I guess every industry likes to think it’s extremely unique in how it’s run. I’m convinced, though, that those of us who work on the corporate side of a direct sales company could make a strong case for having very distinct and opinionated ideas about works and what doesn’t. Even illogical ideas.
That’s why I think we could learn a lot from Jimmy Carter.
I’ve already made my case that what we really do is facilitate evangelism. And that the direct sellers is the greatest feature of direct sales. And that direct sales isn’t an online business.
Now, thanks to an opportunity to guest post on Jen Fong’s amazing blog on social media for direct sellers, I’ve had the chance to vet out my thoughts on how we need to see ourselves.
Go read it now: What Jimmy Carter Knows About Running a Direct Sales Company. I’d love your input in the comments there.
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