Network Marketing Success Pillar #2: Timing In The Company And The Industry
Are you aware of the fact that most startup companies do not survive the first 2 years of being in business? Given this fact, I’m blown away on how people jump on the latest prelaunch all the time. And they do it like rats jumping off a sinking ship.. 
Why would anyone take such a high risk when the statistics say that the company will, most likely , not be there in 2 years?
Maybe it has to do with GREED.
People think they need to be the first on board in order to have a chance to make money.
Two years later they are left holding the bag after having spent a lot of money and time trying to build their business.
It would make much more sense to join a company after they’ve been operating for at least 2 years. If they’ve survived the first 2 years, it means they were able to jump through all the hoops that are usually present at the beginning. They’ve proven themselves and are now worthy of consideration.
In the same token, would you join a company today that operates in the telecommunications industry the way Excel communications did?
No way. Excel was very successful by taking advantage of the deregulation in the telecommunications industry during that time.
I hope you now understand that, by not being aware of this network marketing success pillar you could join a company that would seriously compromise your chances of success.
Stay tuned for the next network marketing success pillar #3: Remarkable products.
Cheers!
~Michel
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