Judy's Solutions

I enjoy some of the comments I get from leaders on Facebook. When I find great messages that I think you will appreciate, I will pass them onto you.

There are too many people like this out in the field of Network Marketing. I will NOT do business this way. Using this approach may be successful to a point but it is only short-lived. I appreciate the comment that sparked my thoughts for this posting.

Upline in network marketing often put a lot of pressure on downline to perform, especially when someone stops producing or begins to give excuses. Because a person seems uncommitted or confused about what he or she really wants, an upline will often drop working with him or her all together because it isn’t worth the [...]

Be of good cheer. Do not think of today’s failures, but of success that may come tomorrow. You have set yourselves a difficult task, but you will succeed if you persevere; and you will have a joy in overcoming obstacles—a delight in climbing rugged paths which you would perhaps never know if you did not sometimes slip backward, if the road were always smooth and pleasant. Remember, no effort that we make to attain something beautiful is ever lost. ~ Helen Keller.

I’ve discovered that one of the greatest enemies to success is reaching a certain level and then parking. Success becomes stagnate when people park themselves and stay there instead of setting new goals and continuing to grow.

People park when they sit back and rest on past laurels; the mistake being that they allow over-confidence and past successes to cloud future rewards. This situation makes people lazy in their business dealings. Inevitably, they become board with their lives and fall victim to complacency.

When we understand the principles that make us happy and feel joy in our souls, then we can live a quality and satisfied life–whether we succeed or fail in the business ventures that we choose. We will all fail, at one point or another, before we learn what works. This is all part of maturing and growing emotionally and spiritually. However, what really matters is how we handle our failures and successes. This is what makes us who we are, and contributes to being satisfied with who we are! I am pleased with the person I have become. Can you say the same?

Being an author of The Treasure Box Series, Volume I: Peace, Joy, and Happiness brought me a lot of new challenges and obstacles to overcome.

When you step out of the box and do something different, people try to put you back into the box because they do not know how to respond to you anymore. Because people do not easily welcome “CHANGE” they will do all they can to keep you in a box or stuff you back into it.