Will & Gemma ~ original music playing is Equinox by RhythmRancher 2008

RhythmRancher Blog “TO SEE THINGS IN THE SEED, THAT IS GENIUS.” ~Lao Tzu Posted on February 24, 2013 Here are eleven more hot tips to help you get your Spring “Networking Marketing” Garden established. 1.) Make sure you have enough seeds ready to plant ~~~ where information goes, product flows. 2.) Decide where to plant ~~~ act upon best logical hunch for best ROI. 3.) Prepare soil ~~~ visibility and more visibility is crucial to your success. 4.) Place seed into soil with great care ~~~ help people with their questions and provide documentation. 5.) Water as needed ~~~ be generous with each prospect and give them the information they need and want. 6.) Fertilize as needed ~~~ be attentive to their interest and needs and let them know you are ready to serve them. 7.) Pull weeds as they appear ~~~ handle objections or issues quickly and professionally. 8.) Repair any fences or trellis as wind or animals may knock down ~~~ correct any misconceptions or confusion that may arise. 9.) Watch out for garden pests and be ready to handle ~~~ perhaps procrastination is the most common type yet there are others.. 10) Observe the beauty of natural growth ~~~ see how facts and information provided will help a person make a wise decision naturally. 11) Harvest the FRUITS of your labor ~~~ close the deal when the prospect is ripe and ready…timing is everything. Enjoy your time in the garden Guys ) These are moments well spent. The gardener proceeds with the joy of gardening and the expectation of a fine harvest, and this has been going on for Millennia. There is no better analogy for your business… its really kinda the same thing… so why not align your vision and go for it? keep it simple. wishing you the finest week ahead ~ with respect / gratitude ~ Will & Gemma @ (530) 468-2166 OR dublmranch@sisqtel.net +++++++ “Great trees grow from the smallest shoots; a terraced garden, from a pile of earth, and a journey of a thousand miles starts from beneath your feet” ~ Lao Tzu Share this: