Hello Leaders,
Our recording of Saturday's conference call is now available!
For those of you who attended the call we apologize for the technical difficulty, as we have been notified that the support team inadvertently muted the first portion of Michelle Rosado's training. The issue has been addressed and we don't expect a mishap like this again.
Please take the time to listen to this powerful call also featuring co-founder Randy Rosado, Vice President Randy Fabian, Branch Partner Shawn Coleman and Consultant Heather Eldridge. This will give you a wealth of information in the loan process as well as marketing your NMC business.
You don't want to miss it!
"Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you."
- Ella Wheeler Wilcox, 1855-1919, Poet and Journalist
Saturday, June 23, 2007
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Courage
"Courage is going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm." - Winston Churchill
Everyone has experienced some form of failure in their lives, but it is how we perceive that failure to be which determines how quickly it will lead them to their success.
In college I strived to be the best student I could be, studying at all hours of the night, applying to internships at investment banking firms so I could get that 'great job' my parents so wanted me to have.
As a senior one of the last mandatory courses I needed to complete was a public speaking class. I was deathly afraid of speaking in front of two people much less an audience of 50. Stumbling on my words, fidgeting beyond recognition, I got through my first speech. I also failed miserably.
Through this experience I never felt like a failure. It was a stepping stone of what was to be. In 2004 we joined a company that was looking for public speakers. Immediately I looked online and found Working the Room: How to Move People to Action through Audience-Centered Speaking
by Nick Morgan. For the first few months I'd read the messages over and over again, almost reciting them in my sleep. I watched as my mentor dazzled his audience with jokes and a dose of reality. "I'm going to be speaker one day. A good speaker," I thought to myself.
Then, six months later a mentor coerced me to present to a room filled with 30 people, and I panicked, as if my speech in public speaking class had repeated itself once again. I took a deep breath, walked into the presentation room and gave that speech. After some practice, it then led to speeches to audiences of 100, 500, even 1,000 people.
You see, we all can experience failure. But we also have the choice to succeed.
Everyone has experienced some form of failure in their lives, but it is how we perceive that failure to be which determines how quickly it will lead them to their success.
In college I strived to be the best student I could be, studying at all hours of the night, applying to internships at investment banking firms so I could get that 'great job' my parents so wanted me to have.
As a senior one of the last mandatory courses I needed to complete was a public speaking class. I was deathly afraid of speaking in front of two people much less an audience of 50. Stumbling on my words, fidgeting beyond recognition, I got through my first speech. I also failed miserably.
Through this experience I never felt like a failure. It was a stepping stone of what was to be. In 2004 we joined a company that was looking for public speakers. Immediately I looked online and found Working the Room: How to Move People to Action through Audience-Centered Speaking
by Nick Morgan. For the first few months I'd read the messages over and over again, almost reciting them in my sleep. I watched as my mentor dazzled his audience with jokes and a dose of reality. "I'm going to be speaker one day. A good speaker," I thought to myself.Then, six months later a mentor coerced me to present to a room filled with 30 people, and I panicked, as if my speech in public speaking class had repeated itself once again. I took a deep breath, walked into the presentation room and gave that speech. After some practice, it then led to speeches to audiences of 100, 500, even 1,000 people.
You see, we all can experience failure. But we also have the choice to succeed.
Saturday, June 16, 2007
NMC...Where Do YOU Want to Build Your Business?
As of today, NMC Mortgage Network is licensed in 42 states! Where do you live? Where do you want to grow your business?
When Randy and I got involved in network marketing back in '03 we didn't have much luck with our local market in South Florida. So what did we do? We built an organization in every other state - From New York to California, we were closing loans. We never gave up on our local market, networking with real estate agents left and right. And those contacts are still with us today.
Check out the states where you can build your NMC business!
Thursday, June 14, 2007
NMC Mortgage Network's NEW VIDEO PRESENTATION!
It's here...our new video presentation, including information on our Associate program as well as a more in-depth look at our incredible compensation plan. Click play below to view the video:
The video can also be found on our marketing page, http://nmcbusiness.com
Don't delay your success. Life is just too much fun not to live it to the fullest!
http://nmcbusiness.com
The video can also be found on our marketing page, http://nmcbusiness.com
Don't delay your success. Life is just too much fun not to live it to the fullest!
http://nmcbusiness.com
Saturday, June 9, 2007
ALL NEW! NMC's New Associate Program!
BIG News!
NMC Mortgage Network has launched their new Associate Program. At NO COST!
Find out more...
NMC Mortgage Network has launched their new Associate Program. At NO COST!
- Full Back Office Training Module
- Support from Loan Processing Staff
- Fully Developed Personalized Web Site
- Upgrade to Consultant and Manage a Team
Find out more...
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