We can find our team without being “that person.”

You know “that person”.

The person who ambushes friends to get them to a home meeting.

The one who calls family and friends over and over with each new “exciting” announcement.

I didn’t want to be “that person” and yet the training I got from my up line made me feel like I was “that person.”

I remembered when I got an invitation to see a “project” an acquaintance said would interest me.

I found myself in a living room with other people I didn’t know. We were all asked to share our hopes and dreams.

It seems like it took an hour. Finally – we learned that we were being introduced to a network marketing opportunity.

I was fuming.

I felt used, deceived, angry.

I never wanted to see that man again. I lost respect for him. He was not honest about what he invited me to.

And I never, never wanted to be “that person.”

First, you must get comfortable with the unknown.
Basically, you need to be present and respect the journey.

Know that you’re not going to learn everything you need all at once, in one fell swoop.

When you go online, you’re learning a whole new skill set.
Almost a new profession.