Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Friday, March 5, 2010
growing so fast my upline is too busy for me
Don't know if I should post this or not because it might dissuade potential prospects but at the end of the day, my intent here is not to "sell" the Pyxism opportunity so here it is...
Pyxism has been in pre-launch for a while and during that time, you could "join" the opportunity and pay later. The back office systems are still under construction so payment options are limited and credit card payment is still not available so I decided to start building my organization and pay only when I can do so by credit card.
In three days of a Google AdWords campaign, I had signed on 10 in my downline (who have not paid yet) and then a further 4 in the following week. This would permit me to cycle into the Horizon matrix for a payout of $5000 once they pay their registration. To date, not one has paid so I am torn whether to continue growing my organization or focusing my efforts on helping these people grow their organizations. None have responded to my reaching out to them so I fear they may be tire-kickers after all is said and done.
The other thing I am not happy with regarding Pyxism, that I have experienced in every other MLM I have been involved in, is that my upline doesn't really support . In this case, it's because I have not yet paid, even though I have recruited 14 people into the organization. Contrary to my reaching out to my downline to see what I can do to help them get their business going, I have not received the same support from my upline. Does this bother me? yes and no. It bothers me because I feel I am not being taken seriously and I am not getting the answers to the questions and support requests that I am making. On the other hand, it doesn't bother me because I am a skilled attraction marketer and I understand that I am the product that my downline is looking for, not Pyxism, and certainly not my upline. I understand that I am positioned, with my knowledge, to help my downline grow their business and really that's all that matters.
At the end of the day, I am assuming my responsibility to help my downline grow their business, and I don't need somebody to teach me how to do it. I am autonomous and I want to teach my downline how to be autonomous as well so they no longer have to be dependant on anyone for their success.
Pyxism has been in pre-launch for a while and during that time, you could "join" the opportunity and pay later. The back office systems are still under construction so payment options are limited and credit card payment is still not available so I decided to start building my organization and pay only when I can do so by credit card.
In three days of a Google AdWords campaign, I had signed on 10 in my downline (who have not paid yet) and then a further 4 in the following week. This would permit me to cycle into the Horizon matrix for a payout of $5000 once they pay their registration. To date, not one has paid so I am torn whether to continue growing my organization or focusing my efforts on helping these people grow their organizations. None have responded to my reaching out to them so I fear they may be tire-kickers after all is said and done.
The other thing I am not happy with regarding Pyxism, that I have experienced in every other MLM I have been involved in, is that my upline doesn't really support . In this case, it's because I have not yet paid, even though I have recruited 14 people into the organization. Contrary to my reaching out to my downline to see what I can do to help them get their business going, I have not received the same support from my upline. Does this bother me? yes and no. It bothers me because I feel I am not being taken seriously and I am not getting the answers to the questions and support requests that I am making. On the other hand, it doesn't bother me because I am a skilled attraction marketer and I understand that I am the product that my downline is looking for, not Pyxism, and certainly not my upline. I understand that I am positioned, with my knowledge, to help my downline grow their business and really that's all that matters.
At the end of the day, I am assuming my responsibility to help my downline grow their business, and I don't need somebody to teach me how to do it. I am autonomous and I want to teach my downline how to be autonomous as well so they no longer have to be dependant on anyone for their success.
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