Don’t Be A Loser with Brian Carruthers
What does it mean to be a loser? There are many interpretations of the term, but in this article we are focusing on how being a loser is parallel to being a quitter. So the bottom line is, don’t be a loser! When faced with the many challenges that present themselves in the network marketing industry that could be easier said than done. However, there is a poignant message behind the statement. If you aren’t a loser, that means you must be a winner. If you commit to sticking it out and not quitting then your odds of achieving success change dramatically!
Brian Carruthers offers his two cents on the topic and focuses on his message, “Finish what you start.” This isn’t a judgement call on you personally, however there are a large number of people out there who quit so many different things. When faced with the decision to quit your business, Brian urges you to focus on the reason you started to begin with. What is your “why” and how does it come into play now? Remember, the people that we love and hold dear are watching us and the decisions we make. Wake Up Call: follow through with what you started. Choose to be a winner, because winners never quit!
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Featured Trainer: Brian Carruthers
In under three years, by the age of 30, Brian made his first million dollars in his network marketing business. He went on to build an empire that has generated a 7-figure annual income for more than ten straight years. Brian Carruthers has become a “success coach,” helping people to dream again … then helping them to achieve their dreams. He has already helped thousands of his business associates to become successful business owners, get out of the corporate world rat-race, and begin to spend real time with their families doing the things that are really important to them.
