How To Start An MLM Business Part 3

Do I Have The Right Stuff?

You must read How To Start An MLM Business Part 1 and How To Start An MLM Business Part 2 of this series of articles to understand how MLM business works

Do I Have The Right Stuff?

An accurate profile of a successful multilevel marketing company owner is complicated to draw, but contrary to popular belief, these successful entrepreneurs are not superhuman.

For the most part, they’re ordinary people who can get along with most other people, have a high level of self-confidence, are willing to take risks, and can make good decisions. A little luck doesn’t hurt either, but oddly enough, most entrepreneurs say the better they prepare and plan and the harder they work, the “luckier” they get.

Are you the person who can get a multilevel marketing company started and make it go? To answer that question, take a good, honest look at yourself.

AM I A SELF-STARTER?

The following self-evaluation is one place to start. Under each question, check the answer closest to how you feel. This checklist is designed for you to take a private self-evaluation of your characteristics to see if you have a better-than-average chance of success as a multilevel marketing entrepreneur.

The material may touch on some personal areas, but please be honest. Take your time and be careful to avoid self-deception.

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#1. True or False?

If my friends and family think my idea for a better “mousetrap” is a pipe dream, they’re probably right and I should just forget about it.

If my friends and family think my idea for a better “mousetrap” is a pipe dream, they’re probably right and I should just forget about it.

People who start their own multilevel marketing company are crazy.

People who start their own multilevel marketing company are crazy.

Most people envy other people who are in business for themselves.

Most people envy other people who are in business for themselves.

Entrepreneurs watch and wait for something important to happen before they act.

Entrepreneurs watch and wait for something important to happen before they act.

I know the “system” is failing me, but it’s OK. I’ll wait for someone else to do something about it.

I know the “system” is failing me, but it’s OK. I’ll wait for someone else to do something about it.

The “system” still works.

The “system” still works.

I can no longer fulfill my expectations of personal success and financial security through the “system”.

I can no longer fulfill my expectations of personal success and financial security through the “system”.

There is no viable way to control my own destiny.

There is no viable way to control my own destiny.

Even if I “play the corporate game”, my employer cannot guarantee my future employment.

Even if I “play the corporate game”, my employer cannot guarantee my future employment.

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