In the sales and marketing industry, especially in network marketing and internet marketing, personal development and self-help are very popular pursuits.

Most network marketing companies actively encourage their members to read such classics as "Think and Grow Rich" by Napolean Hill.

This makes good sense for the individuals from all walks of life who aspire to become entrepreneurs.

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What do you do during a family or personal crisis?

Do you keep blogging, business as usual, because the "show must go on"?

Or, do you write about it on your blog, risking that is is off-topic, too personal, and nobody wants to hear about it?

These are questions I have been wrestling with.

You see, one of my older sisters had major surgery last week for lung cancer.

Her name is Patti and she is not doing very well and it is a rough time for my family, especially my parents, who are elderly.

Naturally, I have found it difficult to post on this blog during this time.

I decided to share these thoughts, after all writing is good therapy.

So what do you do in these situations?

Your perspective tends to change at times like these.

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The obvious answer to this question is that internet marketers are blogging to make money online.

Many internet marketing blogs are really collections of mini sales letters for affiliate programs.

I admit to being guilty of this.

Most of these blogs also sprinkle in some "how-to" guides and product reviews that do serve a purpose, especially for beginners.

However, a blog has the potential to be so much more than this.

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Avoid the #1 Mistake Networkers Make When Building on a Budget

Mike Dillard addresses the important topic of the number 1 mistake made by network marketers trying to build their business on a budget in the second free video in the new "Building on a Budget" series.

I know I've made this mistake and I could really relate to what Mike is talking about in this video.

According to Mike, this mistake is literally the difference between the rich and the poor, not only in the network marketing industry, but in life.

He goes on to say that there is a very good chance that you are making this mistake because it is hidden behind an illusion of activity and good intentions.

So what is the mistake?

You'll have to watch the free video to find out. 

Mike Dillard and his team will be revealing their 5 top strategies for building a network marketing business on a budget in a series of free videos. 

It's excellent content that will help anyone in the industry.

Enjoy!

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I subscribe to one of Mike Filsaime's mailing lists so I can keep track of what this internet marketing maven is up to.

So I was pleasantly surprised when I read an email from Mike today saying that he has hired Jack Humphrey to consult on a project he is working on.

I have been a member of Jack's Authority Site Center for the last 8 months and subscribe to Jack's blog, "The Friday Traffic Report."

My experience is that Jack and his team deliver amazing content with integrity and great support.

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In network marketing, you are not just advertising the benefits of a product, hoping to make a sale, you are trying to get someone to join you in your business, to be a part of your team.

Hence the saying:

"People don't join companies, they join people."

But we all know this, right?

This is why we engage in attraction marketing strategies, such as those taught by Magnetic Sponsoring.

So why am I telling you this?

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Just Launched: Social Authority Community 

A new community site called Social Marketing Central has just been launched by social marketing maven Jack Humphrey, author of the Friday Traffic Report, an A-List authority site on blog marketing. 

The site looks to be a valuable resource for internet marketers and bloggers who want to learn the ins and outs of social site marketing strategies. 

It's a great opportunity to interact with experts in social media like Jack, who no doubt will attract a lot of his friends and contacts to the site.

Jack Humphrey wrote the definitive guide to web 2.0 marketing, The Authority Black Book, and created a premier membership site called Social Power Linking. 

Sign up for an account at Social Marketing Central and hang out with the mavens who know how to use social media to drive massive amounts of traffic to their sites.

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Everyone hates pushy salespeople.

Way back when I was in direct sales, I had a strong dislike for cold calling. The main reason for this was that you had to interrupt someone to try to get their attention. In other words, you had to be aggressive, or pushy.

The problem is that in sales, and if you are involved in internet marketing or network marketing, you are indeed a salesperson, you are often stuck between a rock and a hard place.

You do not earn any money unless you make a sale and you feel that you must push your message out there to succeed.

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After watching the first free video in Mike Dillard's new "Building on a Budget" series, I was really impressed with the valuable information that Mike shared and how it can be of great benefit to home business owners.

What I liked about the video is that Mike showed real examples of a simple and effective method that he and his team used to dramatically increase the conversions of a lead capture page just by making some small little changes.

What I really liked is that anyone can do this at no cost.

If you haven't seen this video yet, you can get it by clicking here.

For more information on the "Building on a Budget" series, watch this video with Mike Dillard:

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