What Network Marketers Can Accomplish Before Breakfast

Does the idea of getting up early bother you? Did you promise yourself you’d never have an 8 o’clock class in college?

Well, you may want to rethink that strategy. New research shows that people who spend a little time getting ready for their day – training, tracking, talking and thinking may be more successful in the long run.

The reason? You’re less likely to put off successful action builders – like making real decisions about your business, finding time for a training CD, planning your day or even exercising. Or combining something like exercise and Ambit training.

I found this interesting story about how making decisions is affected by the time of day they are made. For instance, a prisoner who appears for a parole hearing in the morning received parole 70% of the time. A prisoner appearing at the end of the day only gets granted parole about 10% of the time.

The reason for the fluctuations – Mental work of “deciding” wears down as the day goes on.

We brought you a glimpse of what successful network marketers do before breakfast here. You can also follow this discussion on our Facebook Group.

Today, we wanted to bring you something really useful – a list of 15 things consultants can do accomplish breakfast.

I went through a bunch of previous blogs on organization, productivity and prospecting and created this list of highly attainable actions you can accomplish before breakfast.

And we’re issuing you a challenge – do at least one of them for a week. And then tell us if you have more success in your business. We’ll come back next month and examine the results in another post.

1. Get up 10 minutes earlier and make a plan for the day.
2. Examine the 13 activities that has been proven  will get you to Ambit success.
3. Decide exactly what you want to achieve with your business.
4. Talk to your spouse or partner about your dreams before stress and daily routines create separation.
5. Spend 10 minutes writing down what you’re thankful for.
6. Spend 30 minutes being interested in yourself – exercise, journal or do something spiritual. If you don’t do it now, you’re less likely to make time for it later.
7. Plan how you will be interested in at least 5 people today – a card, a call or a compliment. Write it on a notecard and keep it within reach all day.
8. Get to know one member of your family on a deeper level. Take a walk with one of them. Chat over a cup of coffee.
9. Meet a friend once a week for coffee and a chat. Or join a walking group. This chance for building relationships can set your tone for the day.
10. Spend time getting great at one key piece of your business. 
11. Track what worked yesterday and make a list of improvements on what didn’t work.
12. Evaluate your success. Instead of focusing on what you’re not doing, get focused on what you can do today to get closer to the first goal on your list.
13. Write your blogs. Professional writers call them morning pages. The idea is to get the thoughts flowing. If you’re interested in using this tactic in your business, this can be a great way to fit it in.
14. Send an email to one team member and acknowledge them for their specific contribution to theirs and your success.
15. Review your purpose for being in this business and find more ways to focus on getting to your success.

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