Listening to Vince Lombardi on Leadership

While comming home from the hospital I listened to the audio of Vince Lombardi. I learned that it is not the amount of knowledge and ability that one has that makes a leader, rather it is the one who puts what they learned into action. He said it is important to study the history of the past leaders in school, but we need to put that into action during situations as well.

A person is being judged not on how many college degrees he has, but if he is the person who takes the initiative when he sees that there is a problem and does something about it. A person is a leader if he is able to demonstrate to others clearly so that they can do what he does.

Lawrence Bergfeld


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Doing Your Network Marketing Business With Passion

Think about the singers who became huge successes. It took them hours of practice till they got to the top. Ricky Martin for instance wrote great love songs. Like Shes All I ever had. That song is a story of him about one of his woman making out of him a man. He wanted to give a message out to the people that he is the man he wanted to be and Ricky was passionate about it. A women can influence your life for the better if you listen to them. Its a good practice to do if you are in network marketing. It does not have to be necessary someone who you are dating. For me it was someone who I knew since childhood. It teaches me a lesson that you gotta have passion in what you are doing. You have to have the sex energy but don't give any outbursts or anything like that. That turns people off. You need to smile naturally and tell the benefits for the person based on what you heard from his side of the story. That way if you are enthusiastic about it, they will tell their friends about it without you asking them to do so.


To get started just talk to people. Don't worry if they said no in the end. Just do it and do it and do it and you will become a huge success.


To your Success
Lawrence Bergfeld
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lpbergfeld@gmail.com