This morning I received this email from Kurt Henninger from New School Network Marketing Blog. It was by far one of the most poignant and powerful messages I have ever read. So much so I immediately picked up the phone, called Kurt, and asked him if I could re-print it for you here. I am so grateful that he agreed to let me share this with you.

Enjoy.

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Hey there,

I got this below email from someone in my organziation last night, extremely powerful words.

Now, I didn’t write this at all, but the message is so powerful that its one of those you MUST read.

When you are feeling down, take a read of this and think about what really is difficult in our lives.

Here is the message:

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Lately, I have heard so many people say how difficult Network Marketing is.
“Its hard.” “I can’t get appointments.” “This just isn’t for me.” “I didn’t
know how difficult it would be.”

Well, I am a single Mom of three who, before joining the direct sales
family, held down two jobs. I would get up at 4:00 in the morning and not
get to bed until midnight most nights, after returning from my part-time
retail job, packing lunches, checking homework and relieving my mother,
who helped out with the kids.

That, my friends, is difficult.

It is difficult always having to lower your dreams to meet your means.
It is difficult to miss your son’s football game because you have to
work. It is difficult knowing the rust bucket you call a car is eating
you alive in maintenance, but you can’t afford a new one. It is difficult
to realize that someone else is going to watch your daughter take her
first step or have your son say mama to the preschool teacher.

It is difficult knowing that you have spent 40 years of your life working
for someone else, only to realize that you will be retiring on one-third of
what you can live on today. Or, worse yet, it is difficult knowing that
you have diligently worked all your life, only to be given an early retirement
and replaced by someone younger, more capable.

I will tell you what is difficult. It is difficult waking up one morning and
realizing that your children, the most precious things imaginable, no
longer need bottles, diapers, have tea parties, or are shorter than the
baseball bat they are trying to swing. It is difficult realizing it is too late
and that the time frittered away can never be retrieved. It slips through
our fingers one second at a time.

It is also difficult watching the spark in your partner’s eyes fade because
both of you realize the house you have been wanting is just a dream
because someone else is controlling your finances.

We have nasty habits about rationalizing, procrastination and skirting
important things, rather than facing the issues. Too often we allow
others who do not pay our bills, who do not share our dreams, to
direct our futures.

As children we have absolutely no freedom; we rebel in our teens
and scream for freedom. We reach adulthood and are finally free,
only to relinquish that freedom because we think it is too difficult.
We do not want to take responsibility. We do not want to make a
wrong decision, so we obligingly give that awesome power to someone
else. We wake up too late. We hear ourselves uttering phrases like:
“I wish I had only . . .” and “If I could do it over again.”

You have no one but yourself to blame. You had the chance.
Perhaps the opportunity was presented many times and each time
you elevated the trivial to a higher priority than yourself.

Let me ask you: Is Network Marketing really difficult?

How difficult is it write an article or build a blog of your own ?
How difficult is it to learn how to market your business to grow
knowing you are helping others in the process?

Is it so traumatic to show someone an exciting opportunity and an
awesome product? Is it so difficult to understand that if you work
this marketing idea for three to five years, you just might finally be
able to send your children to a college chosen by excellence, rather
than one chosen by price? That you could finally put your family
in the home of their dreams?

Would you work really hard for eight to ten years, so you could
mold a lifestyle of your choosing, so your family could live a
lifestyle of their dreams, rather than trying to live how someone
else thinks you should live?

How difficult is it, really, to share what you love with others?
Think about it.

Realize the awesome power you have in your hands with your
network marketing business. There are people out there working
three jobs. There are people drowning in debt; or agonizing through
bankruptcy, realizing they only needed a couple hundred more
dollars per month. That is difficult!

This business you have chosen has the ability to change lives.
Your business cannot “do” ANYTHING on it’s own.

But YOU can change lives with it. You are the one with the
life-changing ability. What are you waiting for?

There is difficulty and pain in success, and! there is difficulty
and pain in failure. Difficulty and pain in success will last a
short period of time; but pain in regret lasts a lifetime.
Which one is really more difficult?

You will pay a price for your actions, and your choices.

Which choice will you make?

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If you are ready to make that choice and really get your
business going online in the right direction, go here right
now and get this.

Choose to live life on your terms:

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