Hall Of Achievement

[mally]

Hi

I have received with a recent stationary order the latest newsletter No 16.

Page 3 contains a new 'HALL OF ACHIEVEMENT'

These are affiliate members of VWD who have 'attained higher levels of achievement'

They are in order

Group Director
Neil Verlander

Senior Co-ordinator
Paul Veverka
Paul Monks
Malcolm Horsey
Paul E. Watts

Group Co-ordinator
Graham Cox
Kevin Ackson
Gigi Field
Ian Ordford
Lee Cameron

Executive Affiliate
Andrew Bates
Nick Sky
Graham Hulme
Martin Waterhouse
Jess Miller
Yogesh Jthani
Manilal Makan
Barbara Gill
Maureen Bell
Paul Marriot
Dan Valter
James Holden
Raymond Ford
Ezeeweb Solutions Ltd
Noel Adams
Anthony Tracey
James Holden
Tim Clarke
Julia Cooke
Marian Hlinka
John Trayhorn
Peter Moore
Philippe Lebon
Paul Weatherley
Simon Stepsys
Pamela Greenwood
Christine Pham
Sveinn Fr. Johannsson
David Maret
Trevor Nsubuga
John Bell
Simon Tofield
Celtic FC
Steven Barratt
James Morsley
Nick Laight
Simon Coulson
Vincent Budge

I don't think we have any of the above as current members of our board. My challange to you is to try and contact some of the above and let them know about this forum. We could all do with the advice from 'High Achievers!'

Also by naming them on this forum, when this site is trawled by google and other search engines they might notice their names on search engines searches they do in the future!

[tbaxter]

Yogesh and Paul Monks are on the board. Well done to all.

tom

[Johnt]

Hi everybody,

John Trayhorn here, just to let you know I have now registered. I don't really get much time for forums, but I do think this one is a superb vehicle for all new members and I am recommending it to my downline.

If anyone has any questions on how I became a "High Achiever" feel free to email me at uklottery4u@btinternet.com I have a training ebook that explains how I done it if anyone wants a copy - it's free!

Good luck to everybody


Cheers


John

[sarah]

Hi John Its Sarah, I'm glad youve joined here, I can pick your brain 2 ways now. :D

[Johnt]

Hi Sarah,

Yes I'm here as well! Don't know how much time I will have to be here, but you know you can always call or email me.

For others reading this post, maybe this should go in the recognition section, but Sarah is in my downline and personally introduced 10 new members in her first 2 weeks. Well done Sarah keep up the fantastic work!

Regards

John

[jollyjockie]

wow sarah and john, you two are so lucky, i have only managed to personally introduce 3 members over 3 months. here is my website - http://www.cheapest-thrills.com, how did you both recruit new members?

[Johnt]

Hi Jolliejocky,

You may have heard of Bill Britt, one of the most successful distributors in Amway. Some years ago, 20/20 did a feature story on Amway. They spent 19 minutes interviewing whiners and complainers -- several distributors who had failed and showed the garages full of products they couldn't sell.

During the last minute of the show, Mr. Britt was interviewed in front of his palatial home. He was asked, "Mr. Britt, this business has obviously worked for you. What's your secret?"

He replied, "There is no secret. I simply showed the plan to 1200 people. 900 said, 'No.' and only 300 signed up. Out of those 300, only 85 did anything at all. Out of those 85 only 35 were serious, and out of those 35, 11 made me a millionaire."

Like Mark Yarnell (who made millions with NuSkin), Bill worked through the numbers.

Like we always say - ANY business is a numbers game, plain and simple!

Remember that & be persistent & you WILL succeed.


Regards,

John

[Andy]

I couldn't have said it any better myself!

awesome thing to have clipped into my sayings book. thanks John

Andy

[Shem]

That's true definitely true about the numbers,

But i've still got my issues with amway and kingpins like Bill Britt in particular who don't tell the truth about amway, but this isn't the time and place to talk about that.

[tomgibson]

I do believe that any Network Marketing Company be it VWD , Amway or anyone else has to rely on the numbers game. Some will, some won't, move on. It certainly took me some time to really appreciate that. It is not that people do not like what you are offering, it is often quite simply that they cannot be bothered (at the time). They always remain as prospects and one day, just maybe they will take an interest. The more people you show your products to the greater your chance of success. Give up and you give up on yourself.

Tom