The Way Out Andrew Logan

Overwhelm can be a huge struggle. 

And at times it can seem like there are so many balls to juggle in this business.

Between your own enrolments, personal development, social media and team building - it's no wonder people are overwhelmed and feel like quitting.

On the Podcast today, I want to take away that confusion.

And focus on the 4 daily tasks to build your fortune.

Or - the Fortune 4 as I like to call them.

You can download a PDF companion to this call here - https://andrewlogan.net/fortune

Price objections are always a challenge.

And with the current cost of living and inflationary pressures - they can be even more challenging. 

But does that mean nobody is buying?

Well - that depends on what information you believe...

And just like that - we're into April!

Which means we're 1/4 of the way through 2024. 

Which makes it a perfect time to pause and review the year so far.

A quarter-time speech essentially. 

Are you on track towards your goals?

Or do you need to change the approach?

A couple of days later than normal, but today on the Podcast I want to talk about the common negativity around 'losing friends in Network Marketing'. 

It's something that you hear a lot.

And can stop a lot of people before the really get started.

But is losing friends a truly bad thing?

Because what if we changed our mindset from losing old friendships to creating the room for new, and more exciting, friendships?

Over the weekend, Facebook was very kind to remind me of a pivotal moment in our lives that occurred 6 years ago. 

It was truly a 'sliding doors' moment - and it changed everything. 

And so I wanted to take you back to this moment - in true 'origin story' style.

Hopefully it helps you with your own vision of what's possible. 

When it all boils down, we work on commissions.

We give our industry a lot of fancy names, but the reality is the money we earned is based on the amount of sales we make, or that our team makes.

And so with that, should you work with a high-ticket offering that pays more upfront?

Or a low-ticket program that is accessible to more people?

Which is the best option overall?

Spoiler alert - the answer is neither.

There's a 3rd equation that hasn't been discussed yet.

And it's the most important number to know when it comes to creating freedom.