful. It's not a fun experience that all. Certainly corrective Pt. works. Holding it and I do remember this very clearly though there were these moments where I would start to shake and I'd be like I'm not going to be able to hold it. 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You know rather than that kind of stuff.</p> <p> </p> <p>If I'm mentally was looking forward. If, I mentally was looking to the spot that was trying to get to it suddenly was doable. I ended up using this trick lots of times. I remember we would go and we do these sprints like crazy I mean just. Oh my gosh it's awful. I mean sprint for Sixty seconds and then we'd walk for thirty seconds.</p> <p> </p> <p>Then sprint for thirty seconds, walk for thirty seconds and we do that alternating back and forth for forty five minutes. It be a dead fall out sprint as hard as you could go and then total walk and it's called HIT training. High intensity interval training fast slow, fast slow, fast slow.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's like nuts on your heart rate and super, super hard. It's really interesting I went in and I was already skinny. I lost fifteen pounds in that and I remember though that there was I kept using this method where I was like, okay, what's the forward thinking thing? What's the flag on the mountain? What's the thing I'm looking to with the peak, the goal?</p> <p> </p> <p>That I can fixate on and not fixate on the really fast pain that I'm feeling. That makes sense? As I did that more and more and more it became the strategy for other places in my life. If I was sucking it up and in college later was kind of the same thing. It's like well I can focus on this rather than the pain of me not wanting to write this paper.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm like whatever it is or became this thing in business. I am not sleeping very much right now why don't I fixate on what I'm going towards and by not focusing on the pain in the short term I was actually able to go longer and go faster and with more sustainability. The more you know over and over and over and suddenly my boss's name is Russell Bronson and I am his funnel building assistant at Clickfunnels.</p> <p> </p> <p>He started teaching about this concept called the Manifesto and the manifesto is this ... it I mean it goes right along everything he said. As soon as he was telling us this kind of thing I was like, "Oh my gosh this is so I mean I've been using this I'm ahead subconsciously without actually knowing that's what's been going on." Because the Army and other big things that's I've gone through my life.</p> <p> </p> <p>I mean we've all done that I'm this I'm not special. Any hard thing you've gone in your life, you think through and you start actually kind of get introspective about it. Realize like, "Oh my gosh that actually is that's ... Excuse me. That actually is ... That's how we got through it."</p> <p> </p> <p>I have two options I could stop but the p...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, hey what's going on everyone. This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh yeah. So here’s the real mystery... How do real MLMers like us who didn’t cheat and only bug family members and friends. Who want to grow a profitable home-business how do we recruit A-Players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That is the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey guys hope everything is going fantastic for you. When I was in basic training at the army there was this time we're packing up all of our bags we're getting ready to go on this big march, right. Our practicing different movements and things like that and it's a lot of fun is really cool.</p> <p> </p> <p>What we were getting ready to leave and we knew that is coming up in a few days so we're supposed to be packing. 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I'm sitting there and had all my stuff together and I was sitting there and I just I was holding it, just holding it, right.</p> <p> </p> <p>They're just pacing back and forth just staring in the face, yelling at you, make it funny. You know what I mean trying to break you. Try and break and rebuild you and rebuild your belief patterns and all this stuff. You know what I mean it's really fascinating process actually when you look at in hindsight.</p> <p> </p> <p>It is interesting because as they were yelling, it's fifteen minutes comes up and you're holding the push a position just straight armed, abs totally flat. You can't drop to your knees. Can't anything else. Your just holding it for ... It ended up being an hour. Then I thought to be like fifteen minutes these people and they were so unprepared that we literally held ... I think it was an hour.</p> <p> </p> <p>It was a long, long time and we were there for oh man that was a long time ago also that happened so far was a solid hour. It felt like an hour but it was a long time and I remember there's this period where I was shaking really, really bad. I was trying to breathe better and call my nerves down.</p> <p> </p> <p>That my body wasn't shaking over like screaming at us and we're all trying to hold it. A lot of us with our gear and liters of water on our backs you know says a lot of weight on us too. It was an interesting experience as we were doing that and we were screaming at our fellow comrades to hurry the crap up said very nicely on this podcast.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway, what was fascinating to me was that there was this point where and I don't remember again how long it was. It was a long freaking time though where there's this time when we're shaking but all of a sudden it stopped. I suddenly was able to handle it again for a long sustained period of time.</p> <p> </p> <p>Then, it would go back to shakes and it's kind of like this loop where there be really intense moments where like oh my gosh can I hold this. Your body's going to shake and then your abs start doing this weird twitch thing. It was because you're just holding it for such a long time. You've got this weight on you and you're wearing your gear and body armor.</p> <p> </p> <p>All this stuff and it just I mean it's awful. It's not a fun experience that all. Certainly corrective Pt. works. Holding it and I do remember this very clearly though there were these moments where I would start to shake and I'd be like I'm not going to be able to hold it. I will hold and then whatever was happening inside my body is like this rush of energy and suddenly I was able to hold it for another while before another one of those little cycles would happen.</p> <p> </p> <p>It will get really hard my body would shake I feel like I'm going to drop and then I got to grid up again and get ready to go and I could hold it for another while. It was like these cycles up and down, up and down, and up and down. I remember a lot of it had to do with what was going on in my head and at the time I would be saying phrases at myself to keep going. The self talk you know we're all yelling each other trying to keep each other psyched.</p> <p> </p> <p>We're all ... I think I was yelling the Soldier's Creed in my head, stuff like that. Those became these points, these flags out in the mountain mentally for me to keep looking at rather than looking down and looking at the ants crawling on my arms and hands. You know rather than that kind of stuff.</p> <p> </p> <p>If I'm mentally was looking forward. If, I mentally was looking to the spot that was trying to get to it suddenly was doable. I ended up using this trick lots of times. I remember we would go and we do these sprints like crazy I mean just. Oh my gosh it's awful. I mean sprint for Sixty seconds and then we'd walk for thirty seconds.</p> <p> </p> <p>Then sprint for thirty seconds, walk for thirty seconds and we do that alternating back and forth for forty five minutes. It be a dead fall out sprint as hard as you could go and then total walk and it's called HIT training. High intensity interval training fast slow, fast slow, fast slow.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's like nuts on your heart rate and super, super hard. It's really interesting I went in and I was already skinny. I lost fifteen pounds in that and I remember though that there was I kept using this method where I was like, okay, what's the forward thinking thing? What's the flag on the mountain? What's the thing I'm looking to with the peak, the goal?</p> <p> </p> <p>That I can fixate on and not fixate on the really fast pain that I'm feeling. That makes sense? As I did that more and more and more it became the strategy for other places in my life. If I was sucking it up and in college later was kind of the same thing. It's like well I can focus on this rather than the pain of me not wanting to write this paper.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm like whatever it is or became this thing in business. I am not sleeping very much right now why don't I fixate on what I'm going towards and by not focusing on the pain in the short term I was actually able to go longer and go faster and with more sustainability. The more you know over and over and over and suddenly my boss's name is Russell Bronson and I am his funnel building assistant at Clickfunnels.</p> <p> </p> <p>He started teaching about this concept called the Manifesto and the manifesto is this ... it I mean it goes right along everything he said. As soon as he was telling us this kind of thing I was like, "Oh my gosh this is so I mean I've been using this I'm ahead subconsciously without actually knowing that's what's been going on." Because the Army and other big things that's I've gone through my life.</p> <p> </p> <p>I mean we've all done that I'm this I'm not special. Any hard thing you've gone in your life, you think through and you start actually kind of get introspective about it. Realize like, "Oh my gosh that actually is that's ... Excuse me. That actually is ... That's how we got through it."</p> <p> </p> <p>I have two options I could stop but the p...</p>]]>
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I'm sitting there and had all my stuff together and I was sitting there and I just I was holding it, just holding it, right.   They're just pacing back and forth just staring in the face, yelling at you, make it funny. You know what I mean trying to break you. Try and break and rebuild you and rebuild your belief patterns and all this stuff. You know what I mean it's really fascinating process actually when you look at in hindsight.   It is interesting because as they were yelling, it's fifteen minutes comes up and you're holding the push a position just straight armed, abs totally flat. You can't drop to your knees. Can't anything else. Your just holding it for ... It ended up being an hour. Then I thought to be like fifteen minutes these people and they were so unprepared that we literally held ... I think it was an hour.   It was a long, long time and we were there for oh man that was a long time ago also that happened so far was a solid hour. It felt like an hour but it was a long time and I remember there's this period where I was shaking really, really bad. I was trying to breathe better and call my nerves down.   That my body wasn't shaking over like screaming at us and we're all trying to hold it. A lot of us with our gear and liters of water on our backs you know says a lot of weight on us too. It was an interesting experience as we were doing that and we were screaming at our fellow comrades to hurry the crap up said very nicely on this podcast.   Anyway, what was fascinating to me was that there was this point where and I don't remember again how long it was. It was a long freaking time though where there's this time when we're shaking but all of a sudden it stopped. I suddenly was able to handle it again for a long sustained period of time.   Then, it would go back to shakes and it's kind of like this loop where there be really intense moments where like oh my gosh can I hold this. 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And I was on stage, and I was teaching and a lot of marketers in the room, almost all of 'em are marketers, and you know business owners, of course. And everyone was ... anyway it was really fun, having a good time.<br> There was a lady though, who stood up and I think she'd be okay if I share this. She stood up and she started telling us this story and we were on a certain subject here. And she stood up and we were all kind of sharing and stuff. And she stood up, and she started telling this story of when she was pregnant. Now she is in kind of like the mommy weight loss industry. She helps women basically get the results that they want without ... I'm sorry, after being a bit ... you know, giving birth, without giving up their bodies.<br> It's a huge, huge industry obviously. This is something that isn't talked about that much. And she's sitting there, and she's talking to us about an experience she had while she's on camera. The camera was up and running. She was teaching. And she was showing a particular ... she was showing some exercises. And at this time, she was trying to just be as vulnerable as she could. She was trying to just be 100 percent herself, no fluff, no strings attached. And she leaned over, and she had lifted up her shirt just a little bit to show her stomach. And she leaned over, and she ... you know, she was showing all the skin from the stretching, from being pregnant.<br> There was all this skin there. Right? And she'd stand up straight, and there was like a six pack. Then she'd lean straight over again, and there'd be all this extra skin. And she's like ... "It's weird. These are things that women don't talk about at all when they're with pregnancy and such."<br> And all of a sudden, while she's doing ... Now, think of that. First of all. Just right off the bat. Amazing courage to do that on camera. Right? Just to do that, when most people are out there so busy posturing, and most people are out there going crazy about all the things that they need to be doing to make it look like they're professional and stuff like that, she's lifting up ... you know, showing her labs and then leaning over and showing all the actual saggy skin and stretch marks from her pregnancy. Number one, crazy amazing props. Absolutely incredible. All right. Then, she stands back up and the abs come back. And she was talking about, "Hey these are things that most women don't ever talk about. It's not really something in the industry that much."<br> And while she's doing it, she pees her pants. After women give birth, the pelvic floor isn't as strong anymore. It just ... it's really easy for women to do that. [inaudible 00:03:31] it's kind of weird that I'm talking about this, but there's a whole point behind it. Okay? And she kept the camera running. And instead of getting freaked out and running around, she had no control over it, she pointed it out. And she goes, "Women. This is exactly what I'm talking about. I wanna teach you how to reclaim the body after you have something ... you know, after you have child birth happen to you. You don't have to give up."<br> And she posted the video. And the video got passed around like crazy. And she ... that event that she was at, that I was helping to run, that was only a couple months ago. And on a $37 product, she has made over one point, I think three million dollars, something like that. Over a million bucks on a $37 product. You think about it, that's over 40,000 customers that have to come through. Let's think about this. That's ridiculous, first of all. Now, typically I teach people how to sell more hi ticket things, and she did it on a $37 product. And she got out there and just did it and posted it.<br> Number one, ridiculous mad props. I just ... I'm so ... oh my gosh. Like I'm so ... I feel so blessed to even, that she was in there and telling us this story. And it all revolves around what I call and we call "the attractive character" and this notion of vulnerability. The attractive character is something that is ... it's how we speak. It's how we interact with people. It's the stories we tell. It's our parables. It's the things we like, the things we don't like. Right? It's our ability to tell our own backstory and where we came from. Right? It's our voice. And what's funny is that when you think about, "Hey. Let's go get into business. Let's go get into MLM. Let's go get into this. Let's go get into that," whatever it is.<br> The tendency is to jump out and start putting on a freaking tie, and go to the dry cleaner, and get my suit dry cleaned, and get starch put in there, and go look all postured, and try to make myself look like I'm better than I am, look like I'm farther than I am, look like I'm different than I am. And what sucks about that is you end up cutting out so many people, who may have otherwise followed you. Does that make sense? When we start to posture ourselves, and we try to act like we're something that we're not, we end up cutting out part of the market.<br> I realized this early on, not just in MLM, in other industries as well. I was doing these different ... you know, I'm a funnel builder. I build internet sales funnels as a living, and put all the pages together, and all the automation, and all this stuff. You know that's ... and I love it. It's a lot of fun. But I remember I was putting these products out there, and I was doing this fun stuff. And it was awesome. And I was really enjoying it. But these people started coming back to me and saying, "Gosh Steven, I'm so happy that you can go do X and Y and Z, but I just can't."<br> And I realized that I had been posturing myself too much. There was a site that I launched first, not first ... there was a site that I launched about a year and a half ago called Sales Funnel Broker, and it's still up right now. I have not had a chance to go back and change it. But it's with me wearing a shirt and a tie. And I was like hey ... anyone to give me some feedback on this, I just want to see if it's set. I gotta go switch it right now. I probably will after I do this episode. But it was me wearing a shirt and tie and ... I had a buddy reach out to me, really quickly, and he goes, "Dude. Site looks great. Love all the stuff you're doing. Love the value your giving out there."<br> He said, "Just one piece of feedback though." He said, "You're not really a shirt and a tie guy." I was like, "Well, I like to wear 'em." He was like, "Yeah. But your personality, the way you market, the way you put yourself out there, your voice is not really shirt and tie crap. You're more of like just kind of tell it how it is a little bit." I was like, "You know, that's really interesting feedback."<br> And I thought that's actually really valuable feedback. Thank you very much and I started going ... I started podcasting like crazy on a different show that I have. And I was out there, and I was doing all this stuff. And I realized, quickly, as I started finding my voice, that more people were resonating with me as I would talk about the things I like, as I would talk about things I didn't like, as I would talk about ...</p>]]>
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And I was on stage, and I was teaching and a lot of marketers in the room, almost all of 'em are marketers, and you know business owners, of course. And everyone was ... anyway it was really fun, having a good time.<br> There was a lady though, who stood up and I think she'd be okay if I share this. She stood up and she started telling us this story and we were on a certain subject here. And she stood up and we were all kind of sharing and stuff. And she stood up, and she started telling this story of when she was pregnant. Now she is in kind of like the mommy weight loss industry. She helps women basically get the results that they want without ... I'm sorry, after being a bit ... you know, giving birth, without giving up their bodies.<br> It's a huge, huge industry obviously. This is something that isn't talked about that much. And she's sitting there, and she's talking to us about an experience she had while she's on camera. The camera was up and running. She was teaching. And she was showing a particular ... she was showing some exercises. And at this time, she was trying to just be as vulnerable as she could. She was trying to just be 100 percent herself, no fluff, no strings attached. And she leaned over, and she had lifted up her shirt just a little bit to show her stomach. And she leaned over, and she ... you know, she was showing all the skin from the stretching, from being pregnant.<br> There was all this skin there. Right? And she'd stand up straight, and there was like a six pack. Then she'd lean straight over again, and there'd be all this extra skin. And she's like ... "It's weird. These are things that women don't talk about at all when they're with pregnancy and such."<br> And all of a sudden, while she's doing ... Now, think of that. First of all. Just right off the bat. Amazing courage to do that on camera. Right? Just to do that, when most people are out there so busy posturing, and most people are out there going crazy about all the things that they need to be doing to make it look like they're professional and stuff like that, she's lifting up ... you know, showing her labs and then leaning over and showing all the actual saggy skin and stretch marks from her pregnancy. Number one, crazy amazing props. Absolutely incredible. All right. Then, she stands back up and the abs come back. And she was talking about, "Hey these are things that most women don't ever talk about. It's not really something in the industry that much."<br> And while she's doing it, she pees her pants. After women give birth, the pelvic floor isn't as strong anymore. It just ... it's really easy for women to do that. [inaudible 00:03:31] it's kind of weird that I'm talking about this, but there's a whole point behind it. Okay? And she kept the camera running. And instead of getting freaked out and running around, she had no control over it, she pointed it out. And she goes, "Women. This is exactly what I'm talking about. I wanna teach you how to reclaim the body after you have something ... you know, after you have child birth happen to you. You don't have to give up."<br> And she posted the video. And the video got passed around like crazy. And she ... that event that she was at, that I was helping to run, that was only a couple months ago. And on a $37 product, she has made over one point, I think three million dollars, something like that. Over a million bucks on a $37 product. You think about it, that's over 40,000 customers that have to come through. Let's think about this. That's ridiculous, first of all. Now, typically I teach people how to sell more hi ticket things, and she did it on a $37 product. And she got out there and just did it and posted it.<br> Number one, ridiculous mad props. I just ... I'm so ... oh my gosh. Like I'm so ... I feel so blessed to even, that she was in there and telling us this story. And it all revolves around what I call and we call "the attractive character" and this notion of vulnerability. The attractive character is something that is ... it's how we speak. It's how we interact with people. It's the stories we tell. It's our parables. It's the things we like, the things we don't like. Right? It's our ability to tell our own backstory and where we came from. Right? It's our voice. And what's funny is that when you think about, "Hey. Let's go get into business. Let's go get into MLM. Let's go get into this. Let's go get into that," whatever it is.<br> The tendency is to jump out and start putting on a freaking tie, and go to the dry cleaner, and get my suit dry cleaned, and get starch put in there, and go look all postured, and try to make myself look like I'm better than I am, look like I'm farther than I am, look like I'm different than I am. And what sucks about that is you end up cutting out so many people, who may have otherwise followed you. Does that make sense? When we start to posture ourselves, and we try to act like we're something that we're not, we end up cutting out part of the market.<br> I realized this early on, not just in MLM, in other industries as well. I was doing these different ... you know, I'm a funnel builder. I build internet sales funnels as a living, and put all the pages together, and all the automation, and all this stuff. You know that's ... and I love it. It's a lot of fun. But I remember I was putting these products out there, and I was doing this fun stuff. And it was awesome. And I was really enjoying it. But these people started coming back to me and saying, "Gosh Steven, I'm so happy that you can go do X and Y and Z, but I just can't."<br> And I realized that I had been posturing myself too much. There was a site that I launched first, not first ... there was a site that I launched about a year and a half ago called Sales Funnel Broker, and it's still up right now. I have not had a chance to go back and change it. But it's with me wearing a shirt and a tie. And I was like hey ... anyone to give me some feedback on this, I just want to see if it's set. I gotta go switch it right now. I probably will after I do this episode. But it was me wearing a shirt and tie and ... I had a buddy reach out to me, really quickly, and he goes, "Dude. Site looks great. Love all the stuff you're doing. Love the value your giving out there."<br> He said, "Just one piece of feedback though." He said, "You're not really a shirt and a tie guy." I was like, "Well, I like to wear 'em." He was like, "Yeah. But your personality, the way you market, the way you put yourself out there, your voice is not really shirt and tie crap. You're more of like just kind of tell it how it is a little bit." I was like, "You know, that's really interesting feedback."<br> And I thought that's actually really valuable feedback. Thank you very much and I started going ... I started podcasting like crazy on a different show that I have. And I was out there, and I was doing all this stuff. And I realized, quickly, as I started finding my voice, that more people were resonating with me as I would talk about the things I like, as I would talk about things I didn't like, as I would talk about ...</p>]]>
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And she was showing a particular ... she was showing some exercises. And at this time, she was trying to just be as vulnerable as she could. She was trying to just be 100 percent herself, no fluff, no strings attached. And she leaned over, and she had lifted up her shirt just a little bit to show her stomach. And she leaned over, and she ... you know, she was showing all the skin from the stretching, from being pregnant. There was all this skin there. Right? And she'd stand up straight, and there was like a six pack. Then she'd lean straight over again, and there'd be all this extra skin. And she's like ... "It's weird. These are things that women don't talk about at all when they're with pregnancy and such." And all of a sudden, while she's doing ... Now, think of that. First of all. Just right off the bat. Amazing courage to do that on camera. Right? Just to do that, when most people are out there so busy posturing, and most people are out there going crazy about all the things that they need to be doing to make it look like they're professional and stuff like that, she's lifting up ... you know, showing her labs and then leaning over and showing all the actual saggy skin and stretch marks from her pregnancy. Number one, crazy amazing props. Absolutely incredible. All right. Then, she stands back up and the abs come back. And she was talking about, "Hey these are things that most women don't ever talk about. It's not really something in the industry that much." And while she's doing it, she pees her pants. After women give birth, the pelvic floor isn't as strong anymore. It just ... it's really easy for women to do that. [inaudible 00:03:31] it's kind of weird that I'm talking about this, but there's a whole point behind it. Okay? And she kept the camera running. And instead of getting freaked out and running around, she had no control over it, she pointed it out. And she goes, "Women. This is exactly what I'm talking about. I wanna teach you how to reclaim the body after you have something ... you know, after you have child birth happen to you. You don't have to give up." And she posted the video. And the video got passed around like crazy. And she ... that event that she was at, that I was helping to run, that was only a couple months ago. And on a $37 product, she has made over one point, I think three million dollars, something like that. Over a million bucks on a $37 product. You think about it, that's over 40,000 customers that have to come through. Let's think about this. That's ridiculous, first of all. Now, typically I teach people how to sell more hi ticket things, and she did it on a $37 product. And she got out there and just did it and posted it. Number one, ridiculous mad props. I just ... I'm so ... oh my gosh. Like I'm so ... I feel so blessed to even, that she was in there and telling us this story. And it all revolves around what I call and we call "the attractive character" and this notion of vulnerability. The attractive character is something that is ... it's how we speak. It's how we interact with people. It's the stories we tell. It's our parables. It's the things we like, the things we don't like. ...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone. This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business ... How do we recruit A players into our down lines that create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> What's up everyone. Hey, I'm super excited for this episode. I got something really cool to share with you. This is Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So, today I want to share with you a hack. This is something that I have been doing that is ... honestly, it's all around us and I just don't think many MLMers think about it. So I want to share with you something really cool. First off though, I ... You guys gotta know I barely graduated high school. That's not a joke. I got straight D's in all of math, all of science, all especially of Spanish, all of ... I mean, I really, and a lot of times it was like I got a 60.1 percent. I'm pretty sure that some of the teachers a lot of times just felt bad for me so they would just not, I don't know, they would just let me go on. You know what I mean?<br> I showed up. I was there. I was consistent. I just never did homework or if I did it was just always wrong. There was something in my head that just did not click on for a long time. I had not learned how to learn. You know what I mean? So when I get to the end of my senior year and it's time to go to college, I had been applying and these colleges are like yes, no, no, yes, no, no. It's more like one said yes and all the others said no. But it's pretty fascinating to watch the application process of these colleges or any kind of institute.<br> Let's say you're applying for health insurance or life insurance. Or your applying for to get into some program. You know what I mean? It's fascinating because I would sit there and I would write out these applications. And I didn't really want to go to college at that time. I'm grateful that I did. I'm grateful that eventually I learned how to learn. I ended up getting straight A's, which is awesome. I got one of the entrepreneurship awards from Hale graduating class which is awesome in college which is super exciting. So that was fun stuff, but I had to learn how to learn, which is it's own skill. I just kind of have never stopped since then.<br> Anyway, about the application stuff though. It's fascinating to watch the process that they go through. Often times, there is an application fee. So you go and you're filling out this application and you're showing them what you've written to everybody, and everyone's critiquing your essay that you have to apply with it and everyone's critiquing this and that and they're ... you know what I mean? There's so much stuff that goes into a single application. Right? And you sit back and you're like, "Dang. My Gosh. I just spent like a week just putting together this application."<br> And they wanted a fee, and they wanted this, and they're not gonna get back to me for a solid while. And I don't even know if I got in. And there's no implication yet if I actually got in at all. And I'm like, "Dang. That's pretty crazy." You know, when you think about that. And so you sat back and you think about it. And you think about it. And you think about it, kind of think of it cynically almost like man your convincing somebody why they should take your money. That's basically it. I'm glad that I went to college. I will tell you that even though I got a marketing degree, none of what I learned do I actually do. There ... what I learned at college pretty much was to prepare me to become like an analyst at a corporate marketing firm. You know what I mean?<br> And I don't do any of that kind of stuff, which hopefully helps some people who think that they need a marketing degree to do what I do. It certainly gave me an environment to learn, however, I mostly am self taught. So, anyway ... But back to the application. You think about that. You are convincing the other person why they should be allowed to take your money. You're like, "What?! That's crazy!"<br> It's a commitment. You're gonna be there what? Like only 60 percent of people even finish college. So these guys are banking some serious money they don't even have to dish out the final thing to you after a while. You know what I mean? And I'm not bagging on the education system. I'm just using it as an example. Think about that though. Let's think about how we could model that whole process inside of an MLM 'cause that's what I've been doing. That's what I've been putting together more formally. I've had one kind of informally for while but as far as formally though, I've been building out what we call an "application funnel", an application styled sales funnel.<br> Where somebody has to prove to me why they should be admitted into my program. And typically what we'll do is we'll use these funnels for like high end coaching programs where someone's charging 10 grand or 25 grand, or whatever, 50 grand. And the person is trying to convince the coach why they should be allowed into the program. Right? You're like, "Whoa! Wait a second. That is literally spinning on it's head the whole sales model. You mean I don't have to know any hardcore sales tactics?" Nope. "You mean, I don't have to know tricky little one sentence things to say or little tiny body language things to get them to go crazy and join,"<br> It always drives me nuts when other people post that kind of stuff in the MLM word. Five techniques, five things you should say to get them begging to join or something like that. It was like, come on, that doesn't really, you know ... How 'bout we actually give real value? You know what I mean? So, that's what I've been doing is ...there's page number one, web page number one. It goes through and says, "Look. I'm only looking for the best of the best elite marketers. If you think that you can, if you want this group, if you want to be part of my down line which is this group of elitists. We're very open, very loving, very ... it's not that we're judging anybody or anything like that. But there is an application to join my down line. You know what I mean?"<br> And so I have a spot where people can do that. And they go through and it says "Number one. Hey, let me know. If anything you can just fill out the application and then let's get on the phone and see if you're an actually good fit. And be aware, we do actually turn people away." And so they put their name and their email and phone number in. And on the very next page it says, "Hey. Why do you think you should be considered?" Another question is like, "Hey. Steve Larsen's crazy busy. What do you think you can offer? We believe in give and take, we'd love to be able to give you all the stuff. But we also need to know what you could bring to the team. What is it you bring?"<br> Obviously the questions are worded much better than this. I'm just ad libbing the ones that I'm remembering. But you know what I mean? It says, "Hey. Obviously there's a financial commitment to join the MLM. It does not go to Steven Larsen. It goes to the MLM to actually set up your actual entity with them and get your position. Are you okay with that?" You know what I mean? It's stuff like that. But there's an application that's eight or nine questions that you go through that helps me see where you are before you join. Isn't that interesting?<br> And it's a totally different set of approach, a completely different kind of approach than what my MLM the first time ever, ever showed, ever. At first, it's like this hard core. It's not that the other tactics of getting on the phone and asking people to join don't work, it's that it takes for freaking ever, there's usually a lot more heartache. ...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone. This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business ... How do we recruit A players into our down lines that create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> What's up everyone. Hey, I'm super excited for this episode. I got something really cool to share with you. This is Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So, today I want to share with you a hack. This is something that I have been doing that is ... honestly, it's all around us and I just don't think many MLMers think about it. So I want to share with you something really cool. First off though, I ... You guys gotta know I barely graduated high school. That's not a joke. I got straight D's in all of math, all of science, all especially of Spanish, all of ... I mean, I really, and a lot of times it was like I got a 60.1 percent. I'm pretty sure that some of the teachers a lot of times just felt bad for me so they would just not, I don't know, they would just let me go on. You know what I mean?<br> I showed up. I was there. I was consistent. I just never did homework or if I did it was just always wrong. There was something in my head that just did not click on for a long time. I had not learned how to learn. You know what I mean? So when I get to the end of my senior year and it's time to go to college, I had been applying and these colleges are like yes, no, no, yes, no, no. It's more like one said yes and all the others said no. But it's pretty fascinating to watch the application process of these colleges or any kind of institute.<br> Let's say you're applying for health insurance or life insurance. Or your applying for to get into some program. You know what I mean? It's fascinating because I would sit there and I would write out these applications. And I didn't really want to go to college at that time. I'm grateful that I did. I'm grateful that eventually I learned how to learn. I ended up getting straight A's, which is awesome. I got one of the entrepreneurship awards from Hale graduating class which is awesome in college which is super exciting. So that was fun stuff, but I had to learn how to learn, which is it's own skill. I just kind of have never stopped since then.<br> Anyway, about the application stuff though. It's fascinating to watch the process that they go through. Often times, there is an application fee. So you go and you're filling out this application and you're showing them what you've written to everybody, and everyone's critiquing your essay that you have to apply with it and everyone's critiquing this and that and they're ... you know what I mean? There's so much stuff that goes into a single application. Right? And you sit back and you're like, "Dang. My Gosh. I just spent like a week just putting together this application."<br> And they wanted a fee, and they wanted this, and they're not gonna get back to me for a solid while. And I don't even know if I got in. And there's no implication yet if I actually got in at all. And I'm like, "Dang. That's pretty crazy." You know, when you think about that. And so you sat back and you think about it. And you think about it. And you think about it, kind of think of it cynically almost like man your convincing somebody why they should take your money. That's basically it. I'm glad that I went to college. I will tell you that even though I got a marketing degree, none of what I learned do I actually do. There ... what I learned at college pretty much was to prepare me to become like an analyst at a corporate marketing firm. You know what I mean?<br> And I don't do any of that kind of stuff, which hopefully helps some people who think that they need a marketing degree to do what I do. It certainly gave me an environment to learn, however, I mostly am self taught. So, anyway ... But back to the application. You think about that. You are convincing the other person why they should be allowed to take your money. You're like, "What?! That's crazy!"<br> It's a commitment. You're gonna be there what? Like only 60 percent of people even finish college. So these guys are banking some serious money they don't even have to dish out the final thing to you after a while. You know what I mean? And I'm not bagging on the education system. I'm just using it as an example. Think about that though. Let's think about how we could model that whole process inside of an MLM 'cause that's what I've been doing. That's what I've been putting together more formally. I've had one kind of informally for while but as far as formally though, I've been building out what we call an "application funnel", an application styled sales funnel.<br> Where somebody has to prove to me why they should be admitted into my program. And typically what we'll do is we'll use these funnels for like high end coaching programs where someone's charging 10 grand or 25 grand, or whatever, 50 grand. And the person is trying to convince the coach why they should be allowed into the program. Right? You're like, "Whoa! Wait a second. That is literally spinning on it's head the whole sales model. You mean I don't have to know any hardcore sales tactics?" Nope. "You mean, I don't have to know tricky little one sentence things to say or little tiny body language things to get them to go crazy and join,"<br> It always drives me nuts when other people post that kind of stuff in the MLM word. Five techniques, five things you should say to get them begging to join or something like that. It was like, come on, that doesn't really, you know ... How 'bout we actually give real value? You know what I mean? So, that's what I've been doing is ...there's page number one, web page number one. It goes through and says, "Look. I'm only looking for the best of the best elite marketers. If you think that you can, if you want this group, if you want to be part of my down line which is this group of elitists. We're very open, very loving, very ... it's not that we're judging anybody or anything like that. But there is an application to join my down line. You know what I mean?"<br> And so I have a spot where people can do that. And they go through and it says "Number one. Hey, let me know. If anything you can just fill out the application and then let's get on the phone and see if you're an actually good fit. And be aware, we do actually turn people away." And so they put their name and their email and phone number in. And on the very next page it says, "Hey. Why do you think you should be considered?" Another question is like, "Hey. Steve Larsen's crazy busy. What do you think you can offer? We believe in give and take, we'd love to be able to give you all the stuff. But we also need to know what you could bring to the team. What is it you bring?"<br> Obviously the questions are worded much better than this. I'm just ad libbing the ones that I'm remembering. But you know what I mean? It says, "Hey. Obviously there's a financial commitment to join the MLM. It does not go to Steven Larsen. It goes to the MLM to actually set up your actual entity with them and get your position. Are you okay with that?" You know what I mean? It's stuff like that. But there's an application that's eight or nine questions that you go through that helps me see where you are before you join. Isn't that interesting?<br> And it's a totally different set of approach, a completely different kind of approach than what my MLM the first time ever, ever showed, ever. At first, it's like this hard core. It's not that the other tactics of getting on the phone and asking people to join don't work, it's that it takes for freaking ever, there's usually a lot more heartache. ...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What's going on everyone. This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business ... How do we recruit A players into our down lines that create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What's up everyone. Hey, I'm super excited for this episode. I got something really cool to share with you. This is Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So, today I want to share with you a hack. This is something that I have been doing that is ... honestly, it's all around us and I just don't think many MLMers think about it. So I want to share with you something really cool. First off though, I ... You guys gotta know I barely graduated high school. That's not a joke. I got straight D's in all of math, all of science, all especially of Spanish, all of ... I mean, I really, and a lot of times it was like I got a 60.1 percent. I'm pretty sure that some of the teachers a lot of times just felt bad for me so they would just not, I don't know, they would just let me go on. You know what I mean? I showed up. I was there. I was consistent. I just never did homework or if I did it was just always wrong. There was something in my head that just did not click on for a long time. I had not learned how to learn. You know what I mean? So when I get to the end of my senior year and it's time to go to college, I had been applying and these colleges are like yes, no, no, yes, no, no. It's more like one said yes and all the others said no. But it's pretty fascinating to watch the application process of these colleges or any kind of institute. Let's say you're applying for health insurance or life insurance. Or your applying for to get into some program. You know what I mean? It's fascinating because I would sit there and I would write out these applications. And I didn't really want to go to college at that time. I'm grateful that I did. I'm grateful that eventually I learned how to learn. I ended up getting straight A's, which is awesome. I got one of the entrepreneurship awards from Hale graduating class which is awesome in college which is super exciting. So that was fun stuff, but I had to learn how to learn, which is it's own skill. I just kind of have never stopped since then. Anyway, about the application stuff though. It's fascinating to watch the process that they go through. Often times, there is an application fee. So you go and you're filling out this application and you're showing them what you've written to everybody, and everyone's critiquing your essay that you have to apply with it and everyone's critiquing this and that and they're ... you know what I mean? There's so much stuff that goes into a single application. Right? And you sit back and you're like, "Dang. My Gosh. I just spent like a week just putting together this application." And they wanted a fee, and they wanted this, and they're not gonna get back to me for a solid while. And I don't even know if I got in. And there's no implication yet if I actually got in at all. And I'm like, "Dang. That's pretty crazy." You know, when you think about that. And so you sat back and you think about it. And you think about it. And you think about it, kind of think of it cynically almost like man your convincing somebody why they should take your money. That's basically it. I'm glad that I went to college. I will tell you that even though I got a marketing degree, none of what I learned do I actually do. There ... what I learned at college pretty much was to prepare me to become like an analyst at a corporate marketing firm. You know what I mean? And I don't do any of that kind of stuff, which hopefully helps some people who think that they need a marketing degree to do what I do. It certainly gave me an environment to learn, however, I mostly am self taught. So, anyway ... But back to the application. You think about that. You are convincing the other person why they should be allowed to take your money. You're like, "What?! That's crazy!" It's a commitment. You're gonna be there what? Like only 60 percent of people even finish college. So these guys are banking some serious money they don't even have to dish out the final thing to you after a while. You know what I mean? And I'm not bagging on the education system. I'm just using it as an example. Think about that though. Let's think about how we could model that whole process inside of an MLM 'cause that's what I've been doing. That's what I've been putting together more formally. I've had one kind of informally for while but as far as formally though, I've been building out what we call an "application funnel", an application styled sales funnel. Where somebody has to prove to me why they should be adm...</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh, yeah. So, here's the real mystery -- how do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> Hey, guys. Hope you're doing fantastic. It has been busy, busy, busy over here. I've been doing a ton of stuff on the workbook that I've been putting together. This podcast, right now, as it stands, is all about ... I've kind of just been documenting the journey of me creating basically the course that teaches people how I automate my downline recruiting. Now, my system, personally, is already up. I'm already doing it. Obviously I continue to make tweaks and changes -- it's always getting better and better -- but my background is in tech a little bit. I'm not necessarily a coder, however I do a lot of tech stuff, and so what I've been doing for the last little bit is systematizing far more thoroughly the way that I actually auto-recruit people into my downline. I don't care which one you're in.<br> My whole goal with this podcast, and with the course actually, is to show people how I auto-recruit, because I believe that MLM is broken out of the box. I believe it that it doesn't work very well. It can work, it just takes forever, too. Oh my gosh. So, my background is in internet marketing, so I'm just applying the same principles and I'm pushing it over into the MLM space, and it's been a lot of fun. So, where I've been right now, though, is I have been creating the workbook that goes along with the course, meaning ... How cool would it be if I created a course where there's a workbook side-by-side? So like, "Watch this video. Now answer the question in this workbook. Like, if you watch this video, you should be able to produce this output, right?" And I'm helping you apply as I go. So, anyways, it's been a lot of fun.<br> What I've been doing the last little bit is I've been working with this graphic artist, who's been ... It was such an interesting exercise. I sat down and I drew out pictures that represented the principles that I was teaching. It was more thorough on my side to go through it that way, but I think it'd also be more thorough for the individual who's listening to go through the course that way also, if it's by pictures. I'm a kid at heart forever, and I'll totally stay that way. But it's been a lot of fun. I remember when I was in school, there were a few ... not a few times -- there was a lot of times I went and I bought books that I just never used. I never did anything with. They were so technical. They were so intense. They were so far out there, or the teacher didn't even like them. It was just a requirement.<br> So, what we did is we literally just ... I mean, I would buy the book and it would just sit on my shelf. It would collect dust. It did nothing. And I thought, "Gosh, I don't want this to be that way. My workbook, my courses got to be usable," so, anyway, that's what I've been doing is ... I think I've mentioned this before on this podcast, but, gosh, guys, if you can draw out pictures that represent your MLM ... I know I might sound cheesy, but the whole napkin thing, drawing out a business plan on a napkin -- there's some serious power to that. I encourage you to go do that. Anyway, so that's what I've been working on. And the other thing I've been working on is my auto-closing system.<br> I have a system that pulls people to me and vets them, so I know whether or not they're serious MLMers. It doesn't just get the leads, it qualifies the leads, and now I've been building really the auto-mated closing portion of this. It's slightly automated, I just know I could make it more automated, so that's what I've been building. And I choose to do it through, what I call, a "webinar funnel". What I do is I take ... And if you ever heard of webinars, it's probably not what you think. No one else does this. I've been making it up, and it seems to have been working. It is working, but I've been building the actual that goes with it. So, what it does is ... Page one, right? They land on ... This is what secretmlmhacks.com is gonna turn into soon, right?<br> First it will be like a webinar registration page, or a web class, or a product demo, or whatever you want to call it. And it'll be a webinar registration page, and they'll get a chance to sign up to see how I'm auto-recruiting people, right? And see the systems that I'm going through. The second page, after they actually register with their email address and their phone number ... The second page, I think it would be kind of cool if I tell my story on the thank you page. So, I go through and I tell them, "Hey, here's the story of why I joined this MLM," you know? And, to me, I want to do it that way because most of the time the scripts that my MLM, or my upline, was giving me ... They were so dry. The scripts they were giving me had to apply to so many walks of life that it ended up not applying to anybody, you know what I'm saying?<br> Those are the times when somebody comes out and they just kind of blabber all over you, and you're like, "I still have not figured out why you are in this? You know what I mean? Why are you asking me to be in this? I don't know why you're in it." So, I'm gonna tell my story on the thank you page before they watch the webinar, and I think what it's gonna do is it'll help people understand more ... I think it will help them bind to my personal tractive character, you know what I mean? Then the next thing the sales funnel, the automatic closing system, is gonna do is ... I'm gonna send out to them what's called an "indoctrination series". I'm gonna send three different pieces of information out to them that basically helps close people before they even show up to the webinar. That's like the biggest key with webinars.<br> Webinars is what I teach in my actual job. It's one of the things that I do, so I thought how cool would it be if I actually apply this to MLM? There's not many people that I've found that actually do it. There's a lot of people that I've found that teach it, but I want you to know that I do it and my stuff has helped a lot of people. So, anyway, I'm excited to do it because this is a part in an industry that I don't think has ever really had the stuff that I'm doing in this way before. It's totally new. It's not just an improvement on other stuff, this is ... Anyway, I'm excited. So, anyways, then I'll go through the actual webinar itself, and then I've got really, really powerful follow up and consumption series, and all these different series that we use to sell other products and services that are proven, that I know work -- I'm plugging them in. I'm really, really excited, guys, 'cause all of these other little things that I've been putting out there and that I've been doing in other industries.<br> I'm excited to rock it and put it together for the actual MLM stuff, so ... It's exciting. I don't know anyone else ... Anyway, I've already said that. So, that's what I've been working on, though -- tons of workbook stuff, lots of automatic webinar funnel stuff, and those are all things that obviously my team gets as well ... That's kind of my deal with them. It's like, "Hey, if you join, I give you all my stuff that helps you auto-recruit," but then anything that's kind of new, I'll give that to you also for free. But, anyway, that's kind of what's been going on. So that was a lot of talking, and I'm so sorry that ... I feel like I've just been blabbering, but that's where we've been.<br> There's always the sexy part of what we do, and there's the work part of it, and I'm in the midd...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh, yeah. So, here's the real mystery -- how do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> Hey, guys. Hope you're doing fantastic. It has been busy, busy, busy over here. I've been doing a ton of stuff on the workbook that I've been putting together. This podcast, right now, as it stands, is all about ... I've kind of just been documenting the journey of me creating basically the course that teaches people how I automate my downline recruiting. Now, my system, personally, is already up. I'm already doing it. Obviously I continue to make tweaks and changes -- it's always getting better and better -- but my background is in tech a little bit. I'm not necessarily a coder, however I do a lot of tech stuff, and so what I've been doing for the last little bit is systematizing far more thoroughly the way that I actually auto-recruit people into my downline. I don't care which one you're in.<br> My whole goal with this podcast, and with the course actually, is to show people how I auto-recruit, because I believe that MLM is broken out of the box. I believe it that it doesn't work very well. It can work, it just takes forever, too. Oh my gosh. So, my background is in internet marketing, so I'm just applying the same principles and I'm pushing it over into the MLM space, and it's been a lot of fun. So, where I've been right now, though, is I have been creating the workbook that goes along with the course, meaning ... How cool would it be if I created a course where there's a workbook side-by-side? So like, "Watch this video. Now answer the question in this workbook. Like, if you watch this video, you should be able to produce this output, right?" And I'm helping you apply as I go. So, anyways, it's been a lot of fun.<br> What I've been doing the last little bit is I've been working with this graphic artist, who's been ... It was such an interesting exercise. I sat down and I drew out pictures that represented the principles that I was teaching. It was more thorough on my side to go through it that way, but I think it'd also be more thorough for the individual who's listening to go through the course that way also, if it's by pictures. I'm a kid at heart forever, and I'll totally stay that way. But it's been a lot of fun. I remember when I was in school, there were a few ... not a few times -- there was a lot of times I went and I bought books that I just never used. I never did anything with. They were so technical. They were so intense. They were so far out there, or the teacher didn't even like them. It was just a requirement.<br> So, what we did is we literally just ... I mean, I would buy the book and it would just sit on my shelf. It would collect dust. It did nothing. And I thought, "Gosh, I don't want this to be that way. My workbook, my courses got to be usable," so, anyway, that's what I've been doing is ... I think I've mentioned this before on this podcast, but, gosh, guys, if you can draw out pictures that represent your MLM ... I know I might sound cheesy, but the whole napkin thing, drawing out a business plan on a napkin -- there's some serious power to that. I encourage you to go do that. Anyway, so that's what I've been working on. And the other thing I've been working on is my auto-closing system.<br> I have a system that pulls people to me and vets them, so I know whether or not they're serious MLMers. It doesn't just get the leads, it qualifies the leads, and now I've been building really the auto-mated closing portion of this. It's slightly automated, I just know I could make it more automated, so that's what I've been building. And I choose to do it through, what I call, a "webinar funnel". What I do is I take ... And if you ever heard of webinars, it's probably not what you think. No one else does this. I've been making it up, and it seems to have been working. It is working, but I've been building the actual that goes with it. So, what it does is ... Page one, right? They land on ... This is what secretmlmhacks.com is gonna turn into soon, right?<br> First it will be like a webinar registration page, or a web class, or a product demo, or whatever you want to call it. And it'll be a webinar registration page, and they'll get a chance to sign up to see how I'm auto-recruiting people, right? And see the systems that I'm going through. The second page, after they actually register with their email address and their phone number ... The second page, I think it would be kind of cool if I tell my story on the thank you page. So, I go through and I tell them, "Hey, here's the story of why I joined this MLM," you know? And, to me, I want to do it that way because most of the time the scripts that my MLM, or my upline, was giving me ... They were so dry. The scripts they were giving me had to apply to so many walks of life that it ended up not applying to anybody, you know what I'm saying?<br> Those are the times when somebody comes out and they just kind of blabber all over you, and you're like, "I still have not figured out why you are in this? You know what I mean? Why are you asking me to be in this? I don't know why you're in it." So, I'm gonna tell my story on the thank you page before they watch the webinar, and I think what it's gonna do is it'll help people understand more ... I think it will help them bind to my personal tractive character, you know what I mean? Then the next thing the sales funnel, the automatic closing system, is gonna do is ... I'm gonna send out to them what's called an "indoctrination series". I'm gonna send three different pieces of information out to them that basically helps close people before they even show up to the webinar. That's like the biggest key with webinars.<br> Webinars is what I teach in my actual job. It's one of the things that I do, so I thought how cool would it be if I actually apply this to MLM? There's not many people that I've found that actually do it. There's a lot of people that I've found that teach it, but I want you to know that I do it and my stuff has helped a lot of people. So, anyway, I'm excited to do it because this is a part in an industry that I don't think has ever really had the stuff that I'm doing in this way before. It's totally new. It's not just an improvement on other stuff, this is ... Anyway, I'm excited. So, anyways, then I'll go through the actual webinar itself, and then I've got really, really powerful follow up and consumption series, and all these different series that we use to sell other products and services that are proven, that I know work -- I'm plugging them in. I'm really, really excited, guys, 'cause all of these other little things that I've been putting out there and that I've been doing in other industries.<br> I'm excited to rock it and put it together for the actual MLM stuff, so ... It's exciting. I don't know anyone else ... Anyway, I've already said that. So, that's what I've been working on, though -- tons of workbook stuff, lots of automatic webinar funnel stuff, and those are all things that obviously my team gets as well ... That's kind of my deal with them. It's like, "Hey, if you join, I give you all my stuff that helps you auto-recruit," but then anything that's kind of new, I'll give that to you also for free. But, anyway, that's kind of what's been going on. So that was a lot of talking, and I'm so sorry that ... I feel like I've just been blabbering, but that's where we've been.<br> There's always the sexy part of what we do, and there's the work part of it, and I'm in the midd...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh, yeah. So, here's the real mystery -- how do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Hey, guys. Hope you're doing fantastic. It has been busy, busy, busy over here. I've been doing a ton of stuff on the workbook that I've been putting together. This podcast, right now, as it stands, is all about ... I've kind of just been documenting the journey of me creating basically the course that teaches people how I automate my downline recruiting. Now, my system, personally, is already up. I'm already doing it. Obviously I continue to make tweaks and changes -- it's always getting better and better -- but my background is in tech a little bit. I'm not necessarily a coder, however I do a lot of tech stuff, and so what I've been doing for the last little bit is systematizing far more thoroughly the way that I actually auto-recruit people into my downline. I don't care which one you're in. My whole goal with this podcast, and with the course actually, is to show people how I auto-recruit, because I believe that MLM is broken out of the box. I believe it that it doesn't work very well. It can work, it just takes forever, too. Oh my gosh. So, my background is in internet marketing, so I'm just applying the same principles and I'm pushing it over into the MLM space, and it's been a lot of fun. So, where I've been right now, though, is I have been creating the workbook that goes along with the course, meaning ... How cool would it be if I created a course where there's a workbook side-by-side? So like, "Watch this video. Now answer the question in this workbook. Like, if you watch this video, you should be able to produce this output, right?" And I'm helping you apply as I go. So, anyways, it's been a lot of fun. What I've been doing the last little bit is I've been working with this graphic artist, who's been ... It was such an interesting exercise. I sat down and I drew out pictures that represented the principles that I was teaching. It was more thorough on my side to go through it that way, but I think it'd also be more thorough for the individual who's listening to go through the course that way also, if it's by pictures. I'm a kid at heart forever, and I'll totally stay that way. But it's been a lot of fun. I remember when I was in school, there were a few ... not a few times -- there was a lot of times I went and I bought books that I just never used. I never did anything with. They were so technical. They were so intense. 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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, hey what's going on everyone, this is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> So here's the real mystery, how do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes? Yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> Alright you guys, I've got something special to share with you today. Back when I was in college, when I first started learning about how to drive internet traffic and I started learning more about how to actually market online, there was a book I came across that had quite an impact on me. At the time, I was doing a lot of side businesses with buddies. We were going around trying to do real estate deals. We were, ... I was driving traffic for Paul Mitchell, like the big hair company. We'd build websites for the rising companies and their rising celebrities before they went on TV and stuff like that. We were all over the place doing tons of stuff. It was a lot of fun.<br> There was a specific book that I read, that really helped me understand more of what I need to be doing inside the person's brain, as they experienced what I was building. So think about this with your MLM, think about this with the things that you are out and you're creating. Think about what it is that you can start to apply here. This is a huge lesson, alright?<br> The book is launched. It's a book by Jeff Walker and what he does, is he teaches you how to create what we call a launch sequence and basically a product launch funnel. Lets say that you've never launched officially, the product you're selling. Lets say you've never actually created an event around the thing you're selling, how do you actually do that, right? I just talked about how you need to create events around what it is you do. Well, how do you actually do that, right? So the book launch is fantastic. I recommend it to pretty much everybody, whoever wants to make money online. And especially if you're inside the MLM space, because it's not a normal style book that I think most stereotypically, the MLMer will go through.<br> There were nine things that I realized that I needed before I was going to be successful inside my MLM. But what was funny is that none of them were tangible. These are all intangible things. Which to be honest, completely shocked me. I thought that it'd be some, hey, here's the nine steps, here's the nine things. That's not at all how this works. It works instead, ... think of it kind of an emotional state checklist. Lets make sure that we hit each one of these points inside the person's brain. These are the things that gets someone moving. I've already mentioned before, and we all know, humans are lazy by nature, I mean we just are. We always choose the path of least resistance, which is not a bad thing. Some people say that as a negative thing, but it means we go create better processes. "Hey, I don't want to walk 500 miles, lets invent a car." Not that that's how it happened, but you know what I mean, it's not a bad thing that we go for the path of least resistance.<br> However, a lot of times when it comes to our MLMs and the offers that we have, it can be a bad thing. If we don't put the other person in a certain state of mind, they're not going to do anything with your MLM. They're not going to do anything with your offer, they're not going to join you. They're not going to care at all about you because they will look at you as being selfish. Does that make sense?<br> When I was driving traffic for Paul Mitchell, that's when I started realizing. I can drive a crap ton of traffic. We drive traffic all over the place. I remember my record so far, is 53,400 visits in two days to a single website. And I was like holy crap, we can drive traffic. But I wasn't doing, ... I'm going to go through this list in just a second, there's nine of them, nine mental triggers, but I wasn't doing these triggers. Because I wasn't doing these triggers, it comes off as if I'm barking. It comes off as if I'm annoying, as if I'm loud, as if I'm running into somebody at the mall. Just like a standard cliché thing for MLMers to do. If you don't want to come across like this, or come across like you're barking or you're begging, or you're yelling, or you're saying, "Come over here, come with me." If you don't want to compete solely on price, this is how you do it. And these are nine things that you can do inside someone's brain to help them want to take action. Does that make sense?<br> Here they are, these are the nine. Number one, you've got to have some likability, meaning, are you likable? Does the other person like you? Now this list might sound a little bit shocking to you, but notice I didn't say, "Hey, tell them why you're cheaper than the other guy." Does that make sense? Do they like you? So number one, and some of these things are really easy to do and some of them are a little bit, harder to do. So number one, likability.<br> Number two, reciprocity. How do I get someone to feel reciprocity in their brain? How do I do it? Well, I give them something for free, which is exactly how I vet people on the internet. When people join my downline, I give them these systems that go out and say, hey lets get you, ... giving out this free stuff. If you don't have free stuff don't worry, I've got stuff for you. What it does is create these feelings of reciprocity, somebody wants to reciprocate. If someone shows up at your door on holidays and they've got something for you, lets say it's a neighbor, and lets say they bring you a plate of cookies. I remember distinctly, my mom, my wife, even my myself now, if someone says, hey, we've brought you this stuff. There's this immediate feeling, ... I'm always like, hey just wait a second, and I run back into the kitchen to see if I have something for them. You're trying to create that feeling of reciprocity. If you do that before ever asking for the sale, it's a lot easier.<br> So number one, likability. If you're just obviously a straight up jerk, obviously, it's hard to be likable. If you are what we call an attractive character, that doesn't mean visually, but are you someone that's nice to be around? You can create likability inside the person's brain. Number two, reciprocity. Are you creating reciprocity inside their head?<br> Number three, authority. Now authority is interesting. We trust figures of authority all the time. Lets say I'm driving down the street and I run a stop sign, I only need to barely glimpse the colors red and blue flashing lights in my rear view mirror to know that an authority figure is pulling me over. Does that make sense? So the question is to ask is, what are the authority figures? What's the feelings of authority, not that you're trying to be dominate or domineering, or use these powers I'm about to show you for evil. But what you are doing is, you're saying, hey, how can I come at a place of authority to show that I've actually done what I'm talking about. So if you can create feelings of authority.<br> Number four is trust. Now trust, ...a lot of these all happen and they're a little bit intertwined all through out. Someone can be in a place of authority but you can totally not trust them. I'm not going to get into this at all, but sure sometimes leaders that we've voted for or didn't vote for, those can have those feelings, where they're in a position of authority but maybe you don't trust them. There are different things. How do you develop trust? One of the easiest way to do it is to help the other person solve one of their problems before you ask them to help solve your own. What's the problem you're trying to solve? Well I want to join, I'm going to get this big downline. I want to get peo...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, hey what's going on everyone, this is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> So here's the real mystery, how do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes? Yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.<br> Alright you guys, I've got something special to share with you today. Back when I was in college, when I first started learning about how to drive internet traffic and I started learning more about how to actually market online, there was a book I came across that had quite an impact on me. At the time, I was doing a lot of side businesses with buddies. We were going around trying to do real estate deals. We were, ... I was driving traffic for Paul Mitchell, like the big hair company. We'd build websites for the rising companies and their rising celebrities before they went on TV and stuff like that. We were all over the place doing tons of stuff. It was a lot of fun.<br> There was a specific book that I read, that really helped me understand more of what I need to be doing inside the person's brain, as they experienced what I was building. So think about this with your MLM, think about this with the things that you are out and you're creating. Think about what it is that you can start to apply here. This is a huge lesson, alright?<br> The book is launched. It's a book by Jeff Walker and what he does, is he teaches you how to create what we call a launch sequence and basically a product launch funnel. Lets say that you've never launched officially, the product you're selling. Lets say you've never actually created an event around the thing you're selling, how do you actually do that, right? I just talked about how you need to create events around what it is you do. Well, how do you actually do that, right? So the book launch is fantastic. I recommend it to pretty much everybody, whoever wants to make money online. And especially if you're inside the MLM space, because it's not a normal style book that I think most stereotypically, the MLMer will go through.<br> There were nine things that I realized that I needed before I was going to be successful inside my MLM. But what was funny is that none of them were tangible. These are all intangible things. Which to be honest, completely shocked me. I thought that it'd be some, hey, here's the nine steps, here's the nine things. That's not at all how this works. It works instead, ... think of it kind of an emotional state checklist. Lets make sure that we hit each one of these points inside the person's brain. These are the things that gets someone moving. I've already mentioned before, and we all know, humans are lazy by nature, I mean we just are. We always choose the path of least resistance, which is not a bad thing. Some people say that as a negative thing, but it means we go create better processes. "Hey, I don't want to walk 500 miles, lets invent a car." Not that that's how it happened, but you know what I mean, it's not a bad thing that we go for the path of least resistance.<br> However, a lot of times when it comes to our MLMs and the offers that we have, it can be a bad thing. If we don't put the other person in a certain state of mind, they're not going to do anything with your MLM. They're not going to do anything with your offer, they're not going to join you. They're not going to care at all about you because they will look at you as being selfish. Does that make sense?<br> When I was driving traffic for Paul Mitchell, that's when I started realizing. I can drive a crap ton of traffic. We drive traffic all over the place. I remember my record so far, is 53,400 visits in two days to a single website. And I was like holy crap, we can drive traffic. But I wasn't doing, ... I'm going to go through this list in just a second, there's nine of them, nine mental triggers, but I wasn't doing these triggers. Because I wasn't doing these triggers, it comes off as if I'm barking. It comes off as if I'm annoying, as if I'm loud, as if I'm running into somebody at the mall. Just like a standard cliché thing for MLMers to do. If you don't want to come across like this, or come across like you're barking or you're begging, or you're yelling, or you're saying, "Come over here, come with me." If you don't want to compete solely on price, this is how you do it. And these are nine things that you can do inside someone's brain to help them want to take action. Does that make sense?<br> Here they are, these are the nine. Number one, you've got to have some likability, meaning, are you likable? Does the other person like you? Now this list might sound a little bit shocking to you, but notice I didn't say, "Hey, tell them why you're cheaper than the other guy." Does that make sense? Do they like you? So number one, and some of these things are really easy to do and some of them are a little bit, harder to do. So number one, likability.<br> Number two, reciprocity. How do I get someone to feel reciprocity in their brain? How do I do it? Well, I give them something for free, which is exactly how I vet people on the internet. When people join my downline, I give them these systems that go out and say, hey lets get you, ... giving out this free stuff. If you don't have free stuff don't worry, I've got stuff for you. What it does is create these feelings of reciprocity, somebody wants to reciprocate. If someone shows up at your door on holidays and they've got something for you, lets say it's a neighbor, and lets say they bring you a plate of cookies. I remember distinctly, my mom, my wife, even my myself now, if someone says, hey, we've brought you this stuff. There's this immediate feeling, ... I'm always like, hey just wait a second, and I run back into the kitchen to see if I have something for them. You're trying to create that feeling of reciprocity. If you do that before ever asking for the sale, it's a lot easier.<br> So number one, likability. If you're just obviously a straight up jerk, obviously, it's hard to be likable. If you are what we call an attractive character, that doesn't mean visually, but are you someone that's nice to be around? You can create likability inside the person's brain. Number two, reciprocity. Are you creating reciprocity inside their head?<br> Number three, authority. Now authority is interesting. We trust figures of authority all the time. Lets say I'm driving down the street and I run a stop sign, I only need to barely glimpse the colors red and blue flashing lights in my rear view mirror to know that an authority figure is pulling me over. Does that make sense? So the question is to ask is, what are the authority figures? What's the feelings of authority, not that you're trying to be dominate or domineering, or use these powers I'm about to show you for evil. But what you are doing is, you're saying, hey, how can I come at a place of authority to show that I've actually done what I'm talking about. So if you can create feelings of authority.<br> Number four is trust. Now trust, ...a lot of these all happen and they're a little bit intertwined all through out. Someone can be in a place of authority but you can totally not trust them. I'm not going to get into this at all, but sure sometimes leaders that we've voted for or didn't vote for, those can have those feelings, where they're in a position of authority but maybe you don't trust them. There are different things. How do you develop trust? One of the easiest way to do it is to help the other person solve one of their problems before you ask them to help solve your own. What's the problem you're trying to solve? Well I want to join, I'm going to get this big downline. I want to get peo...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Hey, hey what's going on everyone, this is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery, how do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes? Yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Alright you guys, I've got something special to share with you today. Back when I was in college, when I first started learning about how to drive internet traffic and I started learning more about how to actually market online, there was a book I came across that had quite an impact on me. At the time, I was doing a lot of side businesses with buddies. We were going around trying to do real estate deals. We were, ... I was driving traffic for Paul Mitchell, like the big hair company. We'd build websites for the rising companies and their rising celebrities before they went on TV and stuff like that. We were all over the place doing tons of stuff. It was a lot of fun. There was a specific book that I read, that really helped me understand more of what I need to be doing inside the person's brain, as they experienced what I was building. So think about this with your MLM, think about this with the things that you are out and you're creating. Think about what it is that you can start to apply here. This is a huge lesson, alright? The book is launched. It's a book by Jeff Walker and what he does, is he teaches you how to create what we call a launch sequence and basically a product launch funnel. Lets say that you've never launched officially, the product you're selling. Lets say you've never actually created an event around the thing you're selling, how do you actually do that, right? I just talked about how you need to create events around what it is you do. Well, how do you actually do that, right? So the book launch is fantastic. I recommend it to pretty much everybody, whoever wants to make money online. And especially if you're inside the MLM space, because it's not a normal style book that I think most stereotypically, the MLMer will go through. There were nine things that I realized that I needed before I was going to be successful inside my MLM. But what was funny is that none of them were tangible. These are all intangible things. Which to be honest, completely shocked me. I thought that it'd be some, hey, here's the nine steps, here's the nine things. That's not at all how this works. It works instead, ... think of it kind of an emotional state checklist. Lets make sure that we hit each one of these points inside the person's brain. These are the things that gets someone moving. I've already mentioned before, and we all know, humans are lazy by nature, I mean we just are. We always choose the path of least resistance, which is not a bad thing. Some people say that as a negative thing, but it means we go create better processes. "Hey, I don't want to walk 500 miles, lets invent a car." Not that that's how it happened, but you know what I mean, it's not a bad thing that we go for the path of least resistance. However, a lot of times when it comes to our MLMs and the offers that we have, it can be a bad thing. If we don't put the other person in a certain state of mind, they're not going to do anything with your MLM. They're not going to do anything with your offer, they're not going to join you. They're not going to care at all about you because they will look at you as being selfish. Does that make sense? When I was driving traffic for Paul Mitchell, that's when I started realizing. I can drive a crap ton of traffic. We drive traffic all over the place. I remember my record so far, is 53,400 visits in two days to a single website. And I was like holy crap, we can drive traffic. But I wasn't doing, ... I'm going to go through this list in just a second, there's nine of them, nine mental triggers, but I wasn't doing these triggers. Because I wasn't doing these triggers, it comes off as if I'm barking. It comes off as if I'm annoying, as if I'm loud, as if I'm running into somebody at the mall. Just like a standard cliché thing for MLMers to do. If you don't want to come across like this, or come across like you're barking or you're begging, or you're yelling, or you're saying, "Come over here, come with me." If you don't want to compete solely on price, this is how you do it. And these are nine things that you can do inside someone's brain to help them want to take action. Does that make sense? Here they are, these are the nine. Number one, you've got to have some likability, meaning, are you likable? Does the other person like you? 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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larson and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us cheat and only bug family members and friends? You want a profitable home business, how do recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larson, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey, hey. So, when I was in college I started studying internet marketing shortly after in MLM actually, and I joined the MLM and there was very little guidance. I will be honest with you guys, I just did not do well in it, which made me sad. I really wanted to be successful with it. I thought it was going to be the way that would pay for our first born child that was on the way at the time, and I was very excited, and I started studying internet marketing, and I started running into these different companies that really looked like they knew what they were doing. I would compare them and compare their leaders, and stuff like that with other people and I was like, "I want to go learn more about them."</p> <p> </p> <p>They had an event that was coming up, and I realized, "Oh, my gosh. I have got to get to this event." It's coming up in three months. I have no money, at the time I was like, "I have no money. How the heck am I to get to this event?" I had learned to build what is called a sales funnel. Basically, it's a series of webpages that are linked together that are basically to sell stuff similar to Amazon or Shopify, things like that. There's up sales and down sales an automation and email sequences, and things like that, and it's one of the major reasons why I can build an automated recruited funnel, like I have. You know, that pulls people in and auto-recruits them, and brings all the leads to me, and I don't have to go ... I hate talking on the phone. I'm terrible at talking on the phone, which is funny because I was a telemarketer, but I'm just really bad at chumming it up on the phone. For whatever reason, it totally stresses me out.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway, I was like, "Hey. How do I get to this event? I can't get to this event. We have mo money. We've got nothing." So, I was like, "You know what, Robert Kiyosaki talks about the difference between rich people and poor people, even though we had no money at the time I was trying to walk the walk at least, and he says Robert Kiyosaki says, "Poor look at something and say "I can't afford that," and rich people look at something and say, "How can I can I afford that?"" I was like, "We have no money, but how can I afford this?" How can I get to this event, and for whatever reason it was so stuck in my mind, that if I could just get to this event, for whatever reason, it would be like the next platform. It would be the next catalyst. I can't explain it. It was something. It was palatable. It was something deep inside.</p> <p> </p> <p>Like I really, really had to get to this event. It was this company's event. It was actually an event for Click Funnels, if you know who they are, 2016 their funnel hacking live event, and I was like, "I have got to get to it," and at the time I actually was working on and building the first beta version of Secret MLM Hacks. Not actually Secret MLM Hacks, but something called the Automated Down and Recruiting Funnel, and I was building the beta, and I was about to go launch it, and put it out there, and I wanted to get better, and I wanted to do awesome at it, and I knew if I got to the event, that for some reason it would be the accelerant. You guys probably know what I'm talking about. Right? I just had to be there, and I was like, "But we have no money."</p> <p> </p> <p>So, I was like just like Robert Kiyosaki said, "There's those who have resources, and then there are those who are resourceful," and I decided to become resourceful, and I already was an individual, but I had never done it in this way before, and what I did is I started approaching businesses and building for them internet sales funnels, basically sales websites, if you don't know what those are, and I started building them in return for them buying me a plane ticket. Then I did the next one and I was like, "Hey, now will you buy me an event ticket?" Then I did the next one, and I was like, "Hey will you buy a hotel night?" You know what I mean? I literally bootstrapped my entire to that event. I knew that I needed to be there, and I told me teachers I wasn't going to be there. I was in college. I was a good student, at first I wasn't but I learned how to learn and I was getting straight A's, and I was killing it. It was awesome, and I was in the army. Life was busy.</p> <p> </p> <p>Life was extremely busy, and what was funny is I got to the event, and I cannot explain the feeling that I had when I was there. I mean I was soaking it in, every piece. I mean I'm having a hard time describing it even on this podcast. I wanted to be at this thing so badly that I was graduating in a week from the event's time, graduating college, and I didn't care that I was graduating. I wanted to be at it so badly, that I was sacrificing whatever it took, and I was like, "You know what, I'm going to give up grades. I'm going to give up school. I'm going whatever it takes to get to this event, and if I do it, and if I go and if I'm teachable, and coachable I know something good will happen. I don't even know what. I just have this feeling that something good is going to happen." That's exactly what happened.</p> <p> </p> <p>I got there, and it was really easy to tell the people who had not sacrificed in order to get to the event. I walked in and I still remember what the carpet even looks like, guys. I mean it's such a vivid thing. I sacrificed so much. So much of my life was poured over to me getting to this event that I mean I remember how the room smelled. That was two and a half years ago. I mean it was a long time ago, and I still remember. I walked in and I remember the first guy looked at me and he goes, "Hey, what's your name?" I said, "My name is Steve Larson," and he looked up slowly and he goes, "Are you that guy pulling off all that Star Wars ninja crap on our software?" I was like, "What do you mean?" He goes, "You are. I want you to apply here." I was like, "Holy crap," and at the time I was going to go run marketing for a company in Florida, and I had building for them, and anyway it was so much fun. It was awesome.</p> <p> </p> <p>I took 56 pages of notes during that event. My butt was always in the seat when it needed to be. I was always attentive. I was interactive. I got up and asked questions in the middle of the event. There was 1,100 people there. I mean that was a lot of people. I mean I was so engaged in the full process. I was selling products to people. I was there. I was striking several thousand dollar deals. I was in. I was indoctrinated. I gave up parts of my life. I gave up comfort. I gave up time, freedom. I gave up friend time. I didn't really have that many because I was like, "I am going to go and just make this happen. I don't know what it's going to take, but I am going to do it. Get out of my way." Does that make sense?</p> <p> </p> <p>What I want to talk to you about today, even though I have been talking about it is power of events. Events for whatever reason stick strong in people's minds, and they make time for them. They put stuff aside for them. They sacrifice personal time, family time, comfort. They go through pain. They do things that they would not otherwise do. When you create an event that is worthwhile attending, you create something that it actually has the power to change somebody's life, and I always hate when people say this stuff, "Maybe you this could change your business or change your life." I get it. I understand why they're saying it, but it was true...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larson and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us cheat and only bug family members and friends? You want a profitable home business, how do recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larson, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey, hey. So, when I was in college I started studying internet marketing shortly after in MLM actually, and I joined the MLM and there was very little guidance. I will be honest with you guys, I just did not do well in it, which made me sad. I really wanted to be successful with it. I thought it was going to be the way that would pay for our first born child that was on the way at the time, and I was very excited, and I started studying internet marketing, and I started running into these different companies that really looked like they knew what they were doing. I would compare them and compare their leaders, and stuff like that with other people and I was like, "I want to go learn more about them."</p> <p> </p> <p>They had an event that was coming up, and I realized, "Oh, my gosh. I have got to get to this event." It's coming up in three months. I have no money, at the time I was like, "I have no money. How the heck am I to get to this event?" I had learned to build what is called a sales funnel. Basically, it's a series of webpages that are linked together that are basically to sell stuff similar to Amazon or Shopify, things like that. There's up sales and down sales an automation and email sequences, and things like that, and it's one of the major reasons why I can build an automated recruited funnel, like I have. You know, that pulls people in and auto-recruits them, and brings all the leads to me, and I don't have to go ... I hate talking on the phone. I'm terrible at talking on the phone, which is funny because I was a telemarketer, but I'm just really bad at chumming it up on the phone. For whatever reason, it totally stresses me out.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway, I was like, "Hey. How do I get to this event? I can't get to this event. We have mo money. We've got nothing." So, I was like, "You know what, Robert Kiyosaki talks about the difference between rich people and poor people, even though we had no money at the time I was trying to walk the walk at least, and he says Robert Kiyosaki says, "Poor look at something and say "I can't afford that," and rich people look at something and say, "How can I can I afford that?"" I was like, "We have no money, but how can I afford this?" How can I get to this event, and for whatever reason it was so stuck in my mind, that if I could just get to this event, for whatever reason, it would be like the next platform. It would be the next catalyst. I can't explain it. It was something. It was palatable. It was something deep inside.</p> <p> </p> <p>Like I really, really had to get to this event. It was this company's event. It was actually an event for Click Funnels, if you know who they are, 2016 their funnel hacking live event, and I was like, "I have got to get to it," and at the time I actually was working on and building the first beta version of Secret MLM Hacks. Not actually Secret MLM Hacks, but something called the Automated Down and Recruiting Funnel, and I was building the beta, and I was about to go launch it, and put it out there, and I wanted to get better, and I wanted to do awesome at it, and I knew if I got to the event, that for some reason it would be the accelerant. You guys probably know what I'm talking about. Right? I just had to be there, and I was like, "But we have no money."</p> <p> </p> <p>So, I was like just like Robert Kiyosaki said, "There's those who have resources, and then there are those who are resourceful," and I decided to become resourceful, and I already was an individual, but I had never done it in this way before, and what I did is I started approaching businesses and building for them internet sales funnels, basically sales websites, if you don't know what those are, and I started building them in return for them buying me a plane ticket. Then I did the next one and I was like, "Hey, now will you buy me an event ticket?" Then I did the next one, and I was like, "Hey will you buy a hotel night?" You know what I mean? I literally bootstrapped my entire to that event. I knew that I needed to be there, and I told me teachers I wasn't going to be there. I was in college. I was a good student, at first I wasn't but I learned how to learn and I was getting straight A's, and I was killing it. It was awesome, and I was in the army. Life was busy.</p> <p> </p> <p>Life was extremely busy, and what was funny is I got to the event, and I cannot explain the feeling that I had when I was there. I mean I was soaking it in, every piece. I mean I'm having a hard time describing it even on this podcast. I wanted to be at this thing so badly that I was graduating in a week from the event's time, graduating college, and I didn't care that I was graduating. I wanted to be at it so badly, that I was sacrificing whatever it took, and I was like, "You know what, I'm going to give up grades. I'm going to give up school. I'm going whatever it takes to get to this event, and if I do it, and if I go and if I'm teachable, and coachable I know something good will happen. I don't even know what. I just have this feeling that something good is going to happen." That's exactly what happened.</p> <p> </p> <p>I got there, and it was really easy to tell the people who had not sacrificed in order to get to the event. I walked in and I still remember what the carpet even looks like, guys. I mean it's such a vivid thing. I sacrificed so much. So much of my life was poured over to me getting to this event that I mean I remember how the room smelled. That was two and a half years ago. I mean it was a long time ago, and I still remember. I walked in and I remember the first guy looked at me and he goes, "Hey, what's your name?" I said, "My name is Steve Larson," and he looked up slowly and he goes, "Are you that guy pulling off all that Star Wars ninja crap on our software?" I was like, "What do you mean?" He goes, "You are. I want you to apply here." I was like, "Holy crap," and at the time I was going to go run marketing for a company in Florida, and I had building for them, and anyway it was so much fun. It was awesome.</p> <p> </p> <p>I took 56 pages of notes during that event. My butt was always in the seat when it needed to be. I was always attentive. I was interactive. I got up and asked questions in the middle of the event. There was 1,100 people there. I mean that was a lot of people. I mean I was so engaged in the full process. I was selling products to people. I was there. I was striking several thousand dollar deals. I was in. I was indoctrinated. I gave up parts of my life. I gave up comfort. I gave up time, freedom. I gave up friend time. I didn't really have that many because I was like, "I am going to go and just make this happen. I don't know what it's going to take, but I am going to do it. Get out of my way." Does that make sense?</p> <p> </p> <p>What I want to talk to you about today, even though I have been talking about it is power of events. Events for whatever reason stick strong in people's minds, and they make time for them. They put stuff aside for them. They sacrifice personal time, family time, comfort. They go through pain. They do things that they would not otherwise do. When you create an event that is worthwhile attending, you create something that it actually has the power to change somebody's life, and I always hate when people say this stuff, "Maybe you this could change your business or change your life." I get it. I understand why they're saying it, but it was true...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larson and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us cheat and only bug family members and friends? You want a profitable home business, how do recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larson, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.   Hey, hey. So, when I was in college I started studying internet marketing shortly after in MLM actually, and I joined the MLM and there was very little guidance. I will be honest with you guys, I just did not do well in it, which made me sad. I really wanted to be successful with it. I thought it was going to be the way that would pay for our first born child that was on the way at the time, and I was very excited, and I started studying internet marketing, and I started running into these different companies that really looked like they knew what they were doing. I would compare them and compare their leaders, and stuff like that with other people and I was like, "I want to go learn more about them."   They had an event that was coming up, and I realized, "Oh, my gosh. I have got to get to this event." It's coming up in three months. I have no money, at the time I was like, "I have no money. How the heck am I to get to this event?" I had learned to build what is called a sales funnel. Basically, it's a series of webpages that are linked together that are basically to sell stuff similar to Amazon or Shopify, things like that. There's up sales and down sales an automation and email sequences, and things like that, and it's one of the major reasons why I can build an automated recruited funnel, like I have. You know, that pulls people in and auto-recruits them, and brings all the leads to me, and I don't have to go ... I hate talking on the phone. I'm terrible at talking on the phone, which is funny because I was a telemarketer, but I'm just really bad at chumming it up on the phone. For whatever reason, it totally stresses me out.   Anyway, I was like, "Hey. How do I get to this event? I can't get to this event. We have mo money. We've got nothing." So, I was like, "You know what, Robert Kiyosaki talks about the difference between rich people and poor people, even though we had no money at the time I was trying to walk the walk at least, and he says Robert Kiyosaki says, "Poor look at something and say "I can't afford that," and rich people look at something and say, "How can I can I afford that?"" I was like, "We have no money, but how can I afford this?" How can I get to this event, and for whatever reason it was so stuck in my mind, that if I could just get to this event, for whatever reason, it would be like the next platform. It would be the next catalyst. I can't explain it. It was something. It was palatable. It was something deep inside.   Like I really, really had to get to this event. It was this company's event. It was actually an event for Click Funnels, if you know who they are, 2016 their funnel hacking live event, and I was like, "I have got to get to it," and at the time I actually was working on and building the first beta version of Secret MLM Hacks. Not actually Secret MLM Hacks, but something called the Automated Down and Recruiting Funnel, and I was building the beta, and I was about to go launch it, and put it out there, and I wanted to get better, and I wanted to do awesome at it, and I knew if I got to the event, that for some reason it would be the accelerant. You guys probably know what I'm talking about. Right? I just had to be there, and I was like, "But we have no money."   So, I was like just like Robert Kiyosaki said, "There's those who have resources, and then there are those who are resourceful," and I decided to become resourceful, and I already was an individual, but I had never done it in this way before, and what I did is I started approaching businesses and building for them internet sales funnels, basically sales websites, if you don't know what those are, and I started building them in return for them buying me a plane ticket. Then I did the next one and I was like, "Hey, now will you buy me an event ticket?" Then I did the next one, and I was like, "Hey will you buy a hotel night?" You know what I mean? I literally bootstrapped my entire to that event. I knew that I needed to be there, and I told me teachers I wasn't going to be there. I was in college. I was a good student, at first I wasn't but I learned how to learn and I was getting straight A's, and I was killing it. It was awesome, and I was in the army. Life was busy.   Life was extremely busy, and what was funny is I got to the event, and I cannot explain the feeling that I had when I was there. I mean I was soaking it in, every piece. I mean I'm having a hard time describing it even on this podcast. I wanted to be at t...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larson and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. So here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us cheat and only bug family members and friends? You want a profitable home business, how do recruit A play</itunes:subtitle>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, what's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>So here’s the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn’t cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home-business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>All right you guys. Hey, hope everything's going well. I know the weekend kind of just ended. I was playing with my little 3-year-old and my little 2-year-old. We were running around the house and it was a lot of fun. I don't totally know why I'm telling this, but we were running around and I'm loud. I'm loud. I think it's sad to try and keep kids quiet. I think that we all want to express ourselves and be open and loud so we were being loud and we were running around and I was yelling. I was chasing around our house and anyways, it was a lot of fun.</p> <p> </p> <p>We were playing this game and I was running up the stairs and all of a sudden, I totally tripped and we had been going for a while and I was pretty tired. I think, I don't know, if I just closed my eyes or whatever, but I'm pretty sure I either really sprained or slightly fractured a toe. Pardon my foot there. Anyway, it's been kind of funny because we got an event coming up here for about three days. I'm not going to be running. I will be standing the next three days and so I was like, "Well, that's good timing. This is going to throw an extra little piece of little wrench in there."</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey, I just wanted to real quick tell you guys what's been going on here. My quest has been to help people learn how they can automate their downline recruiting. Now, I do help people sell their products as well and I'm not here to pitch you or anything like that. I just want to show you what process I've been taking in order to create the course that's going to go along with this because it's been a really fun journey along the way.</p> <p> </p> <p>I think that there's, I don't know, just kind of top of mind here, there's been something on my mind as I've been creating this course that I've noticed I think I've been good at with my MLM without knowing it. You know what I mean? I used to do door-to-door sales and would go door to door and I was actually pretty good at it, and good enough that I got invited on a special retreat with the rest of the owners and they brought us up to this cabin. It was awesome, this big log cabin as such and it was super fun.</p> <p> </p> <p>There's this pool and we were all just hanging out, but then there's part where there was this training that would happen. I don't remember anything else, but this one line. This guy stood up. He's actually one of the owners of the entire thing. He stood up and he said, "Look, one of the reasons that we're here and one of the reasons why younger door-to-door salesmen struggle is because we as leaders don't know what we know." Meaning, we've been doing it long enough that we don't quite understand why we're doing what we're doing. We just know that it works and we've never actually sat down to figure out, oh, my gosh. This stuff is working because of X, Y and Z. We've never actually figured out the mechanics that makes it work, right.</p> <p> </p> <p>As I've been sitting down and as I've been creating this course and putting all these things together and standing in front of all these big, massive 3 foot by 3 foot boards I made and all these cool drawings and stuff, and it's been interesting to realize why my automated downline recruiting funnels have been working, my recruiting system, why they're working. How come people are joining and I have ... Anyway, I thought it was because of one thing, but it's actually because of a few other things. You know what I mean? It's been fascinating.</p> <p> </p> <p>What it's made me do and what I've been doing the whole time as I've been creating this and I think what you should do for your downline is I've actually been ... This is going to sound cheesy, but there's a book called Draw to Win and I mean just the title alone kind of talks about what the book talks about. It's got a picture of a white board marker. Anyway, think of it as like football plays, right. You sit down and you start drawing a diagram of hey, you go here and this person goes here and that goes there, right. They're not like super high class drawings or whatever, and you know what, mine are not either. I really never graduated past stick figures. I really cannot draw at all. No joke. I'm super bad at it.</p> <p> </p> <p>For this workbook and these things I've been putting together, I'll go draw the pictures that represent the principle. It's been funny because parts that I thought that would be really easy to describe and communicate in a picture have actually been very difficult and vice-versa where it's like this is going to be super hard. I'm like, "Oh, that was really easy to describe in a picture." What's been funny is how much deeper I've been learning my own craft because of it.</p> <p> </p> <p>Here's what I'm suggesting is that when you actually get out there and you start recruiting somebody, right, and they're excited, they're bright eyed and bushy tailed, and they get out and they start doing whatever, if you let them get out there, you're doing your downline and they're like, "Hey, I'm going to go out and I'm going to do whatever," you let that happen and they go all over the place, you're setting them up for failure right off the bat. You are and in my strong opinion, you need to create what is called a success path.</p> <p> </p> <p>There's a guy inside of the internet marketing world named Stu McLaren. The guy makes millions of dollars every year creating membership sites that he only runs, spends two to three weeks a year putting together and running, two to three weeks a year for several million dollars a year totally on auto pilot like crazy, crazy. What's fascinating about it, we had a chance to learn from him, and what he taught was that as the moment somebody joins and goes into these membership areas, they are typically in any member area, they are bombarded, just straight bombarded and stressed to the max with information, information overload, way too much stuff going on.</p> <p> </p> <p>The exact same thing happens inside of an MLM. There's way too much information. All the comp plans and all these different ... I know guys who take teams to go read the comp plan together because there's so much stuff inside of them usually and let alone let's figure out what the product does and how it sells or how to recruit people. You know what I mean? It's big.</p> <p> </p> <p>The problem is a lot of us will go out there, the moment we recruit somebody and it's like, "Hey, good luck," and we haven't created a way for them to win. That's what this guy, Stu McLaren was talking about with his sites and with his business was that the way he gets around information overwhelm and information overload, which ultimately is the biggest reason people cancel, the way he gets around it is by creating what he calls a success path.</p> <p> </p> <p>Now you've got to start doing that for your MLM. You've got to start doing that whenever people ... Systematize it. That's what actually duplicates you, right. The system does because you're not going to really duplicate yourself. You're you, but a system can, right. If you get the system down, you're like, "Hey, number one, I want them to read X, Y, and Z and watch this thing over here. Number two, let's do this, this and this. Number three, do this. All right, now that he's done through this success path, these are our rituals and we're going to do this every single day and those are the things that actually make this bu...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, what's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>So here’s the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn’t cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home-business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>All right you guys. Hey, hope everything's going well. I know the weekend kind of just ended. I was playing with my little 3-year-old and my little 2-year-old. We were running around the house and it was a lot of fun. I don't totally know why I'm telling this, but we were running around and I'm loud. I'm loud. I think it's sad to try and keep kids quiet. I think that we all want to express ourselves and be open and loud so we were being loud and we were running around and I was yelling. I was chasing around our house and anyways, it was a lot of fun.</p> <p> </p> <p>We were playing this game and I was running up the stairs and all of a sudden, I totally tripped and we had been going for a while and I was pretty tired. I think, I don't know, if I just closed my eyes or whatever, but I'm pretty sure I either really sprained or slightly fractured a toe. Pardon my foot there. Anyway, it's been kind of funny because we got an event coming up here for about three days. I'm not going to be running. I will be standing the next three days and so I was like, "Well, that's good timing. This is going to throw an extra little piece of little wrench in there."</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey, I just wanted to real quick tell you guys what's been going on here. My quest has been to help people learn how they can automate their downline recruiting. Now, I do help people sell their products as well and I'm not here to pitch you or anything like that. I just want to show you what process I've been taking in order to create the course that's going to go along with this because it's been a really fun journey along the way.</p> <p> </p> <p>I think that there's, I don't know, just kind of top of mind here, there's been something on my mind as I've been creating this course that I've noticed I think I've been good at with my MLM without knowing it. You know what I mean? I used to do door-to-door sales and would go door to door and I was actually pretty good at it, and good enough that I got invited on a special retreat with the rest of the owners and they brought us up to this cabin. It was awesome, this big log cabin as such and it was super fun.</p> <p> </p> <p>There's this pool and we were all just hanging out, but then there's part where there was this training that would happen. I don't remember anything else, but this one line. This guy stood up. He's actually one of the owners of the entire thing. He stood up and he said, "Look, one of the reasons that we're here and one of the reasons why younger door-to-door salesmen struggle is because we as leaders don't know what we know." Meaning, we've been doing it long enough that we don't quite understand why we're doing what we're doing. We just know that it works and we've never actually sat down to figure out, oh, my gosh. This stuff is working because of X, Y and Z. We've never actually figured out the mechanics that makes it work, right.</p> <p> </p> <p>As I've been sitting down and as I've been creating this course and putting all these things together and standing in front of all these big, massive 3 foot by 3 foot boards I made and all these cool drawings and stuff, and it's been interesting to realize why my automated downline recruiting funnels have been working, my recruiting system, why they're working. How come people are joining and I have ... Anyway, I thought it was because of one thing, but it's actually because of a few other things. You know what I mean? It's been fascinating.</p> <p> </p> <p>What it's made me do and what I've been doing the whole time as I've been creating this and I think what you should do for your downline is I've actually been ... This is going to sound cheesy, but there's a book called Draw to Win and I mean just the title alone kind of talks about what the book talks about. It's got a picture of a white board marker. Anyway, think of it as like football plays, right. You sit down and you start drawing a diagram of hey, you go here and this person goes here and that goes there, right. They're not like super high class drawings or whatever, and you know what, mine are not either. I really never graduated past stick figures. I really cannot draw at all. No joke. I'm super bad at it.</p> <p> </p> <p>For this workbook and these things I've been putting together, I'll go draw the pictures that represent the principle. It's been funny because parts that I thought that would be really easy to describe and communicate in a picture have actually been very difficult and vice-versa where it's like this is going to be super hard. I'm like, "Oh, that was really easy to describe in a picture." What's been funny is how much deeper I've been learning my own craft because of it.</p> <p> </p> <p>Here's what I'm suggesting is that when you actually get out there and you start recruiting somebody, right, and they're excited, they're bright eyed and bushy tailed, and they get out and they start doing whatever, if you let them get out there, you're doing your downline and they're like, "Hey, I'm going to go out and I'm going to do whatever," you let that happen and they go all over the place, you're setting them up for failure right off the bat. You are and in my strong opinion, you need to create what is called a success path.</p> <p> </p> <p>There's a guy inside of the internet marketing world named Stu McLaren. The guy makes millions of dollars every year creating membership sites that he only runs, spends two to three weeks a year putting together and running, two to three weeks a year for several million dollars a year totally on auto pilot like crazy, crazy. What's fascinating about it, we had a chance to learn from him, and what he taught was that as the moment somebody joins and goes into these membership areas, they are typically in any member area, they are bombarded, just straight bombarded and stressed to the max with information, information overload, way too much stuff going on.</p> <p> </p> <p>The exact same thing happens inside of an MLM. There's way too much information. All the comp plans and all these different ... I know guys who take teams to go read the comp plan together because there's so much stuff inside of them usually and let alone let's figure out what the product does and how it sells or how to recruit people. You know what I mean? It's big.</p> <p> </p> <p>The problem is a lot of us will go out there, the moment we recruit somebody and it's like, "Hey, good luck," and we haven't created a way for them to win. That's what this guy, Stu McLaren was talking about with his sites and with his business was that the way he gets around information overwhelm and information overload, which ultimately is the biggest reason people cancel, the way he gets around it is by creating what he calls a success path.</p> <p> </p> <p>Now you've got to start doing that for your MLM. You've got to start doing that whenever people ... Systematize it. That's what actually duplicates you, right. The system does because you're not going to really duplicate yourself. You're you, but a system can, right. If you get the system down, you're like, "Hey, number one, I want them to read X, Y, and Z and watch this thing over here. Number two, let's do this, this and this. Number three, do this. All right, now that he's done through this success path, these are our rituals and we're going to do this every single day and those are the things that actually make this bu...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Hey, what's going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.   So here’s the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn’t cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home-business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.   All right you guys. Hey, hope everything's going well. I know the weekend kind of just ended. I was playing with my little 3-year-old and my little 2-year-old. We were running around the house and it was a lot of fun. I don't totally know why I'm telling this, but we were running around and I'm loud. I'm loud. I think it's sad to try and keep kids quiet. I think that we all want to express ourselves and be open and loud so we were being loud and we were running around and I was yelling. I was chasing around our house and anyways, it was a lot of fun.   We were playing this game and I was running up the stairs and all of a sudden, I totally tripped and we had been going for a while and I was pretty tired. I think, I don't know, if I just closed my eyes or whatever, but I'm pretty sure I either really sprained or slightly fractured a toe. Pardon my foot there. Anyway, it's been kind of funny because we got an event coming up here for about three days. I'm not going to be running. I will be standing the next three days and so I was like, "Well, that's good timing. This is going to throw an extra little piece of little wrench in there."   Hey, I just wanted to real quick tell you guys what's been going on here. My quest has been to help people learn how they can automate their downline recruiting. Now, I do help people sell their products as well and I'm not here to pitch you or anything like that. I just want to show you what process I've been taking in order to create the course that's going to go along with this because it's been a really fun journey along the way.   I think that there's, I don't know, just kind of top of mind here, there's been something on my mind as I've been creating this course that I've noticed I think I've been good at with my MLM without knowing it. You know what I mean? I used to do door-to-door sales and would go door to door and I was actually pretty good at it, and good enough that I got invited on a special retreat with the rest of the owners and they brought us up to this cabin. It was awesome, this big log cabin as such and it was super fun.   There's this pool and we were all just hanging out, but then there's part where there was this training that would happen. I don't remember anything else, but this one line. This guy stood up. He's actually one of the owners of the entire thing. He stood up and he said, "Look, one of the reasons that we're here and one of the reasons why younger door-to-door salesmen struggle is because we as leaders don't know what we know." Meaning, we've been doing it long enough that we don't quite understand why we're doing what we're doing. We just know that it works and we've never actually sat down to figure out, oh, my gosh. This stuff is working because of X, Y and Z. We've never actually figured out the mechanics that makes it work, right.   As I've been sitting down and as I've been creating this course and putting all these things together and standing in front of all these big, massive 3 foot by 3 foot boards I made and all these cool drawings and stuff, and it's been interesting to realize why my automated downline recruiting funnels have been working, my recruiting system, why they're working. How come people are joining and I have ... Anyway, I thought it was because of one thing, but it's actually because of a few other things. You know what I mean? It's been fascinating.   What it's made me do and what I've been doing the whole time as I've been creating this and I think what you should do for your downline is I've actually been ... This is going to sound cheesy, but there's a book called Draw to Win and I mean just the title alone kind of talks about what the book talks about. It's got a picture of a white board marker. Anyway, think of it as like football plays, right. You sit down and you start drawing a diagram of hey, you go here and this person goes here and that goes there, right. They're not like super high class drawings or whatever, and you know what, mine are not either. I really never graduated past stick figures. I really cannot draw at all. No joke. I'm super bad at it.   For this workbook and these things I've been putting together, I'll go draw the pictures that represent the principle. It's been funny because parts that I thought that would be really easy to describe and communicate in a picture have actually been very difficult and vice-versa where it's like this is going to be super hard. I'm lik...</itunes:summary>
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What was really nice about that is that we would go kind of sneak away sometimes in the weekends or even weeks at a time we go backpacking. I know we talked about backpacking a little bit on a previous episode, but I learned to love it. It's not that I ever really hated it in fact, but I actually learned to really like it. I really enjoy it. The only reason I bring it up is because recently I was talking to my dad and we were thinking like, "Man, we should go on another huge backpacking trip."</p> <p> </p> <p>Another one weeker at least or something big, something crazy, something which is challenging and hard. I actually learned to like those kinds of things a lot of the times through backpacking. The crazy things that we would do outside and stuff. I remember there's this one trip we'd put these snow pants on and we are way above tree line. Actually I think I talked about this one before maybe. Anyways, this was a three and a half week backpacking trip. Three and a half weeks and we were way, way above tree line. There's no trees there. Oxygen's really, really low. Super fun. Right? I mean some people listening to this might be thinking, "Steven, you're freaking crazy," but really it's so fun. There's a rush all the time.</p> <p> </p> <p>You're packing all your food in and out. I mean everything you have to survive is on your back and you're way, way in the back. It even takes a permit because you're so far in the back country just to keep you safe if you favor to get life lighted or stuff like this. I love that stuff. Super fun. I'm not in the shape as I was when I was doing all this stuff, but I remember this one trip we were on. We brought snow pants with us even though it was like July, August. We brought snow pants because way above the tree lines was all the snow. You'd get up there and the wind's blowing and you're sucking wind extra hard because the oxygen's low. It was really, really awesome. We got up to this certain spot where there's this big bowl.</p> <p> </p> <p>Massive bowl. Now when you say bowl, really that's like this big, massive, huge multi mile swoop from one peak to the next. We're not talking like a little bowl. I mean this is huge, right? It was packed with snow. Very steep. You could stand, reach out and just put your arms straight out and you'd be touching the side of the mountain. Like that kind of steep peak if you can visualize that. What we would do is we had ice axes with us and we needed the ice axes to get up to the top of the crest of this mountain. It's basically a cliff that you climb. We used ice axes to get up it. It was really fun. We'd practice with these ice axes, wrap them around our arms and such. We put these snow pants on and we would go hauling down. We'd sit down and we'd leave our packs and stuff up at the top.</p> <p> </p> <p>Was it a little stupid? Sure, but this was totally like guy fun. I feel like every guy should go through something like this. We'd sit at the top of this bowl and with this ice ax just start hauling. We'd leave the ice ax. We'd kind of hold it to our chest and lean back. We're wearing snow pants and here's this almost piece of ice and you just go flying down I mean as fast as you can possibly imagine. You pick up speed so quick. You're basically control falling down a cliff. I mean it was so fun. When you're ready to stop, you would just roll over really hard and smack the ice and put all of your weight into the hook and you'd stop in like two inches. It was super fast. It's kind of extreme. I remember thinking like how ridiculous that was.</p> <p> </p> <p>We went on to backpacking in other areas. Especially when we would climb up to that area, I mean just sucking wind like crazy. You're like breathing super hard. Your lungs are like beating super, super hard. You're trying to get more oxygen inside your body than it can get. It's really common to get altitude sickness with this. I promise there's a point with this whole story and everything, but it's interesting because even while we were going down ... That's called clausading on the snow pants when you're shooting down at the ice ax. When we were clausading or when we were hiking up the sides or whatever it was, I was always shocked at how much technique there was to breathing. Just breathing. That one thing alone changed the entire experience for myself or the other people.</p> <p> </p> <p>If they didn't do correct breathing or if they didn't do things to help their bodies acclimate either beforehand or in the middle of the hike or whatever it was, a lot of times they'd get altitude sickness which can lead and hallucinations. It actually can get quite serious. Just that simple thing, breathing technique. What we would do is while we were hiking up, we would exhale like we were a freight train. It sounded so stupid. I'm sure it scared all the animals away and maybe kept us safe in some areas. There was moose and bear and mountain lions and stuff all around us. It was really fun. You just kind of like pierce your lips and go ... Every single exhale super, super hard. At first, it was very painful on the lungs to do that because you're stretching the lungs.</p> <p> </p> <p>You're putting more force on the lungs than the altitude that you're currently at. Does that make sense? Your lungs thought that you're at a higher altitude than you actually were at because of that strategy. It would make your body work harder and it would really hurt at first because your lungs were already hurting, but eventually what would happen was it would become so routine and your body would create more red blood cells. You would actually soak in more oxygen as you'd go up. Now I realize I've been telling the story for six minutes now. The whole point of this is that just that one simple technique is I mean in some cases life changing. Your body would handle it better. Your body actually would take in water when you drink it rather than just get rid of it.</p> <p> </p> <p>Just because you were breathing correctly, so many good things were happening in the rest of the body and the mind. You're able to keep clear of your mind and keep pushing forward even when it's hard. Eventually the burn would leave and you would acclimate. It's the craziest things. Now Steven, oh my gosh, this is Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What does this have to do with anything? It has everything to do with everything. Okay? A lot of people what I've noticed is they know the right answer on what it takes to be successful in MLM. Right now. Right now. If you were to grab a piece of paper ... In fact, yeah, we'll do it.</p> <p> </p> <p>Go grab a piece of paper right now, a pen, whatever is near you and pause and just write down the one thing that you know you need to be doing to be successful in MLM, but you're not doing it. What is it? What is it? Because most the time you know what it is and most of the time it's the thing that we are least looking forward to doing. The biggest thing we're supposed to be doing is usually the thing that ac...</p>]]>
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What was really nice about that is that we would go kind of sneak away sometimes in the weekends or even weeks at a time we go backpacking. I know we talked about backpacking a little bit on a previous episode, but I learned to love it. It's not that I ever really hated it in fact, but I actually learned to really like it. I really enjoy it. The only reason I bring it up is because recently I was talking to my dad and we were thinking like, "Man, we should go on another huge backpacking trip."</p> <p> </p> <p>Another one weeker at least or something big, something crazy, something which is challenging and hard. I actually learned to like those kinds of things a lot of the times through backpacking. The crazy things that we would do outside and stuff. I remember there's this one trip we'd put these snow pants on and we are way above tree line. Actually I think I talked about this one before maybe. Anyways, this was a three and a half week backpacking trip. Three and a half weeks and we were way, way above tree line. There's no trees there. Oxygen's really, really low. Super fun. Right? I mean some people listening to this might be thinking, "Steven, you're freaking crazy," but really it's so fun. There's a rush all the time.</p> <p> </p> <p>You're packing all your food in and out. I mean everything you have to survive is on your back and you're way, way in the back. It even takes a permit because you're so far in the back country just to keep you safe if you favor to get life lighted or stuff like this. I love that stuff. Super fun. I'm not in the shape as I was when I was doing all this stuff, but I remember this one trip we were on. We brought snow pants with us even though it was like July, August. We brought snow pants because way above the tree lines was all the snow. You'd get up there and the wind's blowing and you're sucking wind extra hard because the oxygen's low. It was really, really awesome. We got up to this certain spot where there's this big bowl.</p> <p> </p> <p>Massive bowl. Now when you say bowl, really that's like this big, massive, huge multi mile swoop from one peak to the next. We're not talking like a little bowl. I mean this is huge, right? It was packed with snow. Very steep. You could stand, reach out and just put your arms straight out and you'd be touching the side of the mountain. Like that kind of steep peak if you can visualize that. What we would do is we had ice axes with us and we needed the ice axes to get up to the top of the crest of this mountain. It's basically a cliff that you climb. We used ice axes to get up it. It was really fun. We'd practice with these ice axes, wrap them around our arms and such. We put these snow pants on and we would go hauling down. We'd sit down and we'd leave our packs and stuff up at the top.</p> <p> </p> <p>Was it a little stupid? Sure, but this was totally like guy fun. I feel like every guy should go through something like this. We'd sit at the top of this bowl and with this ice ax just start hauling. We'd leave the ice ax. We'd kind of hold it to our chest and lean back. We're wearing snow pants and here's this almost piece of ice and you just go flying down I mean as fast as you can possibly imagine. You pick up speed so quick. You're basically control falling down a cliff. I mean it was so fun. When you're ready to stop, you would just roll over really hard and smack the ice and put all of your weight into the hook and you'd stop in like two inches. It was super fast. It's kind of extreme. I remember thinking like how ridiculous that was.</p> <p> </p> <p>We went on to backpacking in other areas. Especially when we would climb up to that area, I mean just sucking wind like crazy. You're like breathing super hard. Your lungs are like beating super, super hard. You're trying to get more oxygen inside your body than it can get. It's really common to get altitude sickness with this. I promise there's a point with this whole story and everything, but it's interesting because even while we were going down ... That's called clausading on the snow pants when you're shooting down at the ice ax. When we were clausading or when we were hiking up the sides or whatever it was, I was always shocked at how much technique there was to breathing. Just breathing. That one thing alone changed the entire experience for myself or the other people.</p> <p> </p> <p>If they didn't do correct breathing or if they didn't do things to help their bodies acclimate either beforehand or in the middle of the hike or whatever it was, a lot of times they'd get altitude sickness which can lead and hallucinations. It actually can get quite serious. Just that simple thing, breathing technique. What we would do is while we were hiking up, we would exhale like we were a freight train. It sounded so stupid. I'm sure it scared all the animals away and maybe kept us safe in some areas. There was moose and bear and mountain lions and stuff all around us. It was really fun. You just kind of like pierce your lips and go ... Every single exhale super, super hard. At first, it was very painful on the lungs to do that because you're stretching the lungs.</p> <p> </p> <p>You're putting more force on the lungs than the altitude that you're currently at. Does that make sense? Your lungs thought that you're at a higher altitude than you actually were at because of that strategy. It would make your body work harder and it would really hurt at first because your lungs were already hurting, but eventually what would happen was it would become so routine and your body would create more red blood cells. You would actually soak in more oxygen as you'd go up. Now I realize I've been telling the story for six minutes now. The whole point of this is that just that one simple technique is I mean in some cases life changing. Your body would handle it better. Your body actually would take in water when you drink it rather than just get rid of it.</p> <p> </p> <p>Just because you were breathing correctly, so many good things were happening in the rest of the body and the mind. You're able to keep clear of your mind and keep pushing forward even when it's hard. Eventually the burn would leave and you would acclimate. It's the craziest things. Now Steven, oh my gosh, this is Secret MLM Hacks Radio. What does this have to do with anything? It has everything to do with everything. Okay? A lot of people what I've noticed is they know the right answer on what it takes to be successful in MLM. Right now. Right now. If you were to grab a piece of paper ... In fact, yeah, we'll do it.</p> <p> </p> <p>Go grab a piece of paper right now, a pen, whatever is near you and pause and just write down the one thing that you know you need to be doing to be successful in MLM, but you're not doing it. What is it? What is it? Because most the time you know what it is and most of the time it's the thing that we are least looking forward to doing. The biggest thing we're supposed to be doing is usually the thing that ac...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>Here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bugged family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business. How do we recruit A players into our downline's, and create extra incomes, but still have plenty of time for the rest our lives? That's the blaring question, an this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>All right, all right. Hey, hope things are going well for you in your life, and MLM life, and everything. A cool thing going on right now is we are about to turn ads on for the show. Got an amazing ads person. I'm definitely going to get to interview her sometime for you guys in the future, so you guys can see how she's running ads on Facebook for MLM topic things. Anyway, she's about the start running ads to the show. That's kind of cool, so if you guys see it just be aware that's what's going on. We're trying to widen the group.</p> <p> </p> <p>What's really fun is the thousands of downloads that are already happening for this show. I think we've definitely struck a cord. Anyway, it's excited. Really, really pumped to have all of you guys be here as listeners. One of the cool things I like to do is obviously engage with you guys. If you go to SecretMLMHacksRadio.com and you opt-in, on the bottom right there's a green button, and if you click the green button you can record a question straight from your browser right to me. Which is awesome. Now one thing that I like to do is grab those, I put them straight inside the episodes like I did a few episodes ago, and answer them live. That's what the plan is.</p> <p> </p> <p>This question comes from Eli Fuentes.</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey Steve, what are the top three most important things we need to know about marketing our MLM?</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey, what's going on Eli? Great question. What are the top three things needed in order to actually market an MLM appropriately?</p> <p> </p> <p>I don't know what it was. It was probably six months ago now, I was speaking at an event in Vegas, and I was all prepared, I was really stoked. It wasn't that big of an event, but it was a good size though. Definitely a big room. I sat down, and I was thinking I was all prepared. It was funny, I sat down in the back just to kind of listen, see what the other speakers are talking about, and it became apparent very quickly that I had prepared the wrong speech. That the actual questions, and the actual things that I could give in order to actually be powerful for these people while I was on stage, I had prepared the wrong thing. It was extremely nerveracking, because I was on very shortly.</p> <p> </p> <p>I pulled my computer up in the back, and what I did is I started writing like crazy. I wrote, and wrote, and wrote, and I was redoing my slides, and I was like oh my gosh I have literally created ... I created this speech as if these people are doing X, Y, and Z, but they're not. They're actually in this whole separate industry. I was like, oh man. I mean, I changed my title slide, the name of the thing, the main points I was going to make, all the stories. I changed almost the entire thing, and it was nerveracking.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I had realized, like I said, it's not just that I had created the wrong speech, but I understood the false beliefs that these people had about what I was going to talk about. I had falsely understood those things. Meaning, I thought that these people had all believed that ... I can't even remember right now what it is. Anyway, the whole point is that I was not being accurate in what these people believed and didn't believe. Does that make sense?</p> <p> </p> <p>It's really, really easy for a golfer to believe that there's a few ways to improve the swing. You know what I mean? People are inclined to several beliefs related to what they do every single day. Just like for an MLM. If someones going to go ... It's very, very hard to recruit somebody who did not already have a preexisting disposition towards MLM, or entrepreneurship. Right? It's very hard to do that.</p> <p> </p> <p>My whole system, everything that I do is all about finding people who have preexisting dispositions towards MLM, and then helping them get closed into MLM by various things. Does that make sense? I realized that I had understood the beliefs incorrectly. The reason why it's such a big deal with marketing is because, all marketing is is education. Marketing is merely just educating people on a new way of thinking. They've got to take on some new beliefs.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you're going to go market an MLM, meaning you're basically saying what education are you giving. Now education can come in the form of stories. It's not like it's a classroom, but it can come in the form of stories, it can come in the form of facts, it can come in the form of a lot of things, but merely it's the transfer of belief. You are literally teaching other people how to think differently. It's very, very powerful. Marketing is awesome.</p> <p> </p> <p>For the number one thing I'd say, if you said hey what are the three things I need to do in order to actually market my MLM. Number one, you've got to understand the false beliefs of the people around you. Meaning, if you're trying to recruit from a group of people you need to understand what that person is believing, even if it's false. Understand what those false beliefs are, know how to counter them, know how to go and rebuild, break, and reframe those belief patterns. Number one I'd say ... It's funny, because that pursuit never really ends.</p> <p> </p> <p>There's an initial understanding you need to gain, but it doesn't really ever stop. You get deeper, and deeper, and deeper into the false beliefs of those people kind of for life. You keep talking to people. That's one of the reasons why even though this whole thing is built on automation, and systems, and stuff like that, it will never be totally automated because you can't take the human element out of it. You need to be able to understand what those ever changing false beliefs are, so that you can change your marketing message.</p> <p> </p> <p>I ended up going, back to that stage example, I ended up going and I was writing. It was so cool, because I actually ended up, I nailed it. I'm not trying to pat myself on the back, but I nailed it. I know I did, I did a great job on the speech, because I changed the message. A lot of the core was the same, and a lot of what I told them at the end to do was the exact same also, but the way I presented it was different. Does that make sense? I hope there's some light bulbs going off here. This is like deep, more hardcore marketing type stuff. As far as what marketing actually is. That's number one.</p> <p> </p> <p>Number two I'd say ... Number one understand the false beliefs of those people you're trying to recruit. Number two, you've got to know how to attract them to you. When I say that what I mean is, you need to learn how to create a new opportunity out of your MLM. Now, I have said that so many times on this podcasts. It's literally because that is the secret. That is one of the biggest secrets of all of this. It's tied in with number one, but you've got to know how to be able to attract people to you.</p> <p> </p> <p>That's rule number one actually of the course that I'm building. Rule number one is they come to you. I don't go to family and friends, I don't beg them to join. If you're into that power to you. I hate that stuff though. I can not stand it, it drives me nuts, because it makes the individual prone to feeling like the business is more important than the relationship, and I have done that before. I'm speaking from experience, where I know I have offended people, very close people to me because of that. So, I'm not even willing to go there ...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>Here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bugged family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business. How do we recruit A players into our downline's, and create extra incomes, but still have plenty of time for the rest our lives? That's the blaring question, an this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>All right, all right. Hey, hope things are going well for you in your life, and MLM life, and everything. A cool thing going on right now is we are about to turn ads on for the show. Got an amazing ads person. I'm definitely going to get to interview her sometime for you guys in the future, so you guys can see how she's running ads on Facebook for MLM topic things. Anyway, she's about the start running ads to the show. That's kind of cool, so if you guys see it just be aware that's what's going on. We're trying to widen the group.</p> <p> </p> <p>What's really fun is the thousands of downloads that are already happening for this show. I think we've definitely struck a cord. Anyway, it's excited. Really, really pumped to have all of you guys be here as listeners. One of the cool things I like to do is obviously engage with you guys. If you go to SecretMLMHacksRadio.com and you opt-in, on the bottom right there's a green button, and if you click the green button you can record a question straight from your browser right to me. Which is awesome. Now one thing that I like to do is grab those, I put them straight inside the episodes like I did a few episodes ago, and answer them live. That's what the plan is.</p> <p> </p> <p>This question comes from Eli Fuentes.</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey Steve, what are the top three most important things we need to know about marketing our MLM?</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey, what's going on Eli? Great question. What are the top three things needed in order to actually market an MLM appropriately?</p> <p> </p> <p>I don't know what it was. It was probably six months ago now, I was speaking at an event in Vegas, and I was all prepared, I was really stoked. It wasn't that big of an event, but it was a good size though. Definitely a big room. I sat down, and I was thinking I was all prepared. It was funny, I sat down in the back just to kind of listen, see what the other speakers are talking about, and it became apparent very quickly that I had prepared the wrong speech. That the actual questions, and the actual things that I could give in order to actually be powerful for these people while I was on stage, I had prepared the wrong thing. It was extremely nerveracking, because I was on very shortly.</p> <p> </p> <p>I pulled my computer up in the back, and what I did is I started writing like crazy. I wrote, and wrote, and wrote, and I was redoing my slides, and I was like oh my gosh I have literally created ... I created this speech as if these people are doing X, Y, and Z, but they're not. They're actually in this whole separate industry. I was like, oh man. I mean, I changed my title slide, the name of the thing, the main points I was going to make, all the stories. I changed almost the entire thing, and it was nerveracking.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I had realized, like I said, it's not just that I had created the wrong speech, but I understood the false beliefs that these people had about what I was going to talk about. I had falsely understood those things. Meaning, I thought that these people had all believed that ... I can't even remember right now what it is. Anyway, the whole point is that I was not being accurate in what these people believed and didn't believe. Does that make sense?</p> <p> </p> <p>It's really, really easy for a golfer to believe that there's a few ways to improve the swing. You know what I mean? People are inclined to several beliefs related to what they do every single day. Just like for an MLM. If someones going to go ... It's very, very hard to recruit somebody who did not already have a preexisting disposition towards MLM, or entrepreneurship. Right? It's very hard to do that.</p> <p> </p> <p>My whole system, everything that I do is all about finding people who have preexisting dispositions towards MLM, and then helping them get closed into MLM by various things. Does that make sense? I realized that I had understood the beliefs incorrectly. The reason why it's such a big deal with marketing is because, all marketing is is education. Marketing is merely just educating people on a new way of thinking. They've got to take on some new beliefs.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you're going to go market an MLM, meaning you're basically saying what education are you giving. Now education can come in the form of stories. It's not like it's a classroom, but it can come in the form of stories, it can come in the form of facts, it can come in the form of a lot of things, but merely it's the transfer of belief. You are literally teaching other people how to think differently. It's very, very powerful. Marketing is awesome.</p> <p> </p> <p>For the number one thing I'd say, if you said hey what are the three things I need to do in order to actually market my MLM. Number one, you've got to understand the false beliefs of the people around you. Meaning, if you're trying to recruit from a group of people you need to understand what that person is believing, even if it's false. Understand what those false beliefs are, know how to counter them, know how to go and rebuild, break, and reframe those belief patterns. Number one I'd say ... It's funny, because that pursuit never really ends.</p> <p> </p> <p>There's an initial understanding you need to gain, but it doesn't really ever stop. You get deeper, and deeper, and deeper into the false beliefs of those people kind of for life. You keep talking to people. That's one of the reasons why even though this whole thing is built on automation, and systems, and stuff like that, it will never be totally automated because you can't take the human element out of it. You need to be able to understand what those ever changing false beliefs are, so that you can change your marketing message.</p> <p> </p> <p>I ended up going, back to that stage example, I ended up going and I was writing. It was so cool, because I actually ended up, I nailed it. I'm not trying to pat myself on the back, but I nailed it. I know I did, I did a great job on the speech, because I changed the message. A lot of the core was the same, and a lot of what I told them at the end to do was the exact same also, but the way I presented it was different. Does that make sense? I hope there's some light bulbs going off here. This is like deep, more hardcore marketing type stuff. As far as what marketing actually is. That's number one.</p> <p> </p> <p>Number two I'd say ... Number one understand the false beliefs of those people you're trying to recruit. Number two, you've got to know how to attract them to you. When I say that what I mean is, you need to learn how to create a new opportunity out of your MLM. Now, I have said that so many times on this podcasts. It's literally because that is the secret. That is one of the biggest secrets of all of this. It's tied in with number one, but you've got to know how to be able to attract people to you.</p> <p> </p> <p>That's rule number one actually of the course that I'm building. Rule number one is they come to you. I don't go to family and friends, I don't beg them to join. If you're into that power to you. I hate that stuff though. I can not stand it, it drives me nuts, because it makes the individual prone to feeling like the business is more important than the relationship, and I have done that before. I'm speaking from experience, where I know I have offended people, very close people to me because of that. So, I'm not even willing to go there ...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.   Here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bugged family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business. How do we recruit A players into our downline's, and create extra incomes, but still have plenty of time for the rest our lives? That's the blaring question, an this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.   All right, all right. Hey, hope things are going well for you in your life, and MLM life, and everything. A cool thing going on right now is we are about to turn ads on for the show. Got an amazing ads person. I'm definitely going to get to interview her sometime for you guys in the future, so you guys can see how she's running ads on Facebook for MLM topic things. Anyway, she's about the start running ads to the show. That's kind of cool, so if you guys see it just be aware that's what's going on. We're trying to widen the group.   What's really fun is the thousands of downloads that are already happening for this show. I think we've definitely struck a cord. Anyway, it's excited. Really, really pumped to have all of you guys be here as listeners. One of the cool things I like to do is obviously engage with you guys. If you go to SecretMLMHacksRadio.com and you opt-in, on the bottom right there's a green button, and if you click the green button you can record a question straight from your browser right to me. Which is awesome. Now one thing that I like to do is grab those, I put them straight inside the episodes like I did a few episodes ago, and answer them live. That's what the plan is.   This question comes from Eli Fuentes.   Hey Steve, what are the top three most important things we need to know about marketing our MLM?   Hey, what's going on Eli? Great question. What are the top three things needed in order to actually market an MLM appropriately?   I don't know what it was. It was probably six months ago now, I was speaking at an event in Vegas, and I was all prepared, I was really stoked. It wasn't that big of an event, but it was a good size though. Definitely a big room. I sat down, and I was thinking I was all prepared. It was funny, I sat down in the back just to kind of listen, see what the other speakers are talking about, and it became apparent very quickly that I had prepared the wrong speech. That the actual questions, and the actual things that I could give in order to actually be powerful for these people while I was on stage, I had prepared the wrong thing. It was extremely nerveracking, because I was on very shortly.   I pulled my computer up in the back, and what I did is I started writing like crazy. I wrote, and wrote, and wrote, and I was redoing my slides, and I was like oh my gosh I have literally created ... 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This is technically the first interview of this podcast, and I plan to do a whole bunch more. I have in my other show, but, anyway, this'll be a good one, and excited for him. His name is Jon Penkert, and he has actually pulled in through his downline over half a billion in revenue, and he's done this kind of stuff several times.</p> <p> </p> <p>He knows what he's talking about. So anyways, very, very honored to have him on the show, and let's dive right in. We have a very unique opportunity to hear from honestly one of the most brilliant people I've ever met. I actually only met him probably only a month or two ago, but right off the bat I could tell something was different. I have on the call with me Mr. Jon Penkert, who alone inside of the MLM industry, he's one of the top income earners. 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It turned out they came out on the other side nine months later innocent and not being convicted of a Ponzi scheme because it wasn't, but it ruined the business opportunity, and all the downline had dissipated.</p> <p> </p> <p>So all of us had got involved and began to build saw the rug literally pulled out from under us and what we thought was the biggest opportunity of our life, and we're all going to become millionaires, and the truth is you realize, you know what, if you don't have experienced leaders that have set a foundation to do it right, you're going to get taken out, and there's a lot of examples of that today, but the case law began with that Fund America opportunity that I was knee-deep in and got the rug pulled out from under me.</p> <p> </p> <p>So you came in while that was all going on, then?</p> <p> </p> <p>Yeah. Actually I had the misfortune of coming in at the end. I got all my guys in, and we started running right as they closed the doors.</p> <p> </p> <p>Oh, man. 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Does that make sense?   So he's going to go through and he's going to show, number one, some of the strategies that he's been using inside of MLM to grow a downline that honestly it's run like an actual business. He doesn't recruit people personally anymore. All he does is teach his other people how to do that. Does that make sense? He has embraced this idea of duplication. He's embraced this idea of recruiting people the right way without ...   Let's say you are talking to family members and friends. How do you do it in a respectful way? So he's going to go through some of those things with you as well as one of the most powerful recruiting strategies I've ever heard. So anyway, kind of sit back. Relax a little bit with this. It is a little bit of a longer episode, but I think this interview is going to be powerful, and I think it'll be ... This is technically the first interview of this podcast, and I plan to do a whole bunch more. I have in my other show, but, anyway, this'll be a good one, and excited for him. His name is Jon Penkert, and he has actually pulled in through his downline over half a billion in revenue, and he's done this kind of stuff several times.   He knows what he's talking about. So anyways, very, very honored to have him on the show, and let's dive right in. We have a very unique opportunity to hear from honestly one of the most brilliant people I've ever met. I actually only met him probably only a month or two ago, but right off the bat I could tell something was different. I have on the call with me Mr. Jon Penkert, who alone inside of the MLM industry, he's one of the top income earners. He's one of those rare guys that has done both seven figures in regular business but also seven figures in the network marketing business.   One of the things he's taught me is that most people only recruit two and a half, one, two to three people into their MLM business ever, and to say that he's done, which is true, over 500 million in his own downline is absolutely amazing. So anyway, I'm excited to have Mr. Jon Penkert here with me. How are you doing, man?   Hey. Good morning, Steven. Thanks for having me on the call. It's a privilege to be speaking with you.   I'm really excited that you're here. This is a very unique take. Most of the time when you hear the word "MLM," I'm sure you were the exact same, you kind of tend to run the other way. Most people do, anyway, and I know that you've have figured out, though, the way that this whole thing works. But before we jump into that, I actually wanted to ask, how did you get into MLM?   I was an entrepreneur out of college and moved to Southern California. I wanted to take advantage of the business opportunities there and leverage my skills and my degree. When I arrived, in California, it's kind of the mecca for network marketing. I never really heard of MLM, and so a friend of mine invited me to a meeting, and I was very skeptical. It just seemed too good to be true.   Sure.   I couldn't believe all the money they were making, and so I was like, "Man, I got to check this out. And it's funny. You say that people run from MLM. What happened is I started getting involved in network marketing, and then people started running from me.   Exactly.   So I learned very quickly that this MLM business, it's rife with problems, and you end up losing a lot of your friends in the beginning because you don't understand what's required to be successful. You don't understand the key ingredients to network marketing that make successful champions are no different than any other facet of life, whether it's business or music or sports. There's a formula to success, and once you figure that out and you embrace the formula, then guess what? You begin to have the success that you long for.   Did you know what that formula was when you first started?   No. As a matter of fact, I have about 10 years of pain, which means failure. I learned that success is built on the back of failure, and I certainly, I used to...</itunes:summary>
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What I've been filming is if you guys have been following this podcast at all, you know that I have a really awesome course coming out that basically helps you learn how to automate the recruiting process. It actually literally helps me automate the down line duplication process, pretty amazing, but in order for you to actually do that, there's a lot of elements you had to go through.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway, what I did is I spent a lot of time this weekend getting together. I actually printed out these massive three foot by three foot boards and what happened, it was about a week ago I stood up and I was like, "Hey, I'm ready." The course is ready to go, this whole thing has been in beta for the last year. Now, great results, had a ton of people get recruited to what I do without actually me even talking to them. I mean, the process works, I know it works. What I've been doing is just putting into a format course-wise that is easy to digest but then also go and apply so that you can do the same thing. I was like, "Hey, I'm ready to do this." I set up this home studio.</p> <p> </p> <p>I told some of this to you guys earlier but I set up my home studio. I got a few softbox lights and got my camera set up. I've done this several times before in creating info products and such. This time it's a little bit different though because I stood up and it was like, there's like a big brain fog. I was like, "Something is missing." The framework is missing. I understand, I was like, "Hey, I know each of these modules are going to be about but what ... How should I start this? What's the thing that's going to help everyone understand?" 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He went through and he sketched it out and with literally hours to spare I went over to Kinko's and I print these massive three foot by three foot board so anyway it was a long story but that's what's been going on over here. I just barely filmed the intros to each one of these modules and I'm super excited. It was cool because every single time, this is why I always encourage anyone who's done MLM to go start publishing and I know I've said that before in a very recent episode but when you do so, you learn your craft so much deeper than if you just kept it inside your own head. The ability to go teach somebody else, here's an example, I was in the army for a little, all right?</p> <p> </p> <p>There was a guy, we're out shooting one day, we were shooting and we're practicing, we're holding our M16s, we're out there, we're shooting and that was a pretty good shot. I only missed a few rounds when I was at basic training and I won a phone call home which was cool. I won the phone call home. I shot, I wouldn't say a ton but I did shoot quite a bit growing up and I always had a fascination with guns. Anyway, I was shooting and I was in the army. I'm shooting and I hit my targets, I got really nice grouping and the guy next to me, he's not even hitting the paper. I was like, "Dude, are you okay?" He's like, "Yeah, I don't know what's going on, man." I look over and he's like, "My gun won't fire, man. My riffle is not shooting."</p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, "What is going on?" I was like, "It's so weird." I look over at him and we're really, really close to each other so every time he shoot, the little shells and I promise that I'm going to a place with the story, okay? Just bear with me for a second. Every single one of the rounds would hit me in the face and they are hot, they're coming out of the chamber basically, they are right out of the magwell. They come and they hit me in the face from the guy on the left, that's the way that you eject and I notice that the guy to my right, there's no ammo coming out. He was not shooting. I look over and he's like, "What is wrong, man?" He's getting really frustrated and I look and his magazine is not only upside down it's also backwards.</p> <p> </p> <p>The bullets were literally facing him. I was like, "Dude, what are you doing?" He's like, "Oh, sorry man. Okay, sorry about that." He's really, really embarrassed because he kept acting all macho like he knew what he's doing and so I helped him actually load his weapon. He start shooting, he start shooting and he's literally not hitting any of the paper at all. I was like, "What is going on?" I lean over, I was like "Dude, are you okay? You're not even hitting the paper," let alone any kind of grouping. He's like, "I don't know what's happening, man. I'm looking through my sights, I'm seeing it all," and I lean over I was like, "Man, the front sight is up but the back sight isn't," which basically means the back is all free flowing I mean, the bullets could go anywhere at that point, right.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, I have flipped up that back sight and he start shooting and he's still not hitting the paper. I was like, "What is going on?" I look and his settings are set to 500 meters rather than 300 meters, basically it means these bolts are lobbing way over top of the paper. I was like, "What the heck?" You know what's funny though is the process of me doing that, of going side by side with him like that. I learned my own riffle even more deeply and I already knew those concepts but because I was able to teach, because I was able to be a coach I was also able to understand more of my own craft. When you go out and you start teaching people and you start telling people about the MLM, you start saying, "Hey, this is amazing.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is something, it's very, very helpful for you to go start publishing," because you learn with your own thing and so that's what happened I mean, the last few days especially. I was standing up in front of the camera and I was like, "Hey, I got this cool thing coming up," anyway, I finally got them printed out in these massive three foot by three foot boards. It's really, really helpful to do that. The first module is all about how you become attractive, it's all about how you attract people to you through several different ways. In each of these modules are several hours. They are massive, they're going to be really, really helpful, they are super cool. I'm really excited to make them.</p> <p> </p> <p>The second one is all about how you get paid to prospect so ...</p>]]>
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What I've been filming is if you guys have been following this podcast at all, you know that I have a really awesome course coming out that basically helps you learn how to automate the recruiting process. It actually literally helps me automate the down line duplication process, pretty amazing, but in order for you to actually do that, there's a lot of elements you had to go through.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway, what I did is I spent a lot of time this weekend getting together. I actually printed out these massive three foot by three foot boards and what happened, it was about a week ago I stood up and I was like, "Hey, I'm ready." The course is ready to go, this whole thing has been in beta for the last year. Now, great results, had a ton of people get recruited to what I do without actually me even talking to them. I mean, the process works, I know it works. 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What I did is I sat down and I acted like a kid, I'm a kid at heart till I die and I started drawing and I drew out a picture that represents each one of the modules.</p> <p> </p> <p>It became so much clearer, holy crap, to both teach and I know it will be easier to understand and it will be easy, you know what I mean? Anyway, super exciting, very, very exciting. What I did though is first I drew them out. I'm not an artist at all, right? I just grabbed a legal piece of paper, a legal pad, and just drew it all out and I made the graph and I was like, I should go find some graphic artist to make, basically to draw out these images, hand draw them and try to make them at least look somewhat good. I went through and I just could not find anyone good. I went through and I was like hiring this person, hiring this person, I was on Freelancer.com just like hiring out all these people and it was terrible.</p> <p> </p> <p>Finally, I found some guy. He went through and he sketched it out and with literally hours to spare I went over to Kinko's and I print these massive three foot by three foot board so anyway it was a long story but that's what's been going on over here. I just barely filmed the intros to each one of these modules and I'm super excited. It was cool because every single time, this is why I always encourage anyone who's done MLM to go start publishing and I know I've said that before in a very recent episode but when you do so, you learn your craft so much deeper than if you just kept it inside your own head. The ability to go teach somebody else, here's an example, I was in the army for a little, all right?</p> <p> </p> <p>There was a guy, we're out shooting one day, we were shooting and we're practicing, we're holding our M16s, we're out there, we're shooting and that was a pretty good shot. I only missed a few rounds when I was at basic training and I won a phone call home which was cool. I won the phone call home. I shot, I wouldn't say a ton but I did shoot quite a bit growing up and I always had a fascination with guns. Anyway, I was shooting and I was in the army. I'm shooting and I hit my targets, I got really nice grouping and the guy next to me, he's not even hitting the paper. I was like, "Dude, are you okay?" He's like, "Yeah, I don't know what's going on, man." I look over and he's like, "My gun won't fire, man. My riffle is not shooting."</p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, "What is going on?" I was like, "It's so weird." I look over at him and we're really, really close to each other so every time he shoot, the little shells and I promise that I'm going to a place with the story, okay? Just bear with me for a second. Every single one of the rounds would hit me in the face and they are hot, they're coming out of the chamber basically, they are right out of the magwell. They come and they hit me in the face from the guy on the left, that's the way that you eject and I notice that the guy to my right, there's no ammo coming out. He was not shooting. I look over and he's like, "What is wrong, man?" He's getting really frustrated and I look and his magazine is not only upside down it's also backwards.</p> <p> </p> <p>The bullets were literally facing him. I was like, "Dude, what are you doing?" He's like, "Oh, sorry man. Okay, sorry about that." He's really, really embarrassed because he kept acting all macho like he knew what he's doing and so I helped him actually load his weapon. He start shooting, he start shooting and he's literally not hitting any of the paper at all. I was like, "What is going on?" I lean over, I was like "Dude, are you okay? You're not even hitting the paper," let alone any kind of grouping. He's like, "I don't know what's happening, man. I'm looking through my sights, I'm seeing it all," and I lean over I was like, "Man, the front sight is up but the back sight isn't," which basically means the back is all free flowing I mean, the bullets could go anywhere at that point, right.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, I have flipped up that back sight and he start shooting and he's still not hitting the paper. I was like, "What is going on?" I look and his settings are set to 500 meters rather than 300 meters, basically it means these bolts are lobbing way over top of the paper. I was like, "What the heck?" You know what's funny though is the process of me doing that, of going side by side with him like that. I learned my own riffle even more deeply and I already knew those concepts but because I was able to teach, because I was able to be a coach I was also able to understand more of my own craft. When you go out and you start teaching people and you start telling people about the MLM, you start saying, "Hey, this is amazing.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is something, it's very, very helpful for you to go start publishing," because you learn with your own thing and so that's what happened I mean, the last few days especially. I was standing up in front of the camera and I was like, "Hey, I got this cool thing coming up," anyway, I finally got them printed out in these massive three foot by three foot boards. It's really, really helpful to do that. The first module is all about how you become attractive, it's all about how you attract people to you through several different ways. In each of these modules are several hours. They are massive, they're going to be really, really helpful, they are super cool. I'm really excited to make them.</p> <p> </p> <p>The second one is all about how you get paid to prospect so ...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>Woo hoo, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio, oh yeah. Here's the real mystery, how do real MLMers like us read and cheat and only bug family members and friends who want to grow a profitable home business? How do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question in this podcast we'll give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.   Hey, I still jam out to my own intro, I love it. Had a lot of fun making it. Hey guys, I'm glad you're here. It's been a busy week. A lot of stuff, busy weekend. A lot of stuff has been happening. I pretty much spent the entire weekend either filming or preparing to film. What I've been filming is if you guys have been following this podcast at all, you know that I have a really awesome course coming out that basically helps you learn how to automate the recruiting process. It actually literally helps me automate the down line duplication process, pretty amazing, but in order for you to actually do that, there's a lot of elements you had to go through.   Anyway, what I did is I spent a lot of time this weekend getting together. I actually printed out these massive three foot by three foot boards and what happened, it was about a week ago I stood up and I was like, "Hey, I'm ready." The course is ready to go, this whole thing has been in beta for the last year. Now, great results, had a ton of people get recruited to what I do without actually me even talking to them. I mean, the process works, I know it works. What I've been doing is just putting into a format course-wise that is easy to digest but then also go and apply so that you can do the same thing. I was like, "Hey, I'm ready to do this." I set up this home studio.   I told some of this to you guys earlier but I set up my home studio. I got a few softbox lights and got my camera set up. I've done this several times before in creating info products and such. This time it's a little bit different though because I stood up and it was like, there's like a big brain fog. I was like, "Something is missing." The framework is missing. I understand, I was like, "Hey, I know each of these modules are going to be about but what ... How should I start this? What's the thing that's going to help everyone understand?" What I did is I sat down and I acted like a kid, I'm a kid at heart till I die and I started drawing and I drew out a picture that represents each one of the modules.   It became so much clearer, holy crap, to both teach and I know it will be easier to understand and it will be easy, you know what I mean? Anyway, super exciting, very, very exciting. What I did though is first I drew them out. I'm not an artist at all, right? I just grabbed a legal piece of paper, a legal pad, and just drew it all out and I made the graph and I was like, I should go find some graphic artist to make, basically to draw out these images, hand draw them and try to make them at least look somewhat good. I went through and I just could not find anyone good. I went through and I was like hiring this person, hiring this person, I was on Freelancer.com just like hiring out all these people and it was terrible.   Finally, I found some guy. He went through and he sketched it out and with literally hours to spare I went over to Kinko's and I print these massive three foot by three foot board so anyway it was a long story but that's what's been going on over here. I just barely filmed the intros to each one of these modules and I'm super excited. It was cool because every single time, this is why I always encourage anyone who's done MLM to go start publishing and I know I've said that before in a very recent episode but when you do so, you learn your craft so much deeper than if you just kept it inside your own head. The ability to go teach somebody else, here's an example, I was in the army for a little, all right?   There was a guy, we're out shooting one day, we were shooting and we're practicing, we're holding our M16s, we're out there, we're shooting and that was a pretty good shot. I only missed a few rounds when I was at basic training and I won a phone call home which was cool. I won the phone call home. I shot, I wouldn't say a ton but I did shoot quite a bit growing up and I always had a fascination with guns. Anyway, I was shooting and I was in the army. I'm shooting and I hit my targets, I got really nice grouping and the guy next to me, he's not even hitting the paper. I was like, "Dude, are you okay?" He's like, "Yeah, I don't know what's going on, man." I look over and he's like, "My gun won't fire, man. My riffle is not shooting."   I was like, "What is going on?" I was like, "It's so weird." I look over at him and we're really, really close to each other so every time he shoot, the little shells and I promise that I'm going to a place with ...</itunes:summary>
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Whenever there's a big problem to solve, instead of giving us the answer, he'd be like, "What do you think? What do you think?" I really appreciated that he did that with us because when it comes down to it, the person who's willing to work, I mean you're just going to go so much further. There was one day though he took me to the side and I was getting ready to go to college, I think so, I think that was about that time or I was in it or something like that. Regardless, it was a long time ago. He said to me, "You know one of the reasons why ..."</p> <p> </p> <p>We weren't like wealthy, wealthy or anything like that, but were certainly not struggling. My dad definitely knew how to provide. He was awesome. We had a lot of awesome fun family trips and memories and all those things. It was really great. I promise this ties right into network marketing. He taught me this lesson that has stuck with me for years and still to this day. I believe it's one of the major reasons why I really believe that it is one of the major reasons why I have been successful with the things that I do. It all comes down to this concept that he told me. I was the age where I understood, "Oh my gosh. Dad makes money. Oh my gosh. He probably makes around this much in order for us to have this life." You know what I mean?</p> <p> </p> <p>I was around the age when I start putting all those things together and I was like, "Oh wow." I can't remember how really or when or where. Just around that time in my life the whole conversation came up of what your role in a company is. He said to me, "Steven." He said, "Steven, there are two kinds of businesses. Sorry. There's two kinds of employees in a company." He said, "The first kind of employee resides on the cost side of the business." Now there's more security there, right? Meaning your job does not provide revenue for the company. There's more security, meaning your part of the normal job functions. Let's say you're part of HR or you're part of billing, right? You're part of some kind of management role.</p> <p> </p> <p>Meaning there's a lot of security in it, but you're not really directly responsible for any revenue into the bottom line of the company. I was like, "Okay. Sounds good. This was the first kind." He's like, "First kind, no revenue to the bottom line. You live on the cost side of the business." He said, "The second kind of person though is on the revenue side of the business and the revenue side of the business is slightly more risk, however, vastly more income is available there. Salesmen." There's a reason salesmen get paid so much money because it's not easy job, number one. Number two, not many people want to do it. I mean there's more risk. If they don't sale, they don't make their commission, they don't eat.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you get someone whose good, you get someone whose actually awesome at it, they get paid a lot more money. Typically, salesmen, if they know how to make it rain, holy crap, they'll get paid a lot than the people whose jobs and their positions ride on the cost side of the business. I was like, "Okay, dad. Yeah, that's cool. That's interesting and everything." I didn't realize how much that would affect me both in my own MLM and my own business, in my day job, and all the things that I've been doing. You know what I mean? I had no idea how much that would affect me. He's right though. I mean every single job that I've ever had where I've been sitting on the cost side of the business, I mean growing up that's mostly where your teenage jobs are.</p> <p> </p> <p>You know what I mean? Those are like the nine to five or even later and earlier. Construction style jobs that I had, the labor jobs. I'm so grateful I had those. They were hard, but they were good, right? I was on the cost side of the business. I was not adding to the bottom line. If I was a door-to-door salesman like I was for a while or I did telemarketing, one sale would result far more money than I'd make doing those other kind of jobs. I would try and get a couple of them a day. It was like, "Holy cow. Way more earning potential comes to those people whose position sit on the revenue side of business." Right? It's an area that is a little bit uncomfortable for people to think about.</p> <p> </p> <p>One of the problems that I've seen people run into before when it comes to their MLM is they treat their business as if they, even though they're the CEO technically, even though they are the little entrepreneur of their own little business and they should run it like their own business like it's its own entity, their activities day to day sit on the cost side of the business. They go make dumb business cards. I don't have a business card. I should probably get one, but I don't know. What kind of revenue can I measure from it? I've never been able to measure anything from it, so I don't make them. Right? I'm not saying you should or shouldn't, whatever, but I don't think you should. I think it's a distraction based activity.</p> <p> </p> <p>I think it's something to fool your brain into thinking that you're being an achieving person because you came up with a logo. Maybe you bought a domain. It's like cool. Who'd you sell to? You know what I mean? It's funny because every single time I've been in a position or a job where I've been able to go make a lot of money compared to the rest of the employees. There's a bit of a separation that begins to happen. Other people look at you and go, "Gosh. What are you doing? You're so freaking lucky, Larsen. You're so lucky." It's like no. I actually decided to take on a little bit more risk.</p> <p> </p> <p>Yes, while the person who brought you into your down line was right, you can have the lifestyle you want working a few hours a day, you can have the lifestyle you want, but the reality is you need to understand that where you're sitting right now, all the activities you're doing, they might be actually activities that are distracting you from being successful because you're not focusing on revenue generating activities only. Man, you outsource the rest of that stuff. Mostly the rest of the stuff doesn't even matter. Right? I think I said in the last podcast that an entrepreneur only has two roles. That is to innovate and market.</p> <p> </p> <p>Those are both revenue generating activities, but we all like to think that it takes more than that and it's more complicated and I got to have a domain set up and I've got to have all the stuff set up. Yes. Yes. All of those things do matter. At the end of the day, it means nothing to you, right? Those are cost activities on the business. Anyway, I've had these just kind of run into my head the last little bit because I've had some people reach out to me and say, "Steven, how do you set this up? Steven, how do you set that up? How do you get this going?" I'm like, "It's good you're asking those questions, but are you fooling yourself in thinking that that thing you're trying to set up is the only way for ...</p>]]>
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Whenever there's a big problem to solve, instead of giving us the answer, he'd be like, "What do you think? What do you think?" I really appreciated that he did that with us because when it comes down to it, the person who's willing to work, I mean you're just going to go so much further. There was one day though he took me to the side and I was getting ready to go to college, I think so, I think that was about that time or I was in it or something like that. Regardless, it was a long time ago. He said to me, "You know one of the reasons why ..."</p> <p> </p> <p>We weren't like wealthy, wealthy or anything like that, but were certainly not struggling. My dad definitely knew how to provide. He was awesome. We had a lot of awesome fun family trips and memories and all those things. It was really great. I promise this ties right into network marketing. He taught me this lesson that has stuck with me for years and still to this day. I believe it's one of the major reasons why I really believe that it is one of the major reasons why I have been successful with the things that I do. It all comes down to this concept that he told me. I was the age where I understood, "Oh my gosh. Dad makes money. Oh my gosh. He probably makes around this much in order for us to have this life." You know what I mean?</p> <p> </p> <p>I was around the age when I start putting all those things together and I was like, "Oh wow." I can't remember how really or when or where. Just around that time in my life the whole conversation came up of what your role in a company is. He said to me, "Steven." He said, "Steven, there are two kinds of businesses. Sorry. There's two kinds of employees in a company." He said, "The first kind of employee resides on the cost side of the business." Now there's more security there, right? Meaning your job does not provide revenue for the company. 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If they don't sale, they don't make their commission, they don't eat.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you get someone whose good, you get someone whose actually awesome at it, they get paid a lot more money. Typically, salesmen, if they know how to make it rain, holy crap, they'll get paid a lot than the people whose jobs and their positions ride on the cost side of the business. I was like, "Okay, dad. Yeah, that's cool. That's interesting and everything." I didn't realize how much that would affect me both in my own MLM and my own business, in my day job, and all the things that I've been doing. You know what I mean? I had no idea how much that would affect me. He's right though. I mean every single job that I've ever had where I've been sitting on the cost side of the business, I mean growing up that's mostly where your teenage jobs are.</p> <p> </p> <p>You know what I mean? Those are like the nine to five or even later and earlier. Construction style jobs that I had, the labor jobs. 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I don't have a business card. I should probably get one, but I don't know. What kind of revenue can I measure from it? I've never been able to measure anything from it, so I don't make them. Right? I'm not saying you should or shouldn't, whatever, but I don't think you should. I think it's a distraction based activity.</p> <p> </p> <p>I think it's something to fool your brain into thinking that you're being an achieving person because you came up with a logo. Maybe you bought a domain. It's like cool. Who'd you sell to? You know what I mean? It's funny because every single time I've been in a position or a job where I've been able to go make a lot of money compared to the rest of the employees. There's a bit of a separation that begins to happen. Other people look at you and go, "Gosh. What are you doing? You're so freaking lucky, Larsen. You're so lucky." It's like no. I actually decided to take on a little bit more risk.</p> <p> </p> <p>Yes, while the person who brought you into your down line was right, you can have the lifestyle you want working a few hours a day, you can have the lifestyle you want, but the reality is you need to understand that where you're sitting right now, all the activities you're doing, they might be actually activities that are distracting you from being successful because you're not focusing on revenue generating activities only. Man, you outsource the rest of that stuff. Mostly the rest of the stuff doesn't even matter. Right? I think I said in the last podcast that an entrepreneur only has two roles. That is to innovate and market.</p> <p> </p> <p>Those are both revenue generating activities, but we all like to think that it takes more than that and it's more complicated and I got to have a domain set up and I've got to have all the stuff set up. Yes. Yes. All of those things do matter. At the end of the day, it means nothing to you, right? Those are cost activities on the business. Anyway, I've had these just kind of run into my head the last little bit because I've had some people reach out to me and say, "Steven, how do you set this up? Steven, how do you set that up? How do you get this going?" I'm like, "It's good you're asking those questions, but are you fooling yourself in thinking that that thing you're trying to set up is the only way for ...</p>]]>
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Whenever there's a big problem to solve, instead of giving us the answer, he'd be like, "What do you think? What do you think?" I really appreciated that he did that with us because when it comes down to it, the person who's willing to work, I mean you're just going to go so much further. There was one day though he took me to the side and I was getting ready to go to college, I think so, I think that was about that time or I was in it or something like that. Regardless, it was a long time ago. He said to me, "You know one of the reasons why ..."   We weren't like wealthy, wealthy or anything like that, but were certainly not struggling. My dad definitely knew how to provide. He was awesome. We had a lot of awesome fun family trips and memories and all those things. It was really great. I promise this ties right into network marketing. He taught me this lesson that has stuck with me for years and still to this day. 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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>Here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer.</p> <p> </p> <p>My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Hey, what's up everyone? Hey, I'm excited for today because we're going to talk about one of my favorite topics ever, and it's something that actually has blessed my life a lot, especially as of about six months ago.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you don't know, on Secret MLM Hacks Radio, after you opt-in, in the bottom right there, there's a little button. It's a green button. If you click it, you can record straight from your browser a question for me about MLM, or a question to me, I mean, and I'm going to go ahead and drop one of those in now, because I think it's an important topic. This is something ... I'm not kidding, when I found this, and when I figured out how to do this, my life changed, and I'm not just saying that because, but, anyway, you'll see why. Let me play the question real quick. This is from Sarah. Sarah, I appreciate the question.</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey, Steve. I'd love to start doing a podcast similar to yours about never having to talk to your family or friends or annoy your warm market. I love MLM but have always hated the warm market side of it, and I love your trainings. I think they're just exactly what I need. Do you think it's okay to go ahead and podcast even if I have never had any experience in this and have never had a downline or recruited anybody? Thanks very much. Bye.</p> <p> </p> <p>Sarah, that's a fantastic question. I really appreciate you saying that. So there's this whole element to needing to find your voice to become a leader. I've never found too many leaders who don't know how to communicate, meaning they're not eloquent all of them. They're not this posh guys wearing suits all the time, like the crappy, totally fake image that Hollywood tosses on us as far as who a speaker or a salesman is or whatever. That's total garbage. I don't believe in that kind of stuff. In fact, I usually make fun of those guys and I'm like those are the guys that put way too much starch in their shirts, try and act too professional all the time, act like they were born in a tuxedo, and you're like, "Come on. No one's like that." Anyway.</p> <p> </p> <p>So, Sarah, I'm not sure if you've ever heard of a guy named Russell Brunson, but he is the man. He's an internet marketer who talked about something called the attractive character. Now I don't think he's the one that actually came up with this concept, but this is powerful. When I first started my podcast, not this podcast. I have a second one. My first podcast, which I started about a year ago, I went through the same things that you're describing right now. I was scared to death to launch it, but I wanted to feel like I was making progress, so I actually was so scared to do it that I actually was recording episodes without launching them, and I got 17 episodes recorded, and I was interviewing all these people and I was doing all this stuff and I was just so scared to death to actually launch the thing because I was like, "Gosh, is this good enough? Is anyone actually going to listen to these things?"</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm proud to say that that's been over a year now and there's about 60,000 downloads on it, which is awesome and it's been a lot of fun, but that didn't happen at first. Not at all. Definitely not at all. It was really interesting though. I don't know what it was. I mean I would go and for the format for every one of my podcasts and for any time I would publish anything was always this, okay, what's a story I can tell? What's a principle behind it? What's a call to action, something I want them to do, whether it's go somewhere or act on your own to do something or whatever it is, and that was the formula that I'd follow. Any time I'd communicate with my audience at all ever, whether it was a podcast, whether it was on video, or whatever, that's what I would do, and I got better and better and better and better at it, and I got better and better at ad-libbing. I mean I used to write out all my episodes word for word almost and try and act like I wasn't reading it.</p> <p> </p> <p>Something happened though. I don't know what it was. I do now actually, but I'm almost 80 episodes into that podcast, and something happened around episode 30 or 40. My confidence changed. My voice changed. I found my voice. Rather than thinking, "Hey, how would this guy say it over here? How would that leader say it over there? How would Steve Larsen say it?" I got really, really fun because I ... meaning it became fun for me is what I'm saying because I learned to love it and podcasting starting becoming this thing that I was like, "Man, I can't wait to do my next episode," rather than this thing of anxiety. It was like, "Oh my gosh. This is cool."</p> <p> </p> <p>I didn't know what to say at first so I started by interviewing all these other experts and so I interviewed I mean a ton of people, people that were just killing it in these different areas, and I would go ... It was a lot of fun to do it that way, and it helped me understand how they were saying things, and then I understood how to speak more about ... You know what I mean? I got confidence, and I found my voice. Now I don't necessarily mean so much ... I mean there's certainly some confidence that comes with it. There's certainly some more eloquence of the voice. The way you say things or the way you describe stuff, your own isms, your own passion points, things like that, but really what I'm saying is I found my message. With that other audience, with that other podcast, I've got a lot of followers on that podcast, and I found my message though. I found what I stand for, and that's more challenging.</p> <p> </p> <p>So back to what I was saying about Russell Brunson, Russell, what he did is he actually created this thing called the attractive character, and what it is is that it's a formula that shows you what you need to have in order to become a followable leader, a followable character, somebody who is attractive. There's certain elements to being an attractive character. You've got to have a back story. Everybody has a back story. How did you get here? That's your back story. What was the struggles you went through? What were the things you went through that sucked? That's your back story. Number two, what are your parables, meaning what are more of the story you tell?</p> <p> </p> <p>So you got the back story. That's like your origin story. That's where you came from, but then you've got all these parables, the isms, the stories that you tell that teach your main principles. The third one is one of the most challenging for people and that is character flaws. You need to be able to show what your character flaws are. You've got to be able to share what they are. I get frustrated sometimes. I have no problem sharing that. What's funny is Robert Kiyosaki said, and I think I actually said this in a previous episode, but man, when you get started ...</p> <p> </p> <p>I mean, Sarah, you're going to go out and you're going to get started in this, and I'm sure you'll start podcasting. You're going to have character flaws that explode in your face that won't let you move on until you address them, which might be, hey ... Let's say that I can't get up on time. Therefore, I don't have time to actually work on my business before I do my nine to five. Therefore, I'm not going to progress until I ... That's just an example. Therefore, I'm not going to progress until I address the fact that I keep sle...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>Here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer.</p> <p> </p> <p>My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Hey, what's up everyone? Hey, I'm excited for today because we're going to talk about one of my favorite topics ever, and it's something that actually has blessed my life a lot, especially as of about six months ago.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you don't know, on Secret MLM Hacks Radio, after you opt-in, in the bottom right there, there's a little button. It's a green button. If you click it, you can record straight from your browser a question for me about MLM, or a question to me, I mean, and I'm going to go ahead and drop one of those in now, because I think it's an important topic. This is something ... I'm not kidding, when I found this, and when I figured out how to do this, my life changed, and I'm not just saying that because, but, anyway, you'll see why. Let me play the question real quick. This is from Sarah. Sarah, I appreciate the question.</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey, Steve. I'd love to start doing a podcast similar to yours about never having to talk to your family or friends or annoy your warm market. I love MLM but have always hated the warm market side of it, and I love your trainings. I think they're just exactly what I need. Do you think it's okay to go ahead and podcast even if I have never had any experience in this and have never had a downline or recruited anybody? Thanks very much. Bye.</p> <p> </p> <p>Sarah, that's a fantastic question. I really appreciate you saying that. So there's this whole element to needing to find your voice to become a leader. I've never found too many leaders who don't know how to communicate, meaning they're not eloquent all of them. They're not this posh guys wearing suits all the time, like the crappy, totally fake image that Hollywood tosses on us as far as who a speaker or a salesman is or whatever. That's total garbage. I don't believe in that kind of stuff. In fact, I usually make fun of those guys and I'm like those are the guys that put way too much starch in their shirts, try and act too professional all the time, act like they were born in a tuxedo, and you're like, "Come on. No one's like that." Anyway.</p> <p> </p> <p>So, Sarah, I'm not sure if you've ever heard of a guy named Russell Brunson, but he is the man. He's an internet marketer who talked about something called the attractive character. Now I don't think he's the one that actually came up with this concept, but this is powerful. When I first started my podcast, not this podcast. I have a second one. My first podcast, which I started about a year ago, I went through the same things that you're describing right now. I was scared to death to launch it, but I wanted to feel like I was making progress, so I actually was so scared to do it that I actually was recording episodes without launching them, and I got 17 episodes recorded, and I was interviewing all these people and I was doing all this stuff and I was just so scared to death to actually launch the thing because I was like, "Gosh, is this good enough? Is anyone actually going to listen to these things?"</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm proud to say that that's been over a year now and there's about 60,000 downloads on it, which is awesome and it's been a lot of fun, but that didn't happen at first. Not at all. Definitely not at all. It was really interesting though. I don't know what it was. I mean I would go and for the format for every one of my podcasts and for any time I would publish anything was always this, okay, what's a story I can tell? What's a principle behind it? What's a call to action, something I want them to do, whether it's go somewhere or act on your own to do something or whatever it is, and that was the formula that I'd follow. Any time I'd communicate with my audience at all ever, whether it was a podcast, whether it was on video, or whatever, that's what I would do, and I got better and better and better and better at it, and I got better and better at ad-libbing. I mean I used to write out all my episodes word for word almost and try and act like I wasn't reading it.</p> <p> </p> <p>Something happened though. I don't know what it was. I do now actually, but I'm almost 80 episodes into that podcast, and something happened around episode 30 or 40. My confidence changed. My voice changed. I found my voice. Rather than thinking, "Hey, how would this guy say it over here? How would that leader say it over there? How would Steve Larsen say it?" I got really, really fun because I ... meaning it became fun for me is what I'm saying because I learned to love it and podcasting starting becoming this thing that I was like, "Man, I can't wait to do my next episode," rather than this thing of anxiety. It was like, "Oh my gosh. This is cool."</p> <p> </p> <p>I didn't know what to say at first so I started by interviewing all these other experts and so I interviewed I mean a ton of people, people that were just killing it in these different areas, and I would go ... It was a lot of fun to do it that way, and it helped me understand how they were saying things, and then I understood how to speak more about ... You know what I mean? I got confidence, and I found my voice. Now I don't necessarily mean so much ... I mean there's certainly some confidence that comes with it. There's certainly some more eloquence of the voice. The way you say things or the way you describe stuff, your own isms, your own passion points, things like that, but really what I'm saying is I found my message. With that other audience, with that other podcast, I've got a lot of followers on that podcast, and I found my message though. I found what I stand for, and that's more challenging.</p> <p> </p> <p>So back to what I was saying about Russell Brunson, Russell, what he did is he actually created this thing called the attractive character, and what it is is that it's a formula that shows you what you need to have in order to become a followable leader, a followable character, somebody who is attractive. There's certain elements to being an attractive character. You've got to have a back story. Everybody has a back story. How did you get here? That's your back story. What was the struggles you went through? What were the things you went through that sucked? That's your back story. Number two, what are your parables, meaning what are more of the story you tell?</p> <p> </p> <p>So you got the back story. That's like your origin story. That's where you came from, but then you've got all these parables, the isms, the stories that you tell that teach your main principles. The third one is one of the most challenging for people and that is character flaws. You need to be able to show what your character flaws are. You've got to be able to share what they are. I get frustrated sometimes. I have no problem sharing that. What's funny is Robert Kiyosaki said, and I think I actually said this in a previous episode, but man, when you get started ...</p> <p> </p> <p>I mean, Sarah, you're going to go out and you're going to get started in this, and I'm sure you'll start podcasting. You're going to have character flaws that explode in your face that won't let you move on until you address them, which might be, hey ... Let's say that I can't get up on time. Therefore, I don't have time to actually work on my business before I do my nine to five. Therefore, I'm not going to progress until I ... That's just an example. Therefore, I'm not going to progress until I address the fact that I keep sle...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.   Here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer.   My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Hey, what's up everyone? Hey, I'm excited for today because we're going to talk about one of my favorite topics ever, and it's something that actually has blessed my life a lot, especially as of about six months ago.   If you don't know, on Secret MLM Hacks Radio, after you opt-in, in the bottom right there, there's a little button. It's a green button. If you click it, you can record straight from your browser a question for me about MLM, or a question to me, I mean, and I'm going to go ahead and drop one of those in now, because I think it's an important topic. This is something ... I'm not kidding, when I found this, and when I figured out how to do this, my life changed, and I'm not just saying that because, but, anyway, you'll see why. Let me play the question real quick. This is from Sarah. Sarah, I appreciate the question.   Hey, Steve. I'd love to start doing a podcast similar to yours about never having to talk to your family or friends or annoy your warm market. I love MLM but have always hated the warm market side of it, and I love your trainings. I think they're just exactly what I need. Do you think it's okay to go ahead and podcast even if I have never had any experience in this and have never had a downline or recruited anybody? Thanks very much. Bye.   Sarah, that's a fantastic question. I really appreciate you saying that. So there's this whole element to needing to find your voice to become a leader. I've never found too many leaders who don't know how to communicate, meaning they're not eloquent all of them. They're not this posh guys wearing suits all the time, like the crappy, totally fake image that Hollywood tosses on us as far as who a speaker or a salesman is or whatever. That's total garbage. I don't believe in that kind of stuff. In fact, I usually make fun of those guys and I'm like those are the guys that put way too much starch in their shirts, try and act too professional all the time, act like they were born in a tuxedo, and you're like, "Come on. No one's like that." Anyway.   So, Sarah, I'm not sure if you've ever heard of a guy named Russell Brunson, but he is the man. He's an internet marketer who talked about something called the attractive character. Now I don't think he's the one that actually came up with this concept, but this is powerful. When I first started my podcast, not this podcast. I have a second one. My first podcast, which I started about a year ago, I went through the same things that you're describing right now. I was scared to death to launch it, but I wanted to feel like I was making progress, so I actually was so scared to do it that I actually was recording episodes without launching them, and I got 17 episodes recorded, and I was interviewing all these people and I was doing all this stuff and I was just so scared to death to actually launch the thing because I was like, "Gosh, is this good enough? Is anyone actually going to listen to these things?"   I'm proud to say that that's been over a year now and there's about 60,000 downloads on it, which is awesome and it's been a lot of fun, but that didn't happen at first. Not at all. Definitely not at all. It was really interesting though. I don't know what it was. I mean I would go and for the format for every one of my podcasts and for any time I would publish anything was always this, okay, what's a story I can tell? What's a principle behind it? What's a call to action, something I want them to do, whether it's go somewhere or act on your own to do something or whatever it is, and that was the formula that I'd follow. Any time I'd communicate with my audience at all ever, whether it was a podcast, whether it was on video, or whatever, that's what I would do, and I got better and better and better and better at it, and I got better and better at ad-libbing. I mean I used to write out all my episodes word for word almost and try and act like I wasn't reading it.   Something happened though. I don't know what it was. I do now actually, but I'm almost 80 episodes into that podcast, and something happened around episode 30 or 40. My confidence changed. My voice changed. I found my voice. 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The reason I'm tossing this in is because I've been in the middle of creating my course, Secret MLM Hacks, and this is how to auto-recruit and duplicate yourself and your own down line using automation and using the internet and using different systems that are out there so you can build the business that you want, life that you want without having to be so hands-on or anything the entire time. Obviously, you have to, at first, you got to build the thing but then, you can just walk away and it's amazing.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I've been doing is I was literally about to turn the camera on and start teaching and putting these things together. And I was like, "Something is missing. I'm not sure what it is," and a lot of it was some of these persuasion tactics. There's something that just felt off. I went back through and I started drawing pictures to describe all the principles which made it a whole lot easier to understand and whole lot easier to teach, probably a lot easier to remember and actually use and actually implement. I'm excited that it's taking an extra week or two for me to go through and think in terms of pictures and actually go create this thing which has been really fun though.</p> <p> </p> <p>Second, a little bit more on persuasion, how to be persuasive and those other things as well I tossed in there. But it was probably two or three years ago, I first heard this sentence. This is by a gentleman named Blair Warren. Now, a lot of you guys have probably heard this before. This is called the One-Sentence Persuasion Course, and this sentence is the key. Anytime I'm writing a headline, anytime I'm going to go speak on stage somewhere which I just got asked again last night to go keynote, so I'm really bumped. I'm really excited about that. I love speaking. It's a lot of fun.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyways, anytime I'm going to do any type of communication at all, I use this next sentence that I'm going to read to you as like a backbone to turn up the sexy. Does that make sense? Here it is, let me just read the first and then let me tell you why. Again, this is called the One-Sentence Persuasion Course by Blair Warren. He said, "People will do anything for those who encourage their dreams, justify their failures, allay their fears, confirm their suspicions and help them throw rocks at their enemies." Okay, think about that. Let me say it one more time just so you got it in there. "People will do anything for those who will encourage their dreams, justify failures, allay fears, confirm suspicions, help them throw rocks at their enemies."</p> <p> </p> <p>When you start thinking about what that means, that allows you to side with the other person very easily. 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I'm just making stuff on the spot, but if that was, "Ten ways to rank your business on Google," you could turn up the suspicion, you could turn up the sexy, you can help them throw rocks at enemies and justify fears, confirm suspicions. If you just merely switch that headline and say, "Ten ethical ways to rank your business on Google." "Wait. Ethical?" Just by throwing that one word, I'm confirming suspicions that there are unethical ways to do it. Does that make sense?</p> <p> </p> <p>Help them throw rocks at enemies, "Ten ways to rank your business on Google's big machine ..." Gosh, super hard to do on the spot, especially without writing it. I usually write them down. What I'll do is I write down like ten different headlines with each one of those elements in there. I try and make a headline that's based on encouraging dreams. Make a headline that's based on justifying failures. Another one is based on allaying fears which means to put to rest, like, "Oh, don't worry. 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I'm persuasive with my three-year-old when she decides not to go to sleep. That doesn't mean it's unethical. She's got to go to bed. You can still be persuasive at anything and still be fine. Anyway, this One-Sentence Persuasion Course, that's like the first step at me turning up the sexy. But then sometimes, I'm like, "You know what? The actual headline, like the content of that headline or what I'm about to go and say, what I'm going to speak about, it's not quite on par. How do I fix that?"</p> <p> </p> <p>Now, I mentioned recently that when I'm getting ready to go and create a course because I've done these several times now and I'm excited to do for the MLM space with the massive internet marketing background. It's going to be fun to go and do this for MLM. That's what I'm in the middle of doing and ...</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway, a few episodes ago, I talked about what you do with your down line when actually recruit them which is you run an ask campaign. 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I'm persuasive with my three-year-old when she decides not to go to sleep. That doesn't mean it's unethical. She's got to go to bed. You can still be persuasive at anything and still be fine. Anyway, this One-Sentence Persuasion Course, that's like the first step at me turning up the sexy. But then sometimes, I'm like, "You know what? The actual headline, like the content of that headline or what I'm about to go and say, what I'm going to speak about, it's not quite on par. How do I fix that?"</p> <p> </p> <p>Now, I mentioned recently that when I'm getting ready to go and create a course because I've done these several times now and I'm excited to do for the MLM space with the massive internet marketing background. It's going to be fun to go and do this for MLM. That's what I'm in the middle of doing and ...</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway, a few episodes ago, I talked about what you do with your down line when actually recruit them which is you run an ask campaign. If you don't know what I'm talking about, it's like two episodes ago. But an ask campaign is so crucial to understanding what it is your people actually are struggling with. Number one, they'll give you kind of like the table of contents like, "Hey, here's the three things I'm struggling with," but that's not really where the massive, massive value of an ask campaign comes from. It comes when you go one level deeper.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you go one level deeper from an ask campaign and you go from the what to the why. Why did you say that? Why are you saying that? What's the belief that y...</p>]]>
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The reason I'm tossing this in is because I've been in the middle of creating my course, Secret MLM Hacks, and this is how to auto-recruit and duplicate yourself and your own down line using automation and using the internet and using different systems that are out there so you can build the business that you want, life that you want without having to be so hands-on or anything the entire time. Obviously, you have to, at first, you got to build the thing but then, you can just walk away and it's amazing.   What I've been doing is I was literally about to turn the camera on and start teaching and putting these things together. And I was like, "Something is missing. I'm not sure what it is," and a lot of it was some of these persuasion tactics. There's something that just felt off. I went back through and I started drawing pictures to describe all the principles which made it a whole lot easier to understand and whole lot easier to teach, probably a lot easier to remember and actually use and actually implement. I'm excited that it's taking an extra week or two for me to go through and think in terms of pictures and actually go create this thing which has been really fun though.   Second, a little bit more on persuasion, how to be persuasive and those other things as well I tossed in there. But it was probably two or three years ago, I first heard this sentence. This is by a gentleman named Blair Warren. Now, a lot of you guys have probably heard this before. This is called the One-Sentence Persuasion Course, and this sentence is the key. Anytime I'm writing a headline, anytime I'm going to go speak on stage somewhere which I just got asked again last night to go keynote, so I'm really bumped. I'm really excited about that. I love speaking. It's a lot of fun.   Anyways, anytime I'm going to do any type of communication at all, I use this next sentence that I'm going to read to you as like a backbone to turn up the sexy. Does that make sense? Here it is, let me just read the first and then let me tell you why. Again, this is called the One-Sentence Persuasion Course by Blair Warren. He said, "People will do anything for those who encourage their dreams, justify their failures, allay their fears, confirm their suspicions and help them throw rocks at their enemies." Okay, think about that. Let me say it one more time just so you got it in there. "People will do anything for those who will encourage their dreams, justify failures, allay fears, confirm suspicions, help them throw rocks at their enemies."   When you start thinking about what that means, that allows you to side with the other person very easily. Now, you know what's driving the internals, what all those triggers are inside that person's brain. 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Than something that's easy. That's just my personality; go all the way or nothing.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway. Towards the end of basic training, we had shot machine guns and thrown grenades and we did all sorts of crazy stuff, and it was a lot of fun. We had done all sorts of stuff, this was in the middle of winter and very, very cold and sometimes they'd use that to their advantage, just to throw a little extra pain at us, which is a lot of fun, but not always fun in the moment. Anyway, towards the end of the training, they knew that my record was fairly clean. It just so happened, this was at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, relaxin' Jackson. I was over there, and that happens to be where the nation's polygraph center also is.</p> <p> </p> <p>If you don't know what a polygraph center or a polygraph is, that is the lie detector that you see in movies where they hook you up to a lie detector and stuff like that, if you've ever seen ... I can't even remember the name of the movie. 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It's just kind of my personality.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway. I go over to this polygraph center and there's other soldiers over there with me, my platoon's over there, and a few of the guys. We go, and they start hooking us up, and they've got sensors on our arms and our fingertips and stuff around our chests. You know what I mean? There's all this stuff, and they are practicing reading vitals. What they taught us was really interesting, and I promise this has everything to do with MLM, just stick with me for a second, okay? What they did, though, is they taught us that when you tell a lie, there's actually a physical response to that lie. Much as how the body responds when a disease enters the body or some kind of poison. That's how your body reacts. There's a physical reaction to you telling a lie. Interesting, huh?</p> <p> </p> <p>So what they told us to do is they said, "Hey, look. Tell the truth, but then sometime in there, tell a lie. 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It's straight out of a Jason Bourne scene, a little bit. It felt like that, anyway. I'm sure it wasn't exactly that. But it came time for me to lie. I decided that I was going to ... I was like, okay, it's coming up. I'm going to tell the lie. I relaxed my body and they asked the next question, and I lied. And I waited for them to catch me in it and go bring me to the interrogation room or something. The agent moved forward a little bit, squinted at the screen, and slowly repeated the question again, and I took, without her seeing, took another deep breath. I relaxed my body and then I answered again the question, and I lied. And I beat it. She didn't catch it.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, oh my gosh. I just beat a polygraph machine. Way back in the day when those things came out, they were way harder to fool. I was reflecting on that, I was like, how did I beat ... First of all, I was ticked that I didn't go to the interrogation room, and they were like, "Larsen, dude, you're not supposed to want that. It's interrogation. It's kind of intense. They'll actually break you." I was like, "Good!" I was like, "Yeah!" I want the sky, baby, let's do it! Make it hard!</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway. I beat it, though, and I lied. I talked to a few of the other soldiers that were with me afterward, and it turns out there's only one other guy who actually beat it, and everyone else they caught. I was like, how come I was able to beat that thing? And I figure out that there were two things that made it so that I could beat the polygraph machine. Again, this has everything to do with you and your MLM. It has everything to do with it. What I had to do, number one, is I had to relax my body in such a way that I had to get to a place of pure apathy, meaning I didn't care. I didn't care about anything, I didn't care about myself, I didn't care about anyone, I didn't care about my opinions or beliefs, I didn't care about anything at all. It was hard for me to reach that state, because I'm a very opinionated person, right? I was like, okay.</p> <p> </p> <p>The second thing, though, is that ... This was the key part. This is how it actually worked, I ...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larson and you're listening to another episode of Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Oh, yeah. Here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends who wanna grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larson and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey, what's going on? Hope you don't mind if I throw in a little personality every now and then. Hey, I've been busy over here building an in-home studio, which is actually been a lot of fun. My wife and I, we got married, and we've been living in apartments for ... We lived in apartments for like five years and bought a house and it's awesome. Going from a little two bedroom apartment to ... you know, when we were in college, we moved over, anyway, over to a house. It's a five bedroom house. It's awesome. Really, it's been a lot to fun.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's not massive, but it's way bigger; way, way bigger than living in an apartment. It's been fun because ... I mean, guys, from the stuff that I've been doing and teaching and the internet world. I mean we're able to use the ... I'm not trying to brag, I just ... It's cool achievement. I really think we all should celebrate what cool things are going on in our lives. A lot ... I could cover the down payment of the house from the stuff on my site, from basically a side hustle; from sales of MLM stuff and sales of product and sales. You know what I mean? My own stuff. It was so cool, such a great feeling. I'm so excited for you guys to experience that if you've never felt that before. It is one of the most rewarding things that I've ever experienced.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway, what I did though is I went and I got a whole bunch of sound panels and so across all the ceilings on the walls all across it, there's the sound panels, all the padded pieces. Then I got this sweet desk that I built and a boom mic and all these cool things. It's been a lot of fun. A black sheet from top to bottom, got these awesome studio lights and awesome backdrops. Anyway, I'm really excited. You know what's so funny? You don't really need all this stuff. It's just fun and it's been fun to be able to set it all up.</p> <p> </p> <p>The reason I'm doing it this way though is I am getting ready to begin filming the first module for the Secret MLM Hacks Course. Now this is a course that is still in creation. I launched kind of a beta version of it about a year ago and the response has been ridiculous. I mean it's been awesome. Over 300, not over, probably about 300 people bought that beta course and I had great feedback, but what was also nice is people told me the things that they thought were missing; things that they thought maybe were the more challenging concepts or maybe I did explain it enough or whatever it might be. It's cool 'cause I'm recreating not just that course, but whole additions, whole things that I've never actually talked about before, but how I'm actually recruiting and automating my recruiting process inside of my MLM, which is awesome. It's so fun. I'm really, really excited to do it.</p> <p> </p> <p>One of the things that I wanted to go over and just teach you guys is like okay, if you are inside of your MLM, right? Again, I never ever, ever, ever wanna ever, anyone to think that I am here to persuade you to leave your MLM. If you love it, stay in it. That's not the purpose of this podcast. That's not the purpose of my business or my culture or what I'm doing or anything. My purpose is merely to help. Honestly, the MLM industry understand a little bit more of the internet marketing strategies and product creation strategies because I think MLM's kinda broken out of the box. I know that I've said many times before, but you just ... When you join some company, you're literally the same as everybody else so how do you actually make yourself unique? That's one of the purposes of this podcast. Definitely one of the ... It is the major in-depth topic for the new Secret MLM Hacks Course coming out.</p> <p> </p> <p>Now to actually figure out what people wanted, right? Start putting yourself in shoes as far as your downline and your MLM and the products and services you're selling. I had to start asking people what they wanted. I've made the mistake in the past. Have you ever gone out to a restaurant that you loved and you're like, "Guys, this restaurant is the best. I absolutely love it." You take all your friends or you take your family or whatever, significant other and you go to the restaurant and their response is like, "Meh." They don't really like it. It's like eh whatever. You're like, "Are you serious? This was so good." Or "The movie was amazing." Or whatever it is. You've taken some group of people to some place where you loved it and it was clear that they didn't. That's kind of awkward, isn't it?</p> <p> </p> <p>That is so much like how we treat our MLM's when we approach other people about it. Sometimes, we are so sold on our product. We're so sold on the opportunity because we've had time for our brains to put all the pieces together. We've had time for epiphanies to happen and our beliefs to change and our patterns and our behaviors to adjust, right? We've had time to do that, but the other person hasn't, right? So you go and you bring 'em to the restaurant and you say, "This is the best food ever." And, they don't. They don't actually like it and it's really an awkward experience.</p> <p> </p> <p>Many of us do that when we actually go and we start talking about our MLM's or we start talking our products. They're not in the correct state to receive that product. They're not the state that you were in when you figured out about how cool that product was, right? Or how cool that opportunity was. Instead, when you walk into the restaurant or before you get there, you start saying, "You know, hey, what are you in the mood for?" They say, "Well, I'm in the mood for, I don't know, Chinese or whatever." You're like, "Oh, cool. I know this great place." Now it's a lot easier for you to actually provide a good experience for the other person. Does that makes sense? Simply by you asking just what the other person wants.</p> <p> </p> <p>This principle that I'm talking about is ... It comes from a book called, "Ask" by Ryan Levesque. What he does is he teaches you how to create a course. Jeff Walker does this. Russell Brunson does this. I do it. Anytime I'm about to go create a course or jump into a market or join a MLM or whatever it is I always run what is called an Ask campaign. What that means is I'm gonna spend some time inside that industry asking people what they want. I'm gonna spend time asking people what their biggest challenges are, what the biggest concerns are, what things that they wish they had that they don't. What things do they wish were different. I spend time doing that and it's been really cool because I've been doing that over the last year and a half-ish. Me doing that has been really, really fun. It's been a cool experience because what ends up happening is now I've asked hundreds of people now, what it is that they're struggling with inside of the MLM world. You know what happens when you ask hundreds of people the same question? Eventually patterns start to emerge. 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Going from a little two bedroom apartment to ... you know, when we were in college, we moved over, anyway, over to a house. It's a five bedroom house. It's awesome. Really, it's been a lot to fun.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's not massive, but it's way bigger; way, way bigger than living in an apartment. It's been fun because ... I mean, guys, from the stuff that I've been doing and teaching and the internet world. I mean we're able to use the ... I'm not trying to brag, I just ... It's cool achievement. I really think we all should celebrate what cool things are going on in our lives. A lot ... I could cover the down payment of the house from the stuff on my site, from basically a side hustle; from sales of MLM stuff and sales of product and sales. You know what I mean? My own stuff. It was so cool, such a great feeling. I'm so excited for you guys to experience that if you've never felt that before. It is one of the most rewarding things that I've ever experienced.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway, what I did though is I went and I got a whole bunch of sound panels and so across all the ceilings on the walls all across it, there's the sound panels, all the padded pieces. Then I got this sweet desk that I built and a boom mic and all these cool things. It's been a lot of fun. A black sheet from top to bottom, got these awesome studio lights and awesome backdrops. Anyway, I'm really excited. You know what's so funny? You don't really need all this stuff. It's just fun and it's been fun to be able to set it all up.</p> <p> </p> <p>The reason I'm doing it this way though is I am getting ready to begin filming the first module for the Secret MLM Hacks Course. Now this is a course that is still in creation. I launched kind of a beta version of it about a year ago and the response has been ridiculous. I mean it's been awesome. Over 300, not over, probably about 300 people bought that beta course and I had great feedback, but what was also nice is people told me the things that they thought were missing; things that they thought maybe were the more challenging concepts or maybe I did explain it enough or whatever it might be. It's cool 'cause I'm recreating not just that course, but whole additions, whole things that I've never actually talked about before, but how I'm actually recruiting and automating my recruiting process inside of my MLM, which is awesome. It's so fun. I'm really, really excited to do it.</p> <p> </p> <p>One of the things that I wanted to go over and just teach you guys is like okay, if you are inside of your MLM, right? Again, I never ever, ever, ever wanna ever, anyone to think that I am here to persuade you to leave your MLM. If you love it, stay in it. That's not the purpose of this podcast. That's not the purpose of my business or my culture or what I'm doing or anything. 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Jeff Walker does this. Russell Brunson does this. I do it. Anytime I'm about to go create a course or jump into a market or join a MLM or whatever it is I always run what is called an Ask campaign. What that means is I'm gonna spend some time inside that industry asking people what they want. I'm gonna spend time asking people what their biggest challenges are, what the biggest concerns are, what things that they wish they had that they don't. What things do they wish were different. I spend time doing that and it's been really cool because I've been doing that over the last year and a half-ish. Me doing that has been really, really fun. It's been a cool experience because what ends up happening is now I've asked hundreds of people now, what it is that they're struggling with inside of the MLM world. You know what happens when you ask hundreds of people the same question? Eventually patterns start to emerge. Again, put yourself in my shoes, but as far as your own MLM goes, right?</p> <p> </p> <p>Maybe you should go to your downline and start asking the things that they're struggling with the most and then go provide those things to them. Does that make sense? Or turn around and say, "You know what things when I was recruiting you or when you were joining this, what things didn't make sense? What things were the hardest parts for you to understand? What things were the thin...</p>]]>
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Now, if you’re brand new to this podcast, know that the purpose of what I’m doing right now is documenting the creation of my next product in the MLM field so that you know how to use these tactics to sell your own MLM products, and to basically sell people into your own downline.</p> <p> </p> <p>Right now, what I’ve been doing though is I just recently … Not recently. A lot of you guys are probably on it, but in secretmlmhacksradio.com, I give a pretty awesome thing away and it’s something that I used to charge for and it’s five different videos that basically teach you how to sell and duplicate more people into your downline. How to do it in a way that makes you seem like a new opportunity rather than something that’s readily available all over the place.</p> <p> </p> <p>I mean, you could walk down the street and basically ask anyone if they’re in MLM and I bet you don’t have to go very far to find out somebody else who has the same thing that you have. That’s discouraging because you’ll get the same as everybody else, so you got to do something that's different. Somehow you got to create new value out there, right?</p> <p> </p> <p>I’ve been really stoked about this. I have been in the internet game for quite a while, and probably about … I don’t think if I can put in years to it actually because I mean, I’ve dabbled around a lot, but what I’m really stoked about is that secretmlmhackradio.com currently has a 68% conversation rate and it’s bouncing between 68% and about 70.6% conversion rate. That’s ridiculous and just so you know, there are hundreds of people that have hit it. It’s not like only five people have hit and that’s the conversion rate.</p> <p> </p> <p>It’s like 500-ish, I believe that’s the number, have hit that page and it means that 70% of those people have opted in for the free course that I give them and I’ve been watching it and got value out of it. That’s ridiculous by the way. It is not easy to do that and I honestly have never had a page convert that high for anything, and I’m laughing so hard that it is converting that well because it’s usually very hard to even get, depending on what you do, even 30% conversion rates which is quite good in the internet marking space.</p> <p> </p> <p>It’s like, “Holy crap. This is amazing. I kept thinking what else can I do to create culture and I want you to start thinking about how you do this in your own MLM, as in your own downlines. The money is in the follow-up. The money is always on the follow-up. I was recently interviewing a gentleman for a separate podcast show that I do and he was telling a story about how he has been building internet sales funnels for real estate agents. What he learned and what he realized is that there are several different people out there who they only get just a few leads on purpose. They only want 16 leads a month, just 16. That’s it.</p> <p> </p> <p>Their follow-up sequence is so good than any more than 16, and they can’t handle it. What? Only 16 leads. What on Earth? I mean, they call three times a day, they text three times a day, they email three times a day. They treat that individual like gold. You have to remember that anytime anyone comes to you and says, “Hey, what’s this MLM thing you’re part of? What is it that you do? How come this is something you’re so passionate about?”</p> <p> </p> <p>You guys, they’re trying to become a lead. All you got to do is bait the hook a little bit and invite them to be a lead. When they’ve done that, remember that they’ve asked you to do that. Don’t get bossy. Don’t become that guy at the party, don’t become that guy at family reunions. You know what I mean? Don’t get annoying, but remember that sometimes people are just busy. You know what’s funny is one of my buddies when he started testing this, and he’s like, “Hey. In this industry is like literally every single time, what happens is when you do that and you are that forward about what it is that you do in your follow up process to your leads,” he’s like, “it’s funny.”</p> <p> </p> <p>Let’s say that you had five people that you were talking with. Five people that you’re talking with and you’re calling literally every single day, maybe even three times. You’re texting three times a day. No joke. It sounds and feels like a lot, but to that individual, you guys, how busy are you? I mean, how many times do you forget to do simple things around the house? It’s very much the same way. He said of the five, you’ll lose one because they get annoyed, but he’s like the rest of them, honestly, the biggest thing they always say is like, “I’m so sorry. It has taken me so long to get back to you.”</p> <p> </p> <p>Don’t be snooty about it. Don’t be like, “Hey, I expect you to join.” You’re coming from a position of value, you’re coming to that individual and you’re saying, “Hey, I’m trying to add value to the [inaudible 00:05:17].” You don’t just say that, actually do it. You care about the person. Just because I’m in internet marketing, does not mean I take the human out of this machine, the human element. It’s very much, it’s all about value building. It’s all about beliefs, it’s all about helping people understand but there is more to life.</p> <p> </p> <p>Create for yourself a follow up process, create culture, create for yourself a place where people can go and learn more about you where it can remove you out for … I love creating tools and third-party stuff because I don’t have to sit in front of them. If they’re feeling a little bit awkward at first so they got some walls up, I don’t need to be sitting in front of them and saying, “Here,” and shoving stuff down their throat.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I did is I went and created a Facebook page called … If you go to facebook.com/secretmlmhacks, you’ll see there’s about 800 people on there. I actually got rid of about 500 of them because I only wanted people who are interactive. I didn’t want people who are just showing on there. I wanted the best of the best, the cream of the crop so I actually just got rid of 500 people on that Facebook page. Right now we are a lively group of 300 people and it’s been really fun, I really enjoyed it.</p> <p> </p> <p>I’m trying to build culture. I’m trying to help people realize that there is a place on the internet that they can go and not feel like they’re just going to get spammed to death by fake robot comments on the internet. The Facebook right now, that’s really what that is for the MLM space. I’m sure, I’ve talked about it before on this podcast but it’s called Expert Secrets and it’s by Russell Brunson. What it is, is a book that teaches you how to create culture. That’s just one part of it but in there, he states that in order to create culture, you’ve got to be able to give people a place to set their eyes up on to. Does that make sense?</p> <p> </p> <p>You got to be able to say, “Hey, here's the flag. Here’s where you’re all trying to get.” It’s you placing the flag up on the mountain so when you’re talking to prospects, you’re talking to people who are out there who want to get to your opportunity whatever it might be or even who show a little bit of interest. Place that flag up there for them. What is $10,000 extra month worth to you? You know what I mean?...</p>]]>
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Now, if you’re brand new to this podcast, know that the purpose of what I’m doing right now is documenting the creation of my next product in the MLM field so that you know how to use these tactics to sell your own MLM products, and to basically sell people into your own downline.</p> <p> </p> <p>Right now, what I’ve been doing though is I just recently … Not recently. A lot of you guys are probably on it, but in secretmlmhacksradio.com, I give a pretty awesome thing away and it’s something that I used to charge for and it’s five different videos that basically teach you how to sell and duplicate more people into your downline. How to do it in a way that makes you seem like a new opportunity rather than something that’s readily available all over the place.</p> <p> </p> <p>I mean, you could walk down the street and basically ask anyone if they’re in MLM and I bet you don’t have to go very far to find out somebody else who has the same thing that you have. That’s discouraging because you’ll get the same as everybody else, so you got to do something that's different. Somehow you got to create new value out there, right?</p> <p> </p> <p>I’ve been really stoked about this. I have been in the internet game for quite a while, and probably about … I don’t think if I can put in years to it actually because I mean, I’ve dabbled around a lot, but what I’m really stoked about is that secretmlmhackradio.com currently has a 68% conversation rate and it’s bouncing between 68% and about 70.6% conversion rate. That’s ridiculous and just so you know, there are hundreds of people that have hit it. It’s not like only five people have hit and that’s the conversion rate.</p> <p> </p> <p>It’s like 500-ish, I believe that’s the number, have hit that page and it means that 70% of those people have opted in for the free course that I give them and I’ve been watching it and got value out of it. That’s ridiculous by the way. It is not easy to do that and I honestly have never had a page convert that high for anything, and I’m laughing so hard that it is converting that well because it’s usually very hard to even get, depending on what you do, even 30% conversion rates which is quite good in the internet marking space.</p> <p> </p> <p>It’s like, “Holy crap. This is amazing. I kept thinking what else can I do to create culture and I want you to start thinking about how you do this in your own MLM, as in your own downlines. The money is in the follow-up. The money is always on the follow-up. I was recently interviewing a gentleman for a separate podcast show that I do and he was telling a story about how he has been building internet sales funnels for real estate agents. What he learned and what he realized is that there are several different people out there who they only get just a few leads on purpose. They only want 16 leads a month, just 16. That’s it.</p> <p> </p> <p>Their follow-up sequence is so good than any more than 16, and they can’t handle it. What? Only 16 leads. What on Earth? I mean, they call three times a day, they text three times a day, they email three times a day. They treat that individual like gold. You have to remember that anytime anyone comes to you and says, “Hey, what’s this MLM thing you’re part of? What is it that you do? How come this is something you’re so passionate about?”</p> <p> </p> <p>You guys, they’re trying to become a lead. All you got to do is bait the hook a little bit and invite them to be a lead. When they’ve done that, remember that they’ve asked you to do that. Don’t get bossy. Don’t become that guy at the party, don’t become that guy at family reunions. You know what I mean? Don’t get annoying, but remember that sometimes people are just busy. You know what’s funny is one of my buddies when he started testing this, and he’s like, “Hey. In this industry is like literally every single time, what happens is when you do that and you are that forward about what it is that you do in your follow up process to your leads,” he’s like, “it’s funny.”</p> <p> </p> <p>Let’s say that you had five people that you were talking with. Five people that you’re talking with and you’re calling literally every single day, maybe even three times. You’re texting three times a day. No joke. It sounds and feels like a lot, but to that individual, you guys, how busy are you? I mean, how many times do you forget to do simple things around the house? It’s very much the same way. He said of the five, you’ll lose one because they get annoyed, but he’s like the rest of them, honestly, the biggest thing they always say is like, “I’m so sorry. It has taken me so long to get back to you.”</p> <p> </p> <p>Don’t be snooty about it. Don’t be like, “Hey, I expect you to join.” You’re coming from a position of value, you’re coming to that individual and you’re saying, “Hey, I’m trying to add value to the [inaudible 00:05:17].” You don’t just say that, actually do it. You care about the person. Just because I’m in internet marketing, does not mean I take the human out of this machine, the human element. It’s very much, it’s all about value building. It’s all about beliefs, it’s all about helping people understand but there is more to life.</p> <p> </p> <p>Create for yourself a follow up process, create culture, create for yourself a place where people can go and learn more about you where it can remove you out for … I love creating tools and third-party stuff because I don’t have to sit in front of them. If they’re feeling a little bit awkward at first so they got some walls up, I don’t need to be sitting in front of them and saying, “Here,” and shoving stuff down their throat.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I did is I went and created a Facebook page called … If you go to facebook.com/secretmlmhacks, you’ll see there’s about 800 people on there. I actually got rid of about 500 of them because I only wanted people who are interactive. I didn’t want people who are just showing on there. I wanted the best of the best, the cream of the crop so I actually just got rid of 500 people on that Facebook page. Right now we are a lively group of 300 people and it’s been really fun, I really enjoyed it.</p> <p> </p> <p>I’m trying to build culture. I’m trying to help people realize that there is a place on the internet that they can go and not feel like they’re just going to get spammed to death by fake robot comments on the internet. The Facebook right now, that’s really what that is for the MLM space. I’m sure, I’ve talked about it before on this podcast but it’s called Expert Secrets and it’s by Russell Brunson. What it is, is a book that teaches you how to create culture. That’s just one part of it but in there, he states that in order to create culture, you’ve got to be able to give people a place to set their eyes up on to. Does that make sense?</p> <p> </p> <p>You got to be able to say, “Hey, here's the flag. Here’s where you’re all trying to get.” It’s you placing the flag up on the mountain so when you’re talking to prospects, you’re talking to people who are out there who want to get to your opportunity whatever it might be or even who show a little bit of interest. Place that flag up there for them. What is $10,000 extra month worth to you? You know what I mean?...</p>]]>
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      <itunes:summary>What’s going everyone? This Steve Larsen and you’re listening to another episode of Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Here’s the real mystery. How do real MLM’ers like us, who didn’t cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our downlines, and create extra incomes, yet, still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That’s the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.   All right you, guys. I have been busy at work here, putting out tons of stuff, trying to put lots of content out and trying to help you guys understand how I approach the MLM world. Now, if you’re brand new to this podcast, know that the purpose of what I’m doing right now is documenting the creation of my next product in the MLM field so that you know how to use these tactics to sell your own MLM products, and to basically sell people into your own downline.   Right now, what I’ve been doing though is I just recently … Not recently. A lot of you guys are probably on it, but in secretmlmhacksradio.com, I give a pretty awesome thing away and it’s something that I used to charge for and it’s five different videos that basically teach you how to sell and duplicate more people into your downline. How to do it in a way that makes you seem like a new opportunity rather than something that’s readily available all over the place.   I mean, you could walk down the street and basically ask anyone if they’re in MLM and I bet you don’t have to go very far to find out somebody else who has the same thing that you have. 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That’s it.   Their follow-up sequence is so good than any more than 16, and they can’t handle it. What? Only 16 leads. What on Earth? I mean, they call three times a day, they text three times a day, they email three times a day. They treat that individual like gold. You have to remember that anytime anyone comes to you and says, “Hey, what’s this MLM thing you’re part of? What is it that you do? How come this is something you’re so passionate about?”   You guys, they’re trying to become a lead. All you got to do is bait the hook a little bit and invite them to be a lead. When they’ve done that, remember that they’ve asked you to do that. Don’t get bossy. Don’t become that guy at the party, don’t become that guy at family reunions. You know what I mean? Don’t get annoying, but remember that sometimes people are just busy. You know what’s funny is one of my buddies when he started testing this, and he’s like, “Hey. 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Then what I do is I go through and I listen to them and I actually go toss in the actual question from you guys inside the episode.</p> <p> </p> <p>So, here is a question. We're going to start with this first question, here right now. First one of this podcast. I do this on my other podcast show and it's been awesome so I thought I'd do it here too. So, great question here from Bernadette here.</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey Steve. My name's Bernadette. So, I have a question. I know your philosophy is that MLM is more about the opportunity and the products are kind of like an after thought. I've got the opposite philosophy and I'm wanting to build my business around that. I'm wanting to help people through my products. I don't give a, not swearing, about the opportunity. So, can you help me with that and how do I use online funnels to do that? Cheers.</p> <p> </p> <p>That is a fantastic question. I thought that was really funny, actually. Hey, yeah, absolutely. So, your question is more about, obviously I call it the MLM down line recruiting funnel. Obviously that means it's focusing more so on the opportunity of MLM rather than the actual product itself. And I totally understand. Actually, that's one of the bigger questions that I've had over and over again. Fantastic question on how do I actually sell the product using funnels?</p> <p> </p> <p>What's interesting is that most of my background is more on how to actually sell products, as far as in my other life I should say. How I got started, my own career, actually. So, you can use sales funnels to sell anything. Anytime you sell anything, whether or not you meant to, you created a funnel. If I go, I've used the example of McDonald's before, if you go into the drive through at McDonald's, and you're in their sales funnel, right, they might get you with some coupon to get in there as their free thing. They might get you with some little ticket thing. They might get you just because you're hungry. But they're almost always trying to upsell you something. Hey, can I offer you this? Hey, you want to biggie size that? Hey, you want fries and a drink? Hey, you want this, this? Hey, you want this? Those are the different up sales that you can give along the way.</p> <p> </p> <p>Now, it depends on your MLM's compliance. But, one of the ways that I've been working on right now ... I'm working on the launch of this actual product right now. One of the things I'm working on right now is, there are several e-commerce sales funnels that I've built that have gone and two and three x'd companies sales revenues, right. There's a really good model that sells physical products online. And I know that it works very, very well. It's not Shopify. It's not like Amazon. It is the act of taking just a single product and selling that one product, asking if they want more of the same thing and then upselling them on a few other things as well. And it's really, really cool. It works very fantastic. Of the four or five times that I've put that one together for other companies, I almost always three days later, get a frantic phone call, begging me to turn it off, because it works so well. I know it works really, really well.</p> <p> </p> <p>So, anyways. You could build that kind of funnel for your MLM. And depending on your MLM's compliance, use that to sell physical products online. Now, that product, that funnel, is included in the Secret MLM Hacks product that's coming out soon. I've built that, I've put it all together so that you can plug and play. You can put, again, it depends on the compliance of the actual MLM you're in. I'm only saying that over and over again so that you guys don't get in trouble or obviously so that I don't have liability also, because some MLM's are fine with it and some are not.</p> <p> </p> <p>So, regardless though, it's going to be part of that product. But it is a funnel that has made, not just like a couple million, we're talking tens and tens and tens of millions of dollars. So, what I did is I included that for you so that you could drop your own products in. You could add your own images, you could add your own copy. And again, it's just using the software called ClickFunnels. If you don't have a trial, don't worry, I have one for you that will come with the product itself when it launches out there.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyways, so you could certainly use it to do that. Some of the other ways though, let's say that your MLM doesn't like, cause this is a great question, I'm really glad you brought it up. There's a ton of ways you could do it. So, I just talked about a straight sell method. Where you could go, and you could sell that product as a straight sell, right off of a web page. Well, let's say that your MLM doesn't allow that. You could run contests. I've seen people do that before. They'll go and say, "Hey, share this video or whatever it is, whoever shares the most will win a free ..." It could be a sample or whatever. What that does is it builds your list. Now you can go market to all those people, and you could talk about your products with those people. You could run coupons. You say, "Hey, here's a coupon." And get trials out like that or get samples out like that.</p> <p> </p> <p>There's a lot of different models and one of the easiest ways to learn how to do it is to go see how the top MLM ers are doing it in your MLM and then just bring that same strategy online. Again, the first MLM I joined, they did not like us using online strategies, so I had to be careful of that. I keep bringing that up so that you make sure that you're not, anyway.</p> <p> </p> <p>But there's a lot of ways you could do it and actually both provide value and ... I think one of the major, how should I say this, one of the previous episodes that I launched in here, which you've probably heard as well, talked about the importance of creating an offer out of your main product. If you're just selling the main product, let's say a pair of shoes, how many people are selling shoes online? A ton of people. Tons of people are. Well, how come certain pairs of shoes explode compared to others? It's online, they haven't tried them on. So, we're talking about how they look. We're talking about, really, how they look might sell it more, but then also, how the actual offer is set up too. You might have, hey, when you get this pair of shoes, you just get the pair of shoes. Versus the other guy might be, when you get this pair of shoes, I'm also going to give you this cleaning brush and I'm also going to give you this cool cleaning solution. And I'm also going to give you three different colors of laces. And you know what, I'm actually going to throw a warranty in there that if the sole starts to wear out within a year, just send them back and we'll resole these shoes for you.</p> <p> </p> <p>That is an offer. That is an offer. That's different than a product. And you can do the same thing with your MLM products and I guarantee that most MLM's are going to be fine. Maybe I s...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey. How you doing guys? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks radio. So, here's the real mystery. Are there real MLM er's like us? Who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business. How do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes? Yet, still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>All right guys. We got a really fun episode today here. As some of you may know, actually, some of you guys probably don't know, if you go to secretmlmhacksradio.com and you opt in there, what it does is it allows you to ask any question you want that comes up on this actual podcast. And what I do is I go through, and I do vet them, and I just kind of, as far as questions that apply to everybody so we can all learn together. Then what I do is I go through and I listen to them and I actually go toss in the actual question from you guys inside the episode.</p> <p> </p> <p>So, here is a question. We're going to start with this first question, here right now. First one of this podcast. I do this on my other podcast show and it's been awesome so I thought I'd do it here too. So, great question here from Bernadette here.</p> <p> </p> <p>Hey Steve. My name's Bernadette. So, I have a question. I know your philosophy is that MLM is more about the opportunity and the products are kind of like an after thought. I've got the opposite philosophy and I'm wanting to build my business around that. I'm wanting to help people through my products. I don't give a, not swearing, about the opportunity. So, can you help me with that and how do I use online funnels to do that? Cheers.</p> <p> </p> <p>That is a fantastic question. I thought that was really funny, actually. Hey, yeah, absolutely. So, your question is more about, obviously I call it the MLM down line recruiting funnel. Obviously that means it's focusing more so on the opportunity of MLM rather than the actual product itself. And I totally understand. Actually, that's one of the bigger questions that I've had over and over again. Fantastic question on how do I actually sell the product using funnels?</p> <p> </p> <p>What's interesting is that most of my background is more on how to actually sell products, as far as in my other life I should say. How I got started, my own career, actually. So, you can use sales funnels to sell anything. Anytime you sell anything, whether or not you meant to, you created a funnel. If I go, I've used the example of McDonald's before, if you go into the drive through at McDonald's, and you're in their sales funnel, right, they might get you with some coupon to get in there as their free thing. They might get you with some little ticket thing. They might get you just because you're hungry. But they're almost always trying to upsell you something. Hey, can I offer you this? Hey, you want to biggie size that? Hey, you want fries and a drink? Hey, you want this, this? Hey, you want this? Those are the different up sales that you can give along the way.</p> <p> </p> <p>Now, it depends on your MLM's compliance. But, one of the ways that I've been working on right now ... I'm working on the launch of this actual product right now. One of the things I'm working on right now is, there are several e-commerce sales funnels that I've built that have gone and two and three x'd companies sales revenues, right. There's a really good model that sells physical products online. And I know that it works very, very well. It's not Shopify. It's not like Amazon. It is the act of taking just a single product and selling that one product, asking if they want more of the same thing and then upselling them on a few other things as well. And it's really, really cool. It works very fantastic. Of the four or five times that I've put that one together for other companies, I almost always three days later, get a frantic phone call, begging me to turn it off, because it works so well. I know it works really, really well.</p> <p> </p> <p>So, anyways. You could build that kind of funnel for your MLM. And depending on your MLM's compliance, use that to sell physical products online. Now, that product, that funnel, is included in the Secret MLM Hacks product that's coming out soon. I've built that, I've put it all together so that you can plug and play. You can put, again, it depends on the compliance of the actual MLM you're in. I'm only saying that over and over again so that you guys don't get in trouble or obviously so that I don't have liability also, because some MLM's are fine with it and some are not.</p> <p> </p> <p>So, regardless though, it's going to be part of that product. But it is a funnel that has made, not just like a couple million, we're talking tens and tens and tens of millions of dollars. So, what I did is I included that for you so that you could drop your own products in. You could add your own images, you could add your own copy. And again, it's just using the software called ClickFunnels. If you don't have a trial, don't worry, I have one for you that will come with the product itself when it launches out there.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyways, so you could certainly use it to do that. Some of the other ways though, let's say that your MLM doesn't like, cause this is a great question, I'm really glad you brought it up. There's a ton of ways you could do it. So, I just talked about a straight sell method. Where you could go, and you could sell that product as a straight sell, right off of a web page. Well, let's say that your MLM doesn't allow that. You could run contests. I've seen people do that before. They'll go and say, "Hey, share this video or whatever it is, whoever shares the most will win a free ..." It could be a sample or whatever. What that does is it builds your list. Now you can go market to all those people, and you could talk about your products with those people. You could run coupons. You say, "Hey, here's a coupon." And get trials out like that or get samples out like that.</p> <p> </p> <p>There's a lot of different models and one of the easiest ways to learn how to do it is to go see how the top MLM ers are doing it in your MLM and then just bring that same strategy online. Again, the first MLM I joined, they did not like us using online strategies, so I had to be careful of that. I keep bringing that up so that you make sure that you're not, anyway.</p> <p> </p> <p>But there's a lot of ways you could do it and actually both provide value and ... I think one of the major, how should I say this, one of the previous episodes that I launched in here, which you've probably heard as well, talked about the importance of creating an offer out of your main product. If you're just selling the main product, let's say a pair of shoes, how many people are selling shoes online? A ton of people. Tons of people are. Well, how come certain pairs of shoes explode compared to others? It's online, they haven't tried them on. So, we're talking about how they look. We're talking about, really, how they look might sell it more, but then also, how the actual offer is set up too. You might have, hey, when you get this pair of shoes, you just get the pair of shoes. Versus the other guy might be, when you get this pair of shoes, I'm also going to give you this cleaning brush and I'm also going to give you this cool cleaning solution. And I'm also going to give you three different colors of laces. 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      <itunes:summary>Hey. How you doing guys? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks radio. So, here's the real mystery. Are there real MLM er's like us? Who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business. How do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes? Yet, still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks radio.   All right guys. We got a really fun episode today here. As some of you may know, actually, some of you guys probably don't know, if you go to secretmlmhacksradio.com and you opt in there, what it does is it allows you to ask any question you want that comes up on this actual podcast. And what I do is I go through, and I do vet them, and I just kind of, as far as questions that apply to everybody so we can all learn together. Then what I do is I go through and I listen to them and I actually go toss in the actual question from you guys inside the episode.   So, here is a question. We're going to start with this first question, here right now. First one of this podcast. I do this on my other podcast show and it's been awesome so I thought I'd do it here too. So, great question here from Bernadette here.   Hey Steve. My name's Bernadette. So, I have a question. I know your philosophy is that MLM is more about the opportunity and the products are kind of like an after thought. I've got the opposite philosophy and I'm wanting to build my business around that. I'm wanting to help people through my products. I don't give a, not swearing, about the opportunity. So, can you help me with that and how do I use online funnels to do that? Cheers.   That is a fantastic question. I thought that was really funny, actually. Hey, yeah, absolutely. So, your question is more about, obviously I call it the MLM down line recruiting funnel. Obviously that means it's focusing more so on the opportunity of MLM rather than the actual product itself. And I totally understand. Actually, that's one of the bigger questions that I've had over and over again. Fantastic question on how do I actually sell the product using funnels?   What's interesting is that most of my background is more on how to actually sell products, as far as in my other life I should say. How I got started, my own career, actually. So, you can use sales funnels to sell anything. Anytime you sell anything, whether or not you meant to, you created a funnel. If I go, I've used the example of McDonald's before, if you go into the drive through at McDonald's, and you're in their sales funnel, right, they might get you with some coupon to get in there as their free thing. They might get you with some little ticket thing. They might get you just because you're hungry. But they're almost always trying to upsell you something. Hey, can I offer you this? Hey, you want to biggie size that? Hey, you want fries and a drink? Hey, you want this, this? Hey, you want this? Those are the different up sales that you can give along the way.   Now, it depends on your MLM's compliance. But, one of the ways that I've been working on right now ... I'm working on the launch of this actual product right now. One of the things I'm working on right now is, there are several e-commerce sales funnels that I've built that have gone and two and three x'd companies sales revenues, right. There's a really good model that sells physical products online. And I know that it works very, very well. It's not Shopify. It's not like Amazon. It is the act of taking just a single product and selling that one product, asking if they want more of the same thing and then upselling them on a few other things as well. And it's really, really cool. It works very fantastic. Of the four or five times that I've put that one together for other companies, I almost always three days later, get a frantic phone call, begging me to turn it off, because it works so well. I know it works really, really well.   So, anyways. You could build that kind of funnel for your MLM. And depending on your MLM's compliance, use that to sell physical products online. Now, that product, that funnel, is included in the Secret MLM Hacks product that's coming out soon. I've built that, I've put it all together so that you can plug and play. You can put, again, it depends on the compliance of the actual MLM you're in. I'm only saying that over and over again so that you guys don't get in trouble or obviously so that I don't have liability also, because some MLM's are fine with it and some are not.   So, regardless though, it's going to be part of that product. 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It actually, I'm not going to lie, it was actually pretty freaky, in the middle of the night, I remember waking up and it was actually painful the kind of dehydration pain is so much worse than hunger pain and I remember being in physical pain, I mean, it was- anyway, it wasn't a very good experience for that last little bit but we were trying to stay in high spirits, okay, we're only 36 hours away but I mean, we don't have that much water left, like, you know, in those types of scenarios it can get pretty serious, right?</p> <p> </p> <p>I remember a lot of the leaders that we were with, because I was a youth at the time, right, they started going through different options. You know, like, okay, what are we going to do? Should we call some emergency line? should we stop this and go figure out what's going to, you know what I mean, and we figured out that literally the shortest way for us to be safe was to complete what we were already doing. There was no other way. 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      <itunes:summary>What's going on everyone, this is Steve Larsen and you are listening to Secret MLM Hacks radio. Here's the real mystery: how do real MLMers like us who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the glaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks radio.   All right. How's it going everyone? I grew up in Denver Colorado, if you guys didn't know that about me, I love Colorado, I love the outdoors, I love anything- it's funny, I didn't really play that many sports in high school or college or anything like that but I did a lot of individual sports, I guess you'd call them. 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Usually your up at 3 or 4 in the morning, starting to walking, sometimes we would put headlamps on and walk in the dark because we'd get started for an early part of the day. The same thing always happened, though. About a mile in, there was always this feeling of, crap. Why did I start this? What did I get myself into? I'm going to be doing this for the next while and if we're all sucking wind and we're all trying to breathe, I'm just going to be left to me and my thoughts. This is the activity for a while.   It was so funny because for about a mile in, that would start, and the legs would burn and your lungs would start burning and you start playing the mind games, you know, you can do this, you got this, this is going to be great. I always enjoyed that, though, and after I had done it enough times, we backpacked a lot, after I'd done it enough times I actually looked forward to that moment because I knew as soon as I got through it my legs, more blood was going to go into the muscles. My red blood cell count was going to go up through the roof and I was going to be able to capture more oxygen per breath, literally, especially as we go really really high up I'd be breathing hard but I wouldn't be in any more pain. It's very very interesting.   I remember there was this particular hike that I was on. This totally relates, okay, just follow with me to your MLM. I remember there was this particular hike we were on, it was a three week backpacking trip, three weeks long and technically it was three and a half but we went and it was, I think it was the last two days of the last week. I mean, we'd been going a long way. 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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLM'ers like us, we didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, want to grow a profitable home business? How do we recruit A players into our down lines and create extra incomes yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer.</p> <p> </p> <p>My name is Steve Larson and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>Guys, I always feel like life's too short to be boring or not excited, so hopefully my little cheesy intros are okay with you, but it's just that I don't want to ... you know, life's too short. I just believe in grabbing it by the tail, so ... grabbing it by the horns.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyways, guys, I hope you're doing fantastic. Lot of stuff's been happening over here. I've been creating my offer. I've been building stuff and putting things together for the actual launch of Secret MLM Hacks, the actual program that will help you to auto recruit people into your down line. I've already been using it. I've actually had several people already been using it and it's been working, which is very exciting. I'm excited for you guys to have it once it leaves beta.</p> <p> </p> <p>Just so that you guys know where I am with the actual launch of it. Like I said, it's in beta. "Steven, why don't you just release it right now? Please give it to me right now." Well, several reasons; number one, anticipation is a great tool. No, but for real. I almost said for serious. Been watching ... I can't remember that movie. Anyway, whatever. Anyway, the reason though is because anytime I go launch any kind of product online, like I said before, my background is in direct response and internet marketing. Anytime I launch something online it's much like a movie. You know, the last movie that I saw with my wife was Wonder Woman. She and I went and we watched Wonder Woman, we go to the movie, but before we ever went to the movie, we heard about it, right? We heard that the movie was happening. How did we hear about it? Well, there were movie previews six months in advance. Huge, huge lead time for everyone to hear about it and hear the buzz, right? It's the same rinse and repeat Hollywood model over and over and over again.</p> <p> </p> <p>So, before my product comes out ever, I always want to create some buzz. I want to make an event out of the launch. I want people to understand, "Hey this is cool," right? Pay attention. What I've been doing over the last little bit is I made a list of the top 100 MLM influencers. Period. Regardless of the MLM, regardless of anything else, regardless of their level in their MLM. I want to know who the top 100 MLM influencers are. What I did is I went and I wrote a letter to them.</p> <p> </p> <p>I decided that I would tell my story; so I went through and I told my story. In fact it would be kind of cool, you know, let me read this to you guys real quick here. It's actually, you guys are probably going to recognize some of this real quick. So, I'm going to read some of this real quick just so you guys know what I sent to them, because what I want to have happen is when I launch this thing, I want to have these huge influencers go out and say, "You know what? Steve Larsen's product's so cool. I want to go ahead and I want to ask my down line to use it also." You know what I mean? But you don't just walk up to some girl and ask them to marry you on the first day, right? It's the same principle, you guys.</p> <p> </p> <p>I want to develop a relationship with these people. I want them to know that I really do care about them. I want to solve legitimate problems for that individual so that they like me; so that they go out and when I launch the product, that they're like, "Hey, I do want my whole down line to see this. I do want everybody to go check this out. I do ..." You you know, and so it's all about creating value. It's all about relationships. It's all about ... but I don't just do it over the phone. I hate talking on the phone. Just is a personal preference of mine. Whenever people are like, "Hey can we talk on the phone and chat about it?" I'm always like, "No, that's why I built my system to auto recruit people." Again, it's not that I'm anti-people. It's not that I'm totally antisocial, it's not that I'm taking the person out of MLM, taking the human element. That's not it at all. It's just that's the ... I've chosen to not take people in that way.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'll do video conferences with tons of people at once, but going one-on-one, that's not why I built the system. That's not the reason I built it, and honestly, you've probably felt the same way, right? Do you wish ... there was a very ... he's a very famous internet marketer, his name is Russel Brunson, I'm friends with him and one day, he said, "The difference between going from six to seven figures is actually not that big of a mind shift. It's not a matter of working more hours." It's not. He said it's actually a mindset shift in focusing on instead of just selling one person at one time, how can I sell a ton of people at once? That's how you do it. You got to reach masses. It's got to go critical mass. It's got to go big.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm not saying that you got to take your product and just go blast it out all over the place. There's certainly ethical, cool, awesome, value-creating ways to go do it. But that's the reason I built the system that way. It's the reason I don't really do phone calls that much, ever. Phones just freak me out in general. I'm not a good guy on the phone, which is funny because I used to be a telemarketer. Anyway, so, I've been going out to all these Dream 100 people and I've just been trying to create a relationship with them. That's what we call them. I call them the Dream 100. The concept comes from a book called Expert Secrets and another book called Dotcom Secrets, fantastic books. All I do is I go through and I made a list of all the top 100 influencers. I could send an email to them. I could go and send them a tweet, but everybody does that. I get probably 20 a day right now just in Facebook, not including texting and phone calls and Voxers and Skypes and, you know, just on Facebook are now probably 20 a day. I can't handle it, right? It stresses me out, so I don't want to do that to these guys too.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I decided to do is I went and I wrote a letter. It's a series of about five or six letters that I'm going to be sending out to them. 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You know, the last movie that I saw with my wife was Wonder Woman. She and I went and we watched Wonder Woman, we go to the movie, but before we ever went to the movie, we heard about it, right? We heard that the movie was happening. How did we hear about it? Well, there were movie previews six months in advance. Huge, huge lead time for everyone to hear about it and hear the buzz, right? It's the same rinse and repeat Hollywood model over and over and over again.</p> <p> </p> <p>So, before my product comes out ever, I always want to create some buzz. I want to make an event out of the launch. I want people to understand, "Hey this is cool," right? Pay attention. What I've been doing over the last little bit is I made a list of the top 100 MLM influencers. Period. Regardless of the MLM, regardless of anything else, regardless of their level in their MLM. I want to know who the top 100 MLM influencers are. What I did is I went and I wrote a letter to them.</p> <p> </p> <p>I decided that I would tell my story; so I went through and I told my story. In fact it would be kind of cool, you know, let me read this to you guys real quick here. It's actually, you guys are probably going to recognize some of this real quick. So, I'm going to read some of this real quick just so you guys know what I sent to them, because what I want to have happen is when I launch this thing, I want to have these huge influencers go out and say, "You know what? Steve Larsen's product's so cool. I want to go ahead and I want to ask my down line to use it also." You know what I mean? But you don't just walk up to some girl and ask them to marry you on the first day, right? It's the same principle, you guys.</p> <p> </p> <p>I want to develop a relationship with these people. I want them to know that I really do care about them. I want to solve legitimate problems for that individual so that they like me; so that they go out and when I launch the product, that they're like, "Hey, I do want my whole down line to see this. I do want everybody to go check this out. I do ..." You you know, and so it's all about creating value. It's all about relationships. It's all about ... but I don't just do it over the phone. I hate talking on the phone. Just is a personal preference of mine. Whenever people are like, "Hey can we talk on the phone and chat about it?" I'm always like, "No, that's why I built my system to auto recruit people." Again, it's not that I'm anti-people. It's not that I'm totally antisocial, it's not that I'm taking the person out of MLM, taking the human element. That's not it at all. It's just that's the ... I've chosen to not take people in that way.</p> <p> </p> <p>I'll do video conferences with tons of people at once, but going one-on-one, that's not why I built the system. 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I'm not a good guy on the phone, which is funny because I used to be a telemarketer. Anyway, so, I've been going out to all these Dream 100 people and I've just been trying to create a relationship with them. That's what we call them. I call them the Dream 100. The concept comes from a book called Expert Secrets and another book called Dotcom Secrets, fantastic books. All I do is I go through and I made a list of all the top 100 influencers. I could send an email to them. I could go and send them a tweet, but everybody does that. I get probably 20 a day right now just in Facebook, not including texting and phone calls and Voxers and Skypes and, you know, just on Facebook are now probably 20 a day. I can't handle it, right? It stresses me out, so I don't want to do that to these guys too.</p> <p> </p> <p>What I decided to do is I went and I wrote a letter. It's a series of about five or six letters that I'm going to be sending out to them. 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So what I did is I wrote this letter and it said, and there's a little microphone in there; a little toy plastic microphone. It was really kind of funny. It said, "Hey, I just wanted to pick up the mic-" get it? "and say that your success is inspiring. Please know that my thanks is very sincere; so thank you. I hope to shake your hand in person one day, because giants like you got me going four years ago," which is so...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Steve Larsen:</p> <p>Hey, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larson and you are listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Before we get started I want to ask you the question, how often are you publishing?</p> <p> </p> <p>Here's the real mystery. Every real MLM'ers like us, we didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recoup A players into our down lines and create extra incomes and still have plenty of the time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larson and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>Now, before anyone messages me, are you saying that I should publish a book? Are you saying I should publish articles, like that's ... It's up to you, but that's kind of yes and kind of no. The answer to that, I guess. There was a guy, long time ago who I started following, and he started getting me into selling things online. This is before I rejoined and MLM. This is before ... This is way back in the day for me. This is probably five years ago.</p> <p> </p> <p>I started listening to his stuff, and he was great. He was really, really good. I think it was him, I actually can't remember if it was or not. We'll say it was him. Anyway, he had this great podcast. His name was Pat Flynn. I went, and I would start listening to Pat Flynn. It was kind of cool because I think he, I'm pretty sure it was him. He started talking about the power of publishing. He started talking about how it changed his life. I was like, "Oh that's cool. That's really great. I never in my life will ever do that." That seemed like such a hassle, oh my gosh.</p> <p> </p> <p>The stress, the responsibility of regularly making something like a podcast, especially there's no way ever. I'm not ever going to do that. I'm never gonna produce podcast video, or a YouTube video. I'm never gonna produce ... I was just like totally anti all that. Never gonna do a blog.</p> <p> </p> <p>Well, to this date you guys, I can tell you this is not my first podcast show. I have a second podcast show. It has a lot of followers. I've done, I think over 100 blog posts now. I'm close to 100 episodes in my other podcast show. I have well over almost 350 YouTube videos. They are all over the place. I had to step back and ask myself, why did that change? How did that change? I was at this conference this one time, this guy stood back, and he was like, "Hey, look here's the deal. You need to become somewhat of an expert in your space. Whatever it is, whether it's MLM or Ecommerce or whatever it is ... Info Products, you've got to be somewhat of an expert in your space. One of the easiest ways to get better at your own craft and to become an expert and to have authority ...</p> <p> </p> <p>I've been publishing now regularly, actively for almost over a year now, which is awesome. I can't, I am blown away at what it's done for my life. Totally blown away. I was sitting in this conference and this guy was like, "Look, you got to publish regularly." And he's like, "Start a podcast, do something. Do whatever." I was like, "Duh!" And I was actively fighting the thought of trying to do that. If there's one regret, if there's one thing I could tell myself, my five years ago self, it would be to start publishing regularly five years ago. Not one year ago.</p> <p> </p> <p>I can't tell you how much it's changed my life. I have spoken on stages. I've done tons of interviews, massive revenue from it. I can't, the amount of authority that it's brought. Not that I'm trying to be all authoritative, but you guys know what I mean? My messaging, my voice, finding my voice, finding what I'm trying to tell the world has become so much more clear in the last year since I've been publishing regularly.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's brought people to me. It's brought opportunities to me rather than me trying to seek them out all the time. Regular publishing has changed my life. When I started planning the launch of Secret MLM Hacks, the actual product that'll be coming out soon, when I started actually planning the product itself, and actually putting it through together, I just about went and just launched it. I was about to pull the trigger although it wasn't quite ready yet. I was planning it all out and I was like, "You know what? What if I was to take a group of people, you guys through my thoughts and why I'm building things the way I am." My internet sales funnels have generated millions of dollars for a lot of big people.</p> <p> </p> <p>If I was to tell you who, you would recognize a lot of the names. Again, not toot my own horn, not trying to ... It's just 'cause I want you to know where I'm coming from and that a lot of the things I'm telling you, I hope that you go and you apply it to your own MLM. Right? That's been the topic of this podcast. That's what I'm doing right now. I want you guys to follow that. I want you guys to be a part of that. I want you to come join the Secret MLM Hacks Facebook page, the community that we have over there. It's fantastic.</p> <p> </p> <p>I want you to be able to go and get excited about publishing yourself, because publishing has changed my life. I want you to know where I am right now in the launch. I went through and when I launched this podcast, it was brought to my attention that I have not actually talked about this with you guys yet and that I should. My outro to my podcast talks about going to SecretMLMHacksRadio.com. It says, "Go to SecretMLMHacksRadio.com and get your free thing," and it's tons of value. I should be charging for it, which is the secret to providing free things. They got to be things that you would charge for. They got to be that good.</p> <p> </p> <p>I send you through a sales funnel. It's a podcast funnel. I'm not asking for any kind of money, but it's still the equivalent of a funnel. There's a first page and I say, "Hey could I get your contact info so I can send you," basically the videos and the course every day. Then the second page says, "Hey if you want to be able to go and actually download these and use them for your entire down line as just a free training, just go ahead and click the share button right here and the free download will unlock for you. You'll get emailed for it. By the way, if you got any questions that you want actually placed on the actual podcast episodes, go ahead and ask them right here." You know what I mean?</p> <p> </p> <p>There's value that's going out there. Well, what happens is you get added to this cool list and then there's these cool emails that go out that automatically give you the course over the next few days. That's what I'm calling a podcast funnel. The reason that I build it is because this podcast has a means to an end. I'm documenting the launch of Secret MLM Hacks and what I'm doing is I'm trying to teach everybody some of the tactics that I've been using that have been working great. I get really nervous about saying any kind of numbers for my own recruiting and revenue and things like that. I just get nervous about like ... You always hear people talking about, I always get nervous that people are gonna go like, "Well I should be making that too," so that's the reason I don't bring it all up. Just know that it's a lot and it's doing great, and it's been a lot of fun. We've gone on cruises and I've bought toys, and we've paid off parts of the house. It's been great! Whatever that dollar amount means to you, just I guess you can assign that to it.</p> <p> </p> <p>This podcasting funnel, I just barely launched it. I just barely put it all together. There's cool tracking pixels on it. there's cool ... The reasons I'm telling you all this is because I want you to be able to go do the same. As a gift, I would love to be able to give you this podcast funnel. It's built on a software called Click Funnels. What ends up happening is I can give you one link and it will literally...</p>]]>
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There was a guy, long time ago who I started following, and he started getting me into selling things online. This is before I rejoined and MLM. This is before ... This is way back in the day for me. This is probably five years ago.</p> <p> </p> <p>I started listening to his stuff, and he was great. He was really, really good. I think it was him, I actually can't remember if it was or not. We'll say it was him. Anyway, he had this great podcast. His name was Pat Flynn. I went, and I would start listening to Pat Flynn. It was kind of cool because I think he, I'm pretty sure it was him. He started talking about the power of publishing. He started talking about how it changed his life. I was like, "Oh that's cool. That's really great. I never in my life will ever do that." That seemed like such a hassle, oh my gosh.</p> <p> </p> <p>The stress, the responsibility of regularly making something like a podcast, especially there's no way ever. I'm not ever going to do that. I'm never gonna produce podcast video, or a YouTube video. I'm never gonna produce ... I was just like totally anti all that. Never gonna do a blog.</p> <p> </p> <p>Well, to this date you guys, I can tell you this is not my first podcast show. I have a second podcast show. It has a lot of followers. I've done, I think over 100 blog posts now. I'm close to 100 episodes in my other podcast show. I have well over almost 350 YouTube videos. They are all over the place. I had to step back and ask myself, why did that change? How did that change? I was at this conference this one time, this guy stood back, and he was like, "Hey, look here's the deal. You need to become somewhat of an expert in your space. Whatever it is, whether it's MLM or Ecommerce or whatever it is ... Info Products, you've got to be somewhat of an expert in your space. One of the easiest ways to get better at your own craft and to become an expert and to have authority ...</p> <p> </p> <p>I've been publishing now regularly, actively for almost over a year now, which is awesome. I can't, I am blown away at what it's done for my life. Totally blown away. I was sitting in this conference and this guy was like, "Look, you got to publish regularly." And he's like, "Start a podcast, do something. Do whatever." I was like, "Duh!" And I was actively fighting the thought of trying to do that. If there's one regret, if there's one thing I could tell myself, my five years ago self, it would be to start publishing regularly five years ago. Not one year ago.</p> <p> </p> <p>I can't tell you how much it's changed my life. I have spoken on stages. I've done tons of interviews, massive revenue from it. I can't, the amount of authority that it's brought. Not that I'm trying to be all authoritative, but you guys know what I mean? My messaging, my voice, finding my voice, finding what I'm trying to tell the world has become so much more clear in the last year since I've been publishing regularly.</p> <p> </p> <p>It's brought people to me. It's brought opportunities to me rather than me trying to seek them out all the time. Regular publishing has changed my life. When I started planning the launch of Secret MLM Hacks, the actual product that'll be coming out soon, when I started actually planning the product itself, and actually putting it through together, I just about went and just launched it. I was about to pull the trigger although it wasn't quite ready yet. I was planning it all out and I was like, "You know what? What if I was to take a group of people, you guys through my thoughts and why I'm building things the way I am." My internet sales funnels have generated millions of dollars for a lot of big people.</p> <p> </p> <p>If I was to tell you who, you would recognize a lot of the names. Again, not toot my own horn, not trying to ... It's just 'cause I want you to know where I'm coming from and that a lot of the things I'm telling you, I hope that you go and you apply it to your own MLM. Right? That's been the topic of this podcast. That's what I'm doing right now. I want you guys to follow that. I want you guys to be a part of that. I want you to come join the Secret MLM Hacks Facebook page, the community that we have over there. It's fantastic.</p> <p> </p> <p>I want you to be able to go and get excited about publishing yourself, because publishing has changed my life. I want you to know where I am right now in the launch. I went through and when I launched this podcast, it was brought to my attention that I have not actually talked about this with you guys yet and that I should. My outro to my podcast talks about going to SecretMLMHacksRadio.com. It says, "Go to SecretMLMHacksRadio.com and get your free thing," and it's tons of value. I should be charging for it, which is the secret to providing free things. They got to be things that you would charge for. They got to be that good.</p> <p> </p> <p>I send you through a sales funnel. It's a podcast funnel. I'm not asking for any kind of money, but it's still the equivalent of a funnel. There's a first page and I say, "Hey could I get your contact info so I can send you," basically the videos and the course every day. Then the second page says, "Hey if you want to be able to go and actually download these and use them for your entire down line as just a free training, just go ahead and click the share button right here and the free download will unlock for you. You'll get emailed for it. By the way, if you got any questions that you want actually placed on the actual podcast episodes, go ahead and ask them right here." You know what I mean?</p> <p> </p> <p>There's value that's going out there. Well, what happens is you get added to this cool list and then there's these cool emails that go out that automatically give you the course over the next few days. That's what I'm calling a podcast funnel. The reason that I build it is because this podcast has a means to an end. I'm documenting the launch of Secret MLM Hacks and what I'm doing is I'm trying to teach everybody some of the tactics that I've been using that have been working great. I get really nervous about saying any kind of numbers for my own recruiting and revenue and things like that. I just get nervous about like ... You always hear people talking about, I always get nervous that people are gonna go like, "Well I should be making that too," so that's the reason I don't bring it all up. Just know that it's a lot and it's doing great, and it's been a lot of fun. We've gone on cruises and I've bought toys, and we've paid off parts of the house. It's been great! Whatever that dollar amount means to you, just I guess you can assign that to it.</p> <p> </p> <p>This podcasting funnel, I just barely launched it. I just barely put it all together. There's cool tracking pixels on it. there's cool ... The reasons I'm telling you all this is because I want you to be able to go do the same. As a gift, I would love to be able to give you this podcast funnel. It's built on a software called Click Funnels. What ends up happening is I can give you one link and it will literally...</p>]]>
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This is before I rejoined and MLM. This is before ... This is way back in the day for me. This is probably five years ago.   I started listening to his stuff, and he was great. He was really, really good. I think it was him, I actually can't remember if it was or not. We'll say it was him. Anyway, he had this great podcast. His name was Pat Flynn. I went, and I would start listening to Pat Flynn. It was kind of cool because I think he, I'm pretty sure it was him. He started talking about the power of publishing. He started talking about how it changed his life. I was like, "Oh that's cool. That's really great. I never in my life will ever do that." That seemed like such a hassle, oh my gosh.   The stress, the responsibility of regularly making something like a podcast, especially there's no way ever. I'm not ever going to do that. I'm never gonna produce podcast video, or a YouTube video. I'm never gonna produce ... I was just like totally anti all that. 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Rather than going and just promoting a product that is the same as everybody else, that is the same offer, the same ... What I've really learned how to do over the last few years is how to automate my downline recruiting using sales funnels, but in order to do that, I had to create an offer that was a little bit different than all of the other thousands of people in my downline, you know, the exact same message, the exact same websites, the exact same everything else, and it was a huge challenge for sure.</p> <p> </p> <p>The first few episodes, I just kinda walked you through the story of how I got to where I am, but for these next few, what I really wanted to show you guys is I'm about to launch a really cool product that will help anybody auto recruit people into their downline. Before you even think it, I just want to bring it up. This does not take the human out of MLM. This is a relationship business; you need to create relationships. That's what it's about. 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You know what, maybe they do fly out though. That's kinda cool. Maybe they do get these cool courses. Maybe they do.</p> <p> </p> <p>What's left over is this super unique offer that makes you completely unique and different from the thousands of people who are selling the same thing that you are. You think about the power of that. It's amazing. That changes your sales pitch, that changes the way you talk to people, that changes everything, because now it's yours. You own it, you got your name on it, right? Rather than just being the exact same thing as everybody else. That's the trap that I was running into when I first started MLM. It's so cool. Again, I just had someone else join my downline, and I've never met them before. It's not that I don't intend to, or like I said, this is a relationship business. But what I've built works, and it's blowing me away at how well it still works. It's amazing. My income goes up, and I am ... I built the system once, I set it, and I forget it. 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What it goes through, and it dives into more deeply how you actually create an offer out of your MLM. How do you actually make your downline an attractive thing to join, even though out of the box you're the same as everybody else? It's a big problem to solve. That's what it goes through.   For the next few episodes here, what I'm gonna be doing is documenting. I want to show you guys what I'm doing. I have a pretty intense, hardcore, what's called a direct response marketing background. It's not multi-level marketing, what I do. I'm an internet marketer. I go through and I take people's products, we blast them out online, and the sales funnels, that's what we call them, that I've built, have created millions of dollars. I wanted to show you, I thought hey, how cool would this be if I actually go through and do this in the MLM area, and I did that about a ... I launched it about a year ago, and the result's been amazing. 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        <![CDATA[<p>Ho, ho, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you are listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>Here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, [inaudible 00:00:10] even cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A players into our downlines and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>All right, all right. Guys, I'm so excited to do this. It's one a.m. in the morning right now, and I've just had this on my mind, and so I decided that I would just record it anyway, even though I have got to get up soon. 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Stuff would have been so different, but at the same time, I wouldn't be here talking to you right now, in your ears, and that makes me sad.</p> <p> </p> <p>All right, heres the three things okay? I remember, one of the very first businesses that I created, that was on a subscription model, was a smartphone insurance company. It was a company called Fixed Insurance. What we did was, we went and we were looking at all the different insurance models for smartphones, and they're ridiculous. Some of them, they're just straight-up ripping people off, and we're like, "Oh, we could totally sell that better."</p> <p> </p> <p>One of my buddies had a smartphone repair shop. He owned it for a long time. He did great things with it, and then he flipped it around and he sold it, and made profit and it was great. He's like, "Dude, Steven, let's go make this smartphone insurance company, um, and er, you handle like the onboarding of customers, and er, and I'll go handle like the back and management part of it," and I was like, "Sweet. Hey, this is cool right." I was in the middle of college, we were both excited, we were ready to rock and roll on it, and it was going to be really cool.</p> <p> </p> <p>Well, we got to work, and we wrote out exactly what it is that we were selling. We figured out what the different things were we could offer with it. We went and actually started looking at what all of the people who were also selling smartphone insurance already were already doing. Same thing that I tell you guys to do. Same thing that I did. I went out to the top MLM people, and I was like, what do these people do? What are they actually doing? Oh my gosh, it's totally different things than the upline's telling me to do. I'm going to stop doing the things the upline's telling me to do, and start doing what the top MLM guys are doing. You know what I mean? That's basically how it happened. That's one of the turning things.</p> <p> </p> <p>But for the smartphone insurance thing, we did the exact same thing. We were looking at all the other top people, all the other top companies. How are they selling, how are they selling, or what are they selling? It's funny because we went and we planned this thing out. I handled the technology side of it, I built what we call sales funnels, and I put together a sales funnel online, it was all automated, so that someone could buy and there was automation. They could handle their policies, all this stuff. I went and I put it all together, and it was really cool. It was cool, and we built it, we put it all together, we hit the go button, and we had a few customers buy. Not many, but enough to be breaking even. We're like, you know, really wish there was more people, but that's not bad. All right, cool.</p> <p> </p> <p>What's funny is, it just floundered. It just stayed there for a little while. At first, its was just like, well this is just the period where they're just talking to the people that they know, and customers will be coming soon. They never did though. I looked back on that and I was like what happened? This is so weird. How come these people aren't joining? What the big problem with this? What I realized is that, I got this from Russel Brunson, if you know who he is, he teaches that you need to first figure out your what and your how.</p> <p> </p> <p>Number one thing, to take you from zero to $1,000,000, is he teaches is, you've got to figure out first your what. What are you actually selling? What's the offer? What is it that people want to buy? Then you need to figure out the how. How do you sell this thing? How do you get traffic? How do you get eyeballs to see it? 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I remember, one of the very first businesses that I created, that was on a subscription model, was a smartphone insurance company. It was a company called Fixed Insurance. What we did was, we went and we were looking at all the different insurance models for smartphones, and they're ridiculous. Some of them, they're just straight-up ripping people off, and we're like, "Oh, we could totally sell that better."   One of my buddies had a smartphone repair shop. He owned it for a long time. He did great things with it, and then he flipped it around and he sold it, and made profit and it was great. He's like, "Dude, Steven, let's go make this smartphone insurance company, um, and er, you handle like the onboarding of customers, and er, and I'll go handle like the back and management part of it," and I was like, "Sweet. Hey, this is cool right." 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        <![CDATA[<p>Hey, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Radio. And I have a question for you. We had to admit, but have you ever stolen anything before?</p> <p> </p> <p>So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our down lines and create extra incomes? Yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secrete MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>All right, that might be somewhat of a tender subject, and I'm sorry if it is. And it certainly is for me as well. Now, when my wife and I first got married, we had $1,000 to our name. We were moving to a new spot, we were moving to a new area, and we had nothing. I mean, we had absolutely nothing. And neither of us had a job, neither of us had ... And living bare bones. We had this new apartment, and it was a little more on the expensive side, but we couldn't find another apartment anywhere else. I was going to college, she had just graduated, but none of us had a job. And we're living in this apartment that was a little more expensive 'cause we couldn't find anything else, and we had no jobs. We had almost no cash, living bare bones. I mean, nothing. There's no ketchup on the hotdog, you know what I mean? There's nothing. There's not even a bun, you're just eating the hotdog. Super bare bones living, there's no glaze on life at all. Our expenses were still $1,100 a month. So we had $1,000, our expenses were $1,100. We could not even survive one month.</p> <p> </p> <p>And times were dire. I'm not going to lie. That was one of the most stressful experiences of my entire life and still has shaped me to this day. What ended up happening is ... My wife had already graduated, and I was still in school, and I was working hard. But I also knew, holy crap. How do we get money? And she starts going and babysitting for $3 an hour. I mean, way, way, way too cheaply. You know what I mean? And she's doing all the stuff, and I'm feeling bad that I'm sitting in classes and not contributing to our family finances, and feeling like a failure because of it. And I go, and I notice she started spending a lot of time in bed. And I would wake up every morning, and she'd be in bed. And I'd come back, and she'd be in bed. And I was like, "Hey, feeling okay?" And the first day I was like, maybe she doesn't feel good. What's going on?</p> <p> </p> <p>And then she did it the second day, and then the third day. And I was like, what's going on? And I started asking her ... Maybe there's some depression? Maybe there's ... What is it? Trying to be sensitive, but also trying to help. So this went on for a little while, and I'm already feeling super bad. And she very reluctantly ... In fact, I think she started crying. This is ... I'm being really open and vulnerable right now, okay guys? Just so you know. She leaned over to me and she told me that she had only been eating one meal a day for the last long time, and it was so that I ... So that we had enough food so that I could eat while I was in classes, and feel like I had enough energy to do well in my classes. And ...</p> <p> </p> <p>You guys, if that does not hit you to the core, I don't know what would. My new bride I could not freakin' provide for, and I felt so much like a failure. And I started feeling some ... Fighting really bad feelings and just emotional state. Things got really intense. And I go, and I was like, "You know what? Student loans. Something. What can I do? We have almost nothing." And I go and I start going over to the financial aid place. And I find out I can get student loans, but they're not going to be there for another four to six weeks. And I was like, "Oh my gosh. We're going to die tomorrow." You know what I mean? That was the mentality. And I will never forget this, I ended up ... It was a huge humble pie I had to swallow. I had to swallow the pride pill and get rid of all the pride inside my body.</p> <p> </p> <p>I had to call my dad. I said, "Dad, look ... " I was trying to keep from bawling, to be honest. I was like, "Dad, we have nothing." This is five and half, six years ago ... Five and a half now. Anyways, I said, "Dad, we got nothing." And I said, "Hey, we got student loans, they're coming. They're just going to be four to six weeks away. And you know what? I ... Could you just float me like three grand and I'll pay you back the moment it comes? It's coming, we know it's coming. It's just not here yet." And there was a long pause on the other side of the phone. Almost kind of awkward, long, long pause. And deep breath. My dad took a deep breath and he said, "Son, I love you, but the answer's no." And I was like, "Oh." And he said, "The reason why is because if I give you this money, you will not exhaust resources that you didn't know that you had."</p> <p> </p> <p>And he started ... He was trying to hold back tears. And I later talked to him about that, he's like, "That was one of the hardest decisions I've ever made in my life, also." And I was like, "Honestly, it shaped me." Because there was fire in the gut. I had a freakin' mission to provide. Get out of my way. I don't know how, but I'm going to figure out how to make this happen. And I started going ... I started doing real estate, and stocks and options. And I started doing all this stuff. I started with ferocious pace, going as fast as I could. Clawing for any answer, because I knew I couldn't really do well in my classes and work a minimum wage job. And so I was like, I need to be entrepreneurial here. I've always kind of wanted to be, but I'm being thrown into this. I literally am jumping out of the plane and I'm building the parachute while I'm falling.</p> <p> </p> <p>And I've got to do that. And I don't really know how we figured it out, but we did, and we didn't die. But I just so love my dad that he said "no" to me. And I've got mad respect for him that he did that. And that's where a lot of the fire and the passion for me comes from. And I just was determined to figure out, to make it happen, whatever it was. And so when I ended up starting on MLM, emotionally, I was at this place like, "Gosh. I've already tried like 15 things, I feel like." That might actually been the actual number. And, "How's this going to be any different?" And I had to fight these feelings of, "This is going to be the same as the other things. This is going to be the same as all the other pieces. All the other things that I've tried and done before, why is this any different?"</p> <p> </p> <p>And my buddy had to kind of talk me into it and I was writing an eBook at the time 'cause I was getting into eBooks, 'cause why not? And I didn't know the difference between marketing and sales. I didn't know the difference between products and offers. And I didn't know those things even really existed. I was just running with ferocious pace, barely sleeping, kind of killing myself to be honest, physically. Just working hard trying to make it happen. And definitely got my stripes, put my stripes during those first few years. And so when the MLM thing came around, like I said, I was kind of reluctant. I remember there was this time, I was trying to figure out ... We didn't really have hardly any money at all. And I remember, I started getting addicted to learning from these top people.</p> <p> </p> <p>And it was exciting, and it felt good. It was cool to see what they were doing, and all the successes they were having, and all the things that they were doing. And wow, this guy says that about this. And wow, this other guy says something similar, but with a few tweaks. Interesting. And I, just with ferocious pace, started learning and consuming and reading and taking in all these things and doing courses and all this stuff. ...</p>]]>
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My wife had already graduated, and I was still in school, and I was working hard. But I also knew, holy crap. How do we get money? And she starts going and babysitting for $3 an hour. I mean, way, way, way too cheaply. You know what I mean? And she's doing all the stuff, and I'm feeling bad that I'm sitting in classes and not contributing to our family finances, and feeling like a failure because of it. And I go, and I notice she started spending a lot of time in bed. And I would wake up every morning, and she'd be in bed. And I'd come back, and she'd be in bed. And I was like, "Hey, feeling okay?" And the first day I was like, maybe she doesn't feel good. What's going on?</p> <p> </p> <p>And then she did it the second day, and then the third day. And I was like, what's going on? And I started asking her ... Maybe there's some depression? Maybe there's ... What is it? Trying to be sensitive, but also trying to help. So this went on for a little while, and I'm already feeling super bad. And she very reluctantly ... In fact, I think she started crying. This is ... I'm being really open and vulnerable right now, okay guys? Just so you know. She leaned over to me and she told me that she had only been eating one meal a day for the last long time, and it was so that I ... So that we had enough food so that I could eat while I was in classes, and feel like I had enough energy to do well in my classes. And ...</p> <p> </p> <p>You guys, if that does not hit you to the core, I don't know what would. My new bride I could not freakin' provide for, and I felt so much like a failure. And I started feeling some ... Fighting really bad feelings and just emotional state. Things got really intense. And I go, and I was like, "You know what? Student loans. Something. What can I do? We have almost nothing." And I go and I start going over to the financial aid place. And I find out I can get student loans, but they're not going to be there for another four to six weeks. And I was like, "Oh my gosh. We're going to die tomorrow." You know what I mean? That was the mentality. And I will never forget this, I ended up ... It was a huge humble pie I had to swallow. I had to swallow the pride pill and get rid of all the pride inside my body.</p> <p> </p> <p>I had to call my dad. I said, "Dad, look ... " I was trying to keep from bawling, to be honest. I was like, "Dad, we have nothing." This is five and half, six years ago ... Five and a half now. Anyways, I said, "Dad, we got nothing." And I said, "Hey, we got student loans, they're coming. They're just going to be four to six weeks away. And you know what? I ... Could you just float me like three grand and I'll pay you back the moment it comes? It's coming, we know it's coming. It's just not here yet." And there was a long pause on the other side of the phone. Almost kind of awkward, long, long pause. And deep breath. My dad took a deep breath and he said, "Son, I love you, but the answer's no." And I was like, "Oh." And he said, "The reason why is because if I give you this money, you will not exhaust resources that you didn't know that you had."</p> <p> </p> <p>And he started ... He was trying to hold back tears. And I later talked to him about that, he's like, "That was one of the hardest decisions I've ever made in my life, also." And I was like, "Honestly, it shaped me." Because there was fire in the gut. I had a freakin' mission to provide. Get out of my way. I don't know how, but I'm going to figure out how to make this happen. And I started going ... I started doing real estate, and stocks and options. And I started doing all this stuff. I started with ferocious pace, going as fast as I could. Clawing for any answer, because I knew I couldn't really do well in my classes and work a minimum wage job. And so I was like, I need to be entrepreneurial here. I've always kind of wanted to be, but I'm being thrown into this. I literally am jumping out of the plane and I'm building the parachute while I'm falling.</p> <p> </p> <p>And I've got to do that. And I don't really know how we figured it out, but we did, and we didn't die. But I just so love my dad that he said "no" to me. And I've got mad respect for him that he did that. And that's where a lot of the fire and the passion for me comes from. And I just was determined to figure out, to make it happen, whatever it was. And so when I ended up starting on MLM, emotionally, I was at this place like, "Gosh. I've already tried like 15 things, I feel like." That might actually been the actual number. And, "How's this going to be any different?" And I had to fight these feelings of, "This is going to be the same as the other things. This is going to be the same as all the other pieces. All the other things that I've tried and done before, why is this any different?"</p> <p> </p> <p>And my buddy had to kind of talk me into it and I was writing an eBook at the time 'cause I was getting into eBooks, 'cause why not? And I didn't know the difference between marketing and sales. I didn't know the difference between products and offers. And I didn't know those things even really existed. I was just running with ferocious pace, barely sleeping, kind of killing myself to be honest, physically. Just working hard trying to make it happen. And definitely got my stripes, put my stripes during those first few years. And so when the MLM thing came around, like I said, I was kind of reluctant. I remember there was this time, I was trying to figure out ... We didn't really have hardly any money at all. And I remember, I started getting addicted to learning from these top people.</p> <p> </p> <p>And it was exciting, and it felt good. 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      <itunes:summary>Hey, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you're listening to Secret MLM Radio. And I have a question for you. We had to admit, but have you ever stolen anything before?   So, here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends, who want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our down lines and create extra incomes? Yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives. That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secrete MLM Hacks Radio.   All right, that might be somewhat of a tender subject, and I'm sorry if it is. And it certainly is for me as well. Now, when my wife and I first got married, we had $1,000 to our name. We were moving to a new spot, we were moving to a new area, and we had nothing. I mean, we had absolutely nothing. And neither of us had a job, neither of us had ... And living bare bones. We had this new apartment, and it was a little more on the expensive side, but we couldn't find another apartment anywhere else. I was going to college, she had just graduated, but none of us had a job. And we're living in this apartment that was a little more expensive 'cause we couldn't find anything else, and we had no jobs. We had almost no cash, living bare bones. I mean, nothing. There's no ketchup on the hotdog, you know what I mean? There's nothing. There's not even a bun, you're just eating the hotdog. Super bare bones living, there's no glaze on life at all. Our expenses were still $1,100 a month. So we had $1,000, our expenses were $1,100. We could not even survive one month.   And times were dire. I'm not going to lie. That was one of the most stressful experiences of my entire life and still has shaped me to this day. What ended up happening is ... My wife had already graduated, and I was still in school, and I was working hard. 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        <![CDATA[<p>Alright, alright, alright. How are you guys doing? This is Steve Larson and you're listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Here's the real mystery. How do real MLMers, like us, who didn't cheat and only bug family members and friends want to grow a profitable home business, how do we recruit A-players into our down lines and create extra incomes, yet still have time for the rest of our lives? That's the blaring question, and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larson and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>I love that intro. I put that together. I did a lot of music related things growing up. I always loved mixing music and putting it all together. When I was about eight years old, my mom, she was teaching piano lessons like crazy out of our house. It was really cool, I loved it because all these kids would come over, and they'd be learning. While my mom would be teaching these piano lessons, I'd get to go play with all these other kids. It was awesome. I remember that very vividly. It was just a lot of fun and really enjoyed that a lot.</p> <p> </p> <p>What shocked me though, when I turned about eight years old, suddenly the tide shifted, and she wanted to teach me piano. I was like, "Okay, cool. Awesome." All these other kids are doing it. I'm excited about it. This will be great. I'll really, really enjoy that. This will be a lot of fun. I started practicing. You start out at a really small level. Just like with anything, you suck at the beginning. It's the same with anything in life. Soon as you start, you're going to suck at it. Why? Because you've never done it before, and as you keep moving forward and doing it, you start to suck less. "Eventually, you suck less so little that you actually become good." That's a quote from Garrett White. That's exactly what happened.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was practicing, and I was really enjoying it and I was feeling the progress. I was feeling progression. I was feeling ... Which is, in my mind, one of the keys to happiness, is feeling progression in whatever you're doing. I was excited about it. I was learning different songs. I was learning that, oh my gosh, especially as the years went by, about four years went by. I was learning, I could woo some of the young girls around me also and get some attraction that way. Do you know what I mean? I was enjoying it.</p> <p> </p> <p>But, when I turned about late 12, 13, I started hating it. I think a lot of it was because it wasn't cool to have my mom teaching me piano. I just so regret the fact that I did not continue doing that. For several years there, I was like, "Ah, piano. I'm not going to do that. I'm too cool for that." I was going through that teenage phase. Regrettably, I walked away from it, much to the dismay of my mom, of my mother. She kept teaching piano. I kept saying, "No, I don't want to do it. I don't want to do it."</p> <p> </p> <p>What was funny is, about four years went by, I played for four years. Then, about four years went by, and I realized how cool it really is to stick with something and get really, really fantastic at it. My younger brother has stuck with it for a long time, and he's just insanely awesome at the piano. I have total jealous rage over it. He's awesome at it. I mean, extremely, extremely good. He's going to get recognized by states and stuff like that. He's quite good, for his age and stuff like that.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway, what happened was I realized it was awesome. What I did was I picked it back up. I was 16, and I started self-teaching. I started getting interested into it for the sake of the thing, rather than anybody else really caring that much. I had just loved the actual act of playing the piano. I started learning it and I started working on it and started getting good again. What was funny is, I remember, I always loved it when I'd go to other people's houses, or I'd go ... There were churches, or I'd go in different classrooms, in high school, the music area. I would go there, and I would start playing the piano. What was so funny, to me, is that sometimes the pianos were just amazing. They were incredibly expensive instruments. Massive grand pianos and I could play on them. It was gorgeous music. You could definitely heard the difference in the keys. It was amazing. It was so cool. I promise the story is going somewhere very key, just bare with me for a second.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, "This is fantastic. This is so cool, holy cow." Then I'd go on someone else's piano, and it would be slightly out of tune, but what was funny is, that sometimes being slightly out of tune, would be its own artistic flair. It actually would make it sound cool, in its own way, also. I'd be like, "Interesting. This is like a really, really cheap piano and it's out of tune a little bit, but this song actually sounds cool." This is slightly out of tune, or whatever it is. I realized something, that there were these people, these other kids that would walk up, and they'd play the piano, and they were crappy, really bad. But, they'd boast really good skill like, "I'm so good. I'm super good at it." But, they'd sit down and they weren't very good.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, "That's interesting. You have this really expensive piano, but you don't actually play it very well, at all." Whereas, the piano we were playing on, it's not that it was bad, it's just that it wasn't really that nice either. It started getting out of tune, but this is something that really stuck with me. I realized that it didn't matter that the piano I was playing on was a little bit old, or out of tune just a little bit. That didn't affect my ability to play. That didn't affect my ability to go run out there and be self-driven and solve problems on my own. That didn't affect my ... Meaning, I didn't have to blame other people. I didn't have to blame external factors for my success. Whether or not I was actually going to be successful with it.</p> <p> </p> <p>My skill level had nothing to do with the quality or brand of the piano. That had everything to do with my devotion to the instrument. What does that have to do with MLM? Everything. That has everything to do with MLM. I remember, I realized when I was first, remember I told you in the very first episode of this podcast that I joined and I got 13 people on my down line. It was a really cool experience. It was awesome and I really enjoyed it. Then they did nothing. I was like, "Ah, man," and I started getting discouraged. About three, four, five months in, six months in, seven months in, that I started getting even more discouraged and more time passed. Within the year afterwards, I had just flat out quit. I remember, distinctly thinking, it was the MLM's fault. I was like, "Oh, my gosh. This MLM sucks. It's nuts. This is terrible. Look at those other guys over there in that other one. Grass is always greener on the other side of the hill." Remember that?</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm going, "Man, those guys over there, they totally got it made. Look at their comp plan. Look at the commissions that they get. Look at X, Y, and Z." Now, in all reality, did the brand of the piano matter? Yeah, like 10%, like not much at all. There was this extra 10% beautiful layer that got added on top of it, but the music still sounded good if it was on a cheap piano. It didn't matter what brand it was. That's the exact same thing with whatever MLM you're in. It's the same reason you'll never hear me say the name of the MLM that I'm in right now. I'm just not going to tell you on this podcast what I'm in. That's the exact reason why. Because if you love the MLM that you're in, good for you, that's your instrument, you're getting good at that one. That's awesome.</p> <p> </p> <p>You're skill level has nothing to do with the MLM that you're in, like 10%. It has everything to do with your skill level. What is the skill level that you're working on? Marketing, marketing. It's this very, very big hole. T...</p>]]>
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While my mom would be teaching these piano lessons, I'd get to go play with all these other kids. It was awesome. I remember that very vividly. It was just a lot of fun and really enjoyed that a lot.</p> <p> </p> <p>What shocked me though, when I turned about eight years old, suddenly the tide shifted, and she wanted to teach me piano. I was like, "Okay, cool. Awesome." All these other kids are doing it. I'm excited about it. This will be great. I'll really, really enjoy that. This will be a lot of fun. I started practicing. You start out at a really small level. Just like with anything, you suck at the beginning. It's the same with anything in life. Soon as you start, you're going to suck at it. Why? Because you've never done it before, and as you keep moving forward and doing it, you start to suck less. "Eventually, you suck less so little that you actually become good." That's a quote from Garrett White. That's exactly what happened.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was practicing, and I was really enjoying it and I was feeling the progress. I was feeling progression. I was feeling ... Which is, in my mind, one of the keys to happiness, is feeling progression in whatever you're doing. I was excited about it. I was learning different songs. I was learning that, oh my gosh, especially as the years went by, about four years went by. I was learning, I could woo some of the young girls around me also and get some attraction that way. Do you know what I mean? I was enjoying it.</p> <p> </p> <p>But, when I turned about late 12, 13, I started hating it. I think a lot of it was because it wasn't cool to have my mom teaching me piano. I just so regret the fact that I did not continue doing that. For several years there, I was like, "Ah, piano. I'm not going to do that. I'm too cool for that." I was going through that teenage phase. Regrettably, I walked away from it, much to the dismay of my mom, of my mother. She kept teaching piano. I kept saying, "No, I don't want to do it. I don't want to do it."</p> <p> </p> <p>What was funny is, about four years went by, I played for four years. Then, about four years went by, and I realized how cool it really is to stick with something and get really, really fantastic at it. My younger brother has stuck with it for a long time, and he's just insanely awesome at the piano. I have total jealous rage over it. He's awesome at it. I mean, extremely, extremely good. He's going to get recognized by states and stuff like that. He's quite good, for his age and stuff like that.</p> <p> </p> <p>Anyway, what happened was I realized it was awesome. What I did was I picked it back up. I was 16, and I started self-teaching. I started getting interested into it for the sake of the thing, rather than anybody else really caring that much. I had just loved the actual act of playing the piano. I started learning it and I started working on it and started getting good again. What was funny is, I remember, I always loved it when I'd go to other people's houses, or I'd go ... There were churches, or I'd go in different classrooms, in high school, the music area. I would go there, and I would start playing the piano. What was so funny, to me, is that sometimes the pianos were just amazing. They were incredibly expensive instruments. Massive grand pianos and I could play on them. It was gorgeous music. You could definitely heard the difference in the keys. It was amazing. It was so cool. I promise the story is going somewhere very key, just bare with me for a second.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, "This is fantastic. This is so cool, holy cow." Then I'd go on someone else's piano, and it would be slightly out of tune, but what was funny is, that sometimes being slightly out of tune, would be its own artistic flair. It actually would make it sound cool, in its own way, also. I'd be like, "Interesting. This is like a really, really cheap piano and it's out of tune a little bit, but this song actually sounds cool." This is slightly out of tune, or whatever it is. I realized something, that there were these people, these other kids that would walk up, and they'd play the piano, and they were crappy, really bad. But, they'd boast really good skill like, "I'm so good. I'm super good at it." But, they'd sit down and they weren't very good.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was like, "That's interesting. You have this really expensive piano, but you don't actually play it very well, at all." Whereas, the piano we were playing on, it's not that it was bad, it's just that it wasn't really that nice either. It started getting out of tune, but this is something that really stuck with me. I realized that it didn't matter that the piano I was playing on was a little bit old, or out of tune just a little bit. That didn't affect my ability to play. That didn't affect my ability to go run out there and be self-driven and solve problems on my own. That didn't affect my ... Meaning, I didn't have to blame other people. I didn't have to blame external factors for my success. Whether or not I was actually going to be successful with it.</p> <p> </p> <p>My skill level had nothing to do with the quality or brand of the piano. That had everything to do with my devotion to the instrument. What does that have to do with MLM? Everything. That has everything to do with MLM. I remember, I realized when I was first, remember I told you in the very first episode of this podcast that I joined and I got 13 people on my down line. It was a really cool experience. It was awesome and I really enjoyed it. Then they did nothing. I was like, "Ah, man," and I started getting discouraged. About three, four, five months in, six months in, seven months in, that I started getting even more discouraged and more time passed. Within the year afterwards, I had just flat out quit. I remember, distinctly thinking, it was the MLM's fault. I was like, "Oh, my gosh. This MLM sucks. It's nuts. This is terrible. Look at those other guys over there in that other one. Grass is always greener on the other side of the hill." Remember that?</p> <p> </p> <p>I'm going, "Man, those guys over there, they totally got it made. Look at their comp plan. Look at the commissions that they get. Look at X, Y, and Z." Now, in all reality, did the brand of the piano matter? Yeah, like 10%, like not much at all. There was this extra 10% beautiful layer that got added on top of it, but the music still sounded good if it was on a cheap piano. It didn't matter what brand it was. That's the exact same thing with whatever MLM you're in. It's the same reason you'll never hear me say the name of the MLM that I'm in right now. I'm just not going to tell you on this podcast what I'm in. That's the exact reason why. Because if you love the MLM that you're in, good for you, that's your instrument, you're getting good at that one. That's awesome.</p> <p> </p> <p>You're skill level has nothing to do with the MLM that you're in, like 10%. It has everything to do with your skill level. What is the skill level that you're working on? Marketing, marketing. It's this very, very big hole. T...</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Woo hoo, what’s going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you’re listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Here’s the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us cheat and only bug family members and friends? We want to grow a profitable home business. How do we recruit A-players into our down lines, and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That’s the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.</p> <p> </p> <p>All right, hope you guys don’t mind the energy. I think life’s too short to be boring, so hey now, one of the things that I had a hard time with when I first started MLM, one of the reasons why I didn’t want to join an MLM, was because I had this belief that I needed to be fantastic at speaking, and I needed to basically be somewhat of a slick salesman. I’m assuming you’ve had that feeling before, or you’ve had that belief before.</p> <p> </p> <p>It’s kind of this façade that I feel like Hollywood has much to blame for, where you’ve got to be the guy who comes in in the suit, and you’ve got starch in your shirt, and you sit down and you’re doing the deal, and you kind of go back and forth and you haggle a little bit. You’re wearing sunglasses, of course, because that’s the cool thing to do. You’re maybe in a really nice restaurant, and you don’t even look at the waitress as she comes up and you just say, “The usual,” you know what I mean?</p> <p> </p> <p>You guys know the façade, right? It’s this business thing. It’s this whole thing that “Forbes” and “Business” and “Us Weekly” even, all these different pop culture things create about what it means to be successful inside of MLM, and I totally had that, and successful in business in general, and I definitely had that. I believed that I needed to be a great salesman. I believed that I needed to be a slick speaker, that there were a few lines that would mind control somebody into joining my MLM, that there were a few things that would make someone want to come to me and say, “Please, take my money, Stephen. I want to be a part of your down line. I will do anything, I’ll bend over backwards. Would you like … What food can I go get for you?” They would grovel, and they would come.</p> <p> </p> <p>That’s often how movies and our pop culture portray someone who’s successful in business, and I will tell you that I have made more money by being vulnerable, more money by highlighting my differences rather than my strengths, and I’ve made far more money being unpolished rather than polished. If I’m just myself, and I just do me, then it attracts more people to me than if I’m trying to go out and try and be all polished and everything.</p> <p> </p> <p>There’s a reason why my podcast cover is a picture of me with a wrecking ball. I should probably talk about that sometime, why I did that, or sorry, a ball and chain and all these weapons and swords and knives in my back and stuff like that. One of them’s down line, and one of them’s up line. I’ll tell you guys that story sometime soon about why that is, why I said it that way. I’ve made more money doing things that way, and just being myself, and being myself loudly rather than being polished, than anything else.</p> <p> </p> <p>I decided, you know what? I really want to be a good salesman. I thought what that meant was that I needed, like I said, I had to be a good speaker. What I did is, I decided I was going to go do door-to-door sales. I saw Rob Kiyosaki was in the military. I joined the military. It sounds crazy, but one of the reasons I wanted to join the Army is because I saw all these other successful people went into the Army, and were from a military background. It was like, “Cool, I’m going to go develop my discipline in that area. What other uncomfortable thing can I go do? Cool, door-to-door sales.”</p> <p> </p> <p>I explicitly did door-to-door sales because I knew it would suck, and I would learn sales in the process. I went, and I was a telemarketer. I was like, “How can I get told no to repeatedly, over and over again?” I want to tell you guys, I actually don’t think you need to go through all that kind of crap in order to be successful with it. Honestly, I kind of wish that I didn’t, because it was a little bit of a waste of time. The way that I do it now is completely different, but I learned a lot of cool things in doing so.</p> <p> </p> <p>I remember, I was selling pest control. I sold pest control, I sold security systems. When I was doing telemarketing, I was selling software to other businesses, it was B2B, and just really interesting, kind of cool sales tactics. What’s funny is that I’m really not that good of a salesman, but I’m good at marketing. I never realized that there was a difference, for a long time. There’s a huge difference between marketing and sales, and what I needed to get good at was marketing, but I thought that that was the same thing as sales. I was going after the wrong thing, and I just never realized that.</p> <p> </p> <p>I remember, I was going door to door, and the hot summer sun was beating down on me, and I was going at a ferocious pace. It was my first week out on doing door-to-door sales, selling pest control. I was like, “Good, it’s hot. Make it hard, coach.” That was my mentality, and I was running door to door, because I just wanted to be successful so badly. I literally ran, every door to door, pretty much every day.</p> <p> </p> <p>I would run person to person, and I would just deliver the message. I really didn’t know that much about the product. I knew that it was good, and I knew that it worked, and that was pretty much it. I knew that it was safe, it was pest control, and that there was some organic aspects to the one that I was selling. What was really funny is that I kept my blinders on. I didn’t look at anybody else, and in no time, I was the number two, first-year salesman. The number one guy had been out there like six weeks prior to me, and he came out way before I did, and it was really hard for me to catch up, but for the first half of the summer, I was the number two guy. I was killing it, and I was making lots of money each day. We were selling … There was lots of bugs all over the place, we were selling lots of pest control, and life was good.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was really, really excited. What was funny is that all of a sudden I started asking questions like, “What really is made up of our product? How do you actually apply this? What’s the name of this chemical? How do you actually put it on the house, or how do you actually …?” I started learning, I was like, “What kind of bug does that repel? How come we’ve got to do two treatments back to back? How come we’ve got to do this?”</p> <p> </p> <p>I started learning about the product, and I started learning what I was selling. You know what’s funny? My sales plummeted, I mean hard, very, very hard. I was like, “What the heck? I know more than everybody else about the stuff. I’ve really given myself to learning and understanding what we’re selling, so I can serve better on the doors.” That’s not how it worked. I started talking too much. I started barfing all over people.</p> <p> </p> <p>I’d come out and they’d say, “Hey, is this good for my kids?” I’d be like, “Yes, it’s okay for your kids and blah, blah, blah.” I’d just come and I’d barf all over them. I’d go, “Here’s all this stuff, and here’s why, and here’s the name of the chemical, and here’s how long it lasts. You could lick it after so long.” I started going through all this stuff, and it was like a five minute answer to their one question. Then they’d come up and they’d say, “Okay, that’s a little bit weird.”</p> <p> </p> <p>I’d say, “Hey, come over here, and I’ll show you something on the side of the house.” I’d show them something on the side of the house, and I’d be pointing out what’s going on in the grass or something like that, and they’d ask the nex...</p>]]>
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I’m assuming you’ve had that feeling before, or you’ve had that belief before.</p> <p> </p> <p>It’s kind of this façade that I feel like Hollywood has much to blame for, where you’ve got to be the guy who comes in in the suit, and you’ve got starch in your shirt, and you sit down and you’re doing the deal, and you kind of go back and forth and you haggle a little bit. You’re wearing sunglasses, of course, because that’s the cool thing to do. You’re maybe in a really nice restaurant, and you don’t even look at the waitress as she comes up and you just say, “The usual,” you know what I mean?</p> <p> </p> <p>You guys know the façade, right? It’s this business thing. It’s this whole thing that “Forbes” and “Business” and “Us Weekly” even, all these different pop culture things create about what it means to be successful inside of MLM, and I totally had that, and successful in business in general, and I definitely had that. I believed that I needed to be a great salesman. I believed that I needed to be a slick speaker, that there were a few lines that would mind control somebody into joining my MLM, that there were a few things that would make someone want to come to me and say, “Please, take my money, Stephen. I want to be a part of your down line. I will do anything, I’ll bend over backwards. Would you like … What food can I go get for you?” They would grovel, and they would come.</p> <p> </p> <p>That’s often how movies and our pop culture portray someone who’s successful in business, and I will tell you that I have made more money by being vulnerable, more money by highlighting my differences rather than my strengths, and I’ve made far more money being unpolished rather than polished. If I’m just myself, and I just do me, then it attracts more people to me than if I’m trying to go out and try and be all polished and everything.</p> <p> </p> <p>There’s a reason why my podcast cover is a picture of me with a wrecking ball. I should probably talk about that sometime, why I did that, or sorry, a ball and chain and all these weapons and swords and knives in my back and stuff like that. One of them’s down line, and one of them’s up line. I’ll tell you guys that story sometime soon about why that is, why I said it that way. I’ve made more money doing things that way, and just being myself, and being myself loudly rather than being polished, than anything else.</p> <p> </p> <p>I decided, you know what? I really want to be a good salesman. I thought what that meant was that I needed, like I said, I had to be a good speaker. What I did is, I decided I was going to go do door-to-door sales. I saw Rob Kiyosaki was in the military. I joined the military. It sounds crazy, but one of the reasons I wanted to join the Army is because I saw all these other successful people went into the Army, and were from a military background. It was like, “Cool, I’m going to go develop my discipline in that area. What other uncomfortable thing can I go do? Cool, door-to-door sales.”</p> <p> </p> <p>I explicitly did door-to-door sales because I knew it would suck, and I would learn sales in the process. I went, and I was a telemarketer. I was like, “How can I get told no to repeatedly, over and over again?” I want to tell you guys, I actually don’t think you need to go through all that kind of crap in order to be successful with it. Honestly, I kind of wish that I didn’t, because it was a little bit of a waste of time. The way that I do it now is completely different, but I learned a lot of cool things in doing so.</p> <p> </p> <p>I remember, I was selling pest control. I sold pest control, I sold security systems. When I was doing telemarketing, I was selling software to other businesses, it was B2B, and just really interesting, kind of cool sales tactics. What’s funny is that I’m really not that good of a salesman, but I’m good at marketing. I never realized that there was a difference, for a long time. There’s a huge difference between marketing and sales, and what I needed to get good at was marketing, but I thought that that was the same thing as sales. I was going after the wrong thing, and I just never realized that.</p> <p> </p> <p>I remember, I was going door to door, and the hot summer sun was beating down on me, and I was going at a ferocious pace. It was my first week out on doing door-to-door sales, selling pest control. I was like, “Good, it’s hot. Make it hard, coach.” That was my mentality, and I was running door to door, because I just wanted to be successful so badly. I literally ran, every door to door, pretty much every day.</p> <p> </p> <p>I would run person to person, and I would just deliver the message. I really didn’t know that much about the product. I knew that it was good, and I knew that it worked, and that was pretty much it. I knew that it was safe, it was pest control, and that there was some organic aspects to the one that I was selling. What was really funny is that I kept my blinders on. I didn’t look at anybody else, and in no time, I was the number two, first-year salesman. The number one guy had been out there like six weeks prior to me, and he came out way before I did, and it was really hard for me to catch up, but for the first half of the summer, I was the number two guy. I was killing it, and I was making lots of money each day. We were selling … There was lots of bugs all over the place, we were selling lots of pest control, and life was good.</p> <p> </p> <p>I was really, really excited. What was funny is that all of a sudden I started asking questions like, “What really is made up of our product? How do you actually apply this? What’s the name of this chemical? How do you actually put it on the house, or how do you actually …?” I started learning, I was like, “What kind of bug does that repel? How come we’ve got to do two treatments back to back? How come we’ve got to do this?”</p> <p> </p> <p>I started learning about the product, and I started learning what I was selling. You know what’s funny? My sales plummeted, I mean hard, very, very hard. I was like, “What the heck? I know more than everybody else about the stuff. I’ve really given myself to learning and understanding what we’re selling, so I can serve better on the doors.” That’s not how it worked. I started talking too much. I started barfing all over people.</p> <p> </p> <p>I’d come out and they’d say, “Hey, is this good for my kids?” I’d be like, “Yes, it’s okay for your kids and blah, blah, blah.” I’d just come and I’d barf all over them. I’d go, “Here’s all this stuff, and here’s why, and here’s the name of the chemical, and here’s how long it lasts. 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      <itunes:summary>Woo hoo, what’s going on, everyone? This is Steve Larsen, and you’re listening to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. Here’s the real mystery. How do real MLMers like us cheat and only bug family members and friends? We want to grow a profitable home business. How do we recruit A-players into our down lines, and create extra incomes, yet still have plenty of time for the rest of our lives? That’s the blaring question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Secret MLM Hacks Radio.   All right, hope you guys don’t mind the energy. I think life’s too short to be boring, so hey now, one of the things that I had a hard time with when I first started MLM, one of the reasons why I didn’t want to join an MLM, was because I had this belief that I needed to be fantastic at speaking, and I needed to basically be somewhat of a slick salesman. I’m assuming you’ve had that feeling before, or you’ve had that belief before.   It’s kind of this façade that I feel like Hollywood has much to blame for, where you’ve got to be the guy who comes in in the suit, and you’ve got starch in your shirt, and you sit down and you’re doing the deal, and you kind of go back and forth and you haggle a little bit. You’re wearing sunglasses, of course, because that’s the cool thing to do. You’re maybe in a really nice restaurant, and you don’t even look at the waitress as she comes up and you just say, “The usual,” you know what I mean?   You guys know the façade, right? It’s this business thing. It’s this whole thing that “Forbes” and “Business” and “Us Weekly” even, all these different pop culture things create about what it means to be successful inside of MLM, and I totally had that, and successful in business in general, and I definitely had that. I believed that I needed to be a great salesman. 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I should probably talk about that sometime, why I did that, or sorry, a ball and chain and all these weapons and swords and knives in my back and stuff like that. One of them’s down line, and one of them’s up line. I’ll tell you guys that story sometime soon about why that is, why I said it that way. I’ve made more money doing things that way, and just being myself, and being myself loudly rather than being polished, than anything else.   I decided, you know what? I really want to be a good salesman. I thought what that meant was that I needed, like I said, I had to be a good speaker. What I did is, I decided I was going to go do door-to-door sales. I saw Rob Kiyosaki was in the military. I joined the military. It sounds crazy, but one of the reasons I wanted to join the Army is because I saw all these other successful people went into the Army, and were from a military background. It was like, “Cool, I’m going to go develop my discipline in that area. 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He says as we move down this path, and as we start walking down the path of entrepreneurship, what ends up happening is these character flaws explode in our face, and they actually stop us from progressing over all. They take us, and they say, "Nope. You're stopping at the pass right there. You're not going to move on."  Basically, you don't move on until you somehow address it, or get around it, or fix it. You can't move forward.</p> <p> </p> <p>I started experiencing, when I first started MLM, I first started experiencing some pretty major character flaws. Now, I realized that I didn't have all the knowledge I needed to actually be successful with it. That was almost reassuring for me, to actually realize that, oh my gosh, I don't know enough. I don't know enough. At least I knew what the problem was. It was four years ago, when I first joined MLM. 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Like I mentioned in the last podcast episode, people I know, sadly, are still a little bit mad at me for that. I just didn't know any better. That was a character flaw of mine. I had to overcome those things.</p> <p> </p> <p>So, I hit the books. I hit the books and I started staying up. I was in the middle of college, at the time. We were in this little, tiny apartment, and this little tiny apartment, it was freezing. I couldn't get very warm, sometimes, at night. My wife would go to sleep, and she was pregnant, or she'd be with the newborn, or whatever it was, and I felt this inner desire: I had to provide better. I wanted to give her a better life. So what I would do is I would stay up till like 3:00 AM, every single day, but I had class at 7:45 AM. I would sleep, usually, about anywhere from three, four, five hours every day. I did that for months, and actually even years, because I knew ...</p> <p> </p> <p>What was funny is that I was going to college for marketing. 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Like I mentioned in the last podcast episode, people I know, sadly, are still a little bit mad at me for that. I just didn't know any better. That was a character flaw of mine. I had to overcome those things.</p> <p> </p> <p>So, I hit the books. I hit the books and I started staying up. I was in the middle of college, at the time. We were in this little, tiny apartment, and this little tiny apartment, it was freezing. I couldn't get very warm, sometimes, at night. My wife would go to sleep, and she was pregnant, or she'd be with the newborn, or whatever it was, and I felt this inner desire: I had to provide better. I wanted to give her a better life. So what I would do is I would stay up till like 3:00 AM, every single day, but I had class at 7:45 AM. I would sleep, usually, about anywhere from three, four, five hours every day. I did that for months, and actually even years, because I knew ...</p> <p> </p> <p>What was funny is that I was going to college for marketing. 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This is a completely different approach towards MLM, and actually recruiting people without feeling like you're bullying them. Finding people who are good."</p> <p> </p> <p>What he was talking about was this concept called paid prospecting. Paid prospecting meaning you get paid even while you're prospecting people. Now, for me, at first, I was like, "Man, that sounds like almost too good to be true. That's intense. Holy crap." I remember sitting on the couch, the lights were off, it was totally dark. I didn't want to turn them on. I just sat there and I just thought, "Huh. That dude figured it out."  He was showing all the people he had been recruiting, and he was showing his big fat checks on stage, and showing all this stuff. I was like, "How interesting. I'd like that. That'd be kind of cool."</p> <p> </p> <p>But what's this paid prospecting thing? How did he actually do that. It changed my mindset. It changed the way I look at the industry. 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I've read a lot of books from him.   He said that any time we begin down an entrepreneurial journey, any time we start in entrepreneurship, and we take that first step forward, we feel good. It's a really great feeling. But as you move forward, and this is a concept he describes. This is not, obviously, verbatim what he says. As you move forward, and as you start moving down the entrepreneurial path, character flaws are going to explode in your face. You're going to get all these things that start coming up in front of you, going, "You know what? Ah, man, I really don't like talking to people." It's like, well, you might need to get around that before you can move on.   That's what he says. He says as we move down this path, and as we start walking down the path of entrepreneurship, what ends up happening is these character flaws explode in our face, and they actually stop us from progressing over all. They take us, and they say, "Nope. You're stopping at the pass right there. You're not going to move on."  Basically, you don't move on until you somehow address it, or get around it, or fix it. You can't move forward.   I started experiencing, when I first started MLM, I first started experiencing some pretty major character flaws. Now, I realized that I didn't have all the knowledge I needed to actually be successful with it. That was almost reassuring for me, to actually realize that, oh my gosh, I don't know enough. I don't know enough. At least I knew what the problem was. It was four years ago, when I first joined MLM. It was about four years ago now.  At that time, all these character flaws, like I said, started popping up, and I realized A, number one, I don't know enough. B, I'm way too afraid to speak, and C, what do I even say? How do you come up with a message? What is marketing, in general? I'm sure you've probably felt some of those experiences before, or felt some of those feelings in your life and in this business, as you move forward.   I started studying. I hit the books. It was right around the time that I decided to exit MLM. I hadn't exited it yet, but I was getting to that point. I was so fed up with home meetings, and hotel meetings, and going and trying to figure out what's the next way for me to get someone on the phone, and how can I corner the next person? I didn't know how else to do it. It was by sheer, brutal force that I was going and talking to all these people. Like I mentioned in the last podcast episode, people I know, sadly, are still a little bit mad at me for that. I just didn't know any better. That was a character flaw of mine. I had to overcome those things.   So, I hit the books. I hit the books and I started staying up. I was in the middle of college, at the time. We were in this little, tiny apartment, and this little tiny apartment, it was freezing. I couldn't get very warm, sometimes, at night. My wife would go to sleep, and she was pregnant, or she'd be with the newborn, or whatever it was, and I felt this inner desire: I had to provide better. I wanted to give her a better life. So what I would do is I would stay up till like 3:00 AM, every single day, but I had class at 7:45 AM. I would sleep, usually, about anywhere from three, four, five hours every day. I did that for months, and actually even years, because I knew ...   What was funny is that I was going to college for marketing. I was working for a marketing degree, but none of the stuff I was learning in college seemed to be any help at all. I actually wasn't learning how to market in my marketing degree. I was like, "What is going on?" I started taking the books from the best minds out there, and I started going. It was this ferocious pace. I was hungry to go figure it out, because I felt, A, the need to provide and feel like a man, but B, I really, really had to provide, obviously, because we had this kid coming, it was on the way.   So I started studying, started hitting the books. I was up super late. I remember this experience. I'd always sit at the kitchen...</itunes:summary>
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Hey, but I really want to welcome you to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. This is the first episode. This has actually been a long time in the making, and I'm excited to finally be doing it.</p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of people get uncomfortable with MLM, and it's kind of funny to ask somebody, "Hey, why'd you get into an MLM?" Sometimes that's a really scary topic for people, especially if they still think it's a pyramid scheme, or if they still think that it's something that you go bug other people in the mall with, or you go to home meetings or hotel meetings. And I want you to know, I hate those tactics, I think they're stupid. I think they're tactics that are stuck in the '90s, and that's not what I'm about.</p> <p> </p> <p>The whole reason why I think you should listen to this podcast is because I am a marketer first, by trade, and what's funny about the multi-level marketing industry is that stereotypically, a lot of people get into it as their very first business venture, but they don't really know how to market. They don't know how to actually go out and actually market the opportunity, and so they lean back on the tactics of the people who are in their upline, which is, "Hey, write a huge list of all your family members and friends, and go bug the crap out of them, and hopefully, some of them will join." And I'm not about that.</p> <p> </p> <p>When I first got started in MLM, it was actually kind of a ... Honestly, by accident. My wife and I, we've been married five and a half years now, we're from Denver, Colorado, but we live in Boise, Idaho, now. It's kind of funny, we've been married, like I said, five and a half years, and about a year and a half in, we were like, "You know what, we'd love to have a kid, we'd love to be able to bring a child into the world and start growing our family," and we were really excited to do so.</p> <p> </p> <p>And I remember my wife comes running out of the bathroom one day, she's got, like, the little pee stick, right, and she goes running up, and she goes, "Stephen, oh my gosh, I'm pregnant!" And I was so excited, and I'm jumping around, I'm super excited, I'm going, "Oh my gosh, we have a kid that's going to come into this world. Oh, this is so fun, this is so amazing." And I was really, really excited, and we were jumping around, and I remember just this moment of just pure glee. Super, super special moment, you know? And you can imagine being there, how fun and happy that was.</p> <p> </p> <p>And then all of a sudden, it's like as soon as there was this happy, cool, joy moment that came in, there was also this incredible, real kind of dampering fear that just suck inside of me, and reminded me painfully, "Stephen, you're broke. How are you going to pay for this kid?" And immediately, it kind of dampered all the ... And I wish that that feeling wasn't there, but it was, and I was thinking, "Oh my gosh, how do I pay for this kid?" You know? And how do I ... You know, I'm really excited, but how do you look at this child with love as a parent rather than as a big receipt, you know what I mean? From a hospital, and all the bills that come along with that.</p> <p> </p> <p>And shortly thereafter ... So I set off, and I started doing all these different things, and I was doing stocks, and I was doing options, and I was doing real estate, both commercial and residential. We were doing cool stuff with big investment firms, investment from other people in big commercial things, and I did eBooks, and I went and I did door-to-door sales for two summers, and I did all this stuff, kind of leading up to that point of the MLM itself that got tossed in there. And what ended up happening was my buddy ... Shortly after we found out we were pregnant, I had a buddy who reached out to me, and he and I continually were trying to do just money stuff. You know, we were trying to be successful. When we were in college, we were trying to be that college story. You know what I mean. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about, right? Be that college story of success, right?</p> <p> </p> <p>And so he reaches out to me shortly after we find out that my wife's pregnant, and he reaches out and he goes, "Dude, I got this ... I know this great guy, just met him. Dude, what he wants to do, he's going to help us make a lot of money, it's going to be awesome." And we had had that conversation before, but I trusted my friend. I was like, "All right, that sounds totally sketchy, dude." Like, "Well, who is he?" I can find a whole bunch of people who are going to sell me that kind of story, you know what I mean?</p> <p> </p> <p>And what ended up happening was I get on the phone, and it's a three-way phone call. You guys know, it's a classic MLM three-way phone call, and he calls me, and he goes, "Dude, what's up, Steve, man, like, this is awesome. You're getting in, this is going to be great. It's just $500 to join, and you're going to be up in no time." And I was like, "500 bucks to join? Are you kidding me?" I'm trying to raise money so I can, like, eat and live, and let alone go have a kid, and pay for that, and all the costs involved there, and I was like, "No." And I was like, "This is one of those pyramid schemes," and that's totally what my belief was.</p> <p> </p> <p>And he came back to me, and he asked again, and I was like, "No." And my buddy called, and he called and he was like, "Dude, you're going to really like this. This is going to be a good thing, it's going to be awesome for you. I see you succeeding. Of all the people I see succeeding in this kind of thing, it'd be you." And I was like, "You know what, dude, fine. For you, for what you're saying, I trust you, I'm going to believe you. Let's do it." And I dove headfirst in, and I was like, "If I'm going to do this MLM, and fight all the inner beliefs that I have about what MLM is, and how to do it, I'm going to do it as hard as I can." Right? And I set off to do it with the most ferocious pace that I possibly could, and I literally went door-to-door, down Main Street on businesses, and I recruited some businesses, and I recruited some family and friends, and I went person to person, and I got told "no" like crazy, and I got told "yes" a few times.</p> <p> </p> <p>And in my first month, I recruited 13 people, and I was like, "This is awesome. That's not bad." Honestly, 13 people in my first month ever, that's not bad at all, right? I was like, "Oh, it's not amazing, but it's not terrible either," and I was feeling kind of excited about it, and I got this little cool little trophy award for how fast I was going from the MLM I was in. I'm not going to say the name of the MLM, because you guys will all definitely know it, and so ... Just to kind of keep it the third party there.</p> <p> </p> <p>But I was super excited in month two that I was in this MLM, kind of started to turn the corner there, and I realized that nobody else was doing anything. Nobody else was doing anything at all. I would go and I would call these other people, and I would say, "Hey, you guys, hey, so are you going...</p>]]>
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Hey, but I really want to welcome you to Secret MLM Hacks Radio. This is the first episode. This has actually been a long time in the making, and I'm excited to finally be doing it.</p> <p> </p> <p>A lot of people get uncomfortable with MLM, and it's kind of funny to ask somebody, "Hey, why'd you get into an MLM?" Sometimes that's a really scary topic for people, especially if they still think it's a pyramid scheme, or if they still think that it's something that you go bug other people in the mall with, or you go to home meetings or hotel meetings. And I want you to know, I hate those tactics, I think they're stupid. I think they're tactics that are stuck in the '90s, and that's not what I'm about.</p> <p> </p> <p>The whole reason why I think you should listen to this podcast is because I am a marketer first, by trade, and what's funny about the multi-level marketing industry is that stereotypically, a lot of people get into it as their very first business venture, but they don't really know how to market. They don't know how to actually go out and actually market the opportunity, and so they lean back on the tactics of the people who are in their upline, which is, "Hey, write a huge list of all your family members and friends, and go bug the crap out of them, and hopefully, some of them will join." And I'm not about that.</p> <p> </p> <p>When I first got started in MLM, it was actually kind of a ... Honestly, by accident. My wife and I, we've been married five and a half years now, we're from Denver, Colorado, but we live in Boise, Idaho, now. It's kind of funny, we've been married, like I said, five and a half years, and about a year and a half in, we were like, "You know what, we'd love to have a kid, we'd love to be able to bring a child into the world and start growing our family," and we were really excited to do so.</p> <p> </p> <p>And I remember my wife comes running out of the bathroom one day, she's got, like, the little pee stick, right, and she goes running up, and she goes, "Stephen, oh my gosh, I'm pregnant!" And I was so excited, and I'm jumping around, I'm super excited, I'm going, "Oh my gosh, we have a kid that's going to come into this world. Oh, this is so fun, this is so amazing." And I was really, really excited, and we were jumping around, and I remember just this moment of just pure glee. Super, super special moment, you know? And you can imagine being there, how fun and happy that was.</p> <p> </p> <p>And then all of a sudden, it's like as soon as there was this happy, cool, joy moment that came in, there was also this incredible, real kind of dampering fear that just suck inside of me, and reminded me painfully, "Stephen, you're broke. How are you going to pay for this kid?" And immediately, it kind of dampered all the ... And I wish that that feeling wasn't there, but it was, and I was thinking, "Oh my gosh, how do I pay for this kid?" You know? And how do I ... You know, I'm really excited, but how do you look at this child with love as a parent rather than as a big receipt, you know what I mean? From a hospital, and all the bills that come along with that.</p> <p> </p> <p>And shortly thereafter ... So I set off, and I started doing all these different things, and I was doing stocks, and I was doing options, and I was doing real estate, both commercial and residential. We were doing cool stuff with big investment firms, investment from other people in big commercial things, and I did eBooks, and I went and I did door-to-door sales for two summers, and I did all this stuff, kind of leading up to that point of the MLM itself that got tossed in there. And what ended up happening was my buddy ... Shortly after we found out we were pregnant, I had a buddy who reached out to me, and he and I continually were trying to do just money stuff. You know, we were trying to be successful. When we were in college, we were trying to be that college story. You know what I mean. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about, right? Be that college story of success, right?</p> <p> </p> <p>And so he reaches out to me shortly after we find out that my wife's pregnant, and he reaches out and he goes, "Dude, I got this ... I know this great guy, just met him. Dude, what he wants to do, he's going to help us make a lot of money, it's going to be awesome." And we had had that conversation before, but I trusted my friend. I was like, "All right, that sounds totally sketchy, dude." Like, "Well, who is he?" I can find a whole bunch of people who are going to sell me that kind of story, you know what I mean?</p> <p> </p> <p>And what ended up happening was I get on the phone, and it's a three-way phone call. You guys know, it's a classic MLM three-way phone call, and he calls me, and he goes, "Dude, what's up, Steve, man, like, this is awesome. You're getting in, this is going to be great. It's just $500 to join, and you're going to be up in no time." And I was like, "500 bucks to join? Are you kidding me?" I'm trying to raise money so I can, like, eat and live, and let alone go have a kid, and pay for that, and all the costs involved there, and I was like, "No." And I was like, "This is one of those pyramid schemes," and that's totally what my belief was.</p> <p> </p> <p>And he came back to me, and he asked again, and I was like, "No." And my buddy called, and he called and he was like, "Dude, you're going to really like this. This is going to be a good thing, it's going to be awesome for you. I see you succeeding. Of all the people I see succeeding in this kind of thing, it'd be you." And I was like, "You know what, dude, fine. For you, for what you're saying, I trust you, I'm going to believe you. Let's do it." And I dove headfirst in, and I was like, "If I'm going to do this MLM, and fight all the inner beliefs that I have about what MLM is, and how to do it, I'm going to do it as hard as I can." Right? And I set off to do it with the most ferocious pace that I possibly could, and I literally went door-to-door, down Main Street on businesses, and I recruited some businesses, and I recruited some family and friends, and I went person to person, and I got told "no" like crazy, and I got told "yes" a few times.</p> <p> </p> <p>And in my first month, I recruited 13 people, and I was like, "This is awesome. That's not bad." Honestly, 13 people in my first month ever, that's not bad at all, right? I was like, "Oh, it's not amazing, but it's not terrible either," and I was feeling kind of excited about it, and I got this little cool little trophy award for how fast I was going from the MLM I was in. I'm not going to say the name of the MLM, because you guys will all definitely know it, and so ... Just to kind of keep it the third party there.</p> <p> </p> <p>But I was super excited in month two that I was in this MLM, kind of started to turn the corner there, and I realized that nobody else was doing anything. Nobody else was doing anything at all. I would go and I would call these other people, and I would say, "Hey, you guys, hey, so are you going...</p>]]>
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This is the first episode. This has actually been a long time in the making, and I'm excited to finally be doing it.   A lot of people get uncomfortable with MLM, and it's kind of funny to ask somebody, "Hey, why'd you get into an MLM?" Sometimes that's a really scary topic for people, especially if they still think it's a pyramid scheme, or if they still think that it's something that you go bug other people in the mall with, or you go to home meetings or hotel meetings. And I want you to know, I hate those tactics, I think they're stupid. I think they're tactics that are stuck in the '90s, and that's not what I'm about.   The whole reason why I think you should listen to this podcast is because I am a marketer first, by trade, and what's funny about the multi-level marketing industry is that stereotypically, a lot of people get into it as their very first business venture, but they don't really know how to market. They don't know how to actually go out and actually market the opportunity, and so they lean back on the tactics of the people who are in their upline, which is, "Hey, write a huge list of all your family members and friends, and go bug the crap out of them, and hopefully, some of them will join." And I'm not about that.   When I first got started in MLM, it was actually kind of a ... Honestly, by accident. My wife and I, we've been married five and a half years now, we're from Denver, Colorado, but we live in Boise, Idaho, now. It's kind of funny, we've been married, like I said, five and a half years, and about a year and a half in, we were like, "You know what, we'd love to have a kid, we'd love to be able to bring a child into the world and start growing our family," and we were really excited to do so.   And I remember my wife comes running out of the bathroom one day, she's got, like, the little pee stick, right, and she goes running up, and she goes, "Stephen, oh my gosh, I'm pregnant!" And I was so excited, and I'm jumping around, I'm super excited, I'm going, "Oh my gosh, we have a kid that's going to come into this world. Oh, this is so fun, this is so amazing." And I was really, really excited, and we were jumping around, and I remember just this moment of just pure glee. Super, super special moment, you know? And you can imagine being there, how fun and happy that was.   And then all of a sudden, it's like as soon as there was this happy, cool, joy moment that came in, there was also this incredible, real kind of dampering fear that just suck inside of me, and reminded me painfully, "Stephen, you're broke. How are you going to pay for this kid?" And immediately, it kind of dampered all the ... And I wish that that feeling wasn't there, but it was, and I was thinking, "Oh my gosh, how do I pay for this kid?" You know? And how do I ... You know, I'm really excited, but how do you look at this child with love as a parent rather than as a big receipt, you know what I mean? From a hospital, and all the bills that come along with that.   And shortly thereafter ... So I set off, and I started doing all these different things, and I was doing stocks, and I was doing options, and I was doing real estate, both commercial and residential. We were doing cool stuff with big investment firms, investment from other people in big commercial things, and I did eBooks, and I went and I did door-to-door sales for two summers, and I did all this stuff, kind of leading up to that point of the MLM itself that got tossed in there. And what ended up happening was my buddy ... Shortly after we found out we were pregnant, I had a buddy who reached out to me, and he and I continually were trying to do just money stuff. You know, we were trying to be successful. When we were in college, we were trying to be that college story. You know what I mean. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about, right? Be that college story of success, right?   And so he reaches out to me shortly after we find out that my wife's pregnant, and he reaches out and he goes, "Dude, I ...</itunes:summary>
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