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Monique and I asked Susanna Hess to share a story with us today and we really think you'll enjoy it:

Driving The Wrong Way Down a One Way Street...

A foreigner?

I am an American, living in Australia. Now in case you didn’t know, they drive on the opposite side of the road down under.

It took a lot of concentration to drive on the correct side of the road when we first moved here.

The biggest challenges came when making a turn.

As scary as it sounds, there were times, while I was behind the wheel, that I felt panic. Because for a few seconds, I couldn’t remember which side I was supposed to be on!

Now, not only is the vehicle on the opposite side of the road, but so is the steering wheel, which makes sense.

Furthermore, the blinker is on the opposite side of the steering column, as are the windshield wipers.

I can’t count the number of times my husband would turn on the windshield wipers when coming up to a turn. This would cause confusion while he tried to turn them off quickly, and turn the blinker on, while slowing down to make the turn.

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Here we go again…

After living here about 2 years, we finally went back to America to visit family. We rented a vehicle in Oregon.

I didn’t have the luxury of riding around with my husband for a month, to get used to the other side of the road again.

My sister and I needed to run around town the day we flew in so I got behind the wheel and off we went.

I’m not sure how many times that day I was told that I was on the wrong side of the road, but it wasn’t pretty.

This is the town I used to live in so I was very familiar with it. I didn’t, however, know that one major road had been turned into a one way street.

Until I turned on it.

The wrong way.

The look on the face of the woman in the car, coming right at me… well I’ve only ever seen that look before in the movies.

I was worried about causing her hospitalization, not due to a crash, but due to a heart attack.

It was a very wide road, and thank the Lord, the oncoming traffic was a little ways back (…except for that one lady…). We managed to avoid collision and I was able to whip a quick U turn.

Okay, so why am I telling you all of this?

Well this is how it felt as I went from network marketing the old school way, to learning how to work it using attraction marketing, and the internet.

This is a huge transition. If you buy some materials, Mike Dillard’s stuff for example, you are hearing from some of the very best in the industry. That is great, learn from him and others like him.

As you learn and apply what you learn, don’t forget that they weren’t always where they are now.

Learn from them YES, compare yourself to them, NO.

This can be a devastating mistake to make as you begin to grow your business online.

Be yourself, apply what you learn as you learn it, in your personal style.

The fact that you are here right now, and reading this, means you have come a long way from where the vast majority of network marketers STILL are.

You might often feel like you’re driving on the opposite side of the road.

You might feel that panic.

It’s okay,  just keep your focus and keep driving.

If you find that you are going the wrong way down a one way street, flip a quick U turn and keep going.

Don’t stop. Whether you started today, several months, or even years ago. Don’t stop driving.

You are well ahead of most other network marketers. Remember that. Be encouraged by it.

Do not compare yourself to others. There is no point in that.

Compare yourself to what you want to be, and then work at getting there.

No matter what happens, don’t park the car. Keep going, keep driving, don’t quit.

Just wait, before you know it you’ll be driving like a pro.

-- Susanna Hess

Susanna Hess is Fixed on Success!

And she would love to help you get there on the RIGHT side of the street ;) So hop on over to her website at:

http://SusannaHess.com

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8 comments to The Right Way To Market Your MLM?

  • Rachel

    Wow thanks Derek and Monique for ask­ing Susanna to share a lit­tle something.

    I really enjoyed read­ing this story and “hear­ing” about the expe­ri­ence.
    Great encour­age­ment Susanna, I love how you write mak­ing your expe­ri­ences so per­sonal for the read­ers to relate.

    I can hardly wait til I am “dri­ving” like a pro in a for­eign land.

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  • Susanna,
    Thanks so much for shar­ing this story! It truly makes a huge dif­fer­ent with your very rela­tional style when describ­ing chal­lenges that we all face in Net­work Mar­ket­ing. May all your turns be right ones and your roads straight! :)

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  • Thank you Rachel. I love how every­day life events relate to other expe­ri­ences. You’re on your way and I’m so proud of you, sis. I’ve learned a lot from you!

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  • Peter,

    I have to be hon­est, I was laugh­ing a lot as I wrote this story. Just remem­ber­ing the expe­ri­ence… funny now, not so funny at the time.

    Thank you! I may be need­ing that bless­ing even more come April! Bless­ings to you too Peter.

    Susanna

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  • When I read your post I imme­di­ately remem­bered liv­ing in Nairobi.

    And the time I almost got run over in London.

    I love the par­al­lels you made here :)

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  • Monique… the time you almost got ran over in Lon­don? Do tell…

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  • Hi Susanna,

    I Can’t even imag­ine how I would do dri­ving on the oppo­site of the road.

    Great story!

    Have a great day.
    Josh

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  • Hi Josh, I was scared to try it for about a month when we moved here, so I know what you mean.

    Glad you liked the story! Isn’t it funny how the bet­ter the story, the worse the actual expe­ri­ence is? Glad my story wasn’t any bet­ter! hahaha

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