What do you think of when you read the word momentum? I think of a marathon runner, keeping the pace, never slowing down to let the person on his tail overtake him. Just as a marathon runner holds a steady pace, so as to not expend his energy too quickly and sputter out, so should you in direct sales. How do you do that? What is a steady pace in direct sales and how do you keep from sputtering out?
Here are some tips and suggestions to help you get the momentum and keep it going in your direct sales business.
- Start off strong but steady. Don’t take off too hard and fast. By that I mean book your first six shows, but no more. Book them over a two-week period, 3 in the first week and 3 in the 2nd week. From there you will get other bookings for the following weeks, so you want to take it nice and steady. You don’t want to overbook yourself from the start because you will feel tired out and then get burned out from the get go. Not to mention, your family probably won’t like that you’re gone all the time. And keeping records is much harder when you over book yourself, then you get behind and feel unorganized. Starting out with a steady pace will keep you organized and going strong during your direct sales career. [Read more...]




