Thursday, October 16, 2008
Courtyard by Marriott - Culver City
6333 Bristol ParkwayCulver City
7:00 p.m.Cost: $10.00
Presentation by Ardyss President Toni Morgan
Monday, October 13, 2008
Friday, October 10, 2008
DOUBLE POINTS FROM ARDYSS
Ardyss International just announced they are giving double point value October 11th-14th
* This does not apply to LeVive or Power Packs
* This does not apply to LeVive or Power Packs
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
The "Scary Times" Success System
1. Forget about yourself, focus on others.
Uncertainty can drive people into themselves, making them feel isolated and helpless. The
best strategy here is to go in the opposite direction, expanding your connection with
others – focusing on helping them transform their negatives into positives. The more you
contribute in this fashion, the less you will need to worry about your own situation. You
will become a source of confidence for everyone else.
2. Forget about your commodity, focus on your relationships.
In uncertain times, people become frightened about the viability of their “commodities” –
the things they sell and the jobs they hold. A more strategic response here is to disregard
your own commodity and focus on deepening the power and possibility of all your
relationships – with family, friends, team members, suppliers, clients, customers, and
prospects. Every time you strengthen a relationship, the viability of your commodity will
increase.
3. Forget about the sale, focus on creating value.
Most people don’t like being sold at the best of times. When the future is less certain, they
turn off, hang up, and slam shut. But what people want at all times is value creation – that
is, solutions that help them eliminate their dangers, capture their opportunities, and
reinforce their strengths. When you focus on providing these three solutions, the sales will
naturally follow.
4. Forget about your losses, focus on your opportunities.
Things you had andmay have taken for granted sometimes disappear. Some people never
get over this. They keep trying to replay their old games. A better strategy is to start an
entirely new game – using new ideas, new energies, new tools, and new resources. As the
world changes, opportunities suddenly become available to achieve far more than you
ever did in the past.
5. Forget about your difficulties, focus on your progress.
Because of some changes, things may not be as easy as they once were. New difficulties
can either defeat you or reveal new strengths. Your body’s muscles always get stronger
from working against resistance. The same is true for the “muscles” in your mind, your
spirit, and your character. Treat this whole period of challenge as a time when you can
make your greatest progress as a human being.
6. Forget about the “future,” focus on today.
The “future” is an abstraction. It doesn’t exist except as an idea. The only future that has
any reality is the one that you continually create for your self through each day’s
contributions, achievements, and results. This is an excellent time to ignore all those
experts who never saw the present circumstances coming. Focus on what you can do over
the course of each 24 hours, and you’ll be the only expert on the future you’ll ever need.
7. Forget about who you were, focus on who you can be.
Many people define themselves by external circumstances. When these abruptly or
unexpectedly change, they don’t know who they are, so they keep trying to be who they
used to be. From now on, take your cues from the inside – from your dreams, ideals,
values, and operating principles. These need never change, regardless of the
circumstances. Take advantage of external confusion to become self-directed, selfmanaged,
and self-motivated.
8. Forget about events, focus on your responses.
When things are going well, many people think they are actually in control of events.
That’s why they feel so defeated and depressed when things turn bad. They think they’ve
lost some fundamental ability. The most consistently successful people in the world know
they can’t control events – but continually work toward greater control over their creative
responses to events. Any period when things are uncertain is an excellent time to focus all
of your attention and energies on being creatively responsive to all of the unpredictable
events that lie ahead.
9. Forget about what’smissing, focus on what’s available.
When things change for the worse, many desirable resources are inevitably missing –
including information, knowledge, tools, systems, personnel, and capabilities. These
deficiencies can paralyze many people, who believe they can’t make decisions and take
action. A strategic response is to take advantage of every resource that is immediately
available in order to achieve as many small results and make as much daily progress as
possible. Work with every resource and opportunity at hand, and your confidence will
continually grow.
10.Forget about your complaints, focus on your gratitude.
When times get tough, everyone has to make a fundamental decision: to complain or to
be grateful. In an environment where negative sentiment is rampant, the consequences of
this decision are much greater. Complaining only attracts negative thoughts and people.
Gratitude, on the other hand, creates the opportunity for the best thinking, actions, and
results to emerge. Focus on everything that you are grateful for, communicate this, and
open yourself each day to the best possible consequences
Uncertainty can drive people into themselves, making them feel isolated and helpless. The
best strategy here is to go in the opposite direction, expanding your connection with
others – focusing on helping them transform their negatives into positives. The more you
contribute in this fashion, the less you will need to worry about your own situation. You
will become a source of confidence for everyone else.
2. Forget about your commodity, focus on your relationships.
In uncertain times, people become frightened about the viability of their “commodities” –
the things they sell and the jobs they hold. A more strategic response here is to disregard
your own commodity and focus on deepening the power and possibility of all your
relationships – with family, friends, team members, suppliers, clients, customers, and
prospects. Every time you strengthen a relationship, the viability of your commodity will
increase.
3. Forget about the sale, focus on creating value.
Most people don’t like being sold at the best of times. When the future is less certain, they
turn off, hang up, and slam shut. But what people want at all times is value creation – that
is, solutions that help them eliminate their dangers, capture their opportunities, and
reinforce their strengths. When you focus on providing these three solutions, the sales will
naturally follow.
4. Forget about your losses, focus on your opportunities.
Things you had andmay have taken for granted sometimes disappear. Some people never
get over this. They keep trying to replay their old games. A better strategy is to start an
entirely new game – using new ideas, new energies, new tools, and new resources. As the
world changes, opportunities suddenly become available to achieve far more than you
ever did in the past.
5. Forget about your difficulties, focus on your progress.
Because of some changes, things may not be as easy as they once were. New difficulties
can either defeat you or reveal new strengths. Your body’s muscles always get stronger
from working against resistance. The same is true for the “muscles” in your mind, your
spirit, and your character. Treat this whole period of challenge as a time when you can
make your greatest progress as a human being.
6. Forget about the “future,” focus on today.
The “future” is an abstraction. It doesn’t exist except as an idea. The only future that has
any reality is the one that you continually create for your self through each day’s
contributions, achievements, and results. This is an excellent time to ignore all those
experts who never saw the present circumstances coming. Focus on what you can do over
the course of each 24 hours, and you’ll be the only expert on the future you’ll ever need.
7. Forget about who you were, focus on who you can be.
Many people define themselves by external circumstances. When these abruptly or
unexpectedly change, they don’t know who they are, so they keep trying to be who they
used to be. From now on, take your cues from the inside – from your dreams, ideals,
values, and operating principles. These need never change, regardless of the
circumstances. Take advantage of external confusion to become self-directed, selfmanaged,
and self-motivated.
8. Forget about events, focus on your responses.
When things are going well, many people think they are actually in control of events.
That’s why they feel so defeated and depressed when things turn bad. They think they’ve
lost some fundamental ability. The most consistently successful people in the world know
they can’t control events – but continually work toward greater control over their creative
responses to events. Any period when things are uncertain is an excellent time to focus all
of your attention and energies on being creatively responsive to all of the unpredictable
events that lie ahead.
9. Forget about what’smissing, focus on what’s available.
When things change for the worse, many desirable resources are inevitably missing –
including information, knowledge, tools, systems, personnel, and capabilities. These
deficiencies can paralyze many people, who believe they can’t make decisions and take
action. A strategic response is to take advantage of every resource that is immediately
available in order to achieve as many small results and make as much daily progress as
possible. Work with every resource and opportunity at hand, and your confidence will
continually grow.
10.Forget about your complaints, focus on your gratitude.
When times get tough, everyone has to make a fundamental decision: to complain or to
be grateful. In an environment where negative sentiment is rampant, the consequences of
this decision are much greater. Complaining only attracts negative thoughts and people.
Gratitude, on the other hand, creates the opportunity for the best thinking, actions, and
results to emerge. Focus on everything that you are grateful for, communicate this, and
open yourself each day to the best possible consequences
Monday, October 6, 2008
Great October Promo's
New promo's have been posted. Please go to your Ardyss International back office and preview all the new promotions for October.
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Live Interview
Please join us Sunday on Blog Talk Radio, as we interview Ardyss President
Brena Phelps of Houston Texas. Just click on the blog talk radio button, Sunday at 11AM PST
Brena Phelps of Houston Texas. Just click on the blog talk radio button, Sunday at 11AM PST
Friday, October 3, 2008
40% Rule Basic Webinar
Join in on this webinar,conducted by Ardyss to inform you
on how the 40% rule will apply to your business
Friday, October 3, 2008 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM PDT
To register go to your Ardyss back office
on how the 40% rule will apply to your business
Friday, October 3, 2008 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM PDT
To register go to your Ardyss back office
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
DOUBLE POINTS
Exciting news Thursday Oct 2ND and Friday Oct 3rd are double points days. Do we need to say anymore about that :-)
The 40% rule nor the 60% will be in effect for the month of September which has been extended through Friday the 3rd . This covers rank only.
All interested parties there is a Super Saturday training in Houston Texas Saturday October 11Th. Contact your up line leader for further information
The 40% rule nor the 60% will be in effect for the month of September which has been extended through Friday the 3rd . This covers rank only.
All interested parties there is a Super Saturday training in Houston Texas Saturday October 11Th. Contact your up line leader for further information
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