Are you pursuing a full-time network marketing career? Lots of people start a home based business with this dream.
The idea of being financially independent and firing your boss is very exciting. The opportunity to call your own shots and manage your own working time is something quite special.
If you seeking a network marketing career to help attain your personal and financial goals, take some time to consider what working for yourself really entails. If you have owned your own business before, you should have a great idea.
If you are moving from traditional employment to self employment though, it might not be so clear.
You Are Your Own Manager
As a full time network marketer, you’ll enjoy the ability to manage when and where you work. You will call the shots. Nobody will dictate that you have to be a certain place at a certain time.
This is all great, and something to strive for, but with it comes tremendous responsibility. You will need to develop excellent time management skills, if you haven’t already. How you manage your time can make or break your full-time network marketing career.
Managing Personal Growth and Development
As a full-time home business entrepreneur, you will always need to have a student mentality. You will want to work on personal development, attitude, and people skills. You will always want to strive to be better at everything you do.
In a traditional job, it is often possible to learn specific skills and coast along for years and get by. If you want a thriving network marketing career, you’ll need stay sharp and open to new things.
Self Reliance and Success
There is a famous quote – if it is to be, it is up to me! While this holds true for life in general, it is especially applicable to full time home business entrepreneurs.
You won’t have other people to pick up the slack in your network marketing career. It will be up to you to stay on track and keep things moving.
Self Discipline and Organization
In a traditional job, you are told what to do and when. You might have some flexibility in how you carry out your responsibilities, but ultimately you are being managed by a supervisor. That’s pretty much how it has to be in the workforce, otherwise there would be chaos. Working at home, though, you will be the one telling yourself what to do.
For some people, this is a difficult transition. Learning to be disciplined is a must for building a significant income and attaining prosperity with a network marketing career.
Time management skills are essential to making it, but self discipline is necessary. You can know how to manage your time, but fail to do it if discipline is lacking.
A network marketing career is what many dream of, and it’s a very worthwhile goal. The disciplines I’ve mentioned here are critical to achieving it in the first place, and even more important once you’re “the boss” and in charge of your own future and prosperity.
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Great Post Eldon. So many people starting out with these dreams and aspirations need to realize that self discipline and determination are key. Money should not be put ahead of anything, otherwise one will fail. Building a on-line business takes alot of time, patients and willingness to succeed. This is a great post and all should read that consider this type of business as it is not easy.
Thank You Eldon
Great post to live by when you are making full-time network marketing your career, Time and intergration.
Thank You
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Sharon
I also think that determination, ambition and motivation are the key for successful career. And everybody who is going to start it must know that!
Thank You Eldon
Great Post
When we slack at our network marketing business the only one that we are hurting is our self.
We do have disciplines we reap the rewards
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