The Stupidest Lie They ALL Tell You! Some VERY Bad Un-Fun
Jul 09

The Five Laws of

Stratospheric Success

Law #3

The Law of Influence

Your influence is determined by

how abundantly you place other people’s interests first.

This law is an amazing way to help others and help yourself at the same time. But also takes alot to improve yourself to practice this in life.

See once you learn to look after other peoples needs before your need and not to expect to have the same in return. Things will really start to happen for you.

In the book Sam talks about forgetting the fifty-fifty proposition that it is a losing proposition. You need to give 100% and make your win about the other person.

See “your influence is determined by how abundantly you place other people’s interests first.”

What ends up happening is once you learn to place other peoples before yours, your interests will always be met.

So what do you think creates influence??

Putting other peoples interest first.

Read more information on this law in this truely amazing book, The Go-Giver.

If you need any help with anything we are here.

If you take a listen to the interview I did with Bob Burg on July 3, 2008 you will hear how he explains each one of these laws in detail.

Bob Burg Interview

Also if you have not yet read this amazing book I would suggest you go out and buy it or go to your local library and take the time to read it. It is a very easy read and I could not put it down once I started.

The philosophy of “The Go-Giver” is the same as what we do with Mentoring For Free. We want to help as many people as we can in Network Marketing to get educated and not have to pay to get this eduction.

If you would like to chat, let me know.

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