How do we get from that title, to “I succeeded at MLM because…”?
I still remember being about four years old and not understanding how my family members couldn’t see how amazing we each were, just because we were. As small children we have a knowing that everyone is awesome in some way, that we are all worthy and talented in some way, that we eventually lose as we grow. How that happens isn’t the point of this post, but let’s agree that it does. If you disagree, please comment.
I don’t think Albert Einstein was in MLM, but I know he said that we can’t solve a problem with the same level of thinking (aka, believing) that created it. So if that’s true (more reasons than one not to argue with Einstein, eh?) we have to examine our thinking, and in particular, examine our beliefs which lead to what we habitually think, and figure out if they are worth holding onto.
Another option is to keep doing the same things over and over, and expecting different results, but since that is the definition of insanity, I’m not recommending it. So if you’re not getting the results you want, then you are going to have to change something, agreed?
