Using a great system (like HBA) that brings
1.
Daily excitement (by simply plugging in to the daily events in HBA).
I want to put a good word in for being daily on the “Grow Rich” call each day
(mon - Fri) and the daily T&C.
This has created such excitement for me personally. In addition, having the goal to bring
in 30 members in HBA (at the $25 level) and encouraging them to take the free
T&C level for two weeks and see why this matters so much in succeeding with HBA.
Formula: 30 members at the T&C level = $4000 a month or full time income.
Going over my goals once in the morning and once at night is essential to staying on track.
2.
Having a good foundation (program is honest and has integrity).
HBA is this.
3.
Having daily consistency:
The reason for this is because excitement (#1) and enthusiasm are great and are like
pouring gasoline on a fire but unless you have integrity and a solid system (#2),
you don’t have the right “wood” for the fire to burn consistently.
Not only must the system be consistent, but we must be consistent in our actions.
4.
Going to the yearly Convention (the “Freedom Fest”):
The reason why this is so important
is because this allows each person who attends to get around other people who are having success
and realize that “if they can do, so can I”.
Not only this but what I’ve found in HBA, is like a “second family” and this connection with all
of you has been so beautiful and I believe it is essential in your attitude and how you come across
to those you’re sharing HBA with. Your excitement and your personal story is so important.
5.
Daily / weekly interaction with successful people
Not only does this continue the excitement, but it is important to realize that if you want to
achieve a certain goal, you must be around those who have achieved what you want to achieve.
You can only help people achieve the level you have achieved, so it’s important to be around others
who have achieved more than we have and bring others into a system that is duplicatable and helps
us so we don’t have to “reinvent the wheel”.