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Is it just me or are you tired of network marketing flunkies posing as gurus that “only want to help.” I know most people aren’t used to hearing me say things like this but I’m seriously starting to think these guys were picked on as kids or something. Quick to get offended with any question asked that doesn’t fit their agenda. Silly guru, tricks are for kids!
I’m going on record saying, I’m here to make money, take risk and enjoy the wealthy life. And show anyone who is like minded how to join me on this wonderful ride that I continue to be on. Now, this is how I work. I’m honest and I like to network as well as build strong relationships with people that are of like mind. I enjoy learning and teaching. I want to show who ever is willing to pay attention, how to reach the level of wealth that they are trying to reach by using creative methods fit for this day and age. These aren’t claims or a sells pitch and I don’t have time to compete with whatever else is out there. You see, that only sends my wonderful energy on the wrong course. That’s the difference between someone that is living with an abundant outlook on life opposed to someone living in fear that it’s not enough to go around.
I know you’re probably wondering where all of this is coming from. Well, lately I’ve been involved with A LOT of people. Network Marketers, Internet Marketers, Investors, Business Owners, etc. It’s all been a wonderful experience truly! At the same time I have ran across some weird claims and a lot of crazy remarks. It seems as if everyone these days want to throw out the claims of “looking out for your best interest” when in actuality they are simply promoting their opportunity and claiming EVERYTHING else is a scam. It’s ridiculous!
Now, of course I myself promote opportunities that I feel can get people to the place they want to be in life as far as financially. But, this is only the route that I take and I don’t know every money making opp online. So therefore I can’t focus on telling the world what doesn’t work…it just seems to me that this is a waste of time and a good way to make MANY enemies. It’s kind of like telling someone who ask you for directions to your house all of the turns not to take. Maybe it’s just me, but it seems silly.
I was reading a pretty much well respected Internet Marketer’s blog just the other day that he personally claimed to me that he had been researching the info for this particular blog for two months. So I’m reading it and notice that the whole blog is a very detailed opinion on a company that he used to be with and left after drama was create between him and a few other Internet Marketing leaders involved in the same company. So, in this blog are ALL of the signs that show that this company, that he was JUST involved in and left over disagreements and to help launch a new program that would allow him to be TOP DOG (The Alpha MaleJ), is NOW a scam or ponzi scheme. Of course he is ONLY looking out for people so they can make the most out of their money making experience (J). I think you’re starting to see what I’m getting at. Showing people the directions to get wealthy by telling them ALL the turns NOT to take hoping someone will be fooled into joining your opportunity. A waste of time to me and an injustice to the whole industry.
There is absolutely nothing at all wrong with people advising someone of what to do or not to do, but most of time this is just a marketing scheme to try and draw trust through most people’s negative experiences with online or home business. My advice to people is to go after those who are showing you the directions on how to get on the road to wealth not wasting time talking junk about other programs or methods that they FEEL don’t work. Giving advice about a program that someone ask about is great, trashing the whole industry that has been so good to you is just plain terrible. Just my opinion!
Master William
