Here are 10 common reasons why people fail in MLM!

1. Many fail because they didn't really get started, they tried to make a few appointments or got a few rejections and they stop doing the business!

2. Many quit after three months to six months because they found the results they got was below their expectations, they were expecting big results for little effort!

3. Many chose the wrong company that has poor management or poor compensation plan or both!

4. Many were looking for a get-rich-quick scheme where they can put in very little commitment and effort and get quick results!

5. Many were no teachable and not willing to follow instruction from the leaders, they were doing it their way!

6. Many were not willing to attend training and seminars as many times as possible to learn the business and did not turn up at least once a week to learn the basics of doing the business.

7. Many were not shown step by step what to do by their sponsor, they were left to figure out the business by themselves!

8. Many did not believe in the products and are not taking the products regularly.

9. Many did not understand the compensation plan and are not able to present it!

10. Many did not have a big why?

If you really want to be successful in MLM or network marketing, you must have a big why, a great purpose to do the business because 95% of your success will depend on your why? The "How" will be shown to you by your sponsor or leaders in the company.

Another important factor for your success is your willingness to invest in yourself. Top network marketers are constantly investing in books, CDs, VCDs and training to improve themselves!

Take responsibility for your result and every morning when you look into the mirror, ask this question: "Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the cause of it all?"

About the Author

Bruce Seah, Business Owner, Marketing Consultant and Author. Bruce loves to help people make money offline and online to achieve their dreams. For Bruce's free ebook on How To Be Successful In Network Marketing, go to: http://www.BruceSeah.com Feel free to share this article at your website, ezine or email as long as you include the author's name and website.