6: If My Product’s So Great, How Come I Can’t Sell It?

Kim Klaver built 4 network marketing companies to the top over last 24 years. Author of, “If My Product’s So Great, How Come I Can’t Sell It?” and several audio and video programs, including: “100 customers 100 Days.” and “How To Recruit by Phone”, and "How to Sell on Facebook Without Really Selling". Kim Attended MIT, Stanford, and has an MAT (Master’s of Art in Teaching) from Harvard. Her Mission is to help women who got into network marketing who thought it would be “just like recommending a restaurant” to master the sales and marketing skills required to earn more than a few hundred a month. Interestingly Weird Fact? One week after I turned 14 I was abandoned by my parents. How did your journey as an entrepreneur all begin? Had a paper route at age 9. Never paid for any of my tuition going to school, made money playing pool, scholarships, etc. Made $34-38k selling water filters. In the next month or 2 I sponsored 60-70 people and in 90 days I had 200 people sponsored. Digging your own well is one of the best things to figure out. Best Entrepreneurial advice? Decide first of all if you really wanna be an entrepreneur, it’s more than just talking about it. Talk is cheap. In order to make things work, learn how to produce orders in whatever ways you do it. Learn to overcome those obstacles. If u want to be an entrepreneur see everything as an experiment. Know the process might be a few years. Who’s your favorite super hero and why? Steve Jobs – loved him since the day I came to California. Setting standards really high, thinking about do your thing, don’t let other people plan your dreams or tell you how to live your life. He came from nothing. Best way to connect with you? Blog: kimsblog.com Website: rulefb.com