For over 12 years Marsha Godwin was a Corporate Executive for a Fortune 100 Company.Marsha worked hard and earned a BA at Florida State University and an EMBA at Georgia State University and pressed her dreams. Marsha later realized that she acquired many great credentials and skills and vowed to help others by teaching all that she knows. She now works with Daily Marketing Coach and is the owner and author of MLMBlogTraining.com. With her blogs she teaches Network Marketers how to move their MLM Business online and generate leads via Blogging and Attraction Marketing.

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"Exceed your goals!" - Tweet This

"You have to talk the talk." - Tweet This

"Tap into a positive mindset." - Tweet This

"Focus on your skills and traits." - Tweet This

"Be competitive against yourself." - Tweet This

"You have to push yourself to learn." - Tweet This

"When the student is ready, the teacher will appear." - Tweet This

"You have to be willing to work hard to succeed in business." - Tweet This

"Only look at the things that build to your foundation, then add the layers." - Tweet This

"Consider your options in business by focusing on your skills and traits." - Tweet This

Resources We Shared:

The Art of the Start: The Time-Tested, Battle-Hardened Guide for Anyone Starting Anything by Guy Kawasaki

Attraction Marketing by Annie Meachem

Law Of Attraction Marketing And Mindset (Volume 4) by Kate Redwine

Why We Want You to Be Rich: Two Men - One Message by Ann Sieg

Awaken the Giant Within by Anthony Robbins

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Brian: Hello, hello and welcome to CatalystMLM. I'm Brian Swichkow and today on the show we have Marsha Godwin. Marsha started her professional career as a restaurateurs, and moved her way to a corporate executive for Fortune 100 Company where she stayed for over twelve years. She built her background in sales, sales management, and marketing. And ended up getting an itch to leave and founded the MLMblogtraining.com, where she gives Network Marketers a blueprint for moving their MLM business online. She is a Daily Marketing Coach, she’s daily marketing coach certified, DMC trainers, easier way to say that. And she’s a coach, trainer, speaker, product creator, author, and just generally awesome person who helps others succeed. Thanks so much for being on.

Marsha: Oh, I’m so excited about being here, thanks for inviting me.

Brian: So, I love your story, and I was reading one of your other interviews, and I think it was actually with Ann. And it gave me a really good question, because, one of my favorite books from a long time ago is The Art of the Start by Guy Kiyosaki. And he talks about entrepreneurialism, but he starts off by saying that you can be both an entrepreneur and an intrepreneur, so an intrepreneur would be basically an entrepreneur within another company. And your drive and what you did over the twelve years that you worked that Fortune 500 Company were huge. I mean, you moved way up. So tell me a little bit about how your college career and how you got into that and where that came from.

Marsha: Oh God that seem like almost a lifetime ago, not long, just a lifetime ago. But I did start in the corporate world, you know, I started as a territory manager, you know, calling, it was in the food service industry. So I was calling on distributors that would buy food for us, the manufacturer and then sell it to restaurants. And I had a little territory in Georgia, you know, that, I think it helped but I came with a restaurant background. You know, I had owned a small little café, I had a degree in hotel restaurant management, so I think that gave me an insight when I started there how to talk the talk, you know, to other restaurant owners when I would call them. But, you know,

After years of hard work to obtain her Doctorate in Language from Stanford University, Josephine Gross found herself unemployed. Approached by a friend with a network marketing opportunity, Josephine initially thought that someone with her education would never be interested in the business model. Relenting to attend an event, Josephine quickly connected with the idea of starting a business that would help others. Through the process she met her husband Chris. Working together, Josephine and Chris started The Networking Times and built it to be the leading publication for network marketing professionals. Their efforts to train those throughout the industry has cultivated countless successful leaders. Josephine shares how she and Chris were able to educate the network marketing community on the power of effective networking.

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"All business starts with a relationship." - Tweet This

"You have to find a way to enjoy the process." - Tweet This

"If you want things to change, you have to change." - Tweet This

"You find your way naturally, which is comforting to you." - Tweet This

"Personal development fills the holes left by formal education." - Tweet This

"Those who succeed in Network marketing, are those who love people." - Tweet This

"You have to love learning, and love the process of continual improvement." - Tweet This

"You can only succeed if you do a good job of teaching and empowering others." - Tweet This

"In prospecting conversation you have to ask as many questions as you do talking." - Tweet This

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Being the Best You Can Be In MLM by John Kalench

The Greatest Networker in the World by John Milton Fogg

The WAVE 4 Way to Building Your Downline (Volume 4) by by Richard Poe

Jab Jab Jab Right Hook by Gary Vaynerchuk

How Great Leaders Inspire Action with Simon Sinek

How to build your network marketing business by Jim Rohn

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Growing up in a poor family, Jan Johnson still had the imagination and drive to dream big. She wanted to build a life of abundance for her future family, but was told in school she had a learning disability. She worked hard to overcome dyslexia and put in many hours reading the dictionary. By working hard and putting herself through college, Jan achieved a Masters Degree and a way into the corporate world. Jan became a CFO for a major segment of IBM but for the realized she wanted to be her own boss. She started by being a sales representative for a telecommunications company, but soon after got into the real-estate business. After a few trials and struggles she realized that her passion was leading other people to success.

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"You are powerful." - Tweet This

"Our entire lives are a book of stories." - Tweet This

"Listen to stories, they are full of wisdom." - Tweet This

"Sometimes you have to fail, in order to know success." - Tweet This

"Use old fashioned methods; like face to face meetings." - Tweet This

"You have to pick yourself up, dust off and decided to look inside." - Tweet This

"You can only succeed if you do a good job of teaching and empowering others." - Tweet This

"If you reflect back to your childhood, you can see the source of who you are today." - Tweet This

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Losing My Virginity by Richard Branson

How To Build Your Network Marketing Business by Jim Rohn

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Brian: Hello, hello and welcome to CatalystMLM. I'm Brian Swichkow and today on the show we have Jan Johnson. Jan was determined at a very early age to build a life of abundance for her future family. She put herself through school, got her MBA, and eventually worked her way to being the chief financial officer of a major segment of IBM. She was approached by a friend about Network Marketing, and got started in her spare time, while working 70-100 hours a week. She eventually became the number three earner in her first company and has been pursuing entrepreneurial adventures for the last 16 years. She’s a business builder, speaker, mentor, coach, and trainer who thrives on the success of others. Thanks so much for being here.

Jan: Thank you so much Brian, thanks for that introduction.

Brian: Yeah, I was going through your videos again, and just, I love the little lessons that you have, because you pack them into these little, you know, really absorbable packages that people can listen to, but then also act on very quickly. But kind of rewinding back, I’ve, you know, Because, going back to where that ability to communicate came from, the progression of your story is extremely interesting and has like a ton of insight in each step. So, tell me more about your childhood and the origins of that passion.

Jan: Okay, interesting, because I think all of us have our childhood, is such a deep effect I guess I should say, on us, and if we reflect back, we kind of see where the source of who we are today came from.

Brian: Yep.

Jan: And I’m a real reflective person. And so just to tell you a little bit and kind of capture it, I’m the oldest of seven children, grew up extremely poor, in a 900 square foot house, on a really busy street. And I am also severely dyslexic, and so my mom, when I was very, very young, bragged to people, that I could read when I was three years old. And she would read this story to me and I learned how to read it back to her. And she’d have me read it to everyone; I’d turn the pages exactly when you turn the pages. Come to find out, when I got in school, I couldn’t read at all and they put me in this very, very low reading group. And at a young age, I remember thinking to myself; I know I’m smarter than these kids, what’s wrong? And it turned out that eventually what progressed,

After working as an accounting assistant, Michelle Geyer was looking for a job that fit her personality. When she later discovered that she was going to be a mother of twin boys, she thought about how she wanted to be her own boss and build a successfu...

Coming from an area with limited job opportunities, Marquel Russell was told by friends and family that professional sports or government work were his only option for economic advancement. After dropping out of school and becoming a young father he found himself incarcerated. From that point on Marquel reconized in order to make a positive change in his lief, as well as his sons, his best option was to start a business. Having gone from one extreme to another, he now works hard in supporting others in their journey for success.

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"What are you willing to give up for success." - Tweet This

"Your business will grow as much as you do!" - Tweet This

"Focus on one or two things to master at first." - Tweet This

"I've always wanted to be an inspiration to others." - Tweet This

"Our beliefs and mindsets come from our programing." - Tweet This

"In order to be a chapter ahead. you have to keep reading." - Tweet This

"You have to say to yourself: I know I am going to be something." - Tweet This

"Ask yourself, how soon do you want to start making money with your business." - Tweet This

"You have to open the door to your mind to welcome the things that will bring you success." - Tweet This

Resources We Shared:

Break The Cycle by Marquel Russell

Building Your Network Marketing Business by Jim Rohn

Law Of Attraction Marketing And Mindset (Volume 4) by Kate Redwine

Why We Want You to Be Rich: Two Men - One Message by Donald Trump and Robert Kiyosaki

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Brian: Hello, hello and welcome to CatalystMLM. I'm Brian Swichkow and today on the show we have Marquel Russell. Marquel knew from an early age, probably from the age of birth, that he wanted to be an entrepreneur. He came from the entertainment industry, doing marketing and promotion for venues across the country, discovered and successfully built Network Marketing offline, and migrated to the web to succeed and exceed online. He values time grooming his son into the man he is meant to be, spending time with his family, thanks so much for being on.

Marquel: Thank you for having me man, I’m excited.

Brian: So, tell me about the early years, because I love little kid entrepreneur stories turning into big kid fun and growth and business. Tell me about that.

Marquel: Absolutely, well my early years, really. First off, thank you for all the value that you’re giving to the market place. It’s amazing, I’ve been checking out your blog, checked out some interviews and it’s phenomenal man. I’m excited about what you’re doing and what’s gonna happen in the very near future. So, as far as my story, I’m just gonna kind of go back and I’m gonna give you a brief version. Like, growing up where I’m from, I grew up in a single parent home, drug infested environment. And where I grew up, there was really only two things that was kind of laid out for you. You either was gonna work a job, the ideal job at that time was working for the city, and if you’re not familiar with that, that’s the guys who have the orange, neon jackets, they’re laying concrete, they’re fixing the telephone lines and doing the trash. And I was like, I just don’t see that for my life. So, everybody I knew that worked job, okay, and at the end, Friday and Saturday, all of our parents, they worked, or our grandparents, or aunts and uncles, all we knew they worked, they worked, they worked. Even when we got home from school, they weren’t there because they worked, they worked, they worked. But Friday and Saturday, or on payday, they were broke. So we was like, how can somebody work all week, all day, and still be broke? So at that point, I automatically knew that that was gonna be my life. So the only other option, out of my cousins, and the people who I saw who were successful,

At the age of seven Marsha Wright discovered her fascination of business, while selling sweets to children at her school. As she got older, Marsha did not fit the mold of her other classmates and was told by teachers that she would never amount to anything. After dropping out of school, she could not hide her lust for life and wanted to become someone better, she discovered her dreams, goals and pure determination to succeed. By following her goals she is now a best selling author and sheds light on how a person can achieve anything, with the right attitude.

"We are raised thinking adults know everything, when we become adults we are lost because we don't know everything." - Tweet This

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"Know your amygdala." - Tweet This

"True success is multifaceted." - Tweet This

"Success comes from consistency." - Tweet This

"Best advice is to come back with a success story." - Tweet This

"Being approachable and genuine is the thing to attract people." - Tweet This

"If your head is in the right space then you will attract the right people." - Tweet This

"You are both the worst enemy and best champion that you will ever have. " - Tweet This

"Being an entrepreneur or starting a business takes a lot of bravery, and a little bit of crazy." - Tweet This

"Never compare yourself with others, the more you do that the worst you are for yourself, because you don't know what is it like to be that that person. " - Tweet This

Resources We Shared:

Baby Boom, 1987 (movie)

Good To Great: Why Some Companies Make The Leap, And Others Don't by Jim Collins

The Secret Collaborative Economy by Marsha Wright

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Brian: Hello, hello and welcome to CatalystMLM. I'm Brian Swichkow and today on the show we have Marsha Wright. Marsha came from an extremely difficult and abusive home life. She was a trouble maker in high school, drop out, and ended up becoming a world renounced T.V. business expert, and serial entrepreneur. She’s an international, number one best selling author, syndicated columnist, with a loyal fan base, world wide. She’s an entrepreneur, an, investor, philanthropist and strategic alliance. Number one in strategic alliance, she’s awesome, and I look forward to hearing what you have to say. Thanks so much for being here.

Marsha: Thank you so much for having me. It’s absolutely lovely to be with you. So, I’m excited about sharing some ideas, and my experiences, Brian. Thanks for having me.

Brian: Thank you. And, I mean, I was going through, and I have always loved your content. And have like, actually recently come across it. But, I’ve just been absorbing more and more. And your energy is just infectious. I mean, like, that’s the only word that I can use, is infectious. And the laugh too, the laugh.

Marsha: Everyone remembers my laugh. I had that for a while, it’s cool, I’m keeping it.

Brian: Practice it in the mirror in the mornings.

Marsha: You know, down to earth and approachable and genuine is one of the best things that you can be. And, when you find that part of you, it’s one of the things that will attract people to you. So, if you have that, attractive spirit . . .

Brian: Yeah.

Marsha: then, let that shine. I think it’s important to care and actually really care. I really do care, so, try to be as down to earth as I can, just be me.

Brian: Yeah, and that’s you know, and you have a really interesting background, and really interesting story. I mean, back to when you were a baby. Just, it’s a mix of both the home situation, but also your personal drives. I mean, tell me more about your beginnings.

Marsha: Beginnings were, I would say quite humble. In that, my family life, as far as back as I can remember, I have two memories of my father, in the household. And,

In 2010, parting with eight years of experience in corporate marketing and communications, Natalie Sisson left her corporate life to travel the world and has been living out of her suitcase ever since. She founded and grew 'The Suitcase Entrepreneur’ into a thriving online community of thousands of people all yearning to inject more excitement into their lives. Venturing far beyond her home country of New Zealand she as traveled to more than 65 countries (so far) while writing for the likes of Forbes, Under30CEO, Huffington Post, and more, Natalie provides both inspiration and education to the aspiring world traveler. Her story is one filled with just as much passion as it is with actionable insights.

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"Be curious about the world." - Tweet This

"Perfectionism is actually a form of procrastination." - Tweet This

"Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back." - Tweet This

"Why are we doing all of this if not to enjoy our lives now?" - Tweet This

"The stronger your vision is the more you'll move towards it." - Tweet This

"You can put little bits of your ideal day into every single day." - Tweet This

"It's about freedom. The freedom to choose what you want to do." - Tweet This

"Hustle, determination, and a sense of belief can get you anywhere." - Tweet This

"Create products and programs around the problems of your audience." - Tweet This

"Give value without selling, but provide next steps if people want to go deeper." - Tweet This

"Recognize your individual strengths, find your zone of genius, and build your team." - Tweet This

"People don't choose freedom because they don't have a clear idea of what freedom looks like." - Tweet This

Resources We Shared:

How I Hacked Online Dating (TEDtalk) with Amy Webb

QR Codes Kill Kittens (Video) by Scott Stratton

How To Pack Like An Expert & Live Out Of A Suitcase (Video) by Natalie Sisson

Natalie's Suitcase: The Rimowa Salsa Air on Zappos

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Brian: Hello, hello, and welcome to CatalystMLM. I’m Brian Swichkow and today on the show we have Natalie Sisson. Natalie came from eight years of corporate experience, in marketing, communications, brand and product management. Left her home of New Zealand in 2006 and has been traveling the world living out of a suitcase every since. She has traveled to 63 countries, so far. Founded a group called the, or founded and grew The Suitcase Entrepreneur into a thriving online community, with thousands of people listening in, learning from her. And she’s also contributor for Forbes, Under 30 CEO, Young Entrepreneur, Huffington Post, and many more. Thank you so much for being on.

Natalie: You’re so welcome. Actually it’s now 66 countries, I should update that.

Brian: 66! That was, you updated it last week and now you had to add another three?

Natalie: I did, yeah. I literally just did on my webpage.

Brian: And you are back in New Zealand right now?

Natalie: I’m back in my home country, which is quite lovely, yes, for about seven weeks. So, it’s, family, Christmas, good times.

Brian: That’s awesome. I still find it amazing, as much as you’ve traveled; you still retain the amazing, New Zealand accent.

Natalie: Oh, it’s interesting, because if you, I hear it now, it’s a bit more prominent. But, when I’m traveling, I’m either told that I’m Canadian, English, whatever it may be. And, they never ever get the right accent.

Brian: New Zealand, and then it’s always a surprise. Well, when you, I mean, to many, I mean, the decision to live the nomadic and all be it, exciting life, is complete craziness. And I think that you’ve gotten that before, of like, living out of a suitcase. I mean, did you have an ah ha moment that lead you to that path? Like,

An art teacher turned personal trainer and body builder, Mary Ann Ficociello was no stranger to the rewards of concentrated effort. Discovering networking marketing through products shared by one of her personal training clients she was intrigued, but it wasn't until connecting with the company's philosophy that she was willing to dedicate herself to growing the business. Even with her experiences in interpersonal communication, training, and business - Mary Ann had a lot to learn about network marketing. Now more than a decade of growing her business she has reached the top ranks of her company and eager to share the power of passion.

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"People buy you before they buy the company." - Tweet This

"How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time." - Tweet This

"Things come to you when you're not even looking." - Tweet This

"Rely on your own abilities to achieve short term goals." - Tweet This

"The business of multi-level marketing is both an art and a science." - Tweet This

"Never ask someone to do something you wouldn't be willing to do yourself." - Tweet This

"You have to have the vision and see your goal as something that's possible." - Tweet This

"You can get yourself through good and bad days by understanding why you want [your goal]." - Tweet This

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Business Networking International (BNI) created by Dr. Ivan Meisner

Launching a Leadership Revolution: Mastering the 5 Levels of Influence by Chris Brady and Orrin Woodward

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Brian: Hello, hello and welcome to CatalystMLM. I’m Brian Swichkow and today on the show we have Mary Ann Ficociello. She’s an art teacher turned personal trainer and a record breaking body builder. She reached one of the top ranks in a wellness company called Nikken. And has done an awesome job of supporting her team, bringing them into her home, and just really showing them how to present the busy. I’m very glad to have her on. Thanks so much for being here.

Mary Ann: Well, thanks Brian. I’ll listen to those compliments anytime.

Brian: So, tell me more about how you got started in Network Marketing. Because, when you found it, you were still a personal trainer, right?

Mary Ann: Yeah, when I found Network Marketing, I actually wasn’t looking for a business at all. Because, my husband and I, own a medical business, called Yankee Medical. And, I was training 30 clients a week, as a personal trainer. So, I really wasn’t looking for another business, when it actually came into my life.

Brian: And, how did it come about? How did, were you presented with it?

Mary Ann: One of my clients, that I was actually working with, had a herniated disk in his back, and one of the products of this company, really changed everything, as far as what he was able to do. He was a pretty healthy guy, very athletic, but he had that one spot that kept him from doing some of the things he’d like to do. So, who do you tell, when you can do these awesome workouts? Your personal trainer.

Brian: Yeah.

Mary Ann: So, he told me about it. He said, can I come over and show you what this is all about? And he came to my home, he gave me an energy massage, and my husband had one. And, my husband, who was a classical trainer with arthritis protists, was amazed at the results he felt in his own body. It was worse on me . . .

Brian: Right.

Mary Ann: but when I kinda of heard what, happened with Steve, and also my husband. They both had great credibility with me. I decided to check it out.

Brian: Yeah.

Mary Ann: So, I went with a meaning, to a meeting, with Steve. And, I actually got pulled in by something I would never expected. It was the philosophy of the company, and I had to do a round balance. I’m a Libra,

Attending the University of Florida where he dedicated himself to his studies, Hale Pringle eventually went on to achieve a Doctorate in Educational Administration and Research. His efforts prepared him to be a life-long educator, but also embedded the ability to analyze systems and figure out what made them tick. Having served in the army, on a school board, at a social service agency, and various educational institutions - Dr. Hale shared his insights widely. Fortunately, he saw his job ripped away from him and started looking elsewhere. He discovered and mastered attraction marketing and now teaches others this same mastery each day. Since losing his job, Dr. Hale Pringle has been able to spread his insights further and help more people.

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"Learn to enjoy challenges and you'll enjoy anything." - Tweet This"You can do anything if you stop trying to do everything." - Tweet This

"You can be an analog introvert while being a digital extrovert." - Tweet This

"If you try to please everyone you'll never get anything accomplished." - Tweet This

"If you're trying to market to everybody then you're marketing to nobody." - Tweet This

"There's quick, cheap, and good. Pick two. All three together is rarely a reality." - Tweet This

"One person cannot possibly learn every technique or tool. Absorb and then act." - Tweet This

"The industry of internet marketing is constantly expanding so you can never know it all." - Tweet This

"The opportunity will change lives - if they work it. If they're not willing, don't sign them up." - Tweet This

"Just because you can't make it doesn't mean that the next person you talk to can't make it." - Tweet This

"You'll never find someone who has been successful entirely on their own. You can't do it alone." - Tweet This

"When you get an introvert into an industry which they're passionate about they're indistinguishable from an extrovert." - Tweet This

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The Renegade Blog by Ann Sieg

The Little Black Book of Scripts **FREE PREVIEW** by Todd Falcone

How Abandoning Internet Marketing For Online Networking Exploded Her Business with Diane Hochman

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Brian: Hello, hello, and welcome to CatalystMLM. I’m Brian Swichkow and today on the show we have Dr. Hale Pringle. Dr. Hale went to the University of Florida. Go Gators. And eventually achieved a doctorate in education administration and research. He, that prepared him to be a lifelong educator, while also acquiring the ability to analyze systems and figure out what made them tick. He served in the Army, on a school board, social service agency, and various educational institutions. And with his job ripped away from him, he discovered, and mastered, Internet Marketing and Attraction Marketing, through, Network Marketing. So, he became a marketer. He teaches people the same mastery every day and is on to do some of the same. Thank you so much for being here.

Dr. Pringle: Oh, glad to be here. Go Gators.

Brian: My parents are gonna love this episode. So, tell me, you got into University of Florida, and you know, kind of went towards the educational field. But, tell me more about, like, the teenage you. You know, when you, what were you thinking when you were getting into college?

Dr. Pringle: I was, in the band, all through my teenage years, and tennis, and whatever. And really didn’t think a whole lot about college. In the 60s, it was kind of assumed I was going, but I, I mean, I grew up 80 miles from the University of Florida, and didn’t really know that much about it. And we really didn’t have the heavy sports, T.V., all that stuff. You know, all the games are broadcasts that we do today.

Brian: Yeah.

Dr. Pringle: But the funny thing that you will appreciate,

Having built a very successful business at the age of 29, Rob Fore made a single decision to further grow his business and suddenly lost everything. In the aftermath, he found himself alienated from his family, homeless, and sleeping in the back of his truck. Seeing this not as the end, but rather a new beginning, Rob fought to rebuild financial freedom and security for his family. In his efforts to continually overcome the obstacles laid before him, he has amassed a team of more than 10,000 people and helps them achieve their own successes.

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"Knowledge isn't power. Applied knowledge is power." - Tweet This

"When something is simple to do, it's also simple not to do." - Tweet This

"When are you going to stop buying things and start doing things?" - Tweet This

"Never find yourself in a position where you have too much inventory." - Tweet This

"We always need to stay on the top of our game by continually learning." - Tweet This

"You can persuade your team to take action, but you can't motivate them." - Tweet This

"The most profound way to make money in MLM is by getting your team to duplicate." - Tweet This

"Everything has an expiration date, especially on the internet. You've got to pay attention." - Tweet This

"Skipping self development is like driving with one foot on the gas and another on the brake." - Tweet This

"Our disempowering beliefs take the shape of hurts, habits, and hangups that hold us back." - Tweet This

"You may not know anything about what you're starting, but you know enough to get started." - Tweet This

"If something is important, we schedule it so make sure self-development is on your calendar." - Tweet This

"Forgive yourself for what you've done or who you've been. Realize that today you are different." - Tweet This

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Mastering Influence by Tony Robbins

Unlimited Power: The New Science Of Personal Achievement by Tony Robbins

The Sedona Method: Your Key to Lasting Happiness, Success, and Emotional Well-Being by Hale Dwoskin

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Brian: Hello, hello and welcome to CatalystMLM. I’m Brian Swichkow and today on the show we have Rob Fore. In 1999 Rob was 29 years old and had success ripped away from him to, due to a bad business decision. He was homeless, alienated by his family, and sleeping in the back of a truck. He has since overcome obstacle after obstacle after obstacle, and built true time and financial security for himself and his family. In his effort he has amassed a team of more than 10,000 people and he helps them take the same journey and see their own success. Thanks so much for being on.Rob: Hey, Brian, it’s a pleasure to be here. It’s early in the morning for me but, what the heck, here we are.

Brian: Well the early risers and there’s others, there’s a ton of early morning quotes, and the early bird gets the worm, but that’s just . . .

Rob: Yeah, the early bird . . .

Brian: one of them.

Rob: gets the worm. Actually for me, I kind of do that. I get up about 5:30 in the morning, spend about an hour of quiet time before the rest of the house wakes up, you know. Just kind of get your thoughts together, plan out your day, and away you go, you know.

Brian: Oh yeah. I know that, the time that your alarm clock time and then the actual like, go time, is very very different.

Rob: Yeah, it’s very different, yeah.

Brian: Well, you, I mean, I’ve been following you for a while. Reading your blogs, seeing stuff on facebook, and just content that you’ve put out there. And, I think, probably a little more than a year now. And I, you know, knew a good bit about your story, but, I think, you know, tell me more about your life before that crash. And to, you know, hit bottom, I guess is the best way to say it. Because you didn’t go, you know, you didn’t crash, you were way up,