The document is a presentation about a multi-level marketing organization called Global Business Alliance. It provides information on who they are, what opportunities they offer, and how their compensation plan works. The presentation emphasizes building a community to generate income through the multi-level marketing model. It outlines a four step plan to become a platinum member within the organization and earn $3,000 per month through recruiting others. The final slides discuss next steps such as identifying interests, listing goals, building a contact list, and asking questions.
I presented this version of Agile Project Controls at the PMI Phoenix chapter in May 2012. I am constantly changing updating and improving my presentations, even this one changed between the North presentation on Wednesday and the South presentation on Thursday.
Dr Jeff Borden, Director of the Center for Online Learning,
Vice President of Instruction & Academic Strategy, Pearson eCollege, Denver
Presentation at 'Online and open access learning in HE: MOOCs, new pedagogies and business models' conference (5 February 2013, Senate House, London).
I presented this version of Agile Project Controls at the PMI Phoenix chapter in May 2012. I am constantly changing updating and improving my presentations, even this one changed between the North presentation on Wednesday and the South presentation on Thursday.
Dr Jeff Borden, Director of the Center for Online Learning,
Vice President of Instruction & Academic Strategy, Pearson eCollege, Denver
Presentation at 'Online and open access learning in HE: MOOCs, new pedagogies and business models' conference (5 February 2013, Senate House, London).
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We also want to get as much as we can out of life, and to maximize the time we have to be alive. We share the belief that this time is limited, and we want to spend it in ways that are in line with our values and commitments.
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3. Who are we?
We are an association of Independent Business Owners
focused on providing an environment for personal success
through Free Enterprise.
4. We are looking for people who are:
1. Motivated
2. Looking
3. Teachable
For those people there is a significant opportunity
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking
we used when we created them.”
-Albert Einstein
5. What Life Teaches vs. What We Teach
• Do • Define
• Learn • Learn
• Define • Do
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want…
“Begin with the end in mind.”
- Stephen R. Covey
6. Why would you do more? Average Cost of 4-Year College Education
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“All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage
to pursue them.”
-Walt Disney
7. Which is most important to you?
• Extra Income 1. Why did you pick that one?
• More Spare Time 2. Why is it important?
• Meeting New People
3. What are the consequences
• Personal Development of not achieving it?
• Financial Freedom
4. Would that bother you?
• Retirement
5. Do you have a specific plan
• Have Own Business
to achieve it?
• Helping Others
• Leave a Legacy
8. Robert Kiyosaki’s Cash Flow Quadrant
Employee Business Owner
• Time for money • Leverage
• Hours for dollars • Repeatable income
• Time $ • Time $$$
INFORMATION
and
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MINDSET
creates
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• Requires you LIFESTYLE
• Make money on money
• Hours for dollars • Sophisticated investor
• Time $ • $?
You Are the system You Invest in a system
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“The only difference between a rich person and poor
person is People
how they use their time” People
-Robert Kiyosaki
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Start Of Career End Of Career
(age 20) (age 65)
“Many people die at twenty five and aren't buried until
they are seventy five.”
- Benjamin Franklin
10. Three Business Drivers
• Online Shopping Internet Distribution • Sam Walton
• Social media • Online vs. In line
• Google • Amazon.com
• Mobile Commerce GBA
Business
Systems
• The Roadmap
“The two most important requirements for major success
are: first, being in the right place at the right time, and
• Leverage
second, doing something about it..”
- Ray Kroc • McDonald’s
11. Where does the money come from?
Traditional Big-Box Stores GBA/Internet
Manufacturer Manufacturer Manufacturer
Packaging Packaging Packaging
National Wholesaler National Wholesaler National Wholesaler
Regional Wholesaler Regional Wholesaler Regional Wholesaler
Local Wholesaler Local Wholesaler Local Wholesaler
Advertising Advertising Advertising
Retail Store Retail Store Retail Store
Customer Customer Customer
12. Michael Dell’s Three C’s
• Community is rewarded for
being loyal
• Ditto Delivery®
Community
Content Commerce
• 1,200 companies • 800# • People act according to
• 100 websites • Secure website habits
• 1,000,000 products • Mobile access • We develop a loyal
• #1 in health and • 100% guarantee community of people who
beauty online for past shop on-line
9
years
“Don’t spend so much time trying to choose the perfect
opportunity, that you miss the right opportunity.”
- Michael Dell
13. Building Your Community
Support Team
Step 4
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“I would rather earn 1% off the efforts of 100
people than 100% off the efforts of myself.”
- J. Paul Getty
14. What’s Next
1. Identify what caught your attention
2. List 5 things you would do with more time and money
3. Build a names list to create your community
4. Write down your questions
15. Global Business Alliance
Take control over your future
While the techniques and approaches suggested have worked for others, no one
can guarantee that these techniques and approaches will work for you. In addition,
we want to emphasize that success in this business does not come without hard
work.