A Teacher’s LESSON PLAN for Health and Wealth MLM Electi Home Business

 

Not everyone can sell, but most people can share a video...

Note previous article that explains how teaching principles can help to improve the learning cycle to improve the sales and marketing process.

This article outlines a teacher’s lesson plan to help market a unique MLM health and wealth opportunity called Electi, a new company selling proprietary supplements in the nutraceutical industry.

Basics of network marketing also need to be integrated into this plan for all networkers with variable skills from top teams to average people wanting healthy benefits and income.

TWO FUNDAMENTALS MATTER

ONE: HEALTH BENEFITS — Live a healthy natural lifestyle as prevention to sickness. Understand that everybody needs a full spectrum of nutrients daily to help repair and protect the body from infections or other diseases.

TWO: WEALTH POTENTIAL — Realize the basic principles of network marketing is the only way where families with above average dreams can make above average income with a little capital and sweat equity. Use the Product, Value the Benefits and Be Happy to Share the Product.

GOOD NEWS: Electi opportunity reflects innovative science and precision wellness with 20 year clinical studies for their revolutionary products where there is no substitute for strong personal testimonials eagerly shared.

The best sales pitch: try a bottle of patented nutraceutical liquid drops to revitalize millions of cells in the body that give you better energy. It’s all you need to tell the world about it. Bjorn Arnstedt — Master Distributor

HEALTH BENEFITS

Objective / Goals: Discover a new Pure Cell technology that delivers nutrients directly to the cells for bioavailable cellular nutrition.

Basic Vocabulary

Cells — Cells are molecular biochemical factories that are integrated into every major system, programmed for maximum efficiency. In fact, the health of a single cell holds the key to the health, or disease of the body.

Bioavailable — nutrients can pass through the cell walls and used

Pure Cell technology –research shows how micronutrients pass through cell walls if encapsulated in water for up to 98% absorption, protection and longevity.

Hypothesis: What if, pill or powdered supplements do not have efficient nutrition passing through the digestive system?

If you can see a new kind of supplement that is up to 100% assimilated by the cells, would you be interested?

Personal Background:

What Kind of Dietary Supplements Do You Use Now for what reasons …any concerns?

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What I know about Cellular Nutrition or what I’d like to know more ________________________________________________________________

GET INFORMATION — watch 40 min webinar by top master distributor Bjorn Arnsted: webinar: password Electi1!

COMPREHENSION:

What’s a major global problem?

What’s a new standard in future of nutrition?

What’s the Pure Cell difference as you can explain it?

What are some products you would be interested in trying?

What’s the monthly cost of 100 Electi credits to be used to buy product, events or use as travel vouchers?

How many personal distributors give you $100 that makes your product free?

How can travel vouchers or self-education courses build a happy lifestyle?

TWO: WEALTH POTENTIAL

Objectives/ Goals — Join and set goals to market one-of-kind dietary supplements with Electi, a potential legacy international company with minimal monthly autoship for products to achieve happy lifestyle including travel and education.

The big question is to implement the best marketing system that works for the average networker as well as elite data-driven master achievers with massive teams.

Basic Vocabulary

Residual Income — based on work once and get paid multiple times versus a linear income of working one hour getting paid one hour by a boss at a job.

Leverage top earners — share their knowledge…minimize personal learning curve

Duplicate the marketing plan — watch webinar … no personal rejection

Hypothesis: what if, you can see how powerful testimonials with 3 people can start a downline for free product with exponential growth times 3 to make extraordinary money at levels to infinity?

Personal Background

What are your personal networking experience … positive or negative

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COMPENSATION PLAN

— learn about unique lucrative plan that is based on choice, points and team building with a fast break-even rank and high payouts in early growth.

— hear Peter Jacobbson, international trainer, how to set 7 goals for home business success that have stood the test of time. See a multiplying formula for success based on factors of Knowledge, Attitude, Skills and Habits where wrong or limited habits equal zero growth.

Network marketing isn’t about hustle to find instant gratification or ready-made partnerships on social media. It’s helping a few to make a difference.

Word-of-mouth marketing still remains the strongest partner / team relationship. The exponential power of 3 networkers is impressive:

Get 3 personals gives you free product every month. 12 people on your team equals $400 a month via personal growth, team work or spill over.

9 people bring in 3 people each = 9 x 3 = 27 x 3 = 81 equals $700 a month residual.

The formula is simple: Try Them … Like Them … Share Them

Use the Product, Be the Product and Tell Others about the Product.

SUMMARY

As you can see, there are many variables to consider when investing your time and money into starting a home business with a new network marketing company. Due diligence is required in assessing any business opportunity.

The right decision can be the turning point to a lifestyle of good health and financial freedom possible within such an industry with a long legacy of success. Perhaps this is the right time to return to the old- fashioned standard that an average family can start a home business with a little money and training to improve their financial security in a changing world.

Networkers get this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to have a top position at conception building to mass consumption.

Do Electi’s objectives fit with yours?

BE HEALTHY — use latest clinical technology for bioavailable cellular nutrition.

BE WEALTHY — plug into a compensation plan based on three legs to infinity with one company Payline and matching bonuses. The amount of money to be made with small numbers has never been seen before.

BE HAPPY — enjoy wholesale discount travel opportunities and personal development activities.

I look forward to hear your thoughts and opinions.

Mary (Annemarie) Berukoff

info@newbetterchoices.com

Stunning New Facts about Mental Health Conditions among Teenagers from WHO - World Health Organization Oct.23. 2019

Stunning New Facts about Mental Health Conditions among Teenagers from WHO - World Health Organization  Oct.23. 2019

In an age of selfies – with filters to adjust our reality to make us look better – and an over fascination with image, fame and being ‘seen’, how do we ensure that we nurture the growth of character in our children? Maggie Dent

I don't know about you, but these facts stunned me as a teacher,  researcher and author of a teen girl's e-book about struggles and regrets on Social Media. It is the newest research about mental health problems with adolescents done by the World HealthOrganization in Oct. 23, 2019.  

Here are the 6 key findings:

1. One in six people are aged 10–19 years.
2. Mental health conditions account for 16% of the global burden of disease and injury in people aged 10–19 years.
3. Half of all mental health conditions start by 14 years of age but most cases are undetected and untreated.
4. Globally, depression is one of the leading causes of illness and disability among adolescents.
5. Suicide is the third leading cause of death in 15-19-year-olds.
6. The consequences of not addressing adolescent mental health conditions extend to adulthood, impairing both physical and mental health and limiting opportunities to lead fulfilling lives as adults.

Nearly 90% of the world’s adolescents live in low or middle-income countries. I can’t say how teenagers in North America (Canada and US) may relate to others around the world but there are more similarities than differences, in my opinion, because teenagers share a common transition or threshold. If any of these words ring true, then the bell tolls for our country, too, and  for teenagers you may know.  

All adolescents share a unique and formative time. Their physical and psychological well-being must be protected against adverse experiences and risk factors that may impact their potential to thrive with essential physical and mental health into adulthood.   

Here is a summary of main points or may read the entire article.

   

Mental health determinants

• develop and maintain social and emotional habits important for mental well-being: healthy sleep, regular exercise, problem solving, interpersonal skills, managing emotions, respecting supportive environments.
• minimize risk factors: greater autonomy, peer pressure, sexual identity, socioeconomic problems and quality of home life. 
• increased access to technology and media influence with hands-on disparity between lived reality and perceptions for the future. 
• more vulnerable to social exclusion, discrimination, readiness to seek help, educational difficulties, risk-taking behaviors, physical ill-health and human rights violations.   

Emotional disorders

• common disorders are depression, anxiety, irritability, frustration or anger, unexpected mood changes or outbursts; schoolwork affected; possible physical symptoms such as stomach ache, headache or nausea. 
• social withdrawal linked to isolation and loneliness, even suicide.

Childhood behavioral disorders

• include attention deficit hyperactivity, difficulty paying attention, excessive or destructive activity and acting without regards to consequences; can affect education or result in criminal behavior.

Eating disorders

• affect females more commonly than males: restricting calories, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorder, often co-exist with depression, anxiety and/or substance misuse.

Suicide and self-harm

• third leading cause of death in older adolescents (15–19 years). Risk factors include harmful use of alcohol, abuse in childhood, stigma against help-seeking, limited access to care.
• need more communication 

Risk-taking behaviors

• substance abuse, episodic drinking. use of tobacco and cannabis, sexual risks, interpersonal violence impacts on adolescent’s mental and physical well-being.

Promotion and prevention

• interventions and programs to help regulate emotions, provide alternatives to risk- taking behaviors, build self -esteem and confidence, promote supportive social environments and networks
• requires digital media education, health or social care settings, schools or the community

Early detection and treatment

• crucial to address the needs of adolescents with defined mental health conditions
• avoid institutionalization and over-medicalization, prioritize non-pharmacological approaches, respect the rights of children and adolescents

I am nervous when I see the words "teen suicide" but it happens like a 14 year old girl hanging herself from her family's apple tree because of a boyfriend's snub. Suicide is the leading killer in young Australians, as one in four adolescents suffer from depressive symptoms and many others battle anxiety. Maggie Flett

I will always wonder to what degree the digital media contributes to teenagers' problems, their self-identity, social compass and personal morality. What are the long-term consequences of hours spend watching cellphones?

I’m not a trained psychologist, not even a  parent, but I’d be scratching the wall if I had to watch my child grow up before his or her time with virtual strangers.

So why is this so upsetting for this teacher?

Because the educational process has also been overthrown.  Learning process involves going from point A ( know little) to Point B (know a lot). However, teenage girls have been thrown into the middle of a social media circus with little training or understanding of media literacy or psychology. Their adolescent brain development for all the reasons mentioned by WHO are trying to find a WHY and HOW place to belong in a hyper saturated medium.

Young girls will not shout from the rooftops, "I’m mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore" because they don’t know their teenage innocence and self-discovery have been sabotaged and manipulated. They react to stimuli and response...its the only circus in town.

   

They need a strong popular advocate to say enough is enough. The Kardashians won’t do it because their brand is to hyperventilate appearances and how to post butt-selfies (belfies). . Oprah Winfrey may help if she feels there is a solution with the #metoo movement.

So, am I wrong to feel so strongly about teenagers, especially teen girls, and social media impositions and influencers?

How do you feel about our teenage digital culture...what are your teen experiences or concerns...how do you deal with mental problems as such? What changes would you like to see? 

Questions and comments are always important ... let's talk about solutions.

Sincerely,
Annemarie
amarie10@gmail.com
https://helpfulmindstreamforchanges.com
1 833 471 4661 (leave a message and the best time to call)


NOTE:  WHO works on strategies, programs and tools to assist governments in responding to the health needs of adolescents. Check out some of their key resources.

PS: Check out e-book called Teen Girl Faces Time in the Sand. 
As well, I am always looking for  podcast interviews about struggles, regrets and survival on Social Media for teen girls. See questions for discussion   

My Opinion About Dr. Phil On Meeting Today's Cinderella as a Social Media Influencer

My Opinion about Dr. Phil On Meeting Today’s Cinderella as a Social Media Influencer

                 The race for cheap, unearned attention is a race that can’t be won. As soon as someone gains the lead, someone else will lower their standards and take a shortcut to get even more. The players have already surrendered their self-esteem, so it’s simply an escalating hijack of trust. And so we have dark patterns, once-respected media outlets with shameless headlines and an entire industry based on click bait, come-ons and trickery. 

Seth Godin

Well, Dr. Phil, as a psychologist and an arbiter of our society, seems to be taking another look at social media impacts. Recently, Sept. 12, he had a show called Desperate for Insta-Fame. He introduced a 21-year-old woman called Jessy who spent over 11 hours a day researching, planning and taping outrageous content for likes and follows.

There she sat with long black hair, heavy eye makeup, lacquered lips, expensive cut-out pumps with Cinderella glass heels, and long fingernails curling into glossy arcs with sequined flower details…very exclusive, waving them in front of Dr. Phil.

She was proud to have 100,000 Instagram followers who looked forward to her posts, the more offensive the better. She bragged the more stupid you act, the more views you get. Her motto is "Do What Others Won’t Do" like stealing a sandwich off a customer’s plate and running away on video tape. It’s the shock value where people “hate to love you,” she explained. My head spins, is this the be-nasty fuel, the ignition on social media? 

She bragged about her celebrity status standing out in parties and hooking up with guys but only if they had more followers than her. Then her Tweeter and  Instagram were temporarily shut down because of racist tweets which were reactive to other posts not personal at all she said. But her despair had hit the worst possible tragedy from making 500K dollars, as claimed, to living off food stamps with beautiful fingernails and shoes. She was “nothing without her followers.” But exactly, who are these faithful subjects with nothing better to do than watch fools making fun of themselves?

When faced by a life counselor who outlined the values of being yourself but only better (title of his book), she dapped away a few tears saying she didn’t have much parental guidance or friends. 

Dr. Phil asked her to do one thing every day over 5 days to turn her life around. The advice was to go to a soup kitchen or homeless shelter and serve lunch to people who truly had nothing and no excuses.

I don’t know, Dr. Phil, if serving people as a scullery maid will enlighten her potential in the real or virtual world. Can her brain ingrained with so much self-flattery and disrespecting rights of others over years on social media be changed with a few hours of volunteer work?

We are all familiar with Cinderella, a poor mistreated girl who finds her dream through magic fairies turning pumpkins into royal coaches and a glass slipper who wins the hand of a prince to live happily ever after. But what about the magical domains in today’s changing world especially for young teenage girls?

Certainly, social media dominates the landscape and celebrities rule. We are socially engaged to a  new princess or prince called the influencers who oversee some of the largest gatherings found on YouTube and Instagram. We admire and trust them to buy their choices of fashion, food, entertainment, sports, colleges or favorite restaurants. 

For example, a top You Tuber with 100,000 loyal followers or more can expect to generate thousands from advertisements by plugging their favorite products or stores.  An Instagram user with 100,000 followers can command $5,000 for a post made in partnership with a company or brand.

There are three points here. One, as consumers, we have always followed trends or word of mouth recommendations. Two, what kind of consumerism is based on the flagrant and outrageous behavior of a selfie brand that says I am so crazy but respect me,  like me and follow me? How does stupidity become a trend? Third, there is no doubt that social engagement and personal information are  today’s currency, easy to collect and manipulate.  

However, the big question is how fair is this to vulnerable teenagers as to what to like, where to go and who your friends are; not withstanding these bizarre selfie-jesters who juggle craziness for viral fame by stealing sandwiches or licking ice cream containers in supermarkets.

As a retired teacher who understands the learning process,  I can only shake my head at the lack of basic subject matter for teenagers, especially girls, about the power of social media and how to contain its forces for personal growth and development, not distraction, amorality and futility.  

In my opinion, we need far more serious intervention to reset social norms than a week of KP duty to win the battle. To that need, I wrote an e-book Teen Girl Faces Time in the Sand for three main reasons:

1. How to stop social media from taking advantage of a rash and brash teenage brain still in development

2. How to start looking at value of Time and power of choice as a superpower tool to avoid making bad mistakes that may affect the total Timeline

3. How to use symbols to better discuss what it means to grow up in a mass media world personified here as a Giant Clown Face of epic proportion 

What is your opinion about this modern day Cinderella? Do you think that Dr. Phil's solution will get results? What do you think can help this young woman?

I look forward to your opinions and comments...always important. 

Sincerely,

Annemarie Berukoff

amarie10@gmail.com

833 471 4661 

Excerpt from Teen Girl Faces Time in the Sand: 

Today the real tragedy with young people is how to overcome the huge problems created by a Giant Media Monster; like a Medusa manipulator using her vast army of words and images to twist, to seduce and undermine the ability of people to think critically and freely. It's like a vast army of fake selfies attacking what's good and normal.

The great personal tragedy is made worse because most young people do not use their real characters to take offensive action but rather create their own fake Selfies to closely reflect what the Media Monster promotes.  These are soldiers on the same side with the same goals which means the Monster wins every time. Like I said before, the Monster has no regret for what it is doing; it will never apologize if you keep liking her artificial ugliness again and again.

PS: Read another blog about Dr. Phil's encounter with viral madness.

PPS: I am always looking for podcast interviews.