Paula Pritchard: It takes courage to work on your weaknesses, but the rewards are worth the journey.

Erica Combs: Success has no secrets. When questioned, those who have been successful are quick to tell their story of complete devotion to the attainment of their goals and dreams. They speak of the commitment to developing their craft with a passion and zest for complete fulfillment of their dreams. The theme is always the same: "They paid the price for their success."

Lisa Jimenez: Fear exists. But you can conquer fear and neutralize its power by cultivating your faith. Live your life like you've already won.

Kim Klaver: What should you say to prospects so they get the vision? Not what you've learned to say in traditional network marketing training. There's an integrity crisis in the industry, a huge chasm between what reps are taught to offer prospects and what's true in their experience...

Sonia Stringer: If you are in network marketing, chances are your commitment gets tested everyday. Have you come close to throwing in the towel on your dreams or goals? Well, don't - Sonia shows you how to get through the hard times, motivate yourself, and tap into your infinite potential.

Troy Dooly: A few weeks ago, one of our field leaders called and said, “I lost a prospect today, he signed with another leader in our company. I just don’t understand why...

Mitch Axelrod: Are You Ready to Be a Game Changer? How has the business game changed for you these past few years? For most of us, the answer is, “profoundly!” The old game is over. The new game is here. It requires new thinking, new strategies, new skills, a new game plan, new playbook and new plays. Here are 10 key distinctions of the new game of business

Mitch Axelrod: YOU are an untapped gold mine. You are poised to make a serious jump into a new league of play. You are ready to become a game changer, and make a real difference

Although you may enjoy your work, you may hate going to business-related social events with clients, colleagues and others in your field. You are not alone. Many people feel anxious and nervous when entering a room filled with unfamiliar faces, but you no longer have to be one of those people.

Kim Klaver: Each week on our big national conference calls, people from the 35 to 45 companies on the line tell us their biggest obstacle to success is this: Finding good people to talk to and, when they finally have one, getting that person to even LISTEN to the opportunity...