Branching Out!
The seed has been planted. The beginning of an enormous network of branches, a symbol of solidity and unity with a common goal.
Start with yourself as the core, the trunk, curled inside the seed waiting for guidance, to know how to move forward. What does the trunk inside the seed need to grow? ROOTS!
The seed needs to root itself in the most nutritious soil in order to give birth to new life that will produce determined, healthy trunks and branches that will eventually create one tree united in vigour and intention.
With Network Marketing, the origin of the roots is vital. The right mentors (roots) or business opportunity are the nutrients that will give the seed the guidance and determination to move forward, showing the way and helping to root the seed securely so it can support the many branches it will inevitably grow.
As the first trunk becomes strong enough to support itself and stand tall, all the elements it needs to prosper come together (teamwork), light, water and nutrients. Without the teamwork of all these fundamentals, growth will be stunted. Constant nurturing is needed in order for the tree to blossom and flourish, allowing the fruits of it’s labour to be enjoyed by all.
During the growth of this tree, new branches will be made. These active members will, in turn grow into strong stable trunks, going onto create branches of their own. The branches will become so strong, with the constant supply of teamwork (elements) they will appear independent yet still remain interdependent. As the tree continues to grow larger, the network will expand growing and moving further away from its origin but always staying connected.
A network of people will work in the same way, working together to prosper and grow, always heading toward a common goal, it will thrive alone but remain together- independent but interdependent by the power of duplication.
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