subject: Network Marketing Has A High Failure Rate [print this page] Network Marketing Has A High Failure Rate
After having read many times about the high failure rate of Network Marketing, I decided to do a little investigating on my own into this matter. I decided to go and speak with a few friends and family members who actually did 'fail' in Network Marketing. It didn't take much time to discover that they in fact did not fail at all. They quit! Don't misunderstand me, I am aware that there are bad people in Network Marketing... there are bad people everywhere.
There is a huge difference between quitting and failing. For the most part, at the conclusion of each conversation, the only reason given for the 'failure' was "I quit" or "It wasn't for me". Network Marketing is not for everyone, but anyone can do it if they want it bad enough.
In Network Marketing, I see an opportunity for the average person without much money to keep his or her day job and build an asset over time that can set them free. Free to earn more but pay less in taxes. Free to decide when to retire rather than wait to be downsized, let go, fired, restructured, or whatever they are calling it these days.
If one is willing to undergo a little personal development, they will love the person that they become down the road. Overcoming the fear of rejection, public speaking, and accepting a leadership role are traits that can help one perform in any Network Marketing business. The amount of money that can be potentially earned is not as important as the control one can gain over their lives. So, for anyone interested in becoming a Network Marketer, in my opinion you should just go for it.
