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Are your thoughts stopping you from having success in Network Marketing?

Thoughts are made up of our belief system. We choose and form judgments based on beliefs we have collected over the years. We have attitudes, ideas and opinions of others and ourselves. We have been conditioned to think and act a certain way.

All our life experiences have led us to believe certain things. Whether these things are true or not, to our brain it really does not matter. If we accept the idea as truth than for us it is truth.

The challenge is to dig in your heels and ask yourself *what do you believe and why?*

Pick yourself apart. Is it truth? Question your belief system.

For instance, perhaps as a child you where told you will amount to nothing. Believing someone else's opinion can jeopardize your success in life.

On the other hand, right thinking is based on truth. The truth is God did not make junk. You are an important person. Accepting this truth will put you on the right path and you will literally act out the new you.

Our success and struggle in life depends on how we think. Life begins in our mind and with our thought patterns. Believing in the truth will indeed set one free.

Believing the truth means not blaming someone or something outside of us. It means accepting oneself in a new way.

What and how we think is so important in the Network Marketing business. Having a correct thought process is the beginning formula for big success.

The starting point of making permanent changes in your belief system begins with asking yourself what you believe and why you believe what you do. Take a good look at your own belief system.

Going on a mental cleanse will help you go beyond positive or negative thinking to right thinking.

It's all about choices. You can make choices and change your wrong thinking to right thinking. When your deepest inner belief is correct your mind will filter out negative information. Then your mind can take the ideas and turn them into real results.

Interested in starting the process?

Copyright 2006 Monica Karge