In this episode, Jennie discusses:

Who is network marketing for?
Network marketing is a roller coaster ride
Is network marketing worth it?
Predators in network marketing, recognizing red flags

Key Takeaways:

Being successful in this business requires that you’re willing to learn and to fail over and over again until you succeed.
Network marketing is not for everyone. It’s difficult, like any entrepreneurial ventures, but the struggles are worth it.
Network marketing, the business model, is not predatory. Companies are not likely to be predatory. It’s only the people who can be predatory. Every industry has its share of bad apples.
Don’t be a part of the problem. Learn to have a good onboarding process and sponsor your team. Take care of the people that you sign.

“This business model is not for the weak. It will test your will, desire, and tenacity over and over again… and it’s absolutely worth it.” —  Jennie BellingerCONNECT WITH JENNIE:Twitter: https://twitter.com/jenniebplFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/badassdirectsalesmastery/app/307339332686535/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/badassdirectsalesmastery/Website: https://badassdirectsalesmastery.com/

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In this episode, Jennie discusses:

The difference between a “yes” and a “hell yes”
Saying “hell yes” to your dreams
How saying “hell yes” can affect your life and career
Commitment, confidence, and passionKey Takeaways:

Let your “hell yes” be louder than your fears and doubts
Start by saying hell yes – going all in – to your dreams, your family and your self.
You need to know what’s going to make people say “hell yes”. A timid yes can become a hell yes, and it starts with you.
Confidence in yourself is what makes you badass enough to get a “hell yes”.

“Are you someone that you would say ‘hell yes’ to? If not, why not? Don’t let fear being seen as ‘talky’ hold you back. People prefer confidence.” —  Jennie Bellinger

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Key Takeaways:

Being a giver means providing support, even when you may not benefit from helping.
Giving opens and frees you up to be able to receive.
Giving puts positive energy out into the universe that in turn will find you.

“It doesn’t matter if you give or receive first, what matters is that you give in return.” —  Jennie Link to free Badass Direct Sales Mastery Virtual Summit Ticket:

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In this episode, Jennie discusses:

What “Being Busy” really is.
Empower your family to help you around the house.
You don’t have to do everything so it’s done “the right way.”
I’m too busy = I choose not to prioritize……….

Key Takeaways:

We are all busy. Busy is an excuse, busy is fear. Fear of failure and fear of success.
We make time for what truly matters to us.
Nothing would stop you if you were truly doing it to achieve your why.
Schedule time to work on your business not just in your business.

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In this episode, Jennie discussed:

Reactive accountability
Proactive accountabilityKey Takeaways:

Reactive accountability  is doing accountability all wrong. Checking in at the last minute and reacting after too much time has passed.
Proactive accountability is checking in every day and providing positive reminders. Cheering for your contact and sharing their progress forward.
Make accountability easy, reliable, and effective

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In this episode, Jennie shares with you:

Ideas to prioritize how you approach your day in your business during this uncertain time.
The importance of taking care of yourself first, so you can take care of others in your life.
How you should utilize this time to grow in knowledge and expertise in your business.
That taking care of what you can take care of for a client, rather than forcing something on them they don’t need is just good business.

Key Takeaways:

Take care of yourself, your family, your business, in that order.
Your health and your relationships are the most fragile, everything else will bounce back in time.
Opportunistic is not a dirty word.
There is no such thing as good luck. Success comes when we’re prepared to take hold of an opportunity when it presents itself.

“Opportunistic is not a bad thing, as long as your intent for the person that you are speaking to is for their best intentions…understand that your product or service may not be the best for them, even if you think it is. If they don’t see it as what they need right now, serve them where they are provided. Provide them with the help and support that you can and when they are ready, They will probably choose to do business with you.” —  Jennie BellingerCONNECT WITH JENNIE:Twitter: https://twitter.com/jenniebplFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/badassdirectsalesmastery/Website: https://badassdirectsalesmastery.com/

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About Brian Hilliard: Brian Hilliard is a Popular Speaker, Coach & Author of the best-selling book Networking Like a Pro, and How to Overachieve w/o Over Committing.

As a Graduate of Duke University, he shows audience members how to accelerate results and reach their goals faster while not killing themselves in the process.

Since starting his company in 2001, Brian has published seven books, launched 300+ podcasts, and spoken to over 400 audiences on Mindset, Leadership, and High-Performance Success.

Some of his work has appeared in Entrepreneur Magazine, Black Enterprise, and the Martha Zoller Morning Show, where his interview aired to over 2 million listeners.

In this episode, Jennie and Brian discuss:

Bringing good people on board
The importance of mindset in business
Separating yourself from the action

Key Takeaways:

You should bring good people on your team – someone with experience and someone you can converse with about how to up your game.
Learn from your mistakes and do not feel threatened by others’ success. It’s a matter of figuring out what’s holding you back and stepping outside your comfort zone that will lead you to success.
Don’t take things personally, separate yourself from the action. The best efforts you put forth will not always be successful, so remember to focus some of that energy on the steps that will lead you in the right direction.

“Success in network marketing is less about learning something new that works and more about unlearning something old that doesn’t.” – Brian Hilliard

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