So I’ve been toying with several blog ideas over the past couple of weeks because I really wanted to talk about something that hasn’t really been discussed before.
Also, I was looking for industries that could potentially have a huge social impact on society.
My conclusion was that any industry could foot the bill (i.e. make a difference) as long as the end result of their efforts added value to the lives of all involved and didn’t cause harm in the process.
Since this was a very large conclusion to come to, I decided to look at ways of doing business, and this is what lead me to writing about network marketing industry today.
Now let me start by saying that, I am apart of a network marketing company and to some extent I am biased.
However, I am very aware that throughout the years network marketing has really earned a bum wrap because so many of the companies that professes to but beacons of light and a sure path of freedom from poverty simply haven’t been that.
Many of these companies have misrepresented the true success potential of their opportunity, are like cults in that new recruits pressure friends and family to join, and to make matters worst many of these companies change pay plans when their enterprise becomes saturated with too many distributors.
However, the fundamental concept of network marketing is social in nature and could potentially be the strongest ally for aspiring social entrepreneurs around the world.
Done correctly network marketing is Social Entrepreneurship at its finest…Network marketing is supposed to be about creating a lifestyle that assist those closest to you by offering them a product, service or business opportunity that can actually enrich or add value their lives.
However, in order for network marketing to be truly social entrepreneurial it must be carried out with the highest degree of integrity on the part of the company and the independent distributor.
The network marketing company must be ethical, maintain a high degree of integrity, and truly have the intent of making a difference in the world instead of just making a buck.
Secondly the independent distributors involved in a network marketing company must be ethical and committed to working with the organization because they have concluded that their network marketing organization is the right fit, at the right time for their life.
In my next blog we will discuss the social entrepreneurial impact of network marketing companies and distributors that actually get the philosophy of making a difference.
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