VIDA Cardio-Ceutical Drink

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Introducing “VIDA Cardio-Ceutical Drink” the New and the WORLDS 1st Cardio-Ceutical Drink. Specially for Your HEART!
INGREDIENTS
• LycoVera Natura-Blend
• Stevia
• Natural Grape Flavor
“Clinical Human Studies shows that intake of 30mg to 90mg to 270mg of
LycoVera Natura-Blend resulted to 62% to 91% immediate increase in
Artery Dilation within 1 hour, monitored thru FMD” by Dr. Peter Howe of
University of South Australia
“Clinical Human studies also shows that intake of 75mg of LycoVera
Natura-Blend dailyfor 6 to 8 weeks resulted to 23% increase in Artery
Dilation thru FMD monitoring.” by Dr. Iris Kunz (Senior Scientist &
Clinical Trial Manager)
Flow Mediated Dilation (FMD) is a well-known and medically accepted
gauge and biomarker of human cardiovascular health.
The advanced process that guarantees superior nutrient absorption. It is
a beadlet technology developed by DSM that protects the nutrients during
manufacturing and storage and then releases them in the stomach.
Key benefits
Vida® is a high-potency, convenient and safe trans-resveratrol for
healthy aging and healthy heart
Vida® is 99% pure – the purest form of trans-resveratrol available
Vida® is a nature-identical form of resveratrol
Vida® has comprehensive safety data that is unmatched by any other form
of resveratrol
Vida® has undergone 10 years of development and testing
Vida® is one of the leading resveratrol dietary and food ingredients to
meet a high safety standard
Vida® is free from pesticides and herbicides and can be used in a
variety of dietary supplement and food and beverages
Vida® has self-affirmed Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) status by an
independent panel of experts, and is produced according to Food GMP
(Good Manufacturing Principles), while meeting OU Kosher and Halal
requirements.

Return on investment in MLM

Return on investment in MLM 

MLM is a business system in which your investment is time and effort – not money. As you invest your time, regularly, your return on investment (ROI) grows steadily until it reaches the point where it passes your investment level. And your ROI is paid in cash.


This graph shows how your investment works in MLM. The vertical axis represents your income. The horizontal axis represents time. The red line is your level of investment each month (in time) and the yellow line represents your rate of income growth.
ROI Chart

Figure 1

Let’s say you invest 10 hours per week, and we value your time at $25 per hour. In money terms, you’re investing the equivalent of $250 per week, or around $1,000 per month (40+ hours), in your MLM business. If your income from your business falls below that level – as it will in the start-up phase – we treat that as your start-up investment in your business (orange area).

Figure 2

As you begin to retail some products and earn reciprocal income in the form of retail commissions, your income stream begins. At this stage, it’s still well below your level of investment, but growing as you continue to invest your time and effort each week. As you add residual income in the form of bonuses earned as a result of sponsoring others who do the same as you, your total income grows steadily. (The yellow line represents your income growth, the green area represents your total income.)

Figure 3

Your income (ROI) continues to grow each month until it reaches point B – your Break-even level, where your ROI equals your investment each month.

Figure 4

Your growth continues – but now your ROI exceeds your investment every month until, after a while, your profit (bright green) has matched your start-up investment (orange). You’ve now reached the point where you’ve recouped your initial investment of time and effort in cash, and your ROI each month continues to grow.
This is the real power of MLM, or Network Marketing. This is what makes it the unique opportunity it truly is for anyone willing to invest the time and effort required for success.
And this is why you cannot invest MONEY in your MLM business… there’s simply no way to obtain the same kind of Return On Investment from investing cash as you can get from investing time and effort.

If anyone — from your would-be sponsor to your would-be upline leaders — tries to persuade you that it's a great idea to crank up your credit card limit and spend up big on products, up front, so you can earn a higher bonus rate from Day One, you can count on one thing to be true....

THEY expect to earn a LOT more than YOU will from YOUR initial purchase!

You should immediately stop and listen to the alarm bells. They should be deafening to you. You ignore them — and your instincts — at your peril!

This is called "Front-end loading" and it's a key feature of illegal pyramid selling schemes. These people are infected with pyramid selling mentality, even if the opportunity itself is legitimate.
Its real name is G-R-E-E-D!

A brief history of MLM

A brief history of MLM

Nobody knows exactly when MLM began, because it really evolved over a number of years, prior to World War II. Most observers agree that Nutrilite — now an Amway® subsidiary — was the first true MLM company. In addition to being the founders of network marketing, they were the founders of the vitamin and food supplements industry, way back in the 1920s. So the historical connection between MLM and nutritional products dates back over most of the twentieth century — a fact unknown to most people (especially those who think that, somehow, MLM companies are johnny-come-latelies to nutrition. Most of the major product breakthroughs in that industry have been pioneered by MLM companies, in fact.)

The beginnings of MLM

In 1949, two young men named Rich DeVos and Jay VanAndel became Nutrilite distributors. In the ensuing decade, they build a large, prosperous organisation across America. But, in the late 1950s, a problem arose that was to continue to plague many MLM companies even until now. And it almost sank their business.

The manufacturing arm of Nutrilite was owned separately from the marketing arm. And, as often happens in such circumstances (not just in MLM), the marketing arm was seen to be making most of the money. There’s nothing unusual in this. It’s a fact of life that those who connect manufacturers to their markets take the lion’s share of the selling price, in any industry.

To make a long story short, a standoff developed between the manufacturer and the marketer. DeVos and VanAndel watched, alarmed, as their distribution network dwindled rapidly due to lack of product and the resulting lack of income from sales. They formed "The American Way Association" in an attempt to help resolve the stand-off. Finally, unable to bring the two parties to an agreement, they decided to create a product of their own that they could supply to what was left of their network.

Amway is born

What happened next is legendary. In 1959, they formed Amway Corporation. Within ten years, they’d bought Nutrilite, and Amway has rarely looked back ever since. It’s still the largest MLM company worldwide.

Of course, that kind of spectacular success soon attracts attention — and imitators. Before long a rash of MLM companies sprang into existence. But there was also a dark side to the story — one that still causes problems to this day.

It didn't take sharp operators long to realise that they couldn't take advantage of people under the strict, ethical rules of conduct required by the MLM companies. So they came up with a counterfeit version, based very loosely on a scam from the late 1920s (The Ponzi Scheme) that looked like MLM, but allowed them to fleece people who were basically the same as themselves… lazy and greedy.

Thus was born the Pyramid Selling Scheme.

The counterfeits soon emerge

It’s ironic that people still mistakenly accuse MLM of being pyramid selling when it was actually the real MLM companies that first petitioned government authorities to have pyramid selling outlawed.

It didn’t take long for legislation to be passed to rub out pyramid selling. But pyramid selling isn’t really a system or structure, despite its cunning name. It’s a mentality — an attitude — which is very hard to legislate against. Consequently, many anti-pyramid laws also discriminate unintentionally against legitimate network marketing, “throwing the baby out with the bathwater.”

Over the following decades, MLM has evolved and developed further into the wide array of companies, product ranges, reward plans and cultures that exist today. This unique, powerful system of free enterprise continues to grow, attracting more and more people to it. As we enter the twenty-first century, MLM has never been so well-respected, so healthy, so attractive or so rewarding.

Why MLM works

Why MLM works 

If you ask people involved in MLM to define WHY the system works, it's almost a 100% certainty that they'll describe HOW it works instead... the pay plans, the procedures, the practices, the structures, etc etc etc, when what really makes it work are the little-known principles on which it's based.

They're not the same thing. Not even close. And what it says, loud and clear, is that they don't have a clue about WHY network marketing works. That's especially worrying when it's the owner or chief executive of the company!

There are basically two types of people in business...
  • Innovators and
  • Imitators
Innovators understand cause and effect, so they're in control of the processes involved. If things go wrong, they have a good chance of fixing them, fast.

Imitators see the effects of innovators' discoveries and think that they're the causes! When things go wrong (not if, but when — guaranteed!) they haven't a clue how to fix them because they have no idea of the cause-and-effect processes involved.

When you consider that 95% of all MLM companies fail within the first five years, what does that suggest about the people running them?

Yep... they're imitators who've seen something that impresses then and copied it, but without understanding what's really powering it. So this is one of the most crucial insights you need to have before choosing an MLM company to work with.

What kind of principles are we talking about?

First, you need to understand a little about Fourth Generation™ systems and why MLM is the only Fourth Generation™ business system in existence. This simple reality is almost unknown to network marketing executives everywhere, but once you see what it's all about, it becomes crystal clear that this is why MLM has such a lousy reputation. For example, one of the foundation principles of Fourth Generation™ thinking is...
"Fourth Generation systems cannot be made to work on First, Second or Third Generation principles."
This also gives us a critical clue in understanding why MLM companies fail so often: they're run by people who are trained to operate traditional, FIRST Generation business systems! (There are almost NO Second or Third Generation business systems). Learn more about the differences here...

It's like trying to launch a space shuttle by having everyone flap their arms. It will never get off the ground!

The GOOD news: it means that the problem is simple to fix!
All you need is to replace your First Generation principles and practices with enlightening and empowering Fourth Generation™ principles and practices.

How MLM Works

How MLM Works 

Contrary to popular belief and practice, the core principles that drive network marketing are the based on FULFILMENT of promises – not just PROMISES of fulfilment.
In other words, people are much more satisfied and excited, long term, by EATING a good meal than by LOOKING AT an impressive menu!

Yet most time and effort in network marketed is devoted to trying to attract people through lavish promises of what might be (usually supported by holding up the the high income earners – less than 1% of the people in most companies – as examples) rather than ensuring that the people who buy the “Dream” actually experience genuine success, right from the beginning.

Here’s how network marketing should operate. It’s a simple, controllable, three-stage process…

Stage One: Enthusiastic Consumer

Use the products and experience the benefits.
When you discover that the benefits outstrip the promises made about them, and all the conditions that had to be met to obtain those benefits (including the purchase price and actually using them), you get REALLY enthused.

Anticipation – the promise of fulfilment – is one thing, but it’s short-lived if the benefits aren’t soon forthcoming. Personal experience of the benefits – the fulfilment of the promise – is MUCH more potent, and it continues as you share the the benefits with others and continue to experience them for yourself.

An added benefit is not having to face an ethical dilemma whenever you try to sell or sponsor without that personal experience of the claimed benefits. It undermines your integrity, self-respect and credibility.

Stage Two: Enthusiastic Product Advocate

Share the product benefits with other people.
This will earn you reciprocal income, where you exchange one thing of value for another. (In this case your product for their money. In a job, you exchange your time for your boss's money.) Reciprocal income is not your main icnome source in network marketing, but it’s the most immediate and the easiest to earn for new people. Never forget… “little fish are sweet” applies as much in network marketing as in anything else in life.

This proves two things – first, that the products work for others, and they get excited by the benefits, and second, you can actually make money selling the products to others.

Once again, your enthusiasm is based on fulfilment, not promises. Not just your own fulfilment, either. Your customers’ fulfilment as well.

Stage Three: Enthusiastic Business Advocate

Share the income opportunity with other people.
Some of those customers will catch your own enthusiasm, and your reality will become their vision. They’ll join you and experience the benefits of reciprocal income, immediately.

This will begin to create residual income for you – the REAL income stream in network marketing, because it’s high leverage. The more people who join you, the more your income will grow – yet your time and effort will remain at the same kind of level.

Now you’re enthusiasm is climbing rapidly, based once more on actual fulfilment, not mere promises. And because your people are experiencing their own fulfilments based on actual experience, the synergy within your team becomes extremely powerful.
That’s the whole “shooting match” – anything more complicated than this loses the plot badly, and will soon sabotage your efforts.

The KISS Principle   (No – it's not “Keep It Simple, Stupid”!)

Learn to Keep It SAFE and SIMPLE.

Complicating your network marketing business is the fastest way to LOSE the benefits and emotional fulfilments. Remember – your people will do what they SEE YOU DO, not what they hear you say.

How to STAY enthused and excited

Stay close to your new people – they’re your most potent source of renewed enthusiasm, as they experience the kind of differences that you originally experienced, that got you so excited.

And if your enthusiasm starts to wane, and you feel yourself growing “stale”, the solution is simple… just begin sharing the products and income and business benefits with some new people, and enjoy a fresh infusion of excitement for yourself, from their excitement at experiencing the fulfilments – NOT just promises – that are the REAL motive power in network marketing.