One Insight That'll Change Your Finanical Life Forever!

[Eric Louviere]

You've already heard this, maybe hundreds of times,
but maybe not like this...

And maybe this time it truly resonates as it just did
for me earlier today. You see, we've all heard a
hundred times how important "building relationships"
is, but have you ever truly and fully, practiced that
notion?

Let me explain... I've always known that building
relationships is a key ingredient to achievement.

Because, it often takes other people to grow higher
and learn deeply more of what it takes to reach
higher and higher levels.

Other people can build you up (or rip you down),
and other people can open up opportunities you
never could have predicted before you grew
that relationship.

Because you see, you never know what can
appear from ANY relationship. You never know
what opportunities or doors will open, unless
you try.

Earlier today I spoke with two seperate people
who are extremely successful and earning
millions of dollars per year. Both of them are.

And for some reason, I reached out and said
something like, "we should chat more, get
to know each other more, maybe we can
help each other out somehow in the future."

Both agreed and both exchanged contact
information with me to carry on and see
what happens.

Because, you never know.

Even if it's a piece of advice... a lending hand,
or a casual good conversation... you never
know what can come out of it.

And that reminded me... one of the things
I've talked about many times to people
looking to escape the rat race is that
there is two completely different worlds
out there...

There's the "business owner" world and
the "employee world". The employee world
has no idea how many opportunities those
in the business owner world get.

They just never see it. It does not exist.
They are too used to getting a bi-weekly
pay check to realize all the abundance of
opportunity that opens up when you
are a business owner. It's abundant. There's
too much opportunity to even deal with.

You have to turn opportunities away. You
have to figure out how to spend your time
wisely and pick and chose what opportunities
to take. It's crazy. But, the employee world
never sees them and barely knows they
exist.

So, striking relationships and focusing on
building relationships is one of, if not the
best thing anyone could do to open up
the abundance of "opportunities" out there.

And, learning how to ask is a skill all on it's
own. You have to be willing to ask in this
business of striking relationships and utilizing
those relationships you have.

Asking is something people need to learn
how to do much better. Asking is an art
and a skill, and when you learn how to do
it right, with confidence, as a business owner,
results happen.

In Internet Marketing, the world of IM is
still dominated by relationships. Even though
there is the net, and people can hide behind
screen names and fake identities, it's still very
much a relationship driven arena. And those
who are good at building those relationships
and utilizing them always tend to do quite well.

So, open up... get outside yourself... get outside
that comfort zone and strike relationships. And,
do it for the sake of striking relationships. Do
it unconditionally... and be there for others.
Put their interest in mind first, unconditionally.

Do that and I guarantee... your financial life
will change forever.

Eric Louviere

[billromer]

Amen to that, brother!

This is an amazingly powerful concept that can work for good and evil, both for and against you.

That's why it's SO important to treat each person as if they know everyone else in your network, because even if they don't directly know them, if word gets around (good or bad), it will have pretty much the same effect.

I hope that made sense ;-)

This makes me think of the Six Degrees mind game - personally, I can get to world leaders - presidents, pope, and a handful of entertainers/celebrities in usually 5 or less "degrees." Amazing.

Thanks for the great post, Eric.

Bill

[Ken Preuss]

Brilliant post Eric. A dollar value cannot be put on the value of solid relationships in this business.

But you highlight even something more important which is the idea of being there for others unconditionally. So often we get caught up in our own business and our own world that we fail to see the gold in doing that.

Thanks for reminding us just how important this is. It may well be the single factor standing between someone who is struggling and the amazing success they seek.

Ken