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THE RIGHT ATTITUDE IS THE KEY TO YOUR NETWORK MARKETING (MLM) SUCCESS

  1. 1. THE RIGHT ATTITUDE IS THE KEY TO YOUR NETWORK MARKETING (MLM) SUCCESS
  2. 2. ATTITUDE IS EVERY THING IN NETWORK MARKETING (MLM)
  3. 3. The Iceberg How much do you see of an iceberg???
  4. 4. The Iceberg ONLY 10% OF ANY ICEBERG IS VISIBLE. THE REMAINING 90% IS BELOW SEA LEVEL.
  5. 5. The Iceberg phenomena is also applicable on human beings … The Iceberg
  6. 6. The Iceberg SEA LEVEL KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS ATTITUDE UNKNOWN TO OTHERS KNOWN TO OTHERS
  7. 7. Concept  An attitude is a hypothetical construct that represents an individual's degree of like or dislike for an item.  Attitudes are generally positive or negative views of a person, place, thing, or event this is often referred to as the attitude object.
  8. 8. Four Possible Reactions to Attitude Objects
  9. 9. Negative attitude: The tendency of a person that result in an undesirable outcome for individuals and organizations. Positive attitude: The predisposition that results in desirable outcomes for individuals and organizations.
  10. 10. 10 Components of Attitudes: Tripartite View Cognitive Affective Behavioral Attitude
  11. 11. 11 Components of Attitudes COGNITIVE Opinion or beliefs about attitude object (pos. & neg.) AFFECTIVE emotions and feelings the object triggers (pos. & neg.) BEHAVIORAL reaction toward the object (pos. & neg. actions)
  12. 12. 12 Attitude Object: EMPLOYEE COGNITIONS My pay is low. My supervisor is unfair. AFFECTS I am angry over how little I’m paid. I dislike my supervisor. BEHAVIORS I am going to look for another job that pays better. I am looking for another job.
  13. 13. Functions of Attitude A T T I T U D E INSTRUMENTAL EGO DEFENCEKNOWLEGE VALUE EXPRESSION
  14. 14. Functions of Attitudes • Value-Expressive function • enable us to express who we are and what we believe in • Ego-defensive function • enable us to project internally-held conflicts onto others means protecting self-esteem (e.g., homophobia) • Knowledge function • enable us to know the world • Utilitarian/Instrumental Function • Enable us to gain rewards and avoid punishment
  15. 15. Theories of attitude change  Cognitive Dissonance Theory  Self Perception Theory
  16. 16. 16 Do Attitudes cause Behavior? Answer: Not very well! Attitudes have a stronger affect on behavior if they are  important  specific  accessible  social pressure reinforces the attitude  you have experience with the attitude.
  17. 17. Attitude & Behavior SEA LEVEL BEHAVIOR VALUES – STANDARDS – JUDGMENTS ATTITUDE MOTIVES – ETHICS - BELIEFS KNOWN TO OTHERS UNKNOWN TO OTHERS
  18. 18. Conclusions  Attitudes do not predict single behaviours  Attitudes are related to multiple behaviours (behavioural patterns)  Attitudes influence behaviour through influencing intention  Intention is the better predictor of behaviour  In order to understand intentions and behaviours, need to know about beliefs and attitudes  This is essential in relation to attitude change
  19. 19. The Choice is YOURS •With a Bad attitude you can never have a positive day •With a Positive attitude you can never have a bad day
  20. 20. How can we develop our personality and attitude ? We can do this through :  Self image and self reformation  Education and hard work  Discipline and organization  Belief in goodness's and truth and many more.
  21. 21. The Final Words “Things are the way you think they are, because you think they are that way.”
  22. 22. BRINGING THE RIGHT ATTITUDE TO YOUR MLM SUCCESS
  23. 23. SO NOW YOU UNDERSTAND ABOUT ATTITUDE ATTITUDE
  24. 24.  AN INTERNAL FEELING SHOWN THROUGH BEHAVIOR  THE WAY YOU SEE LIFE THROUGH YOUR EXPERIENCE  PORTRAY AN INDIVIDUAL’S PERSONALITY – POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE ATTITUDE
  25. 25. HOW IS YOUR ATTITUDE?
  26. 26.  FATE – SUCCESS OR FAILURE IS PREDESTINATED  PROFIT IS AN EMBARASSMENT  TOO POLITE  NO OR LITTLE INTENTION TO SUCCEED  OBTAIN PROFIT IN THE SHORTEST TIME  NOT INTERESTED IN LEARNING SIX UNHEALTHY ATTITUDES FOR YOUR MLM BUSINESS
  27. 27. 1. RUN THE BUSINESS AS AN ENTREPRENEUR BUT HAVE THE ATTITUDE OF AN EMPLOYER 2. HAVE ADEQUATE BUSINESS CAPITAL 3. HAVE THE ATTITUDE TO RUN A STABLE BUSINESS 4. LEARN AND FOLLOW OTHER PEOPLE’S POSITIVE EXPERIENCE 5. ‘UPLINE’ AND ‘DOWNLINE’ ATTITUDE 6. AGGRESSIVE ATTITUDE SIX POSITIVE ATTITUDES FOR YOUR MLM BUSINESS
  28. 28. 1. RUN THE BUSINESS AS AN ENTREPRENEUR BUT HAVE THE ATTITUDE OF AN EMPLOYER  Don’t look down on your own business  Have great initiatives  Run your own franchise business  Increase your level of professionalism
  29. 29. 2. HAVE ADEQUATE BUSINESS CAPITAL  Time  Tools  Products
  30. 30. 3. HAVE THE ATTITUDE TO RUN A STABLE BUSINESS  NO price cut / price reduction  NO fighting and hijack members from other distributorship  DON’T think of the business as a way to make fast money in a short span of time
  31. 31. 4. LEARN AND FOLLOW OTHER PEOPLE’S POSITIVE EXPERIENCE  Become an aspiring teacher with a vision  Become a great example and model to your Downlines  Teach a person on how to fish  Train your Downlines to become independent  Learn from successful people  Take part in company’s activities  From timid  brave From don’t know  know From cannot do  can do From part-time  full-time
  32. 32.  Don’t critic and blame each other  Appreciate each other  Share your experience with each other  Become a good example and model  Appreciate the time spent by your Upline, he/she is not a messenger, a courier service or a dispatch boy.  Don’t be jealous of others  Don’t treat your Downlines or your subordinates as your employee or servant 5. ‘UPLINE’ AND ‘DOWNLINE’ ATTITUDE
  33. 33.  Focus  Patience  Sincere  Image  Discipline  Helpful to each other  Personally use the products  Initiative / Grab the opportunity to receive your recognition award on stage 6. AGGRESSIVE ATTITUDE
  34. 34. OF THE MLM BOBBY TRAPS BE CAREFUL! CAUTION!
  35. 35. 1. Hopes and dreams taken away from you 2. Lost of confidence 3. Turn down the opportunity 4. Take all the blame or blame others 100% 5. Didn’t follow the company’s Statement of Policies & Procedures (P & P) 6. Didn’t perform the 5 ‘S’ – Selling, Sponsor, Service, Schooling & System 7. Blame on time, Upline, etc. SEVEN MLM TRAPS
  36. 36. YOU MUST HAVE THE RIGHT ATTITUDE FOR YOUR MLM SUCCESS "I can." This is the most basic of all attitudes. We must believe that we can, and will succeed with our MLM business. IMPORTANT!
  37. 37.  Where are you with your attitude?  Do you have a good one?  Sit down and give it some serious thought  Decide to take your attitude to the next level!  If you have a bad attitude, decide to improve it a couple of levels!  If you have a good attitude, take it to the “great” level! YOUR HOMEWORK
  38. 38. GAME TIME A = 1 B = 2 C = 3 D = 4 E = 5 F = 6 G = 7 H = 8 I = 9 J = 10 K = 11 L = 12 M = 13 N = 14 O = 15 P = 16 Q = 17 R = 18 S = 19 T = 20 U = 21 V = 22 W = 23 X = 24 Y = 25 Z = 26
  39. 39. A T T I T U D E GAME TIME
  40. 40. A T T I T U D E GAME TIME The Answer is … 1 20 20 9 20 21 4 5 = 100 + + + + + + +
  41. 41. THANK YOU!

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