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Originally Posted by AlisonMSmith
you have to realize that even if you ARE passionate and head-over-heels in love with your business idea, there will STILL be tedium and annoyances and completely unglamorous stuff to do.
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There will, I'm afraid. And you can't even get round them by changing your heels, I discovered.
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Originally Posted by AlisonMSmith
This is one of those things I hear all the time in MLM. (Certainly it comes up in other venues as well, but I hear it more in MLM than anywhere else.) But it's simply not true that working harder (or in a more committed fashion) is some kind of guarantee of success in a flawed business model.
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I also hear it all the time in the context of MLM and things pretending to be MLM ("go figure"!).
I completely and unreservedly accept that it's much better to be enthusiastic/passionate about your work/business than not to be enthusiastic/passionate about it. But to base
which business you choose around that rather than on around whether it's an intrinsically viable business model to start with is, well ... let's be super-tactful and just say that it's "not exactly optimal"!
I'm still laughing at the "half-pound-bacon-buger-a-day" training method, here.
