Creating Magic Club

On Friday February 27th was our 1st Creating Magic Club event for the year.

What a fantastic night!

Attending, we had some Committed and Excited people who have started the year the right way; “by sponsoring”.

They were also aloud to invite their new recruits who where able to meet the leaders and have a touch and feel at the product and more than anything feel the electrifying energy from a great team working together.

The recipients of the Creating Magic Award for the month of January were:
From Victoria: Sue Thomas
From NSW: Mario & Vera Passak

Have you qualify for the next one?

We look forward to see you on Friday night 13th March for a night of fun filled magic.

Aluminum

Found in Deodorants Aluminum is a metal, the third most common element in the environment and a toxin in the body.

You'll find it in processed foods, antiperspirants, antacids, paper products, beverage cans, foil and cookware.

World Health Organization conducts studies on chemical pollution and the elderly...

"There is a suspected link between Alzheimer's disease and the toxicity of aluminum... autopsies have found high concentrations of the metal in the brain of people who had suffered from the disease."
-from Public Health Reports, Nov-Dec 1993 v108n6p798(2)

Studies linking aluminum to Alzheimer's disease...

"The evidence is strong enough that the prudent person will eliminate all food and cosmetic sources of aluminum and will use aluminum cooking utensils only if they are coated,"

suggests Gary Price Todd, MD, author of Nutrition, Health and Disease.
-from Natural Health, May-June 1993 v23n3p54(2)

Dr. Daniel Perl, Director of Neuropathology at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York, suggests "...avoid aerosol antiperspirants. Aluminum in aerosol may be more readily absorbed into the brain through nasal passages."
-from The University of California, Berkeley Wellness Letter, April 1993 v9n7p1(2)

"Aluminum-containing antiperspirants are designed to be absorbed, and studies show that regular use of these products can raise the risk of Alzheimer's by as much as three-fold. (also)...municipal water supplies treated with alum (aluminum sulfate)...at least 7 studies show that people drinking water high in alum are more likely to develop Alzheimer's"
-from Natural Health, May-June 1993 v23n3p54(2)

Alzheimer's disease is now the 4th leading cause of death among the elderly, behind heart disease, cancer and stroke. A half century ago it was virtually unheard of! Something's going on! Our bodies are rebelling against this chemical invasion. Will you take action! Either way, you're betting your life!

Diamond Traning by Peter Anton & Marie-France Garon

Becoming a Responsible Sponsor

Please note: From approaching people (prospects) to signing them up as members in your company that’s becomes
part A – The teams step by step duplication formula

In part B – When people join your company and Network Marketing their psychology changes in a one second they are no longer a prospect, they are part of your team. As a team member they become passionate, excited about the mission, they make a commitment, and to help people with the products and the opportunity.

To be willing to do the action to have health, time and financial freedom and change the world.

To follow the team’s success system, they are willing to be teacher able, to learn the system, to listen and work with their sponsor, upline support team and to ‘do what ever it take’ to succeed.

As soon as they sign the application form and place their first order they are a part of your team.

Listen to what they want (it’s not important what you want) and help them succeed, in what they want from your company with your support and a proven step by step success system, this is all about a team concept always follow-up, follow-up & follow-up.

Hopes of effortless riches entire many people into Network Marketing and members often rush to sign up high on excitement. You must commit to succeed by Being, Doing and Having.

When you enrolled, did you say?

I’ll try;
I’ll do my best; or
I’ll do what it takes

If you’re a 1 you’ll probably fail because you silently admitted it might not work;
If you’re a 2 you definitely have a better chance of success;
If you’re a 3 congratulations, you’ll make it big time.

They are two types of people that work in network marketing: those who quit… and those who make all the money. You must take action daily to achieve your goals.

Until there is a commitment there is hesitancy, the chance to draw back. Make sure new people coming into the company make a commitment.

They will only do so if they have defined clearly what they want from the business and you help them to achieve it.

New members get excited, and then if they don’t receive a positive response from the first few people they approach, they can quite before they get started.

You gain more respect and will see greater success if you tell people what its going to take, rather then what you think they want to hear.

Such as, 10 hours per week for 24 months.

Do this before they get involved building a Networking marketing business.

Then after they’re involved prepare them in advance for “Dream Stealers” and problems. That’s just how life is. Please don’t exaggerate; people have an instinctive edibility to judge the sincerity of others. Above all, let them know it’s a team effort we are there to support them.

Your job is not to convince people that your company is a great opportunity, but rather, to find those people who are searching and ready for this opportunity and upon finding it, will do something with it.

But you must teach and help them. The best way that I have found is with 3-way calling with your sponsor, get the prospect personally involved, helps eliminate a fear of rejection and presents a supporting environment where you can educate while sponsoring new people into your business.

Your business can be as simple as asking someone if they would like to make some additional money. When they say “what is it?” set an appointment to show them opportunity. Do not attempt to explain everything over the phone. The purpose of your call is to set an appointment so you can show everything in its entirety.

If you give too much information over the phone they make a decision with limited information.

This is why we use a proven step by step team success system, a duplicate able formula.

Diamond Traning by Peter Anton & Marie-France Garon

First – The Name Game

This is where my business begins…with my NAMES LIST. I begin by listing and inviting my friends, family and acquaintances. Using triggering devices to jog my memory of the 2000 people I know on a first name basis. That’s right, psychologists have proven that everyone over the age of 20 knows 2000 people on a first name basis. Many of these contacts’ names are buried deep in my subconscious mind. How do I tap into that valuable resource? Well, I’m glad you asked.

One excellent triggering device is the Yellow Pages. I’ll let my fingers do the walking through every occupation and business listed. My memory will do the rest. Keeping in mind my job here is to list names and not to decide whether or not they would be interested.
DO NOT PREJUDGE ANYONE!

Prejudging can be a costly mistake. I’ll never know when that businessman or professional is ready for a change or when the unemployed will rise to their full potential. It is my responsibility to show everyone I know this awesome opportunity and let them decide. Understanding that when a person is in the right place in their life they will become involved. Timing is everything.

I’ll leave no person out when developing my list!

The next few pages will also trigger names. So here is my assignment. Take the next 10 minutes to jot down as may names that I can remember in my area, my state, my country, the world. My goal is to develop a list of 400 names as soon as possible. I have a business that offers health, big money and free time.

The rule in creating your name list is: Don’t leave anybody off.
Write down every single person that you can think of.

Now WHO in the WORLD would want to know about HEALTH, BIG MONEY & FREE TIME?

Toxic Bathroom Guide

FOR THOSE CONSUMERS COMMITTED TO MAKING THEIR BATHROOM NON-TOXIC.

Do your Personal Care products pass through this toxic safety test?
If not, why are you supporting the companies that make them?
Is that good enough for your family?

FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SALE YOU NEED TO SUPPORT THE PEOPLE TRYING TO MINIMIZE OUR TOXIC EXPOSURE.

Many Personal Care Products contain any number of ingredients that are toxic less than safe. The list of ingredients that have concerns surrounding listed here are some of the most common toxic ones.
The Best option may be to find a company committed to making safe, effective products avoiding all known toxic ingredients.

Hair Care

Shampoo/Conditioner:
SLS, SLES, Cocamiopropyl Betaine, glycerin quaternium, coal tar, DEA, TEA, Alcohol, Propylene glycol, Formaldehyde, Tallow, Isopropanol.

Hair Sprays & Styling:
DEA, BHA, TEA, Alcohols, Methylene Chloride, Toluene, fluorocarbons.
Never use aerosols as they can penetrate into the lungs and bloodstream.

Hair Dyes:
Phenylenediamine (can cause blindness on eye contact), Coal tars. (Known to be carcinogenic) Hydroxyanisole.(affects the female reproductive system)


Toothpaste:
Fluoride, SLS. Saccharin, Propylene Glycol, Artificial flavours and colours.


Mouthwash:
Alcohol, (more than 25% in mouthwash linked to mouth, tongue & throat cancer) SLS, Artificial flavours and colours.
Remember the lining of the mouth is the quickest way into the bloodstream.

Antiperspirants:
Aluminium (possible links to Alzheimer’s disease and cancer), Propylene Glycol, Alcohol, Triclosan.

Baby Products:

Wipes/Lotions
Alcohol, BHA, Propylene Glycol, Talc, SLS, SLES

Bubble bath / Body washes:
SLS, SLWS, DEA, TEA MEA, Quatenium, PEG, Alcohol & fragrances

Soup:
Tallow, lye. Skin irritant and may lead to dermatitis and eczema.

Shaving Cream:
SLS, Propylene Glycol. DEA, TEA, MEA, PEG.

Sunscreen:
PABA, Benzophenones, Dibenzoylmethanes, possibly cancer causing when heated.

Nail Treatments:
Acetone, Acetonitrile ( forms cyanide when swallowed), Formaldehyde, Toluene, Isppropanol.

Skin Care/ Cosmetics/Make-up
Propulene Glycol, DEA, TEA, 2-bromo2-nitroptopane 1, 3 diol (Bronopol or BNPD), BHA, Coal Tar, Formaldehyde, Glycerine, Alpha hydroxy acides, Lanoline, Mineral Oil, SLS, SLES, Petrolatum, PEG, Bentonite and Kaolin.

Talc is an ingredient frequently used in make-up. In this instance it blocks the pores of the skin.
Associated with increase in ovarian cancer.