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Summary: This book offers little value
Review: I bought this book at a local offline store with great interest. As I read it from cover to cover, I was disappointed to find the flow of information just a fleeting thought by its author. The book very well serves the (ill)famous way of *mw*y corporation called: self-perpetuation without inspiration. It talks and talks of network marketing as a way of creating wealth .. but never tells how to build a network for marketing. No people skills, no personality development tips, no sales/presentation tips are ever given. If you really want to read something of value, read just the last 4 pages (I mean it!) .. all the rest just a preamble that promises some valuable reading to come up in subsequent pages. I am sure the author/publisher knows well not to allow *Search-Inside-The-Book Feature* at Amazon.com.My two words of advice: Keep-Away! (from this book).
Rating:
Summary: This book offers little value
Review: I bought this book at a local offline store with great interest. As I read it from cover to cover, I was disappointed to find the flow of information just a fleeting thought by its author. The book very well serves the (ill)famous way of *mw*y corporation called: self-perpetuation without inspiration. It talks and talks of network marketing as a way of creating wealth .. but never tells how to build a network for marketing. No people skills, no personality development tips, no sales/presentation tips are ever given. If you really want to read something of value, read just the last 4 pages (I mean it!) .. all the rest just a preamble that promises some valuable reading to come up in subsequent pages. I am sure the author/publisher knows well not to allow *Search-Inside-The-Book Feature* at Amazon.com. My two words of advice: Keep-Away! (from this book).
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Summary: For the scpetics of network marketing.
Review: Some people don't think network marketing is the best way to wealth. My question to them is "Are you wealthy? And if you are how did you become wealthy?" Networking is the best way for everything in life. It is how you make friends and wealth. And it will teach patience. This is an excellent book to change the way one views business and personal finance. This book comes highly recommended.
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Summary: Not what I expected
Review: The book begins very well, great concepts and examples of how copicating has been always used for smart people to create or increase wealth, but it takes a turn for the worse when turns into propaganda for franchising and NETWORK MARKETING, the author translates the whole concept into Amway and McD. I mean there are nothing wrong with that, actually they are very succesfull companies, but I personally dont think those are the best way to become wealthy.
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Summary: Scary, Real, Must Read, Will change your life if you follow
Review: This book can change your life if you take 1 hour to read it. The arguments for copycat marketing are very tangible, practical and real. You can argue against copying others' successes and proven formulas but at the end of the day you have to realise that only a few people in the world are ever able to create a growing business from nothing and therefore copying someone else's formula for success is the only means for the majority of the globe's population. Answers some tough questions and proposes some tough challenges. A must read for anyone contemplating a career.
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Summary: For the scpetics of network marketing.
Review: This book is a must for anyone involved in Network Marketing . It opens the mind to just what you've got you hands on (and the work that is ahead of you). It is an extremely useful prospecting tool as it explains just how Networking works in an ordered and easy to follow (and read) way . Definately motivational in a WAKE UP , YOU'RE IN A GREAT BUSINESS type of way.
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Summary: Good or bad - it's up to you
Review: This little book is amazing in that it can change your life for the best, or you can ignore it and toss it away - it all depends on you. Network marketing is still growing, and in 50 years from now everybody will realize what the fuss was all about.
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