"NINETY PERCENT OF ALL MLMERS FAIL."

Gasp!

Oh come now...What's the big deal? I'm sorry, but really: Why would this bother you?

Frankly, if only 90 percent of the people who try something fail, that's great! That would mean that somewhere between five and nine times more people are succeeding in this business than almost any where else.

Think about it. How many who set out to win a gold metal in any event in the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta will lose? All but one.

How many children, out of the 9,000,000 (nine million!) who enter will win this year's National Spelling Bee?

How many golfers are there at the start of the PGA or The Masters? How many win?

How many ideas for a brand new consumer product fail and never make it to market?

Of those that make it through the R&D to manufacturing process and actually hit the shelves, 90 percent will be taken off, thrown away and no longer made in their first year! How many of these 10,000-plus new products introduced each and every year will you try and buy?

And don't think lack of money is the problem. Many of these marvelous ideas have literally hundreds of millions of dollars behind them when they crash and burn.

Ever heard of Ford's Edsel?

How about Xerox's, or Exxon's computers?

Or, toy-giant Ideal, who in 1958 had the awesome bad taste to introduce a Christ-c ... Members have full access to this article. Become a member now using the links above.