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In the first edition of this book, network marketing experts Ray and Jessica Higdon compared social media to the “gold rush” of the 21st century—a new, unchartered world where people in virtually every industry have found fame and fortune including network marketing.

Leadership is the cornerstone of the network marketing profession. How you show up as leader will make or break your results and the results of your teammates...In this short and powerful audiobook, and in his typical, “hold nothing back” style, Ray Higdon teaches his most important and freakishly effective leadership principles and strategies for growing, building, and maintaining a thriving team....

Richard Fenton and Andrea Waltz have been encouraging, coaching, and teaching people to intentionally go for no to get to “yes” for over two decades. Finally, in this long-awaited follow-up to their ground-breaking first book, they examine exactly what should happen when it comes to hearing “no” in sales.

After two decades of personal experience, study, and client work, she is finally releasing her knowledge, wisdom, and practices into a short, powerful book to help people get out of their own way once and for all. Self Sabotage No More are the mindsets and methods that Jennie’s been sharing and using with clients to great success and transformational results.

Jenna Zwagil was a young mother of two with a "broke mindset" and a bank account to match. Even with an inner belief that she was meant for more, the obstacles in her life seemed to hold her back from success. So, how did she go from constantly struggling all the way to the top female earner in network marketing? In her absorbing and fast-paced book, Jenna shares how she made the decision to change, committed to focus, study, and relentlessly work on herself, and above all, embrace her willingness to break the rules.

What is good luck? Brad Pitt gets lost on his way to a meeting with Steven Spielberg, accidentally walks into your living room, finds you utterly fascinating, and decides to make a movie about your life. What is bad luck? Brad Pitt gets lost on his way to meet with Steven Spielberg, loses control of his Mercedes trying to avoid a squirrel, and drives his car through your living room wall. What do these two things have in common? Both scenarios are completely out of your control.