Written by Phil Covington
Founder, ABCIncome.com
(c) copyright 2004 GRPMAX, L.L.C. & Phil Covington
Original URL: http://www.abcincome.com/articles/
In articles that I write you will sometimes see me refer to articles written previously, and which appear on ABCIncome.com.
Usually when I write an article the title comes to mind first, and then I write the article itself, often sparked by whichever topic people are telling me is most on their minds at that time.
In this case, I thought of a great title, but as I thought back over previous articles I remembered one article in particular that I’d already written and which pretty much tells the story to match this title.
So, this is perhaps the first time that I’ve written an article for ABCIncome.com that is primarily an introduction for another article.
It’s amazing how much success related material, perhaps how much material in life in general, consists of something that we’ve seen or heard before, but sometimes makes a greater impact when heard from a different angle...
In just one of the many phone conversations that I had today I was talking with a client half way around the World and we were discussing that very point. Specifically we were talking about the, “get it,” factor.
We talked about how if you’ve been around networking for a while you’ve probably heard of someone who lucked out and has a fairly good size organization under them, maybe even numbering into the thousands. Yet, because they haven’t met a few simple qualifications they aren’t really making any money.
Qualifications vary wildly from company to company, but perhaps, for example, all that person has to do in that company’s pay plan is sponsor a person, or two, or three. Or maybe they just need to start using a few of the products to show a little purchase volume (or find a few customers).
I’ve seen many such cases over the years. Usually the person in question was not responsible for the organization under them, but someone in that organization really took off and got serious about building a business.
Friends, family members, upline, associates, colleagues, you name it, try to explain that simply by meeting a few simple requirements that person could be earning hundreds, maybe even thousands of dollars each month on the organization under them. The money is already there, it’s already being earned, they just haven’t qualified to receive commissions from it.
It was the opinion of the client that I was discussing this with today that people in such situations just don’t understand. He felt that, if they only understood, they would surely meet the few simple requirements needed to collect the commissions already being generated under them. But I disagreed…
If you explain to someone, for example, that the organization under them is already earning them $10,000, but they can’t actually receive any of that money unless they meet a few simple requirements, I don’t think that’s so hard to understand? The person is already a representative, and the business has already been built under them and already exist, so there is really almost nothing for that person to do in order to be able to qualify for the money that in effect has already been earned.
It’s kind of like one of my favorite stories, “$2,000.00 Straight From The Bank,” that you will see referred to often on ABCIncome.com. If you haven’t read it, you should!
Not to hold you in suspense any longer, I’ll now mention the article that today’s article serves as another heading and introduction for. Many people might miss the financial “power” that we’re talking about here, simple because of the title of the original article.
So I’m giving the same concept a different title here: How would you like to Retire On What You Earn Now?
Did you know that whatever your current income it is very likely enough for you to retire on right now, today? But unlike the traditional concept of working until age 65, this article is talking about a way that you can literally be retired months or a few short years from now, whether you are 65, or 25!
By the way, speaking of age 65, did you know that statistics show that most people over age 65 no longer have enough money to retire on and are forced to continue working?
