There is a big misunderstanding about our Mission:
“building extraordinary lives for ordinary people.”
If you like our Mission and want to help us pursue it, the first thing you should do is think about what you can give. Not what you can get.
If you want to be one of those “ordinary people” who will soon enjoy an “extraordinary life,” first, you need to help some other people. Only then someone will help you.
It’s a universal law: you can’t receive without giving first. And you can look for all kinds of excuses to skip this law. But none of them can help you. The law remains, fortunately, because it’s the same law that can make you extremely rich.
Our business can’t be an exception: so, if you are an affiliate or a Trial Partner, don’t waste time thinking if YOU are going to make money.
Of course, you will make money. But at the right time and exclusively as of the natural consequence of your right mindset and persistent positive attitude.
It’s just enough to know that, every month, when you decide to renew your GPS, your upline sponsors will earn a commission.
And you should be extremely happy for them!
Like if you were making money yourself at that same moment and even more than that.
At the same time, be aware that you’re also doing something good for the Company. Which ultimately is YOUR Company, YOUR asset, YOUR future.
Paraphrasing the famous words of J.F. Kennedy, ask not what your Company can do for you, ask what you can do for your Company.
Being happy to help others is the best thing you can do to help yourself be wildly successful.
And the good thing is that it depends exclusively on you. You have 100% control over it.
The same concept of helping others, which is the foundation of every single successful person on earth, must be your daily leitmotiv too while you’re building your Clubshop business.
For example, there is a special moment in your ClubShop business pathway to success that certainly makes you happy every time it happens.
It’s a moment that will keep happening more and more often month after month.
It’s when you get notified of a new Partner in your team.
Well, It’s certainly a moment that you deserve to celebrate and to be grateful for.
It’s a moment that you, as a Clubshop Partner, tend to consider as a positive result, an achievement on your way to Team Pilot, and then to Bezos. A new, juicy commission, dropping into your account. Sure it’s all this. And you can be profoundly thankful for that.
Be careful, however, because all the above is of no importance compared to the sense of responsibility that you must feel at that moment.
Consider that your teammates are there because, if you’re a worthy sponsor, they trust you. They followed your example and your advice. And now they’re an essential part of your team and your future.
Now your job is to help them to succeed.
Bear in mind that your teammates are not just ID numbers. They are people like you and me, with dreams, wishes, needs.
They are Mothers, Fathers, Sons, Daughters, Brothers, Sisters, Friends, Grand Parents. Some of them had to make a significant effort to buy their GPS.
When you see them in your team, treat them accordingly. They are all worthy, unique persons. They’re not numbers.
Try to build a real rapport with them.
Help them to fulfill their dreams and celebrate their achievements more than yours.
Be sincerely happy for them, and forget about your interest.
The universe will reward you tomorrow, based on what you give today.
So, you’d better stop being worried, fearful, skeptical, and pessimistic right now.
NOBODY NEEDS YOUR NEGATIVITY!
Spread out joy, enthusiasm, excitement, optimism, caring support, and love. This is what the world needs from you.
You’ll receive all this back, multiplied x 100 under different forms, depending on your core wishes, passions, and dreams.
Fabrizio Perotti
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