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Date: August 5th, 2010
In this issue :
Olive Oil, Butter or Vegetable Oil??
David Rutz of Escape Inernational and Earline Downey on Tonight's call
Staying Focused on Your Business
Olive Oil, Butter or Vegetable Oil??
I’m often asked about Olive Oil,
Dr. Wallach says Olive Oil is not good to use in cooking he prefers Real Butter, but Not to the point of it being over heated or burned.
We all hear Olive Oil is better to use than Vegetable Oil, but why?
It’s not that the “Oil” is that healthy as much as it is the Antioxidants in the Olive Oil; take a look at this Wikipedia page in regards to Olive Leaf Extract. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olive_leaf
The Antioxidant and Anti Viral / Anti Microbial benefits of the Phytonutrients found in Olive Oil, are found in much higher concentrations in the Olive Leaf Extracts. If you want to use Olive Oil, remember the rule “all things in moderation”, so Olive Oil on salads is fine, if you choose to cook with it, don’t over heat it or like other vegetable oils, it may become harmful.
If you are looking for the Antioxidant Benefits of Olives, remember we have recently added Olive Leaf Extract to our Killer Biotic Fx.
Until Next Week,
Best Wishes for Ultimate Health and Majestic Dreams!!!
Steve Wallach
GIC
Youngevity® International
Helping You Live Young and Prosper!
“To Accomplish Great Things we must not only act, but also Dream; not only plan, but also Believe.” - Anatole France
This Week's Conference Call
Please join us this evening as we introduce David Rutz of Escape International to the Youngevity family. David will be providing our listeners with valuable information regarding Escape International and their product line.
In addition, Diamond Leader Earline Downey shares the 10 Daily Habits needed to build a successful MLM organization.
Please join us every Thursday night at 5:00 PM Pacific, followed by The Leadership Training Call with Sandy Elsberg at 5:30 PM Pacific. Please dial (303) 664-6005, ID 8016610#
Help reduce background noise, and please dial 6 to mute and un-mute your line.
Staying Focused on Your Business
If you are easily distracted, staying focused on your business can be harder than doing the actual work of your business! It is very easy to procrastinate, especially when you are working at home. There are always a million other things to do.
Here is something you should always try to remember; The dishes can wait! The laundry can wait! So go make those phone calls or answer those emails. The laundry and dishes will still be there, waiting for you! However, if you wait too long to call a client back, they may move on to someone who gets back to them faster than you do.
Why did you become a business owner in the first place? Did you need to bring in an extra money to pay off credit cards? Was it to put money away for your children's college fund? Or was it to save for retirement? Whatever the reason, write it down and put it where you will see it on a daily basis. When you are feeling distracted, look at what you wrote down. It will be easier to work when you remember why you are working in the first place.
Hold yourself accountable. You will also want team up with someone else, maybe your mentor or sponsor. Having another person holding you accountable is always good. You can share you successes or share your frustration when something didn't go as planned.
Stay motivated by setting daily, weekly and month goals. If you work backwards, you will create a road map to your success. Example, if your financial goals is to sell $1500 that month. You will see that you need to sell $375 each week. How many home meetings or parties do you need to hold, how many phone calls do you need to make each day, how many new people to you need to sponsor that month, etc.
Celebrate! When you do accomplish a goal, be sure to celebrate. Or when one of your team members reaches a goal, be sure to celebrate with them. Take time to focus on the achievement, you deserve it!
Wiley Hurt
COO
Youngevity® International
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