Houston Network Marketing

From the Houston Network Marketing Meetup presentation by Kristie Amsdell, July 27, 2010….. on The book, "The Slight Edge"  by Jeff Olson

Are you steadily moving backward or forward in your life and business? You may think that the small things do not matter, but once you understand the Slight Edge your life will forever be changed!

This is the one book that has had the most impact on many network marketers and it will for you too once you understand the power of the Slight Edge! 

For those that want a copy of the Daily Method of Operation (aka the DMO), feel free to download it here.

~Jennifer Fisher
Orangizer of the Houston Network Marketing Meetup Group

The next meetup is Thursday, October 8, 2009
Topic — Everything You Wanted to Know About Online social networking -

If you’ve been wanting to take the online social networking plunge, here’s your opportunity. We will discuss the basics from customizing your profile, online  ‘netiquette’, how to brand yourself, and much more.

If you’ve already taken the plunge, feel free to share any online strategies that are woking for you.

Location
Monterey’s Tex Mex Cafe 
12520 Greenspoint Dr
Houston, TX 77060
(281) 876-4309

Be sure to RVSP over on the Houston Network Marketing Meetup Group site

To YOUR Success,
Your Assistant Organizer
~~Jennifer Fisher
Other places to find Me:
My Website
Facebook
Twitter
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Pics from the 10-08-09 Meetup

I just received this in Tom "Big Al" Schreiter’s newsletter and wanted to share it with the group.

Ten ways to be a leader.

Everyone tells us to be a leader, but they never tell us how. Dale Carnegie tells us exactly how. If you haven’t read his book, you are missing a treat.

1.  Begin with praise and honest appreciation.

2.  Call attention to people’s mistakes indirectly.

3.  Talk about your own mistakes before criticizing the other person.

4.  Ask questions instead of giving direct orders.

5.  Let the other person save face.

6.  Praise the slightest improvement and praise every improvement.

7.  Give the other person a fine reputation to live up to.

8.  Use encouragement.

9.  Make the fault easy to correct.

10.  Make the other person happy about doing the thing you suggest.

                                        – - Dale Carnegie (1888-1955)

Visit "Big Al’s" site at http://fortunenow.com

Your Assistant Organizer
~Jennifer Fisher
Other places to find Me:
My Website
Myspace
Facebook
Youtube
Hubpages
Twitter
To YOUR Success