Snapping out of Mark Joyner's spell

No, I'm not going to hypnotize Mark into revealing some truth about his products and services, nor am I inviting him to a hokey public challenge.

By now, I'm sure you've heard of Mark's new program... The Free Agent Path. He's not pushing his own products or services this time, he's gotten into network marketing.

Before I go on, let me make it clear that I don't agree with all that Mark is trying to "teach" here (gasp! no! you so didn't say that!)... but, I have to give it to him... he's incredibly clever and there are lessons to be learned. I'll tell you in a minute.

While this program was still in its "beta" stage, he invited about 100 or so "leaders" to each organize a Master Mind team of 12 people. In 2 weeks, he had approximately 6,000 people signed up in this program. That's 6,000 people on his list within 2 weeks.

• Wanna hear the "kicker"?? It hasn't been made "public" yet.

• Wanna hear another?? He hasn't even decided on a product or service to promote.

• Wanna hear more? I signed up. Mainly because the person who introduced this to me has yet to give me a creepy feeling in my gut... it's free... and I was curious. Okay, mostly that last one.

When you first access your account, you immediately see that he aggressively encourages the participants to build friendships with their team (downline)... get to know each other, and offer help. So, here we are, building trust and a friendly relationship with one another (all the while, asking, "what program are we going to promote?").

Okay, let me go on.

Mark held the first live call on 8/13. Joe Vitale was interviewing him to get a clearer picture of what this is all about. He talked about how your job is a form of slave income. You're a slave to your boss and the hours you keep.

I AGREE. A good majority of people dream of quitting their office jobs and saying "good bye" forever to their boss. They want freedom.

He also touched on how our health, jobs, and television draws us in and keeps us in a vicious slave cycle: Work til you're tired, go home and relax in front of the TV, where we are encouraged to eat unhealthy foods and buy unnecessary things, leaving us with no energy and deep in debt.

I agree with this as well, but, only if you're so impressionable that you let what's on TV dictate how you think and live your life... ie. you have no control over what you nourish your body with, or how and where you spend your money. Sorta like the "Beavis and Butthead made my kids start a fire" incident a while back...

Then, he explained why owning your own business is also a form of slave income. You're a slave to your business, your customers, your employees, your products and services. He DISCOURAGED everyone from starting/building their own business.

Tell me... if you've always wanted to start/build/live off of your own business, if you have passion for all that you do... no matter how much *time* you invest in what you're doing, wouldn't you be happy? How can he tell you *not* to follow your dreams? Are all of Mark's friends going drop their businesses and customers to pursue the FAP program *exclusively*? (Although I've heard *rumors* of at least one marketing heavy-hitter walking away from his business to do this...)

Mark said *his* business didn't give him freedom, and that's the reason he's turned to network marketing... but, if Mark got a chance at building a multimillion dollar business, why can't others have a shot at it too?

And, if owning your business, whether you have employees or not, is considered slave income, wouldn't we be "slaves" to everyone under us in this program? Aren't we obligated to "be there" to give support and guidance? How can we, in good conscience, just walk away from the business knowing there are people in our team counting on us?

Here's where I think his genius shines...

He tells you to build a strong bond, a tight friendship with your team even *before* he announce the income streams. Think about it, once you build a group of people with whom you become "intimate" with, you wouldn't want to let them down by abandoning them... and even if you *haven't* established a relationship yet, you wouldn't just drop a group of people who may be able to make you some money, would you?

The *really good* part... this program teaches you to become an effective leader and gain awareness to how you can help those who count on you... how to make your team's best interest your priority.

And if I can earn an extra $25,000 with FAP like it says I can, while I help others to become leaders and learn to network effectively, then I'm for it. (The $ amount above is not accurate... if you signed up, you'll know why.)

Mark Joyner is advanced military training, plus, marketing and networking prodigy at work in front of our very eyes. Simply observing him build and conduct his business is a powerful business building lesson on its own.

So, if you want a free marketing/networking lesson from a pro and earn an auto-pilot income doing it... I recommend this program. Just don't let it turn you into a zombie and discourage you from following your dreams of starting *your own* business. Instead, invest what you earn here into your own dreams and make it your reality!

Wanna play? It's free.