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by Matt DiMaio

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Category: Personal Development

Can such mundane items as frozen orange juice, dishwashing detergent, and a magnifying glass really deliver any useful information on how to be successful in building your network marketing business?

The answer will not only surprise you, but I believe you’ll be both impressed and inspired when you understand this simple lesson. Even more interesting, you’re going to discover how to MULTIPLY your personal power without needing ANY additional energy.

If you are hungry for success, whether it’s with your network marketing business or in other pursuits, there are two words that are vitally important.  However, I believe that these two words are often spoken without most people having a true understanding of what they actually mean.

Those two words are CONCENTRATE and FOCUS.

In order to attain respect, admiration, and success in any endeavor, whether it’s recruiting more team members, becoming a better speaker at meetings, learning to play a musical instrument, studying a foreign language… or anything else you want to achieve, you must first learn to CONCENTRATE and FOCUS.

Let’s take a closer look at each of those words and see if thinking about them differently can help you gain the rewards and success you desire.

ORANGE JUICE and DETERGENT

One common use of the word CONCENTRATE has to do with ORANGE JUICE.  It’s often sold as a frozen concentrate. We also refer to some brands of DISH SOAP and LAUNDRY DETERGENT as being CONCENTRATED.

It is often easier to understand the meaning of a word by looking at its opposite. The opposite of concentration is DILUTION. When you dilute something, it’s watered down. Using the word as it refers to orange juice and detergent in this sense means that no water has been added. It has not been not diluted. When orange juice, detergent, or anything else becomes diluted it becomes weak. Therefore, we buy a concentrate because it is strong. It is more powerful than other products which have been weakened from diluting it with water, or other things.

MAGNIFYING GLASS 

As a kid, maybe you played with a magnifying glass and used it to burn little bits of paper, or some dry leaves in the yard. Think about this. When you focused the sunlight through the lens of your magnifying glass, you were using whatever sunlight was available. There was no way to get any more of it.

Whether or not you used your magnifying glass, you still had the same amount of energy. However, when you used the magnifying glass, and then FOCUSED the beam and CONCENTRATED the energy, you had an entirely different result. You were able to take the same sunlight that warmed the back of your hand and make it become so powerful that you could now start fires.

HERE’S THE LESSON

You needed NO additional energy to increase your result by many times. You simply FOCUSED the available supply of light and greatly MULTIPLIED its power. With your orange juice concentrate and your concentrated detergent, you got something strong. You didn’t want the weak stuff that had been diluted by adding other stuff to it.

NOW HERE’S THE ASTOUNDING TRUTH… you can do exactly the same thing with your business.

When you FOCUS your energy, you magnify your power. When you CONCENTRATE your efforts, your results are multiplied by many times.

Now get this… the results you can get in your business will become far greater WITHOUT USING MORE ENERGY than you are now. You just have to stop getting distracted with tasks and activities that have nothing to do with achieving your actual goal. Doing that other stuff makes you weaker.

Stop watering yourself down. Stop multi-tasking. Do one thing at a time.

When you’re recruiting, RECRUIT. When you’re practicing to become a better speaker, don’t get distracted. When it’s time to make presentations, don’t waste time with ‘busy work’. When you’re studying something important to you, put everything else aside… at least for a designated amount of time. In other words, “DO what you’re doing… while you’re DOING IT.”

FOCUS your energy. CONCENTRATE your efforts.

When you apply those two words to your life, you will immensely magnify your personal power and multiply your results.

Author BIO

Matt DiMaio

Speaker, Trainer, Published Author, and popular YouTuber, Matt DiMaio has been conducting his special brand of training for more than 40 years.

Known as “The EnterTrainer” because he helps people Laugh and Learn their way to success, Matt also has 3 books on Amazon: “How To Remember People’s Names”, “Forgetful No More”, and “Straight ‘A’ Strategies for Successful Online Learning”.

Matt has been on stage and conducted training at some of North America’s most prestigious venues including Caesar’s Palace, Bally’s, The Paris Hotel and Casino, The Waldorf Astoria, Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center, Hotel Del Coronado, Westbury Music Fair, Nassau Coliseum, The Toronto Convention Center, and even at The Super Dome.

School tells you WHAT to learn, Matt DiMaio teaches you HOW to learn it.

Now in his 4th decade of producing attention-getting results, Matt is a renowned speaker, published author with a #1 Best Seller on Amazon, and Guinness World Record Certificate holder.

Matt DiMaio is also the creator of the popular YouTube channel: “Be Smarter Faster” where he teaches accelerated learning skills that have helped tens of millions of students and gained an enthusiastic worldwide audience.

Since 1980, he has continued to research, teach, and publish the very best tips, tactics, and techniques that enable students of every age to learn everything and anything, faster and easier.

Living up to the adage of “Practice what you preach” Matt often recalls the names of everyone in his audience, even when there are hundreds.

Matt got his start in Network Marketing way back in 1976 and has worn many hats in our profession since then: a top personal producer, a respected trainer, a corporate executive with several companies, an industry consultant, and today is the “Ghost Writer” for 2 industry legends.

Often called “The EnterTrainer” for his dynamic and humorous style, Matt’s philosophy is to “Laugh and Learn Your Way to Success”.

Matt DiMaio