The Way Out Andrew Logan

Leadership is always a hot topic in Network Marketing.

Even defining exactly what a leader is creates a lot of discussion. 

Are you a leader because of your rank?
The culture you've created?
Or the awards you've won?

Personally, there's 1 single thing that truly defines leaders (and freedom).

And here's the 3 word mantra Angie and I used to focus on that. 

The awesome Chloe Myers joins me on the Podcast today.

Chloe and I originally 'met' a couple of years ago through my mentorship program - and you could ned meet a more passionate and positive person.

But like all of us, she also had times where self-doubt took over.

And the knock-on effect was showing in her business.

But recently, a mindset shift helped clear the noise.

And Chloe has been on fire.

Bringing in 8 new business partners in just 2 weeks!

Overwhelm can be a huge struggle. 

And at times it can seem like there are so many balls to juggle in this business.

Between your own enrolments, personal development, social media and team building - it's no wonder people are overwhelmed and feel like quitting.

On the Podcast today, I want to take away that confusion.

And focus on the 4 daily tasks to build your fortune.

Or - the Fortune 4 as I like to call them.

You can download a PDF companion to this call here - https://andrewlogan.net/fortune

Price objections are always a challenge.

And with the current cost of living and inflationary pressures - they can be even more challenging. 

But does that mean nobody is buying?

Well - that depends on what information you believe...

And just like that - we're into April!

Which means we're 1/4 of the way through 2024. 

Which makes it a perfect time to pause and review the year so far.

A quarter-time speech essentially. 

Are you on track towards your goals?

Or do you need to change the approach?

A couple of days later than normal, but today on the Podcast I want to talk about the common negativity around 'losing friends in Network Marketing'. 

It's something that you hear a lot.

And can stop a lot of people before the really get started.

But is losing friends a truly bad thing?

Because what if we changed our mindset from losing old friendships to creating the room for new, and more exciting, friendships?