| Friends! | | | | your life, and reducing your long-term health care |
| With almost eight months of research this is the | | | | costs. |
| best explanation of why we all need to pay | | | | The best way to learn about wellness is through |
| attention to network marketing growth and home | | | | someone close to you who has had a wellness |
| based business opportunities. I continue to learn | | | | experience. |
| more about the science involved. I continue to | | | | You see your college roommate and go, “My |
| study economics. This applies to everyone, from | | | | God, John, you look great. You look so |
| every walk of life. It is very real, and economically | | | | healthy—what did you do?” |
| correct. It is long, but this note may be just what | | | | Maybe you see an old friend online during the day |
| you needed to read right now! Go for it! | | | | doing things you wish you had more time to do. |
| Thanks! | | | | You bump into a wellness experience and start to |
| Pete | | | | find out that there is a whole wellness industry |
| $10,000 per week: | | | | out there, with all sorts of new products and |
| Most people can not grasp the meaning of billions | | | | services. This experience is very real. You just |
| and trillions. In-fact, most people can not wrap | | | | have to ask a few question and be bold enough |
| their mind around earning $1500 per week let | | | | to get started on change. Network marketing has |
| alone $10,000 or more per week without selling | | | | changed. The world has changed too! |
| anything. They do not understand finance, or | | | | |
| modern economic drivers to include the internet | | | | Distribution in the New Economy: |
| where the world is represented and moves by us | | | | In his 1990 book “Unlimited Wealth,” Paul |
| every single second regardless if we are asleep, | | | | Zane Pilzer wrote that “new wealth in that |
| awake or plugged in! This is normal. How many | | | | decade would be created mainly by people who |
| Americans are taught about finance in High School, | | | | distributed things, rather than by people who |
| or even know how money moves in an | | | | made things.” |
| economy? How many people know how money | | | | The great fortunes of the 1990s would be made |
| can move an economy? | | | | in distribution. But that opportunity has come and |
| As a People, Americans are not concerned about | | | | gone. The fortunes to be made today and in the |
| economics or “our economy.” Economics | | | | years ahead will be made by those who are |
| is not something that can possibly affect an | | | | involved in teaching people about new products |
| American with tenure, or a Union job. Economics | | | | and services that they either didn’t know |
| is not something that possibly could affect a Police | | | | existed or didn’t know were now affordable. |
| officer, or a School teacher. Wrong! | | | | Intellectual distribution, as opposed to physical |
| All we want to know is if we can keep our job, | | | | distribution, is where the greatest fortunes are |
| salary, and quality of life in the new emerging | | | | being made today and will continue to be made |
| economic reality that is a worldwide paradigm. If | | | | for a long time to come. Manufacturers today |
| you ask or are wondering about where your job, | | | | report that the greatest bottleneck they have is |
| or that advanced degree fits into Knowledge | | | | not in creating the next great new product; |
| Aged economics…it is probably too late. | | | | it’s how to reach people and teach them that |
| Research, learn, and start acting now. This is not | | | | these new products exist. |
| something you want to be "reactive" about, it is | | | | People like to do things the old way. They are |
| something you need to plan for. Be proactive | | | | defensive of what they know, or really what |
| about solidifying your financial security right now. | | | | they “think” they know. |
| Remember my words! | | | | People fight change: |
| In the past year I have more than a few friends | | | | In everything we do, from shopping and cooking |
| who had good careers, with great pay and | | | | to taking care of our health, we often have the |
| benefits lose their jobs. These people are being | | | | nostalgic view that the good old days were |
| told they are being downsized, or laid off. The | | | | better, that the good old ways are the best |
| truth is that the jobs will not exist, or are slowly | | | | ways. But the “good old days” of a |
| being squeezed outside of United States borders. | | | | strong manufacturing base that created middle |
| If you have your mind set on manufacturing then | | | | class income is gone. Wages are dropping. The |
| move to China or Indonesia where the labor is | | | | economy has shifted. |
| cheap, and the government is not telling the | | | | The truth is that the “good old days” |
| CEO's what they are worth. | | | | were not so good. How many people approaching |
| Americans really want to know: “What can I | | | | retirement actually have enough money invested |
| do in this new economy to succeed, to take care | | | | or saved to live a comfortbale life? Add in a dollar |
| of myself and my family?” | | | | that has devalued and the money saved or |
| What could you do with an extra 2076 hours per | | | | invested will not spend the same as it did when it |
| year? | | | | was earned five, ten, or twenty-five years ago. |
| Now, if you were earning a six figure income, and | | | | Nevertheless, people tend to cling to the known |
| living comfortably while trading about fifty-five | | | | and resist the unknown. |
| hours per week at work, you may not be able to | | | | Consequently, when they watch television, read |
| grasp that people are earning $4000 per week | | | | magazines or surf the Internet, they tend to look |
| from home, without selling anything, for about | | | | for things that reinforce what they already know. |
| twelve hours per week. | | | | |
| That is a yearly difference of 2076 hours | | | | So where will they learn? |
| between your “traditional” job, and the | | | | There is really only one place: from other people. |
| lifestyle a home based business will provide. One | | | | The most effective way to teach people is |
| thing you have to wrap your brain around is that | | | | one-on-one, word-of-mouth communication and |
| you do actually put in hours and time from home, | | | | networking. I could teach you a business that will |
| but they are more productive for a variety of | | | | help you to replace your current income simply |
| simple reasons that the average person might | | | | by exchanging emails! Despite the fact that we |
| miss. | | | | have the internet, and sophisticated tools to |
| The difference between your $120,000 per year | | | | communicate, business people will still fly across |
| and mine: | | | | the country to meet face-to-face when they |
| Let’s say your household income is $120,000 | | | | have important issues to decide. Person to person |
| per year or $2500 per week. That is a nice | | | | marketing, and person to person communication is |
| income. One or two people may combine for this | | | | one key to success is a worldwide marketplace. |
| type of income in a household. If two people | | | | Learning how to use the new tools, as well as the |
| combine to earn $120,000 per year, you need to | | | | best of the old ways is a key element in modern |
| double the hours in the below example. | | | | aged success. |
| Take $2500 per week and divide it by the hours | | | | Network Marketing in the Years Ahead |
| to and from work, as well as hours at work. | | | | On going education is important to me. I have |
| Let’s set this number at 55 hours every | | | | always been creative. I have always searched for |
| week. If this is you, you earn $45 per hour. | | | | new knowledge and the teachings of people who |
| If this is combined income of two partners in one | | | | were more successful than I was. I have read |
| household you work 110 hours per week, and | | | | books on finance, marketing, investing, psychology |
| take home $22.50 per hour. | | | | and leadership. I have owned three successful |
| A bartender earns $20-$30 per hour. Many school | | | | business concepts, invested pretty well, and sold |
| teachers earn that pay range. Corporate | | | | them off for profit. |
| managers earn $20-$30 per hour. It is a good | | | | One of the most exciting attributes of this new |
| hourly rate. The problem is that a household that | | | | crop of 10 million millionaires is that they are more |
| trades 110 hours away from the home, away | | | | often teachers at heart, rather than conventional |
| from the family to earn the low end of this pay | | | | businesspeople. They are people who learn about |
| range may be overloading their work life. | | | | a new product or new service and adopt it for |
| They may be tired after work Monday through | | | | themselves and their families—but they |
| Friday having very little energy or patience to | | | | don’t stop there. They then go out and teach |
| take part in the lives of their kids. If they do not | | | | new people what they just learned. They |
| have children, they may not emotionally or | | | | research and share knowledge that most people |
| physically have the energy to go to the gym, or | | | | will find useful but may have never known! |
| to do things that they enjoy or love. The truth is | | | | Network marketing is both the oldest method of |
| that at 50 hours or more per week, most people | | | | sales communication and the newest. It is the |
| do not have any energy until Saturday. But when | | | | best method we have today to change |
| Sunday comes around they are already | | | | someone’s paradigm and teach them about a |
| emotionally preparing for the next five days filled | | | | new product or service—a new way of doing |
| with ten or more hours away from the house. | | | | something that they wouldn’t have gotten by |
| What kind of life are you living? Is it really "living" | | | | reading a magazine, surfing the Internet or |
| or are you a product of your work? | | | | watching television. |
| Now take someone earning $120,000 per year | | | | Person-to-person, word-of-mouth communication |
| working a total of twelve hours per week to | | | | represents the cutting edge of intellectual |
| include all travel and any meeting time. This | | | | distribution. This is why we are seeing so many |
| person earns $208 per hour or almost five times | | | | Fortune 500 companies jumping into the direct |
| what the “traditional” household income | | | | selling arena, and Wall Street investors such as |
| earns at an hourly rate. This one person earns | | | | Warren Buffet entering the business. This is why |
| almost 10 times what the dual income household | | | | Robert Kiyosaki and Donald Trump recommend |
| earns. I know dozens of people who earn six | | | | network marketing as a top vehicle to create |
| figures and work less than fifteen hours per | | | | wealth. Kiyosaki states that if he had to start |
| week. Do you? | | | | from scratch, he would do it in a modern network |
| The network marketer who earns $120,000 per | | | | marketing paradigm. |
| year may walk away from his work for a family | | | | Network marketing has grown steadily over the |
| emergency, or just to go on a long vacation and | | | | last 20 years, increasing 91 percent in just the last |
| his income will consistently be $2500 per week...or | | | | decade no doubt due to new companies with |
| maybe more. Modern network marketers work | | | | increased pay structures and scientifically unique |
| for and with each other. One persons success is | | | | product lines. |
| championed by the group. It is an up-side down | | | | With more than 13 million Americans and 53 million |
| pyramid where people can and do out-perform, | | | | people worldwide involved, it is now a $100 billion |
| and out-earn the people who sign them up! | | | | global industry. Yet as impressive as this is, |
| You have no idea until you take the time to learn! | | | | it’s not hard to see that the real growth in |
| Since 1991 Wealth in the U.S. has quadrupled: | | | | this business model has only just begun! |
| Since 1991, U.S. household wealth quadrupled from | | | | Demand for quality: |
| $13 trillion to about $52 trillion in 2005. Reading | | | | For one thing, demand is increasing exponentially. |
| such figures, you might say, “That’s | | | | Because of the ever-accelerating pace of |
| interesting… that sounds like good news.” | | | | technological advancement, there is a growing |
| But it becomes very personal when we look at | | | | flood of new products and services that |
| what this actually means to individual | | | | desperately need their story told in the |
| entrepreneurs who are involved in the most | | | | marketplace—stories which no amount of |
| economically vibrant emerging new industries. | | | | screaming TV ads or sprawling Internet pop-ups |
| There is something very different about this | | | | and banner ads can effectively tell. |
| enormous increase in household | | | | There is demand 24 hours per day, 7 days per |
| wealth—something that has never happened | | | | week. This demand can hit your business no |
| before, and has significant implications for | | | | matter where you are, or what you are doing! |
| people’s individual lives. | | | | Grasp this concept, and you will grasp why this |
| This growth is occurring not only among an | | | | business will be a trillion dollar business in the next |
| exclusive group of the already-rich, but | | | | ten years! |
| throughout a broad demographic that includes | | | | There is expensive research being done, and |
| millions of “ordinary people.” Paul Zane | | | | product development that is changing the quality |
| Pilzer, one of the worlds top economists describes | | | | of peoples lives. There are ingredients in these |
| this phenomenon as the “democratization of | | | | products that no big corporate company will take |
| American wealth.” | | | | to the market because it will screw up their |
| Let’s take a quick look at how this works, | | | | in-store price points, or measures for profitability. |
| and then see some of the most powerful ways | | | | Neil Offen, president of the Direct Selling |
| to insure that you can be part of this exciting | | | | Association, predicts that, at the current rate of |
| trend. | | | | increase, worldwide some 200 million people will |
| The Democratization of American Wealth | | | | enter this industry over the next 10 years, |
| In 1991, there were 3.6 million American families | | | | effectively quadrupling its current percentage of |
| with a net worth of $1 million or more. Today, | | | | the population. So now is a great time to learn |
| there are more than 10 million such families and | | | | more, and secure a position with a person or |
| we are adding new millionaire families at the rate | | | | company you want to represent and work with! |
| of one million per year.While we’ve always | | | | Network marketing is already a force to be |
| had periods where the rich get richer, we’ve | | | | reckoned with—but its growth will explode in |
| never had so many ordinary, working-class people | | | | the coming decade. |
| become rich. | | | | Currently I work with someone poised to clear |
| You can see dramatic evidence of this at the | | | | one million dollars in income in the next twelve |
| very top echelon of U.S. wealth, the billionaires on | | | | months. In this industry I have met more than a |
| the Forbes | | | | dozen millionaires. |
| Over the next 10 years, as U.S. household wealth | | | | How many millionaires have you met in your |
| doubles to $100 trillion, at least $10 trillion of that | | | | workplace? Would your CEO or boss encourage |
| new wealth will represent new entrepreneurs | | | | you to out-perform or out-earn him or her? |
| coming to the table. | | | | Network marketing has evolved and is an industry |
| That $10 trillion represents another 10 million new | | | | already breaking records worldwide. It also fits in |
| millionaires. | | | | nicely with the shift in economics to a Knowledge |
| A great opportunity lies ahead, not for just a | | | | Aged Economy that is also a worldwide |
| chosen few, but for literally millions of | | | | marketplace. |
| “ordinary people,” individual entrepreneurs | | | | The Home-Based Business Boom: |
| who were not born into wealthy families, but who | | | | The advent of intellectual distribution is one reason |
| choose to apply themselves in the new and | | | | that network marketing offers such a favorable |
| emerging industries where this new wealth is | | | | opportunity, but it is not the only reason. Another |
| being created. | | | | powerful factor is the current boom in |
| “Two of the strongest emerging industries | | | | home-based businesses. Only 20 years ago, |
| where this growth will occur are wellness and | | | | people who worked from home were |
| network marketing.” –Paul Zane Pilzer | | | | immediately suspect, as if that implied there was |
| Reactive Mindsets: | | | | something wrong with them, that they |
| Ironically, of the $2 trillion we spend on health | | | | couldn’t get a “real job.” |
| care in this country, which represents one-sixth of | | | | Today, the sharpest and richest people we know |
| the U.S. economy, most has very little to do with | | | | are the people who work at home. |
| health. “Health” is defined in the dictionary | | | | One factor in this change is a massive shift in the |
| as “being sound in body, mind or spirit,” | | | | dominant unit of technology, the building block of |
| but what we call “health care” has a very | | | | our total economy. 30 years ago the best |
| different focus, and would more appropriately be | | | | technology was expensive, and big companies |
| called the sickness industry. | | | | were the only ones that could afford it. |
| American medicine is reactive by nature. We are | | | | Today, as a home-based entrepreneur, you can |
| a reactive culture. If you are cynical about my | | | | conduct business far better than someone can |
| business, or the wellness based scientific studies | | | | who’s working in a large company and has to |
| that drive our success…you are being | | | | deal with the overhead. The big companies just |
| “reactive” too! If you are saying "yeah | | | | can’t innovate fast enough. In the ’80s, |
| right," or believe that you "can't do this," you are | | | | the rule was the bigger the company, the newer |
| being reactive! | | | | and better the technology. |
| | | | Today, the rule often is the bigger the company, |
| Sickness industry: | | | | the older and more out-of-date the technology. |
| Products and services provided reactively to | | | | Where are the greatest opportunities today? |
| people after they contract an illness, ranging from | | | | “Even for people starting right out of school, |
| a common cold to cancerous tumors. These | | | | the best opportunities are not to go work for |
| products and services seek to either treat the | | | | some big company (unless it’s a company |
| symptoms of a disease or eliminate the disease. | | | | that makes tools for individuals), but to go into |
| These procedures do not provide a cure either. | | | | business for yourself as an entrepreneur.” |
| Many people believe the FDA is important for | | | | –Paul Zane Pilzer |
| better health. | | | | |
| The FDA is controlled by the government and | | | | Healthy Family, Healthy Economy, Healthy World: |
| pharmaceutical companies. The FDA approves | | | | The change in technology is one reason we are |
| drugs to treat one symptom, with a list of | | | | experiencing such a boom in home-based |
| sometimes deadly side-effects that number in | | | | businesses. Another reason is that working from |
| double digits. Again, the "sickness industry" is big | | | | home is a more personally satisfying way to live. |
| business. I am not saying that you should not see | | | | In the new economy, the sheer quantity of |
| a doctor, or go in for a procedure when you | | | | compensation is no longer enough and for the |
| absolutely have to. | | | | same amount of energy a home based |
| I am saying this: Why not focus on prevention? | | | | entrepreneur can far out-pace that corporate |
| I can give you the answer: Your ego tells you | | | | income. |
| that you will be just fine. Your newspaper, and | | | | More and more, we have come to realize we also |
| your television "habit" convinces you that taking | | | | want a certain quality of compensation, too. We |
| drugs will provide for a better life because the | | | | don’t simply want money; we want lifestyle. |
| actors are smilling, hugging, and seem so happy | | | | It doesn’t matter how much money you |
| (while the side effects are being rattled off for 45 | | | | earn if you never get to see your family. It |
| of the 60 second commercial). | | | | doesn’t matter how many possessions you |
| Wellness industry: | | | | have if you never get to use or play with them. |
| Products and services provided proactively to | | | | Finally, it doesn’t matter how great of a |
| healthy people—that is, those without an | | | | personal economy you create if you don’t |
| existing disease—to make them feel even | | | | have the health to enjoy it. |
| healthier and look better, to slow the effects of | | | | The concept of “quality of life,” which we |
| aging, or to prevent diseases from developing in | | | | take for granted today, is actually a fairly recent |
| the first place. Anti-oxidants come from fruits and | | | | invention. Our economy and living standards have |
| plants. Everything is made up of dirt, water, and | | | | grown to the point where we not only expect to |
| carbon. We are all the same. There is an entire | | | | make a living, but we also expect to have the |
| industry dedicated to better all-around health, but | | | | best possible experience doing it. Twenty percent |
| some of the products are expensive to | | | | of the average corporate workday is spent just |
| manufacture. | | | | commuting to and from work. Studies show that |
| Why should a giant pharmaceutical company | | | | up to 50 percent of the time spent actually inside |
| spend the money on research or infrastructure to | | | | the workplace is wasted around the water cooler, |
| provide all natural products that help prevent | | | | gossiping and talking to other people. |
| disease, when they can charge $20 per pill and | | | | Some of you reading this message are at |
| charge it to our health insurance? This same pill | | | | work…not working! |
| could also kill us! | | | | Today, more and more people don’t want to |
| 120,000 Americans die every year after correctly | | | | spend their time chatting with other workers in |
| taking pharmaceutical pills that were prescribed. | | | | the office—they’d rather spend that time |
| | | | with their spouse or their children. They’d |
| Why do Americans suffer from so many | | | | rather get their work done in a few hours, and |
| diseases? | | | | then get back to the business of being with their |
| People in Okinawa, Brazil, and countless other | | | | families. For these people, a home-based business |
| countries do not suffer from heart disease, or | | | | today is both a more efficient way to work and a |
| have high rates of cancer or other disease. Why | | | | lifestyle choice. |
| does a Brazilian have such nice and youthful skin? | | | | Balance: |
| Brazilians are exposed to a lot of sun, and are | | | | We often talk about the challenge of keeping a |
| also the same dirt, carbon, and water as | | | | balance between our work and our families. |
| Americans. | | | | Picture it like a seesaw, with work on one end |
| People in Okinawa don't wear eyeglasses, yet by | | | | and family on the other. When you’re |
| our 40's Americans start to lose their sight acuity. | | | | constantly playing these priorities against each |
| I stumbled upon the wellness industry in the late | | | | other, your life swings and swings, until eventually |
| 1980’s when I could bench press 330pounds | | | | the whole thing breaks, whether that means |
| and run for hours every day. I started to really | | | | losing your job, your family or your health. Many |
| watch what I ate, and sought out information and | | | | people lose all three. |
| supplements to help. I did not know how to | | | | But if we are fortunate enough to find a way to |
| generate income with my knowledge until | | | | integrate work into your home, then we |
| recently. | | | | don’t have to think about balance between |
| Recently I have had a hard time recovering after | | | | work and family so much as how we can weave |
| strenuous workouts. If I were a common | | | | the two together. There is actually something |
| American I would make excuses like "I am getting | | | | ironic about this. |
| old," or blame my condition on the pain, rather | | | | The United States started out as an agrarian |
| than on the muscles or ligaments that support the | | | | society of entrepreneurs that networked with |
| problem area! I knew I had to work harder to | | | | neighbors door to door, or in a central |
| maintain my shape. That work is not easy. It | | | | marketplace. Everyone was a small-business |
| is not comfortable. I just don't want to be that | | | | person. One big blow to this was when Ford |
| person who takes pills to mask pain. I had to | | | | created the assembly line. Factories were built |
| swallow my ego long enough to work hard to | | | | that needed people to work them. The people |
| build my muscle groups back up! | | | | worked them, and this slowly increased demand |
| Between mogul skiing, basketball, work stress, | | | | for more products. You know this story. This is |
| and all of the curve balls presented by life…my | | | | one key to network marketing today, the |
| body was starting to fall apart. I would play ninety | | | | industry creates a link between a product and a |
| minutes of aggressive basketball and then not be | | | | consumer. |
| able to walk for two to three days! I went to | | | | The rise of the giant corporations, which our |
| doctors who told me to stop playing, or | | | | generation took for granted as the |
| recommended surgeries as a fix. Then, I found a | | | | “normal” employment path, is really a |
| product packed with a certain strong form of | | | | historical anomaly. It is rapidly slipping into the |
| glucosamine in liquid form. This product cut my | | | | history books as we return to our entrepreneurial |
| recovery time by more than seventy percent. I | | | | roots. |
| wanted to find out what else my surgeon and | | | | The Explosion of Network Marketing! |
| other medical providers may have known but did | | | | In many ways, wellness and network marketing |
| not want to share with me. | | | | are natural sister industries. For one thing, wellness |
| By the late 1990’s the Wellness Industry, | | | | is rich in the kinds of new technologies that are |
| which only a decade earlier had hardly existed, | | | | best learned person-to-person. Next, it is often |
| was already a $200 billion business. | | | | the same quest for a better quality of life that |
| This represents an extraordinary economic | | | | finds expression both in exploring wellness and in |
| opportunity. The millions of people spending billions | | | | pursuing an entrepreneurial, home-based business. |
| of dollars to further their wellness represent a | | | | Finally, the demand for higher quality products that |
| new and growing economic sector who are eating | | | | big corporate giants can not produce, or |
| and living healthier than anyone ever before in | | | | competitively bring to market has created a |
| history. | | | | “Perfect Storm” that reaches a human |
| Americans spend more than $70 billion annually on | | | | being at a cellular level! The science behind these |
| vitamins and food supplements. | | | | companies products are the reason why people |
| Who are these people? | | | | succeed in sharing the knowledge and products |
| Mostly baby boomers: prosperous people from | | | | with others! |
| the ages of 40 to 60. Baby boomers are the first | | | | Wellness and network marketing also both |
| generation in history who refuse to blindly accept | | | | represent enormous financial opportunities; either |
| the aging process. They are also a powerful | | | | opportunity alone has tremendous potential to |
| economic force; they represent only 28 percent | | | | create new wealth. Some companies have |
| of our population—yet this group and their | | | | combined the best of both worlds, creating a |
| spending represent 50 percent of our economy. | | | | “perfect storm” of unprecedented |
| Until recently, marketing to baby boomers had | | | | economic opportunity: A convergence of forces |
| been all about how to help them remember what | | | | enabling entrepreneurs to create a satisfying |
| it was like to be young—oldies music, retro | | | | lifestyle, and—at the same |
| clothes and ’50s-styled automobiles. Now, it | | | | time—tremendous new wealth. |
| has gone a step further. Today, boomers are | | | | Over the next 10 years, the U.S. economy will |
| starting to buy things that actually make them | | | | create 10 million new millionaires. You have the |
| younger in terms of having a healthier body, and | | | | opportunity to start now and become one of |
| a sharper mind. | | | | them.You should do so not only for the benefits in |
| Network Marketing and Wellness: | | | | health and happiness to yourself and your family, |
| As I began exploring this fascinating new industry, | | | | but also because you will be adding to our |
| I found myself asking a basic question: How are | | | | economy while you also add to the wellness and |
| people learning about all these new approaches to | | | | personal fulfillment of many others. In so doing, |
| their health and fitness? Certainly not through their | | | | you will be contributing immeasurably to your |
| doctors. Doctors, hospitals, and pharmaceutical | | | | community, your nation and the world! ON the |
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