Why You Should Quit MLM And Watch Avatar (Again) Instead…
Okay, I’ll confess, I went to see James Cameron’s “Avatar” back when it was still in theaters. (It was all for the sake of this blog and teaching you Multi-Level Marketing skills, I swear.)
Not only that, I even bought a copy of it on Blu-Ray. (For research purposes.) And, it was going to be my dirty little secret. (You know how I’m always telling people to turn off the TV.) But, I think it illustrates my loosely related point today…
That The MLM Home Business Market Is Not Saturated Any More Than Hollywood Is Saturated With Blockbuster Movies
You see, I get sick of hearing excuses… even though I understand them… and one of the biggest excuses is that the “online MLM market is saturated”…
…and it’s impossible to make money online these days.
–”There’s too much competition.”
–”Everybody and their poodle is doing it.”
–”I’m not smart enough to stand out.”
–”I need money to compete with the big boys.”
–”Who would want to listen to little ol’ me?”
–”I have nothing valuable to say”
Well, it’s all a big FAT lie.
And, if you actually believe those lies you might as well QUIT Multi-Level Marketing today and watch Avatar (again) instead…
I mean it, I don’t believe those excuses for one second… not even one microsecond… or a micro-micro-second… or whatever!
I mean, imagine James Cameron sitting there thinking, “Titanic has already been done ten times, why should I even bother? Or, why would anybody watch a movie about twelve foot tall, blue, tree-hugging “smurf cat” people?”
He didn’t sit there making excuses…
He had a vision and he ACTED on it.
It probably went something like this, “I want to make a movie about cats… let’s make them 12-14 feet tall… they live in hammocks hanging from trees… clothes? They don’t need clothes… Why? Because they’re blue.”
So, let’s face the facts, if some guy can go out there and make a movie about giant tree-hugging cat people and make millions upon millions of dollars… you sure as shazzaam can make six-figures working from home.
“But… But… But… (insert excuse here)”
I think James Cameron’s answer would be:
“Stop whining and do something!”
And if this post inspired you to act…
Well then, share it with your friends too. 
Thank you,
-Jason The “Better Networker”
-The Jason Better Blog
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Josh Garcia on April 28th, 2010
Hey Jason,
I must tell you that I saw that movie in 3D…Wow!
Now, I got started in this game only 7 months ago. I’ll be one to say, I’m making money. So if it is saturated. Then I must be doing something wrong or I’m just the luckiest guy in Florida. Wait where is my lucky charm?
Chat with you later…
Josh
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April 28th, 2010 at 10:33 am
I seriously doubt it’s luck with you Josh.
You’re rocking it. 
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Ana YourNetBiz Trainer on April 28th, 2010
Healthy competition just means that you are in a good market.
I still have not seen Avatar… Sounds like I need to:).
Ana Hoffman/Ana YourNetBiz on Better Networker
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Ana YourNetBiz Trainer on April 28th, 2010
Healthy competition just means that you are in a good market.
Ana Hoffman/Ana YourNetBiz on Better Networker
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Dwayne Huggins on April 28th, 2010
I don’t worry about what other people are doing.
I do what I am doing and it has been working just fine for me so far.
Avatar is a good film (so I have heard).
‘Excusitise’ is a disease which will destroy your business before you even start. If you have it, get a cure for it. (Reading our blogs is a good start)
Don’t worry about what you can’t change or control. DO YOU and all will be fine.
My $0.02 worth.
Dwayne
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April 28th, 2010 at 10:40 am
Your two cents must be backed by gold Dwayne.
Great advice.
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Yadvinder Singh on April 28th, 2010
This was one of the best movies I saw. Amazing graphics and of course great story. And you are right Jason most wannabes network marketers get discouraged when they compare themselves with big boys. First of all the big boys came from the same place and secondly comparisons at any stage are suicidal so the key just compete with yourself instead of the big boys which means two days ago I was here the next month I should be here and the next 3 months I should be here. I work this way and it is working for me. And no point to compare against sprinters when you are just learning to walk .Thanks for the post Jason
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April 28th, 2010 at 10:47 am
Totally with you Yadvinder,
It’s like trying to play a new sport with professional level players. All you can do is compete with yourself. And in the end, day by day, that’s enough. 
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Wayne Vassell on April 28th, 2010
Hey J,
Nice Tie-In with Avatar there. I will admit I haven’t seen it, and I almost bet money that it would be a flop!
That is why I don’t like to gamble!
On the related note, you are right, it is congested online but there is only competition because there is “demand”.
So the people that make the excuses can leave the market open for us that want a piece of the pie… wonderful!
Nice post J.
Wayne Vassell, signing out…
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April 28th, 2010 at 11:54 am
Nicely put Wayne.
I wish everybody would quit and leave the whole Internet to the Better Bunch.
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James Poindexter on April 28th, 2010
Thanks Jason, more ammo to change mindsets by the way great movie!
James & Toni Poindexter
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April 28th, 2010 at 12:14 pm
I figured there would be a few readers like you familiar with the movie. Loved it.
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Carla McCoy on April 28th, 2010
My problem is I get Distracted very Easily and I do not like to Read. So I’m slow at learning. You say stop whining and do something, but it’s pretty hard (Realisticly) to just run out and make a movie without any money. lol
I haven’t seen Avatar, so maybe that’s for me.
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April 28th, 2010 at 12:16 pm
Don`t worry Carla.
As long as you put one foot in front of the other. And learn something new every day. You would be amazed by what you can do in a year or two.
But reading is a biggie.
A lot of leaders started out hating books but they grew to love them over time.
And there`s always video, audio, and mentoring too.
There`s always a way.
It`s your passion that matters.
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Amy on April 28th, 2010
Jason,
I don’t know how you do it… you’re right on the money every single day!!!!! You rock!
I LOVE this post… it’s so true. If more people would just focus on what they want to do/create in their lives and stop worrying about what everyone else is doing, we’d all be successful .
Thanks for pointing it out in an oh-so-simple and easy to understand fashion (as usual, your forte).
I’m off to share it w/ my team (and the rest of the world).
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April 28th, 2010 at 11:55 am
It’s easy when you’re only two feet tall. At least that’s what I’ve been hearing lately…
Or was it two inches? Hah.
Your comments always bring a smile to my face Amy.
Flattery is my kryptonite.
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Mary Thayer on April 28th, 2010
Jason,
I love this post. It is concise and to the point. It is really about having an abundance mindset!
Live Great!
Mary Thayer
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April 28th, 2010 at 11:58 am
True true.
The world is big enough for all of us. And, If people want to throw in the towel… we’ll take over where they left off.
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Matthew Pedler on April 28th, 2010
“It probably went something like this, “I want to make a movie about cats… let’s make them 12-14 feet tall… they live in hammocks hanging from trees… clothes? They don’t need clothes… Why? Because they’re blue.” ”
Ah that made me giggle…
I think people will always find excuses if they are looking for them.
That’s cool though, while they are busy complaining I’m busy making money
Thanks for the laugh… giant blue cat people lol…
Matt
Matt
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Melodie Kantner on April 28th, 2010
What a great illustration to answer to people who bring up that silly notion of saturation.
Thanks
Melodie Kantner
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Ilka Flood on April 28th, 2010
Hi Jason,
I love it how you tied in ‘Avatar’ with your post for today. How do you always do that??? By the way, it’s an awesome movie. I watched it in theaters with our youngest and just got it on Blu-Ray too.
The MLM online market is in no way saturated. With thousands of new people coming on the internet every day there’s plenty to go around.
Saying it’s saturated would be the same as saying to a fisherman, stop fishing, there’s no more fish in the ocean.
Make it an awesome day!
Ilka
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April 28th, 2010 at 12:01 pm
Well, you know what they say Ilka…
If you have enough monkeys with typewriters… eventually one will accidentally type out Hamlet…
I just have a lot of monkeys.
Or was it “gremlins”?
You have an awesome day too.
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April 28th, 2010 at 2:26 pm
Ha, I love it … monkeys with typewriters. Good one!
Uhm, what’s a typewriter??
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Dan Johnson on April 28th, 2010
Someone once said,”Any excuse will do.” So for people thinking the internet is saturated, maybe they need to take a closer look at their business, and find a better niche to be in. Maybe one with less competition.
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April 28th, 2010 at 12:17 pm
Dan you are right on with that.
I`m seeing more of it everywhere I go too.
It`s almost like excuses are spreading like a disease. 
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Twila Jacobs on April 28th, 2010
I don’t think of it as saturation, I think of it as motivation to do better and stand out.
They come, won’t see the results they were promised, then will go. There’s plenty of room to go around because not everybody is interested in the same company…it’s just a lame excuse.
They might as well go buy a lottery ticket.
Have a great day!
Twila
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April 28th, 2010 at 12:02 pm
I could never understand lottery tickets…
I mean, I can take a dollar and make ten… why waste good money gambling when you could invest it in education?
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Mike Paul on April 28th, 2010
I knew I should have acted on that idea for a line of “smurf cat” dolls…
Here’s the truth – there are more people coming online each and every day that want to know how to “make money” from home. Whether they’re looking for a way to supplement their income or to become completely independent, more people are coming each and every day.
And they’re looking for answers. All you have to do is be the one providing them. And so few will ever step out and do it that there we will NEVER reach saturation in this industry.
Just my thoughts…
Mike
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April 28th, 2010 at 12:03 pm
I think what it comes down to… is there will always be more followers than leaders… it’s not an easy path… but the ladder is never crowded at the top.
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Frank Lezameta on April 28th, 2010
I’m 100% with you Jason. With a change of attitude people can improve their lives so much.
Is amazing how some people have no excuses …. to make excuses… Doesn’t matter if a lot of people is doing it or if nobody is doing it, there is always a good excuse… and are only those fears telling you, “is too hard…”, “you are going to fail…”.
Great advice Dwayne, i learned how to use those fears to work for me reading blogs from successful networkers that already Walk the Way.
Now Fear = Adventure !!!
Frank Lezameta
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April 28th, 2010 at 12:20 pm
Attitude is everything.
Love your picture by the way.
You stand out a mile away with that sharp blue background.
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April 28th, 2010 at 2:42 pm
Thanks Jason, it means a lot to me coming from an expert like you.
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Jeff Faldalen on April 28th, 2010
Jason,
It is like T. Have Eker says, “there is no such thing as a successful victim”
You either make excuses or results, there is no in between
I love the quote by Babe Ruth, “it’s hard to beat a man that won’t quit”
Never, Never, Never, ever quit on your dreams
The cemetery is full of people of who never went after their dreams
Best wishes,
Jeff Faldalen
The Prospecting Funnel Guy
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April 28th, 2010 at 12:21 pm
Jeff, you must know that I`m a quote addict.
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April 28th, 2010 at 12:36 pm
Yes I did
I also wrote an article about this movie
Great marketing techniques…
Jeff
PS do you know why my pic isn’t showing up today?
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April 28th, 2010 at 3:00 pm
Good job.
Monique Alvarez on April 28th, 2010
Oh this is one of my all time favorite movies!
Thanks for the message. You reminded me of what my Dad taught me, “When you do something well, you’ll always stand out!”
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April 28th, 2010 at 12:06 pm
Your dad sounds like a wise man.
Speaking of which…
You’re definitely standing out these days.
I can’t turn around online without bumping into you…
Or Derek.
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Nelson Montanez on April 28th, 2010
Yes I saw Avatar in the theater and enjoyed it very much as well. That aside, I choose to turn off the automatic income reducer (aka TV) so I can focus on being a better leader and mentor to those around me.
This fantastic industry will always bring new players into the game field. It’s always great to see those players growing and developing into leaders and standing out.
Congratulations to all of you who chose to push forward and work towards your goals that will be achieved.
Be Blessed
Nelson
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April 28th, 2010 at 12:08 pm
Good decision.
I’m not big on TV.
But I do catch the odds and ends.
And I like the movies when I need some recovery time.
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Lori Winslow on April 28th, 2010
How right you are. I had a challenge today that made me stop for a moment and think “woe is me.” But I stopped myself fast and started looking for the next step to get around this challenge.
I don’t have my answer yet, but I am still moving forward with my dream, even if it isn’t 12-14 foot blue cats.
Lori
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April 28th, 2010 at 12:12 pm
Aim for the stars…
15 foot tall blue cat-people is the next step.
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Emma on April 28th, 2010
Jason,
Your blog always makes me smile, I never miss a post!
What a fabulous feel good vibe to put out there…
Energy flows where attention goes and a ‘can do’ attitude is essential to success!
All the best from sunny Portugal!
Emma
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April 28th, 2010 at 3:02 pm
Thank you Emma,
Now I know one thing about Portugal I didn’t know before. It’s sunny.
I need to get my atlas out…
Ummm… wait a second… we have Google now.
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Terry Cuthebrt on April 28th, 2010
Cool movie I loved it. When they climbED into the capsule to transform this is exactly what we as business owners do every day? Yes we put on our business face and transform ourselves to make more friends and more people happy.
I am “Avatar excited” and have been building my own website to launch the only product in MLM that everyone can use 24/7 take a peek.
It is still work in progress but it is sky rocketing already in our other exchange
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April 28th, 2010 at 2:30 pm
Sorry my kyboard mispelt my web address hehe
Cool movie I loved it. When they climbed into the capsule to transform this is exactly what we as business owners do every day? Yes we put on our business face and transform ourselves to make more friends and more people happy.
I am “Avatar excited” and have been building my own website to launch the only product in MLM that everyone can use 24/7 take a peek.
It is still work in progress but it is sky rocketing already in our other exchange
http://www.bartertraderglobal.com
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April 28th, 2010 at 3:03 pm
It’s the ghost of the Better blog.;-)
I’m surprised it didn’t put you in the
spam folder. It eats links like cookies!
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Mark Gubuan on April 28th, 2010
Jason,
Excuses are great because when you catch someone making an excuse you can say, “and that’s why you are the way you are.”
People who are willing to change and develop themselves into true professionals quit the whining and get in the game.
Eliminating excuses really is a skill. To hone this skill we must create the habit of action.
Leave your excuses at home with your VHS collection. We’re doin’ Blu Ray now!
Mark
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April 28th, 2010 at 3:05 pm
“Leave your excuses at home with your VHS collection. We’re doin’ Blu Ray now!”
I love it Mark…
And now we have 3D TVs to go with them.
They’re actually on the market now.
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Gayle Buchanan on April 28th, 2010
Hi Jason
excellent to hear you have a change of environment although like that your brain is always on the look out for a lesson – you would make a great dad!!
Totally agree, head down butt up and as my friend said to me last night – Gayle, the elastic is so tight now you are gonna break it any day and get through – LOVE friends like that.
have a good one (I know you will)
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Derek Alvarez on April 28th, 2010
Hi Jason,
I can’t blame you for liking “Avatar,” it’s a good movie.
I posted this video on my blog yesterday that shows a zebra escaping the clutches of a lion going for the kill…
by wrestling and nearly drowning the lion!
How easy would it have been for the zebra to say, “Oh well, the lion is ‘too competitive’”?
Love this stuff, Jason!
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April 28th, 2010 at 6:41 pm
I’ll have to check that out.
Good for the zebra.
We need more zesty zebras and less lazy lions!
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Deangelo "YoungSuccess" McKinney on April 28th, 2010
Jason,
Great post, everything you said was so true.
The funny things is that I just watched Avatar and it is quite amazing to think of the money he made from “blue people”.
There you have though people, if someone can make a movie such as this which thousands have been doing forever, there is nothig stopping you, or me.
Lets go finish 2010 as the Alpha Networker.
To the top!!!
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April 28th, 2010 at 6:42 pm
If there’s a will there’s a way.
Or so they say? Hmmm…
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Marcus Baker on April 28th, 2010
Jason,
I’m sure it wasn’t “easy” (meaning an instant result with no obstacles to overcome) for James Cameron to make Avatar.
If it was, everybody would be making “Avatars”.
The same is true of MLM. A lot of people outside this industry that I speak to regard it as the ‘overnight, instant millions promise that doesn’t deliver’.
Nice!
Who’s responsible for creating this perception?
The industry lures them in, takes their money and spits them out as perfect little ‘failure agents’.
It seems the once poor reputation this industry had in the offline days has simply been replaced with with a different poor reputation on the Internet.
It will only change when everybody (yeah right…) inside the industry stops telling everybody on the outside that it’s ‘easy’ just so they can see another name on their downline list and a few autoship dollars in their bank account.
I fully understand why there are so many excuses around. People think MLM is easy and it isn’t. Nobody likes to feel like an idiot so they have to find a way to help themselves not feel “bad”. This means legitimizing their own failure by blaming that which in their head is responsible.
How can we expect them to take responsibility for something they never understood in the first place?
Of course it’s possible to be successful in this industry, as it is to be in any other industry. And fortunately it is simple but it’s not ‘easy’.
For one thing it requires people to confront their own self limiting dysfunction for one and if that was easy we’d all be bottling it and selling it. And then it requires hard work for as long as it takes to see the success.
We all have a responsibility to make every person we come into contact with understand this or else we are just part of the problem.
Excuse the rant. I’m sure this is a case of the “pope preaching to the cardinals however it’s one of my top “soap box” topics!
Cheers
Marcus
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April 28th, 2010 at 6:46 pm
Marcus my friend,
This would make a killer blog post.
The problem seems to be that people buy into “magic” so it’s easier to sell “easy” than the truth.
It’s a dangerous game.
Like you said, it’s simple, not necessarily easy.
Although, I would like to think that some people are naturals.
They seem to take to it like fish to water.
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April 28th, 2010 at 9:51 pm
Hey Jason,
You are so right. When I was writing the above I was thinking man this comment will soon be longer than the original post. Ha ha A post it will become so thanks for the idea!
I think it does come more easily to some. As you say, maybe this is because they are naturals or is it because they are just naturally more “together” so they can do what it takes more easily?
Cheers
Marcus
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Mitchell Dillman on April 28th, 2010
Well Shiver-me-timbers Jason,
NO NO NO…Not more excuses, Please…
You, of all people, know as well as I do, when it’s time to hear some creative reasons folks can’t do something just start talking MLM…
People will invent so many excuses so fast you could only wish to be a 14 ft. tall, Blue Cat person, flying around the jungle on a futuristic magic carpet, coughing up 20 pound fur balls…
And did I mention I haven’t seen a movie since 1978. I think it was Jaws…
How’s a guy supposed to take ACTION sitting in a dimly lit room full of movie goers all seeking some kind of life affirming entertainment from an overpriced large screen and surround sound system?
Indeed not…The only way to make things happen is to Make Things Happen!
Get up off your “Whoa is me” back side, formulate a plan and put it into Action! And by the way, NOW would be better than Later…
Yea, you said it Jason, just do something…You know me, I’d rather jump in head first without even checking for submerged stumps or boulders.
Do Something, Do Anything! Stop thinking about it and talking about it, DO It!
Now, YOU have a wonderful evening…
Your Nail Pounding, Lumber Humping, Happily Helping, Network Marketer,
Mitchell Dillman
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April 28th, 2010 at 6:48 pm
Mitchell,
You have a magical way with words.
Plus, you make me laugh…
“People will invent so many excuses so fast you could only wish to be a 14 ft. tall, Blue Cat person, flying around the jungle on a futuristic magic carpet, coughing up 20 pound fur balls…”
I think I’ll keep you around.
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April 29th, 2010 at 12:38 am
Hi Mitchell, i just read what you said about having a room full of movies, and just remind me a guy who told me “I want to do it and i cant to succeed, BUT i don’t have money or time” And i told him “well …. sell your Play Station 3″… he never wrote me or called me again, and much better that way I don’t want people like that in my team. Seems that stay away from his Video Game was too much.
People prefer succeed like the hero of the movie or video game, for 15 minutes and feel that they win too, video games and movies and things like that are like “Success in a can” when a person get too much of them.
And don’t get me wrong i enjoy a lot going to the movies on weekends with friends.
But i didn’t watch Avatar… I think that now all the Better Networkers thanks to this post are going to buy the Blue Ray, at least I think I will.
Have an Amazing Week
Frank
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April 29th, 2010 at 8:16 am
Gosh, I knew I should have picked up the phone and called James Cameron.
This could have been a sweet JV deal.
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Phil Eldred on April 28th, 2010
Hi Jason,
We want to be looking for people who have leadership potential and strong personal motivation.
The people who make excuses are not the ones we want to try to attract into our business. They have made it easy for us… they have disqualified themselves right up front and we need not spend any more time with them.
We can still be polite and wish them well, but then move on to others who are more positive and teachable.
All the best,
Phil Eldred
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April 28th, 2010 at 6:50 pm
Wise words Phil.
“The people who make excuses are not the ones we want to try to attract into our business. ”
I believe it’s Mark Wieser who said we’re always looking for the 3 percenters.
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Ken West on April 28th, 2010
Hey Jason,
Nice tie in with Avatar.
“Stop whining and do something!” – I agree with this 100%.
We all know that there are Winners and Whiners in this world…but way too many whiners.
I know you also love quotes, so here’s one I posted on my blog earlier this week from Jerry Rice…
“Today I will do what others won’t, so tomorrow I can do what others can’t”.
Whiners – go ahead and keep whining. And us, well we will just go on winning!
Take care,
Ken
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April 29th, 2010 at 8:11 am
Fantastic quote Ken.
I just wrote that one down to post on my bulletin board.
Need to get more thumbtacks.
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Melisa on April 28th, 2010
Nice Post Jason!
I liked how you tied this in with Avatar
I really liked how you said “He had a vision and he ACTED on it”. I think what distinguishes people who act from those who whine is Focus. People choose to focus on their problems instead of focusing on solutions.
Just being positive is not enough. You have to find a way to make things work. You have to be a solution finder. There really are no excuses for doing nothing. If you do not know something, then learn it. Anything anybody ever wanted to learn can be found by reading a book.
As far as “not standing out”, people automatically stand out by being themselves. We are all unique. You have to be yourself and show “You” to the world if you want to win. No one ever got anywhere by trying to be someone else. Sure we have mentors but that does not mean that there is nothing that separates us from them.
No excuses!
Okay sorry I went on a rant about that one LOL.
Have a blessed day!
Melisa
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April 29th, 2010 at 8:12 am
No worries Melisa,
I go off on a rant almost every second day.
I strongly believe what you said too.
“people automatically stand out by being themselves”
But, it takes courage to really and truly be yourself.
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Matt Cassity on April 29th, 2010
My goodness I used to make excuses but now I am just taking action!
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April 29th, 2010 at 8:14 am
I still make excuses.
But, when I find them I’m ruthless.
It’s like ripping weeds out by the roots in a vegetable garden.
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Derek Fobert on April 29th, 2010
Yes, Jason… this article should inspire everyone! If you want it that bad… then there should be no room for excuses, or what we call… the “yabuts”. I feel it important to have a change in attitude. I believe in two main ingredients to have that right attitude, and they are… Desire, and Faith.
I am inspired, Ja… thank you!
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Rhonda Miller on April 29th, 2010
I haven’t seen Avatar either but I think your post makes an awesome point.
The only thing saturated about mlm or network marketing is the people that don’t want to make a committment to see it through and make it work.
We all have multiple reasons to quit on a daily basis (at least I know I do), but my daily motto no matter what is thrown my way is “I’m not gonna quit regardless!!!”
I just try to keep in mind stories like Walt Disney and then I tell myself, it’s not so bad. He had way fewer resources to succeed than we have now.
So my house is a no excuse house. I whine from time to time, but I do it behind my closed doors.
Oh no, here comes that deep gut feeling of a new article being created again. LOL
Have a great day,
Rhonda
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April 29th, 2010 at 3:00 pm
Haven’t seen Avatar?
Gosh, it’s like the movie of the century!
No worries, you were working those hours away, right?
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April 29th, 2010 at 3:30 pm
That’s right. Traveling to the theatre, watching a movie, and traveling home takes away from my quality producing time. (Just don’t tell anyone about the mention of my short fishing excursion yesterday)
Plus, I have excessively limited my time with the Electronic Income Reducer:)
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Shawn Easterling on May 3rd, 2010
“Avatar” what a great inspiration tool Jason those are the main reasons that people everyday use to quit doing things that made many others successful because they are afraid of competition, the truth is if there is competition then there is money to be made so many don’t understand I’m glad The Ultimate Networker and Jason Better does.
Great Post!!!!!!!!
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!
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Seth Miller on May 19th, 2010
I love how the movers and shakers of the network marketing profession focus on personal growth, hard work and responsibility. It easily identifies those that have character and are actually trying to help people as opposed to hacks that will eventually be weeded out.
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Todd Bobal on June 29th, 2010
Love Avatar…I think people need to balance how they market their business. Sometimes folks go over-board trying to sell things to people that do not join their business.
Its ok to share what you use…but this is not a selling business!
Todd
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Hi Jason,
With thousands of new people coming on-line every day looking for something more I don’t think MLM will be saturated for a very long time.
Haven’t seen Avatar yet, maybe this weekend.
Mike
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April 28th, 2010 at 10:33 am
100% with you on that Mike.
And there will always be room for exceptional people in business.
No matter how “saturated” the market gets.
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