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TGN TeleSeminar #2 – Vision & Action with Richard Brooke

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  • Rich Curry said:

    Thank you for the download Mr. Fogg!

    # 4 June 2010 at 4:01 pm
  • Peter Wright said:

    Excellent conversation with Richard Brooke. Thanks to John and Richard for giving us the opportunity to learn from the masters.

    Just to set the record straight, Richard kindly responded to my question about why it is easier to create a vision for and be committed to, a physical goal than a business goal. – Only one person needs to be motivated.

    Richard then asked me what I “loved” about Network Marketing and my answer was nothing. This is more to do with my semantically challenged upbringing – a mixture of British stiff upper lip and Rhodesian / South African male macho image, than not “loving” Network Marketing.

    Males of my generation and geographical origins generally only used the word “love” in connection with the lady of their life and sometimes their offspring, horses, dogs and beer, – not always in that order.

    Everything else, was either liked or disliked.

    So I answered honestly, however I do “like” Network Marketing.

    Thanks again for an informative and motivational call which gave me much to work on.

    # 4 June 2010 at 8:33 pm
  • John Milton Fogg (author) said:

    Pleasure. Now… you “have to” tell me what you appreciate most about the Call and why?

    Please & thank you.

    # 4 June 2010 at 8:41 pm
  • John Milton Fogg (author) said:

    “Record straightened… BUT (my turn) <smile>, the point is still there like an elephant in the room:

    “So I answered honestly, however I do “like” Network Marketing.”

    And there in lies the rub Peter, upbringing, gender challenges an’ all.

    Think about it: Love running? Love horses? Love being Captain Contrarian?

    Love Network Marketing?

    That outta’ tell you something.

    Love you. I do.

    # 4 June 2010 at 8:45 pm

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